Chiefs Sold To Miamians For $100000
Sidney Salomon Jr and Elliot Stein bought the Syracuse Chiefs for a reported 100000, ending 23 years without International League baseball in Syracuse. The sale followed a local bid effort by the Central New York Community Baseball Corporation and prompted police after a death threat to Haske, the outgoing owner, amid last minute negotiations.
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Syracuse
International League Baseball
Miami
Fla
Chiefs
Sidney Salomon Jr
St Louis Browns
Elliot Stein
St. Louis Investment
Tribe
Martin D. Haske
James Quinn
Don Yeomans
Central New York Community Baseball Corporation
Haske
Peter Muserlian
Quinn
Yeomans
E. Willow St
Voice
Corporation Committee
Pat Miller
Salomon
Arabs storm U S Consulate in Jerusalem protests
Arabs in Jerusalem storm the U S Consulate and tear down the American flag in a demonstration against Jordan joining the Baghdad Pact. In Amman, violence flared after King Hussein dissolved Parliament and called for elections. Windows cracked. Arab Legion troops fired in the air to disperse rioters. No casualties reported there.
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Amman
Jordan
U.S
Jerusalem
Hussein
Ines
Jordan's
Arab Legion
Reds Free Doctor And Wife In Hong Kong Freedom
Dr Homer W. Bradshaw and his wife, American medical missionaries jailed in China for nearly five years, crossed into Hong Kong today. Mrs Bradshaw, suffering acute malnutrition and mental distress, was taken to St Teresa’s Hospital. The couple, long based in China since 1928, await moving to a farm near Pittsburgh as they plan to return home.
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Hong. Kong
Homer W. Bradshaw
China
Hong Kong
Bradshaw
Free Territory
St. Teresa’s Hospital
Frontier Bridge
Canton
Hem
Kwangtung
Bradshaws
Santa hitchhikes to Colorado party amid missed ride
Henry Summers dressed as Santa and waited for a Chamber of Commerce Christmas party ride in Wallenburg Colorado. Officials forgot the pickup and Summers had to thumb a ride, with forty cars passing before he got a lift.
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Wallenburg
Colo
Santa Claus
Henry Summers
Summers
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Santa in Safford knows where he’ll stop
Leland Branch, in his first year playing Santa at Safe ford stores, never has trouble separating the good children from the bad. For the rest of the year Branch serves as the county juvenile probation officer.
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Safford, Ariz. GM
Leland Branch
Santa Claus
Safeford
Branch
George Meany Editorial Reflections Stir Readers on Communism
On today's Editorial Page David Lawrence remarks that George Meany's address mirrors what Americans think about Communism. The issue highlights Amusements, Musical Bridge, Junior Set, Classifieds, Radio-TV, City Life, Women's Deaths, Editorials, Sports, Letters, Your Money, Financial, and Way Things Inquire sections.
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George Meany
David Lawrence
Radio-Tv
City Life
Adm. Peary's Widow Dies in Maine at 92
Portland mourns as Mrs. Josephine Diebitsch Peary, widow of Arctic explorer Admiral Robert Peary, dies aged 92. She accompanied Peary on several expeditions and is mother to Arctic adventurers Marie Peary Stafford and Robert E. Peary Jr. Born in Washington, she met Peary through his naval engineering work and married in 1888.
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Portland
Viow
North Pole
Roberty Peary
Josephine Diebitsch Peary
Peary
Marie Peary Stafford
Pole
Robert E. Peary Jr
Brunswick
Washington, D.C
Smithsonian Institution
Herman H. Diebitsch
Will Seek Re Election in Georgia Senate Race
Sen. Walter F. George of Georgia announced his bid for re election in Vienna marking the start of a likely heated campaign Herman Talmadge former governor is anticipated to run for the seat long held by George for 33 years in next year’s election.
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Vienna
INS
Walter F. George
Navy secretary seeks more atomic submarines and a surface ship
U. S. Navy Secretary Charles S. Thomas said he will ask Congress next year for more atomic powered submarines and for the first U S powered surface ship. Page 18.
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Tokyo
INS
U. S. Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Congress
Upstate Ice as Cold Wave Sets Nation's Record
Upstate New York shivers as Lowville records 23 degrees below zero the coldest nationwide overnight. Syracuse hits 6 below at 6 am with official reports noting no immediate relief, while officials warn of continued frigid conditions and a slow warming trend later in the week.
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New York
Lowville
Watertown
U.S. Weather Bureau
Upstate
Syracuse
Andrew P. Keller
Weather Bureau
President Eisenhower to Return to Washington Today
President Eisenhower plans a late afternoon drive from the Gettysburg farm to Washington with Mrs. Eisenhower, to finish Christmas preparations. The trip follows doctors' advice for outdoor activity post heart attack, with possible warm weather stopovers under consideration.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
James C. Hagerty
White House
Tisenhower
Hagerut
Augusta
Iweather
Boy Brings Cake to Gettysburg Gets Personal Call from Ike
Seven year old Thomas Abraham Lincoln sent a gingerbread house cake to Gettysburg with his parents. President Eisenhower called the boy twice to thank him, expressed regret he could not meet him, and asked about the cake. Mrs. Lincoln said a secretary arranged the call.
