Eisenhower Holds Cabinet Session at Camp David
President Eisenhower returns to his Maryland farm after a two hour Cabinet meeting at Camp David. Key aides Kevin McCann Bryce Harlow attended along with Dulles Lodge Jr and others. The session focused on the State of the Union message due before Congress in January.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Camp David
Thurmont
Harold E. Stassen
Congress
Kevin McCann
Bryce Harlow
Catoctin
National Security Council
Dulles
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
White House
Agriculture Benson
James C. Hager
New York Herald Tribune
Benson
Mullen
Copter
Summerfield
Interior
McKay
Fathers Will Escape Draft
A Selective Service spokesman said a draft rule change is coming soon to defer most fathers. The plan would shift calls for eligible registrants aged 18 to 26 into categories including delinquents, volunteers, nonvolunteers with no children, men 26 and younger with children, and men over a specified age.
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Washington
Selective Service
Two-Way Thanks For Reilly Vote in Warsaw
Thomas Reilly, defeated candidate for Town of Warsaw supervisor, sent a note thanking supporters while his wife expressed gratitude to those who voted against him. In Seattle, a tragic aircraft romance ended in murder in flight and suicide as Robert D. Clendenin shot stewardess Sally Shedd and then killed himself after a confrontation with Miriam Garland and other crew members.
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Warsaw
Thomas Reilly
Town of Warsaw
Seattle
United Air Line
Sally
Robert D. Clendenin
New York
Sally Shedd
Clendenin
Miriam K. Garland
Miss Garland
Sam
Air Force
Norman Sout
Portland
Ore
Shedd
Chicago
Nass Shedd
Miss Shedd
Man Kills Pal In William Tell Act
Knox County police say James Bowerman shot and killed Raymond V. Baker after a dispute at a drinking party. Baker placed a potato on his head and Bowerman fired a pepper box shot, then Baker shot back with a pistol bullet wound. Bowerman and Baker had been drinking at their iron works job and at Baker’s home before the fatal incident.
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Summerfield
Knoxville
Tenn
Knoxman
Powermanville
Bowerman
Raymond V. Baker
Baker
Table
Knox County
James Bowerman
Ester Wrinkle
Bower- Baker
Bill McCall
G Bowerman
G-Ag
Hitler W McCall
Sas
Carl Hickam
Bower
Ann Woodward Grilled Three Hours In Nassau County
Ann Woodward, widow of the late millionaire, endured a three hour police grilling after leaving a hospital. She sobbed openly twice, again insisting the shooting of her husband was an accident. Officials hinted the case is not yet closed and will be presented to a grand jury, with her lawyer seeking to have her testimony heard.
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Nassau County
Dist
Frank A. Gulotta
Stuyvesant Pinnell
Ann Woodward
Dartors Hospital
Treasury Delays Refinancing Plan Amid Money Market Strain
The Treasury may delay announcing a 12 billion refinancing of securities as tight money conditions persist after the Fed action. The 91 day bill rate rose to 3.440 percent, the highest since 1933, with the Treasury unlikely to borrow new money immediately. Increased tax receipts lessen immediate need for new borrowing.
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Pansion
Treasury
Reserve Board
M Treasury
Iail
Phone 'Hogs' Blamed For Infant Death In Credit Row
In Sacramento a court or police report cites a party line dispute over money and credit as the cause of an infant death. A mother, Mrs. Carroll Mansker, delayed care as the line tied up calls, leading to her 2-year-old son Willam's death when a bath accident occurred during the chaos. Deputies seek the identities of two women involved in the telephone quarrel.
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Sacramento
Calif
Yhor
Sheriff's Office
A& FP
Aman
Carroll Mansker
Lmne
Willam
Mansker
Federal Reserve Board
Carroll, Jr
Sheland
Run Wilam
Purge reports Beria era aides executed in Georgia
London dispatch says five former Georgian Internal Affairs officials were executed for high treason in a purge linked to Lavrenti Beria. The broadcast named Rukhadze Rokave Stavitsky Khazeni and Tserteh as the executed, with Paremenoy and Nadara imprisoned, all appealing to the Supreme Soviet. Beria’s Georgia role ties to Stalin era power shifts.
