Holiday Traffic Deaths Start Early With Grim Projections
Press reports across the nation warn of a deadly New Year weekend as the National Safety Council predicts a surge in holiday traffic fatalities by Tuesday midnight. Officials urge motorists to slow, obey rules, and show respect for others as crews respond to a fatal multi-vehicle crash near Pittsburgh and snowy highways.
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Etematower
Tope
Fear's Toll Is 65 Airmen Woman Die From Crash Injuries
A spree of accidents in Onondaga County raises the death toll to 65. A 25 year old man from Ohio and a 62 year old North Syracuse woman died from injuries sustained in separate crashes. Gerald Howesman of Ohio died after a collision on Thombyon Road near Brace. Mrs Matilda Pice of Crow Irving Hospital since December 7 remains hospitalized. The incident involved a trailer and carrier unit near Fass Road and Route 1.
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Automobile Catalitins
Onondaga County
Ajeniin
Ohio Piel
North Syracuse
Gerald Howesman
Tandon, Ohio
Tor-Tealler
Thombyon Rd
Brace, Muelle and Hunteley, Inc
Thora Ave
Orchard Barr
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Dyer
Sherif Harry Ginsberg
Snow and Cold To Persist Tonight Through Tomorrow
The report warns of continued snow and below freezing temperatures with northerly winds tonight and tomorrow. Forecasters expect a chilly day with light flurries, a low around 13 degrees and a high near 23, followed by a milder but still cool pattern. Football fans in the area are advised that conditions for New Year’s Day games should be fair with temps around the 60s later in the period.
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Todlay
Ue Dread
Unieares
Andy Koller
Dallas
Vox
Ben Schwartawalter
Che Bay
Eisenhower weighs two pronged Mideast aid plan
The administration pursues a combined military pressure and broad economic aid strategy to deter Middle East aggression and counter Soviet influence. Secretary Dulles and President Eisenhower prepare a formal unveiling at a New Year’s Day White House conference, with leaks aiming to steady public and congressional reaction.
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Middle East
Dulles
White House
Russia
Cam Hag
Avor
Ike to keep Summerfield in cabinet
President Eisenhower announced he would nominate Arthur Summerfield for another term as Postmaster General. The move ends speculation that Summerfield might resign from the cabinet after his term would lapse with the President’s term. A White House spokesman said there is no intention of resignation due to health.
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Eisenhower
Arthur Stnamerfield
G.O.P
White House
Buntmecuieta
Florida
Teonard Hall
Syracusan Jailed and Fined for Drunken Driving Incident
A Syracusan received 30 days in Onondaga County Penitentiary and a $100 fine after a drunken driving arrest near Hendrick's Field on Irving Avenue. The case involved Clark 31 of 733 Adams Street and details include eluding police and a pursuit by officers Gladstone and Mosher, with the judge noting a prior record.
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Buffato Wowarns
New York State
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Adams Sl
Judie Truman
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I Aummans
Reinew
Prim
Irving Ave
Hendrick's
E. Fayelie S
Cahl
William McCarths
Sel Lowi Mosher
Today’s Chuckle Promoter Says Advertising Budget Cuts
A humorous item notes a company president joking about slashing the ad budget by five percent and profits by seventy five percent while claiming salaries are cut by one hundred percent, reflecting a satirical take on budget cuts.
Montomery Buses Run In Defiance Of Gunfire
Montomery buses continued service despite gunfire during racially charged violence near the city center. A 22 year old woman, Jordan, was shot and injured while onboard a bus as police investigated two attacks linked to the unrest. Police reported no fatalities and urged calm as riders sought shelter in stations amid the broader South's racial tensions.
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D. C
Letties
Montgomery
Silyrous Biarsis
Tse
Deep South
Olkes
Ambregra
Ewana
Welee
Roma Jordan
Huy
Wellas
Jordans
Agun
Clyde Seiler
Malibu Fire Rages Across Hills Destroying Dozens of Homes
In Malibu area winds shift offering hope of control after fourth major brush blaze. Firefighters battle several fires from Zuma Beach to Lake Sherwood, evacuations ordered as flames destroy dozens of homes and threaten coastal properties near Santa Monica Bay. Authorities declared a state of emergency and mobilized federal assistance.
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Calif
Weantslay
Paula Avi
Charlotte
Ing
N.C
Fo Hutchins
Santa Monica Bay
Patoguily
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Kirsten
Hart
Joseph Szigati
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Boye
Goodwin Knight
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Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Malibu
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Angeles
Lake Sherwood
New York City Bomb Scare Triggers Police Sweep
New York City faced a wave of false bomb threats as 36 calls warned of bombs at a Catholic school and a Brookly n supermarket and Times Square theater. Police formed a 34 man squad to handle suspicious objects while responders quizzed a heartbeat victim and evacuated multiple sites.
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Paliva
Aasitown
Avotte
Brooklin
Niumero
Tate
James B. Leggett
Times Lipsare
Princeton scholars uncover buried ancient Greek city in Sicily
Princeton University researchers report discovery of a buried ancient Greek city in Sicily. The site features a marketplace that allegedly rivals a major modern shopping center in scale and activity.
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Princeton, N. J
Princeton University
Sicily
Todays Features and Events Glance from the Seattlian Press
A fragmentary page note lists today’s features and events including entertainment and notices. It mentions schedule items and listings labeled as 11-93 and page 10, with references to assorted local interests and listings. The readable text presents a busy, irregular roundup typical of a newspaper feature page.
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Beltge
Andio
Ty Coles
Byres
Cornwall Prepares to Burst its Seams
Cornwall, a river city, readies a boom from a giant industrial project under the St. Lawrence Seaway Act. The city annexes surrounding township to expand to about three square miles, boosting assessed value from 2 to 1 million and population toward 1,000. Officials see the merger as vital to future growth despite urban rural tensions and service challenges.
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