Famous Americans Look For World Peace In 1958
AAP quotes Harold C. Urey Enrico Fermi Institute and Nobel laureate as hoping for world peace. George Meany AFL-CIO calls for peace with freedom from fear. Abe Szent-Gyorgyi urges mutual understanding. Donald Douglas seeks relaxation of tensions and confidence in America. Edwin Dahlberg backs universal disarmament. The group includes Truman and Griswold. Hoover and Spellman did not reply. Questions cover best 1958 outcomes and likelihood.
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Associated Press
Harold C. Urey
University of Chicago
Enrico Fermi Institute For Nuclear Studies
George S. Meany
Afl-Cio
Abe Szent-Gyorgyi
Institute For
Muscle Research
Woods Hole, Mass
Fermi
America
Donald W. Douglas Sr
Douglas Aircraft Co
Universal Disarmament
Edwin T. Dahlberg
National Council of Churches
Harry S. Truman
Transit Strike Ends With 15 Cent Hourly Increase
Transit Workers Union and City Transit Authority reach a two year contract to avert a New Year strike. The package includes a 15 cent per hour raise first year and four additional 10 cent raises second year, plus 742 tenths toward a $2.5 million fund to correct inequities. About 31,000 TW members covered by city subway and bus operations will see the agreement take effect tomorrow.
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New York
Michael J. Quiil
Transport Workers Union
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Afl-Cio
City Transit Authority
Citizen's Committee
Prediction of 130 Road Deaths for New Year Holiday
The National Safety Council forecast 130 traffic deaths on the nations streets from 6 p.m. tonight to midnight tomorrow. The estimate is lower than the Christmas period, which saw 225 fatalities, while the council expects about 800 lives saved in 1957 based on year-to-date figures. It projects total 1957 highway deaths between 38,600 and 38,800.
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Chicago
Sinai
Winter Storm Looms For New Year Travel
Weatherman Andy Keller reports a storm kicking up in Arkansas will sweep north into Ohio and arrive tonight. Snow ended early in the Kansas City area after a 4 inch cover. New Year's Eve celebrants may face snow on the way home with south to southeast winds 15 to 20 mph and a colder forecast tomorrow as the storm moves northwest later.
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Andy Keller
Arkansas
Ohio
Kansas City
Keller
Tomorr
Auto crash kills Mary M. Burns in Trumansburg
A fatal auto crash in Trumansburg last night killed Mary M. Burns age 1 who was riding in the overturned vehicle. Police investigators described the incident as a skidding accident with no further details available at this time.
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Trumansburg
Mary M. Burns
Peacetime Budget Approved After Eisenhower Cuts
Former Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson said President Eisenhower trimmed his proposed military budget before sending it to Congress. Wilson labeled critics Monday morning quarterbacks for saying the United States was asleep on the missile race with Russia. He recalled his own request being cut from 48.5 billion to 38.5 billion, noting economy minded lawmakers would not approve a higher total.
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Detroit
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Eisenhower
Congress
Wilson
United States
Russia
Defense Department
Eisenhors
Aceans
General Motors Corp
Pentagon
House Defense Hearings Open Over Missile Funds
A House Appropriations subcommittee plans hearings on a Defense Department request for emergency missile and defense funds. Chairman Mahon supports about 1.2 billion in supplemental spending to speed procurement, with the overall defense budget seen around 40 billion for next year.
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J ‘Iin
Harriman Delays Sanatorium Meeting with Onondaga Delegates
Albany Gov Harriman postponed a meeting planned in Albany with Onondaga legislators over the proposed closing of Onondaga Sanatorium. Health Commissioner Herman Hilleboe asked a reconsideration in light of Oneida County developments and a request from Harold Kireh chair of Oneida County Board of Supervisors to close Brosdacres Sanatorium and revert it to county hospital status.
