Nixon Ends Visit to Hungarian Refugee Camps in Austria
Nixon winds up a three day tour of refugee installations in Austria with a stop in Salzburg birthplace of Mozart. He met Salzburg Governor Klaus and planned a return to the United States via Munich after visiting Glasenbach camp and Czechoslovakia denounced the trip as a provocation.
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Salzburg
Austria
U. S
Richard M. Nixon
Wolfgang Mozart
Nixon
Gerald O’connor
Glasenbach
Adolf Hittler
Third Reich
Hungary
Josef Klaus
Vienna
United States
Munich
Kilmer
N. J
Free Nations
United Nations
Czechoslovakia
Radio
Prague
Army Sends Trish a Toy and Tricycle from Berlin
In Berlin a U S Army responds to Lernea Little of Dublin by sending a stuffed animal and a tricycle to the five year old girl who wrote asking Uncle Sam to share Christmas parties with 3 500 orphans and refugees. Her sister Sharman has had three leg operations and will travel to London for another operation. The army said a sausage dog and a trike are en route to Dublin.
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Berlin
U.S. Army
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
Lernea Little
Dublin
U. S
Sharman
London
ABC suspends licenses of 13 in Indianapolis
The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission announced 13 license suspensions and two revocations for liquor law violations. Bartenders Woodrow Russell of Washington and Jesse Lee of Evansville had licenses revoked for illegal sales. Suspensions included John and Walter Winarski and the Idle Hour Lounge in Hammond for three days due to failure to clear. Stanley Zaczek and Zaczek Midwest Supermarket in Hammond faced suspension for sales on improper permit. Actions take effect on date not specified.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Woodrow Russell
Washington
Jesse Lee
Evansville
John
Walter Winarski
Idle Hour
Hammond
Stanley Zaczek
Zaczek
Shaky Indiana school loan fund faces funding squeeze
Indiana officials disclosed that six school districts’ requests for 3.4 million dollars in loans were paused due to insufficient funds. The State Common School Fund Building Commission said the fund would lose about 1.5 million in interest if more loans were issued, prompting further study and possible legislative action. The inquiry noted 30.5 million invested in long term bonds and 10.6 million loaned to schools with projects including gymnasiums in Mohroe township Delaware county and others in Wabash Harrison Boone Perry and Parks townships.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Hoosier
State Common School Fund Building Commission
Craig
John Peters
Peters
Mohroe Township
Delaware County
Wabash Township
Adams
South Central Consolidated School Building Corp
Harrison
Boonville-Boone Township
Warrick
Troy Township
Perry
Turkey Run
Parks
Plans for student loan programs studied by education panel
Washington December 22 The President's committee on education beyond the high school studies several loan plans to aid needy youths attend college. One proposal would guarantee part of loans from banks or financial institutions. Another would have colleges as lending agencies with private foundations and industry groups as guarantors. Some plans would offer income tax relief for parents. The committee seeks ways to help qualified students and families who cannot finance higher education themselves.
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Washington
Elvis Stahr
Stahr
Exploding cigar sales surge in Chicago holiday boom
About 2,400 Chicagoans bought exploding cigars at a novelty store in the last two weeks, creating a festive rush ahead of Christmas.
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Chicago
Sneak Thieves Busy Across City Before Holiday
Police Captain Frank Streot reports ongoing investigations into multiple thefts. Victims include Victor Behagg who lost 175 dollars from a shirt, Henry Lacy with 40 dollars from a billfold, James Gray whose wife’s billfold and his own were stolen, Adrian Walter with tools from a vehicle, and Ernest Schwabe who was overcharged for chimney work after two men fled.
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Frank Streot
Street
Victor Behagg
South Eighth Street
Behagg
Henry Lacy
Spruce Street
James Gray
North Thirteenth Street
Gray
Adrian Walter
North Fourteenth Street
Walters
Ernest Schwabe
Noth Twelfth Street
Schwabe
Prince Akihito Turn 23 Years Old In Japan
Tokyo reports Crown Prince Akihito will observe his 23rd birthday as a solitary figure living in a mansion with chamberlains and valets. He sees Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako only on birthdays and special occasions. A schoolmate notes he admires Princess Margaret.
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Tokyo
Akihito
Japan
Emperor Hiroshito
Empress Nagako
Margaret
Sankei Jiji
Love Triangle Ends in Triple Tragedy in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a 19 year old Gordon Pape Jr died from gunshot wounds after a Friday shooting that killed his 17 year old girlfriend Susan Aue and her father Lester Aue Sr, a prominent businessman. Susan's mother was wounded and remained in a coma. A letter found in Pape's car is cited as a key clue and the weapon belonged to Pape's father.