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London
Ins
Tiflis
Georgia
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Lavrenti P. Beria
Beria
Stalin
Tiuis
Moscow
Georgia Soviet
Rukhadze
See
Rokave
Stavitsky
Internal Affairs
Khazeni
Tserteh
Internet Affairs Ministry
Paremenoy
Naderai
Supreme Soviet
Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Fined and jailed for drivers in Syracuse traffic court
Three drivers from Syracuse and Camp Drum faced fines and suspended sentences after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated in Onondaga County Traffic Court. Prosper Hamlin, 62, received 20 days suspended jail and $100 fine. Arthur Collins, 59, got a suspended 30 day term and $100. Willie Dennis, 24, was fined $350 and sentenced to 90 days in the penitentiary for multiple offenses including no operator's license and leaving the scene of an accident. Dennis was involved in an Oct. 1 collision with Mrs. Mary Lawrence, injuring passenger Mrs. Frederick Klink. another crash involving Thomas Noyes preceded the incident.
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Camp Drum
Onondaga County Penitentiary
Prosper Hamlin
Ed Seymour St
Arthur J. Collins
Marcellus
Willie B. Dennis
Hamlin
Charles Estes
Salina St. Collins
Truman St. Preston
Hef
Robert Gaurnier
S. West
Dennis
Burnet Ave
Mary G. Lawrence
Hazel Ave
Lawrence
Frederick B. Klink
Rastyracuse
Thomas Noyes
Almond St
Hwas
Marjorie Noyes
Pay's Up Costs Down Rise in factory take home pay
The Labor Department reported October take home pay for the average factory worker rose to 72.78 with three dependents and 64.85 for a single worker, both up over a year. Living costs were unchanged as food prices fell but transportation and housing rose, balancing the index.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Statistics
Today’s Chuckle About Husband Brings Lovers for No Reason
A light humored quip notes that when a husband brings home extraneous companions, there is usually an underlying motive. The item reads as a punchline about suspicion and marital dynamics, delivered in a newspaper humor brief tone.
Teacher Dies Fixing Flat Beside Road in Syracuse Area
John F. Zabadal a 53 year old physical education teacher at Eastwood High School and longtime baseball coach was killed when he was crushed against his parked car by an oncoming vehicle along Jamesville Apulia Road south of Jamesville at 5:45 p.m. His wife stood nearby with a flashlight. The earlier 12:03 p.m. incident involved a Jamesville youth noted on the page.
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Syracuse
Jamesville-Apulia
Jamesville
John F. Zabadal
Eastwood High School
Zabadal
Brazil Bars Cafe Filho From Returning To Presidency
The Brazilian Congress approved a resolution barring Joao Cafe Filho from returning to the presidency after two weeks of turmoil. The senate backed the measure 35 to 16, matching the chamber’s 179 to 74 approval, and Cafe Filho was placed under house arrest after declaring his plan to resume power with doctors’ consent. The congress held he was ineligible to return to power.
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Rio DE Janeiro
INS
Brazilian Congress
Joao Cafe Filho
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Cafe Filho
Congress
Snow Forecast Shifts Across Kansas To New York
Weather summary notes storms moving from Kansas toward New York cause expected snowfall tonight and tomorrow. Accumulations around one half to three inches may occur in Plattsburg and nearby Clinton County, with lows near 35 and highs around 40. Winds 10 to 20 miles per hour tonight, 20 to 30 later, turning southeast then cooler later in the period.
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Keller
Kansas
Syracuse
Andy Keller
Saranac Lake
Platts
Burgh
Clinton County
Keller Seid
Grees
Tomor
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Toby Pedrin
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Pedrin
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