Yugoslavia Wins UN Security Council Seat
Yugoslavia is elected to a two year term on the U.N. Security Council with a split arrangement that will see the Philippines take the second year. The General Assembly approved 43 votes for Yugoslavia while 11 backed the Philippines and 1 Finland and 1 Sweden abstained. The deal. involving a box draw. was contentious and not voted as a package.
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N. Y
Yugoslavia
U.N. Security Council
Philippines
General Assembly
Finland
Sweden
Russia
Assembly
Jose Maza
Help On the Way Baptists To Aid 30 Korean Orphans
Mrs. Christian Moeller, mother of Pfc. Fritz Moeller, reports a Baptist church alliance and World Vision in Seoul will take over operation of his 30 child orphanage in Korea upon his February homecoming. Irwin Raetz will travel to Seoul to finalize the transfer as the Army weighs church backing.
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Southport
Ind
Korea
Christian Moeller
Pfc
Fritz Moeller
Indiana University
Fritz
Dulles Details $4.4 Billion Foreign Aid Plan
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles announced the administration aims to spend about 4.4 billion dollars on foreign military and economic aid in the next fiscal year, a 200 million dollar rise from this year. He said Congress would be asked in January for 4.9 billion more in new appropriations, as the administration prepares its submission for the new session.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Congress
Dulles
Communists fire on U N aircraft in Korea protest
At Panmunjom the United Nations Command accused North Korea of indiscriminate firing on an unarmed U N helicopter over Red controlled territory east of Kaesong on December 7. Secretary Roscoe delivered a protest noting three U N fliers killed in similar incidents in the last year.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
U.N
UN. Command
Kaesong
U. S. Navy
David L. Roscoe
Red Military Command
United Nations Command
Roscoe
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Li Yong
Panmunjon
Pedestrian Killed in Huntington Crash
P Milfred C Calhoun of Gary, 47, was killed when struck by a car while walking along U S 24 near Roanoke seeking gas. The fatal incident occurred today as emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Huntington
Ind
P—Milfred C. Calhoun
Gary
U. S
Roanoke
Gaso
Army Chaplain Opposes Orphanage Work on Front
Pfc Fritz Moeller of South Port Indiana says a frontline Army chaplain warned his plan to run a Korean orphanage would fail without church group backing. Moeller, 22, reported the remark while serving near the Western Front in Korea.
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Western Front
Korea
Fritz Moeller
Moeller
South Port
Ind
Baby dies after two car crash near Covington
One month old Jewell Marie Nehrig of Veedersburg died in Community Hospital after a two car collision on U S 136 two miles west of Covington. Nellie M Strawser of Covington was treated at St Elizabeth Hospital Danville Illinois after the crash. The baby's parents were released after minor injuries.
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Williamsport
Ind
Jewell Marie Nehrig
Glen Nehrig
Veedersburg
Nellie M. Strawser
Rt. 2
Covington
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Danville
Ill
U. S. 136
Rebellious Huk Leader Is Slain in Pampanga
Philippine troops pursuing Huk remnants killed Tomas Calma, brother in law of jailed chief Luis Taruc, after trapping him in Santa Ana village Pampanga Province. Calma was identified by Army intelligence as among the rebels most ruthless field commanders.
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Manila
Ip— Philippine
Huk
Tomas Calma
Luis Taruc
Calma
Santa Ana
Pampanga Province
Here
Ford to disclose profits and stock sale details
Detroit Dec 20 profits dividends sales and other guarded Ford Motor Co secrets will be revealed in a registration statement for a planned stock sale. The statement will be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission at 10 a m in Washington.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Securities & Exchange Commission
Washington
Donations To Basket Fund Helps Terre Haute Needy Families
Donations to the Tribune-Star Basket Fund continue to aid families in Terre Haute. Contributions may be sent to 721 Wabash Avenue with gifts published. List includes individuals and groups such as Stereotypers Union 95 and Archer's Bootery, totaling 341.75 after prior reports. Period for basket applications expired at noon today.
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Tribune-Star Basket Fund
Terre Haute
Tribune-Star
Wabash Avenue
Rosedale R. R
Stereotypers Union
Archer's Bootery
Kendall
Floyd Mitchell
North Fifth
Lowell Ryland
Rites Planned for Child Killed in Auto Crash
Funeral services for Natalie Kendall seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Kendall of 1458 Poplar street will be held at 10 30 Wednesday morning at Isaac Ball Funeral Home. The Rev J A Lesler will officiate and burial will be in Rose lawn Memorial cemetery. The death is the citys tenth traffic fatality of the year. Witnesses said the child ran across Seventeenth Street against a red light into the path of a car driven by Albert A Davis, 66.
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Natalie Kendall
Harold Kendall
Poplar Street
Seventeenth
Poplar Streets
Isaac Ball
J. A. Lesler
Roselawn Memorial Cemetery
Albert A. Davis
Davis
120 Children Rescued After North Sea Ship Grounding
Rescuers pulled 120 school children and their teachers from a rocky island off Germany after their ship ran aground in thick fog. A second ship with 300 pupils and teachers was also stranded, but it freed itself and proceeded to port unaided.