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Reading
Thomas Abraham Lincoln
United States
Tommy
Gettysburg
Secret Service
Howard J.lincoln
Eisenhower Farm
Thomas
Honard
Lincoln
Monnday
Eisenhower
Fire in Appleton Causes $200000 Loss and Homelessness
A Wisconsin blaze in Appleton destroyed three two story business buildings in sub zero weather. Reported at 9 30 p m it took until 2 30 a m to control. Damages estimated at least $200000 with six plus families made homeless. Buildings housed a TV and radio store a music shop a drug store and a physician s office.
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Appleton
Wis
Paul Neumann
Emperor Hirohito attends public cinema in Tokyo
Emperor Hirohito defied tradition by visiting a Tokyo cinema to watch Cinerama Holiday, the first time a Japanese monarch attended a movie outside the palace. The outing marked a historic break in imperial protocol as crowds gathered to see him.
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Tokyo
INS
Emperor Hirohito
Imperial ‘Palace
Hirohito
Tipsy Driver Cases Listed In Syracuse Court Today
James Jacob, 28, of 517 N Townsend St, pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and dangerous driving. Bail set at 1500 for Jan 12. He rammed the rear of a stopped patrol car. A Mattydale man jailed on a separate DWI charge later complained of injuries and was taken to Onondaga General Hospital. Edward F. Thater, 60, of 207 Florida Ave Mattydale, was arrested after his car collided head on with Louis J. Newgass’s auto on the Le Moyne Ave bridge. Mrs. Levina Argy, 56, injured, discharged after treatment. Munster jailed for drunken driving, reported chest pains after accident. condition described as good.
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Syracuse
James Jacob
N. Townsend St
Truman H. Preston
Jacob
Nt Salina
Pearl Sts
William Sullivan
Sigmund Grudzinski
Mattydale
Onondaga General Hospital
Edward F. Thater
Florida Ave
Louis J. Newgass
E. Patricia la
LeMoyne Ave
Levina Argy
Wayne St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Munster
Cedar St
Fat Rooney
Rooney
Victor Tucci
Dulles Proposes Large Increase in Foreign Aid
Secretary of State Dulles announced the administration seeks a $200 million rise in foreign aid next year and a total $4.9 billion appropriation. He noted the increase aims at economic assistance amid Soviet activity, stressing the U S will not seek monopoly and explaining the plan covers military and economic aid with a pipeline-funded expansion.
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Washington
Dulles
Congress
Russia
United States
Public Health Service seeks large rise in research funds
Secretary Folsom announced Congress will be asked to boost Public Health Service research funds by 25 to 30 percent next year. He urged a new federal matching program for medical and dental schools and outlined plans to expand basic research across seven major NIH fields.
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Washington
Folsom
Congress
Public Health Service
National Institutes of Health
Thhe Public Health Service
Gifts From Christmas (Third of a Series)
A Christmas reflection by Dr. Ralph W. Lockman cites Don Marquis on open hearts at Christmas and recounts a WWI trench carol exchange where Scottish and German troops shared songs and buried the dead, illustrating love’s power to cross barriers. The piece ends with a meditation on the source of love as a blessing rather than possession.
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Don Marquis
J. Sutherland
Gordon Highlanders
120 Rescued From Ship Off North Sea in Thick Fog
Rescuers pulled 120 schoolchildren and their teachers from a ship that ran aground in fog off Germany. Another 125 children and teachers were stranded on a second grounded vessel. The icy winter brought blizzards across Scandinavia with villages cut off and early reports of deaths in Norway and Sweden.
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London
North Sea
Germany
Scandinavia
Norway
Sweden
Salvation Army kettle theft shocks Superior
Salvation Army Lt. Ralph Speiser said he paused bell ringing to warm up in a store and found the kettle missing along with $15 in contributions. The incident occurred Monday night in Superior, Wisconsin, as volunteers collected donations for the organization's holiday drive.
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Superior
Wis
Salvation Army
Ralph Speiser
TODAY'S CHUCKLE Executive
A workplace joke features a boss who consistently nags staff by giving them chores as if testing their patience. The quip portrays a comically controlling leader who relies on petty tasks to needle subordinates.
Yugoslavia Seated on U N Security Council by Lottery
Yugoslavia was elected to a two year term on the United Nations Security Council through a lottery deal with the Philippines. The General Assembly approved 43 for Yugoslavia, 1 for the Philippines, 1 for Finland and 1 for Sweden.
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United Nations
Yugoslavia
U.N. Security Council
Philippines
General Assembly
Assembly
Cone
Finland
Sweden
Russia
Jose Maza
Tunisia
Latin America
Council
United States
Britain
Asia
Chile
Dee Dee Costly Fires New York Fire Loss Report
New York reports November fire losses estimated at 68 percent of a million dollars by the National Board of Fire Underwriters.
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New York
United States
National Board of Fire Underwriters
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Ralph W. Lockman
No-man’s Land
U.N. Council
Dee Dee
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