Eisenhower Warns NATO on Soviet Threat at Paris Summit
President Eisenhower warned NATO allies in Paris that the Soviet challenge threatens their survival as independent nations. He urged a true partnership across spiritual economic and military strength to bolster the alliance and called for unity against Moscow as Western leaders gather with Britain France Italy and West Germany.
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Paris
Pesident
Eisenhower
NATO
France
North Africa
Britain
United States
Europe
Soviet Union
Western Alliance
Russia
Beck Larceny Case Deliberations Extend In Seattle Trial
A Seattle jury weighs whether Dave Beck 63 leader of the Teamsters stole 1900 from the union he heads after seven hours of deadlocked deliberations. Jurors asked to resume next morning as judge urged verdict. Beck testified and invoked possible self incrimination during Senate investigations.
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Seattle
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Beck
Senate
Charles S. Burdell
Teamster
Dep
Charles Z. Smith
George Revelle
Burnworth Leaves $40,000 for Public Pool in Columbia City
Columbia City notes the estate of Job C. Burnworth a retired realtor who died six days ago at age 30. He left more than $40,000 to fund a community swimming pool for public use regardless of race, as stated in the will filed today.
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Columbia City
Job C. Burnworth
Christmas Basket Fund Donations Help Needy Families
Donations to the Tribune-Star fund support Christmas baskets for the city and Vigo County residents. Bring money to the Tribune Star office at 721 Wabash Avenue. applications for a basket must be filed by 4 PM Tuesday December 17 at The Family Service Association 912 Chestnut Street.
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Tribune-Star Fund
City
Vigo County
The
Tribune Star
Wabash Avenue
Family Service Association
Chestnut Street
Subway Strike Wears On With 70 Percent Service
In New York City the Motormen's Benevolent Association strike continues into day six as subways run about 70 percent of normal. Non-striking workers and new supervisors are assisting. A bus strike deadline was extended to January 1. An MBA official discovered a hidden microphone in the union office, prompting police and telecom inquiries.
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New York
Motormen’s Benevolent Assn
M.B.A
Frank Zelano
Telephone Company
Zelano
Man Gets 120 Day Sentence For Shoplifting
William H Wetter 31 of 1610 Fifth Avenue was sentenced to 120 days at the penal farm after pleading guilty to petit larceny. Judge Pro Tem Ralph Berry fined him $18. Police say Wetter previously served time for burglary and indecent exposure in 1956. He was seized Friday night after a chase.
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William H. Wetter
Fifth Avenue
Penal Farm
Wetter
Ralph Berry
Berry
Violence in Kohler strike under Senate probe
The Senate Rackets Investigating Committee probes reports of improper U.A.W. activities during the four year Kohler Co. strike in Wisconsin. Mundt cites objective inquiry as the method to verify or refute allegations amid AFL-CIO charges of bias and calls for broader exposure of management wrongdoing.
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Washington
Sen
Mundt
R.S. D
Senate
United Auto Workers Union
U.A.W
Kohler Co
Wisconsin
Walter Reuther
A.F.L.C.N.O
A.F.L.C
Atlantic City
McClellan
D.-Ark
Curtis
R.-Neb
A.F.L.C.I
Sen. Goldwater
R.-Ariz
Goldwater
Emil Mazey
Mazey
Teamsters
A.F.L.C.1
Bakers and Confectionary Workers Union
Af.l.c.i.0
Slashed to Death in West Side Pool Room
Willie Mahone, 38, was killed in an argument over a 50 cent loan in a west-side pool room. Police sought Robert Jones, 47, after Mahone reportedly threatened payback. Mahone was slashed in the altercation.
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South Bend
Willie Mahone
Robert Jones
Mahone
Senators Urge Faster Missile and Satellite Push
Two Democratic senators urged swifter missile and satellite production, faulting administration efforts as inadequate. Senate leaders pressed for bold proposals to match Soviet advances, while others defended clear lines of command and rising speed in programs. Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris testified from Huntsville as the session opened. Continued on Page 2, Column 7.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Kefauver
D.-Tenn
Tennessee
Saltonstall
R.mass
Sunrise and Weather Snapshot from Local Page
Sunrise at 7 02 a m and sunset at 4 27 p m. River stage 8 9 feet and falling. Local conditions report yesterday's high 46 and low 30 with no precipitation.
Terre Haute and Vicinity Weather Forecast
Fair tonight in Terre Haute and vicinity with a low around 32. Sunday will be partly cloudy with little temperature change. Indiana forecast calls for a fair night, increasing clouds Sunday, and mild highs in the 45 to 55 range. Lows tonight from 25 to 30 in the north to 33 to 38 in the south, with morning 6 am reading 33 and 2 pm reading 50.
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Terre Haute
Vicinity
Indiana
Fatal crash kills Mrs. Henderson in Indiana
Mrs. Eldora May Henderson, 70, of Wabash, was killed when the car she rode in struck a pickup truck on Indiana 67 near Evansville Friday night.
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Evansville
Eldora May Henderson
Wabash
Here
City Welcomes Grand Champion Steer’s Owner in Terre Haute
Honeymoon, the famed steer, and his mistress Mrs Sue Lenderman Secondino led a parade along Wabash avenue as Terre Haute honored 4-H figure New Goshen Miss for winning the International Chicago Livestock Show grand championship. Mayor Ralph Tucker presented the keys to the city amid brief ceremonies at City Hall.
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Sue Secondino
Pete
Phote
Charies
Wabash Avenue
Sue Lenderman Secondino
Terre Haute
Ralph Tucker
Iran earthquake toll rises with 1287 dead in western region
Reports from the Ministry of Post and Telegraph say an entire village Farsang near the quake center was destroyed and its 1100 inhabitants are believed dead. Overall deaths reach 1287 with potential to climb as relief teams rush aid to the mountainous area.
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Tehran
Iran
Ministry of Post and Telegraph
Farsang
Caspian Sea
Athens
Greece
Turkey
Tass
Outer
Mongolia
Soviet Union
China
Sinkiang
Tokyo
Hopes Fade In Search For Kidnapped Girl
Sycamore Illinois December 14 police continue a wide search for 7 year old Maria Rudolph who disappeared after a stranger offered her a piggy back ride. Officials halted dynamite searches due to warmer weather and say no strong leads have emerged though there is a belief she may still be alive.
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Sycamore
Ill
Maria Ridolph
Johnny
Maria
Richar Auerbech
Chicago
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kishwaukee
Auerbach
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