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London
North Sea
Germany
Slight Warmup Then Colder Christmas Forecast Indiana Weather
Snowclouds held off a subzero wave in Indiana as Indianapolis Weather Bureau predicted a white Christmas. Light overnight snows left slick highways in the north, with 3 inches in South Bend and 2 in Fort Wayne. The five day outlook shows a warming trend, then more snow by week end, with colder weekend temps and mixed precipitation in the south.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
State Demands Jurors Impose Death for Irvin Killer
In Princeton Indiana prosecutor Loren McGregor pressed for the death penalty for Leslie Irvin, calling him a mad dog killer for the Wesley Kerr murder and linking him to the Duncan family deaths. Defense argues gaps exist and questions about an unidentified witness.
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Princeton
Ind
Leslie Irvin
Wesley Kerr
Irvin
Loren McGregor
Goebel Duncan
Shirley Faye Duncan
Henderson
Duncan
Indiana
McGregor
Theodore Lockyear, Jr
Lockyear
Filing Station
Kerr
Cold Wave Hits Nation East In Severe Winter
Icy blasts bite the midwest and eastern half of the country as a winter wave tightens its grip. The season's impact deepens across multiple states with continued coverage on Page 13.
Weather Map Notes and Local Conditions Summary
Partly cloudy and cold conditions reported with temperatures rising to 25 at noon and 25 by 4 p.m. River stage steady at 2 feet. Overnight low reached 7 degrees with trace precipitation noted yesterday.
Ohio man killed in Indiana highway crash
Harry B. Coates aged 41 from Lebanon Ohio was killed when his speeding car crashed into a truck at the U S 31 35 junction in Kokomo Indiana.
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Kokomo
Ind
Harry B. Coates
Lebanon
Ohio
U. S. 31-35
Death of Pair Ruled Death by Own Action
In Milford Iowa the Dickinson county coroner ruled the deaths of 17 year old Judy Breffle and 21 year old Walter Cuklanz a double death by own action. Their bodies were found in a car near Milford with the motor running and a hose leading from the exhaust into the rear window. Cuklanz left a note saying he intended death by own action due to being disillusioned. the note did not mention the girl.
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Milford
Dickinson County
K. L. Clayton
Judy Breffle
Lake Park
Walter Cuklanz
Estherville
Cuklanz
Forecast for Terry Baute and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and cold tonight and Wednesday. Mostly cloudy and not so cold Thursday. Low tonight 15. Indiana partly cloudy and continued cold tonight and Wednesday. A few snow flurries likely near the northern border. Low tonight 15 north, 15 to 20 south. High Wednesday mid 30s north to mid 30s extreme south. Temperature street thermometer readings 6 am 13, 2 pm 24.
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Terry Baute
Indiana
Changes Made On Tribune Staff
The Tribune announces Marsee A. Cox remains city editor and is appointed managing editor by William F. Cronin at a Terre Haute House Christmas dinner. Cox will direct the editorial staff and news gathering while Cronin continues as editor of the editorial page and marks fifty years with The Tribune.
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Tribune- Star Publishing Company
Marsee A. Cox
The
Tribune
William F. Cronin
Terre Haute House
Cronin
Husband Admits Killing Pastor Over Alleged Affair
Bond of 7500 was set for Walter Vaughn accused of fatally shooting Baptist minister Chester Stevens who Vaughn says adultery with his wife. Vaughn waived examining trial before Justice Eddleman Pickard and expected his Denver City attorney to post bond. Mrs Vaughn supported accusations.
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Weatherford
Tex
Walter Vaughn
Vaughn
Denver City
Justice of the Peace
Eddleman Pickard
Chester Stevens
Old Glory torn from consulate in Holy Land
An Arab mob of about 2000 stormed the U S consulate in Jerusalem and ripped down the American flag amid protests over Jordan joining the Baghdad Pact. Violence spread to Amman with clashes, a curfew, and fires as Premier Hazza El Majali resigned and Parliament dissolved.
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Amman
Jordan
U.S
Jerusalem
Hussein
Arab Legion
Old City
Hazza el Majali
Bethlehem
Christ
Beirut
U.N. Works Relief Agency
UNWRA
William Cole
Israel
Mandelbaum
Blinds Neighbor With Blast Gets Prison Sentence
IR William Stagner, 35, was sentenced to 1 to 10 years in state prison for firing a shotgun blast that blinded his neighbor Harold Angrick, 22, a Marine veteran. Angrick testified Stagner fired as he looked for his wife. the shot also lightly injured two small children.
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Indianapolis
William Stagner
Stagner
Harold E. Angrick
Angrick
Downtown Terre Haute Christmas shopping hours listed
Ahead of Christmas, downtown stores set special hours. On December 20 they open late, December 21 to 8:30 PM, December 22 8:30 PM, December 23 9:30 AM to 6 PM, and December 24 9:30 AM to 5 PM.
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Terre Haute
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