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Albany
Harriman
Onondaga
Onondaga Sanatorium
Herman Hilleboe
Lght
Oneida
Hilleboe
Eisenhower budget signals no tax increase for next year
President Eisenhower has approved a roughly 74 billion dollar budget for the next fiscal year, with no tax increases expected. He will submit the plan to Congress January 13 and deliver the State of the Union on January 3 focusing on national security. The budget figures were discussed at a Gettysburg front porch conference with Budget Director Percival Brundage and James R. Killian Jr. and cited by press secretary James Hagerty amid other health and science discussions in Oneida County and Onondaga County hearings.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Percival Brundage
James R.piuse Jes
Science
James C. Hagerty
Brundage
Washington
Killian
Onondaga Lana
Oneida County
Health Department
Gnondaga
It’s All Right to Have Loved and Lost in a Tie Gil
A compact, period tone note hints that love and loss occur in a figurative game of ties and money. The line suggests financial stakes shape romantic or competitive outcomes, implying a witty contrast between affection and wealth in a social scene.
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Gil
Ben-Gurion Resigns and Seeks New Israeli Cabinet
Premier David Ben-Gurion resigns and seeks to form a new coalition to back arms purchases from West Germany and other Western nations. President Itshak Ben-Zvi accepts, while observers doubt a stable majority can be built from Mapai, Progressives, and Hapoel HaMatzniak. Meetings with party leaders follow as Ben-Gurion weighs a fresh government.
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Jerusalem
INS
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
West Germany
Itshak Ben-Zvi
Clim
Ben- Gurion
Ben-Zvi
Ben-Gurion
Mapai
Progressives
Hapoel Ham~azzachin
Ahdut Avoda
Mapam
Veeder
Coalit
Joneg
West Ger
Vany
Ving Ahdut Avoda
Progressive
Hapoel Hamit
Abdul Avoda
Knesset
Patha
Japam
Terday
Jess
Andut 1
Avoda
Red Skelton Suffers Severe Asthma Attack in Santa Monica
Santa Monica Calif Comic Red Skelton, upset over his son's illness and an upcoming TV appearance with Bing Crosby, was hospitalized after a dangerous asthma attack. Doctors later said the asthmatic phase was controlled though serious. His wife Georgia and Dr Rascoe Drummond assisted, and Red was reported progressing satisfactorily.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Rad Skelton
Bing Crosby
Eisenhower
Skelton
Georgia
Vihaé
Rascoe Drummond
Ambu
Bel Air
St. John's Hospital
Santa Mon
Bueswald
Radio-Tv
City Life
Hos Ealtoriaig
Retirement Day With Snowed In City Official
Clyde McReynolds ends nine years with Colorado Springs city government but remains on duty until spring thaw. He and his wife are snowed in on the slopes near Pikes Peak where he serves as caretaker for two city reservoirs.
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Colorado Springs
Colo. UN
Clyde McReynolds
McReynolds
Pikes, Peale
Cardinal Spellman frames New Year morale in Korea report
Cardinal Spellman told reporters morale of American forces in Korea and everywhere is very high. He arrived in Formosa and commented on the overall spirit of U.S. troops as part of a broader visit with health and diplomatic implications.
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Spellman
Shakheer
Formosa
Bane Pei
Okinawa
Rand
New York
Korea
Cops to Eye Mummers Parade in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police will film the Mummers Parade with three camera teams to observe 12 000 marchers from multiple angles. The effort aims to gauge police efficiency traffic and crowd safety and monitor for juvenile gangs pickpockets and other undesirables among the spectators.
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Philadelphia
Department Movieameras
Hawlard R. Leary
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A. Whitney Griswold
Yale University
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Charles Patterson
Bruce Wilson
Springfield
Charlie
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Mahon
Hayden D-Ariz
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen
Chavez
Dinm
Defense Appropriations
Somelhough
Fimd
Adm
Jerauld Wright
U. S. Atlantic
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Wright
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Red Skelton
Red
Mayfield
Richard LaConte
James Snider
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