Dulles Day Conference on U S Policy in Middle East
UPI report from New York describes Secretary of State John Foster Dulles meeting with UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjöld to develop a U S policy for the Middle East. They discussed preventing deterioration into war, maintaining order, and continuing UN-led peace efforts while considering aid, security, and regional attitudes.
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California open house draws six thousand visitors
Sacramento bee reports Governor and officials hosted an annual open house drawing over 6,000 Californians yesterday. Attendees toured facilities and sampled programs as part of a statewide outreach event.
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Cathedral Destroyed in Hartford After Quick Succession
A pair of Hartford Catholic churches suffered catastrophic destruction within 31 hours, with Joseph’s Roman Catholic Cathedral severely damaged and St Patrick’s in danger. The fires, of unclear origin, left the city grappling with the loss of religious landmarks and the impact on local parish communities.
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Eisenhower outlines legislative program after church fires
Washington presidential briefing outlines Republican plan for upcoming session as authorities probe church fires. White House meeting with GOP leaders discusses administration aims while fire devastates St Patrick’s Cathedral Hartford and St Joseph’s Church Norwich. About ten injured from smoke as crews battle the blaze.
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U S Payroll Decline Reported by Byrd Committee
Senator Byrd and the Senate committee on reduction of nonessential expenditures report a November payroll decline totaling 1,830 federal civilian jobs. The federal payroll stood at 2,354,333 after the drop, reflecting broader government employment adjustments.
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Today’s Chuckle Sign In a Houston Café Window
A Houston cafe window sign offers a playful misread of a classic phrase once seen as a gag. The garbled message reads Gone on apelin, Don t cat ual I get bi, sparking amusement among passersby and patrons.
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Train Run Over Man In Clyde Fatal Accident
A train incident in Clyde resulted in the death of a man found on Memorial Avenue near the Park area. Mrs Mary L Gray 47 of 116 Drexler Ave and others were injured. victim remains unidentified pending police and hospital confirmation. The scene involved a nineteenth street railroad employee and a garage area. investigation continues.
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George A. Forrest
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Snow and Wind Halt New York Eve Travel
Detectives Kramer and Daselak report worsening driving conditions as a major snowstorm hits New York City on New Year's Eve. Forecasters warn of 3 to 4 inches more snow, 15 degree lows, and gusty winds up to 20 mph, with roads slick and crews salting and plowing to restore travel.
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Frost Grips Florida as frost threatens crops
In southeast Florida frost jeopardizes more than 30 million elollacs worth of vegetables ready for harvest. About 20,000 acres of tomatoes and 12,000 acres of other crops in Dade County face damage as temperatures dip toward 28 degrees. Officials warn northern counties may see losses earlier, while Florida's large citrus crop is unlikely to suffer major harm.
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Social Security tax increase to fund disability benefits
A Washington report outlines a broader Social Security tax hike affecting workers and employers to finance a new disability cash benefit program for qualified workers. The measure, approved by Congress, raises payroll taxes and expands coverage to more individuals, with rates noted across wage brackets and employer contributions.
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Big Lie Sparks Mock Medal Contest in Burlington
In Burlington a chaotic, garbled report chronicles a mock contest around a “big fat lie” prize and a weighty pullet note. The piece mentions Judd Hane and Albert Tonkind, cites a 1853 championship, and describes comedic absurdities of the Madson and Harrington clubs while noting charity aims for women and messages about workers, babies, and medals amid a stormy season.
Fire Hits Former President's House in Adirondack Area
Firefighters saved the home of former President Benjamin Masrison near Old Forge in the Adirondack region. Owner Keeeman Aldeich reported the blaze originated in a fireplace, with damage estimated under 1000 dollars before flames were extinguished.
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Robert Pearratt
Stiffer Laws Proposed on Drunk Driving
Aimed at reducing repeat offenses a new drive while intoxicated proposal seeks harsher penalties and longer license suspensions. The reform would remove certain legal protections for repeat offenders and impose stricter convictions while increasing costs for offenders and penalties for driving without license. The plan, pushed by legislators, would also adjust bail and court processes to speed up adjudication and deter violations.
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Deadly Christmas Holiday Traffic Toll Shatters Records
A chaotic holiday period in the New Year saw 26 deaths and 224 fatalities across the nation as Christmas travel peaked. The toll rose from Friday into Tuesday, with 24 deaths on the road and overall fatalities hitting a new high as authorities log ongoing highway crashes.
New Year Weekend Traffic Toll Forecast vs Actuals
The National Safety Council warned of about 490 highway deaths during the New Year period, aiming to cut the toll with safety measures. Officials noted the Christmas toll influenced fears of a lower weekend total, but actual deaths were fewer than the predicted 490 despite a high-stakes holiday travel pattern.
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Missed Runway Crash Kills 15, 27 Escape
A US Air Force Constellation crashed near Dhahran Airport in heavy fog killing 15 and injuring 27 aboard. The aircraft, en route from Libya, landed short of the runway and burst into flames. Charleston base reported 15 fatalities hospitalized, with 3 crew deaths on arrival at Dhahran hospital and 32 confirmed casualties.
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Arabs Blow Up Israel Pipeline
Arabs blow up an Israel pipeline said to be supplying water to Vatican City and Jerusalem. The attack disrupted water flow between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, with authorities citing damage to infrastructure and regional tension amid ongoing conflict.
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