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Cincinnati
Gordon Pape, Jr
Susan Aue
Lester Aue
Pape
Miss Rue
Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office
Dixie Outdoor Theater Corp
Six Men Break Out of Williamson County Jail
Six men escaped from the Williamson county jail in Georgetown Texas after assaulting jailer Clarence Wade with a soap filled sock and locking him and his wife in a cell They looted the jail cashbox cut the telephone and forced entry into the home of Mrs Eugene Weiland where Wade was seriously injured by a gun threat The escapees include Kenneth Ward James Long Kral Leuten schaler Robert Riviera Fred Conklin and Bobby Dean Moore with ties to Ark OCal Mo and Tex institutions
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Georgetown
Tex
Williamson County
Eugene Weiland
Clarence Wade
Georgetown Hospital
Kenneth Ward
Marked Tree
Ark
Fort Hood
James Long
Bedford
Gray Air Force Base
Kral Leutenschaler
Kansas City
Gray A.F.B
Robert Riviera
Temple
Fred Conklin
Los Angeles
Calif
Bobby Dean Moore
Austin
Rebel worker Rarick eligible to challenge United Steelworkers president
Pittsburgh Dec 22 The head of a rank and file group led by Donald C. Rarick was declared eligible to contest the USW presidency against David J. Mac Donald. Rarick from McKeesport was nominated by 91 locals while McDonald had 1,905 local nominations. If Rarick runs, it will be the first contested presidential election in the union’s 20 year history. He leads a dues protest group seeking to rescind a planned rise from $3 to $5 monthly.
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Pittsburgh
David J. MacDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Donald C. Rarick
McKeesport
McDonald
Rarick
U.S.W
Los Angeles
Paroled Couples In Abortion Death Case
Milton and Rosalie Schwartz were released after serving most of their 11 to 22 month sentences for the death of Doris Jean Ostreicher in a Philadelphia apartment. Judge Vincent A. Carroll granted parole after the district attorney offered no objection.
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Philadelphia
Milton
Rosalie Schwartz
Doris Jean Ostreicher
Vincent A. Carroll
Schwartz
Youth Is Fined Who Attacked Police Officer
William O. Sanders pleaded guilty to drawing a deadly weapon and reckless driving and was fined 25.75 dollars after an arrest Sept. 4 when Officer William Head reported Sanders attacked him with an auto wrench. Other cases include Darrel Manche charged with DUI, fined Ray Terrell for intoxication, and Virgil Carlyle fined for running a stop sign.
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William O. Sanders
North Fifth Street
Edward S. Everett
Sanders
William Head
Head
Darrel F. Manche
Sandison Hotel
Manche
Edwin Bingham
South Ninth Street
Bingham
Warren Cooper
Robert Stableton
Ray Terrell
South Bend
Terrell
Virgil Eugene Carlyle
South First Street
Russell W. Douglas
Canton
Chicago Market Report Highlights Diverse Livestock Prices
Salable hogs numbers and varied grades move across weight classes with prices ranging from 14.00 to 18.75 dollars per cwt. Cattle facing broad bands from prime steers at 26.00 down to lower grades 10.25 to 16.25, plus a spectrum for heifers cows and bulls. Sheep show lambs priced between 10.00 and 18.75 with pelts affecting shearlines.
Local Markets Livestock and Grain Prices Report
Salable hogs totaled 200 with No 1 grade hogs 190 to 240 Ibs at 17.75 dollars and choice No 1-190 to 230 Ibs at 17.75. No 2 hogs 190 to 240 Ibs 16.25 to 17, 250 to Ibs 15.75 to 16.25, butcher hogs around 300 Ibs 15.25 to 16.25, sows 12.25. Poultry eggs grade A large 33c, heavy breed hens 11c, Leghorn hens 8c, cocks 8c. Grain and feed prices: Wheat 2.23, Rye No 2 1.25, oats 0.85, corn yellow ear 1.16 to 1.18, white ear 1.26 to 1.28, soybeans yellow 2.31, black/mixed 2.01. Market steady to 25c higher.
Two teens plead guilty to traffic and registration offenses
Ohio resident pleads guilty to running a stop sign and pays a $2.75 fine. Floyd L Laycock fourteen or seventeen, of West Terre Haute pleads guilty to improper auto registration and is fined $2.75. The source includes a humorous ad line about Want Ads.
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Ohio
Floyd L. Laycock
West Terre Haute
Chinese Alien Deported to Red China From New York
The United States deported a Chinese alien serving a manslaughter sentence in a New York state prison to Red China. Two more Chinese aliens in California prisons will be sent to Nationalist China soon. The Red Cross surveyed imprisoned Chinese nationals to address Communist charges of detentions.
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Washington
United States
Red China
New York
U. S
China
California
Red Cross
United Press
Prisoner Deportation From Clinton Prison To Red China
Officials reported that only three inmates left prison with deportations to Red China. James Lew, serving 7% to 20 year manslaughter sentence at Clinton Prison in Dannemora New York, was deported on October 29 by ship to Hong Kong and has crossed into Red China.
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China
Red China
James Lew
Clinton
Dannemora
N. Y
Lee
Hong Kong
Hungarian aid contributions lag in relief effort
Five public service groups including the American Red Cross CARE Church World Service Catholic Relief Service and the United Jewish Appeal warned the public is slow to donate to relief for Hungarian refugees. The Red Cross has spent about 2.56 million of a five million goal and CARE has spent 580 thousand of 608 thousand collected.
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New York
Red Cross
CARE
Austria
American Red Cross
Church World Service
Catholic Relief Service
United Jewish Appeal
Five airmen killed as French plane crashes near Marseille
Dec 22 report from Istres Airfield near Marseille says five airmen were killed when a French military aircraft crashed during a routine flight causing fatalities among the crew.
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Marseille
France
Istres
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