Bitter Integration Fights Trigger Shootings and Beatings
The confrontation over bus segregation worsened in Montgomery Alabama where Rosa Jordan 22 was shot in both legs on an integrated city bus and a Camden South Carolina high school band director Guy Hutchins was beaten by hooded men. In Tallahassee two white riders moved after a Negro minister refused to surrender a front seat as suits challenge local ordinances. A cross burning near UN mediator Frank Graham’s sister-in-law home in Hillsborough North Carolina drew state investigation.
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Negro Inter Civic Council
Tallahassee
Florida
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D. C
House
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N. C
State Bureau of Investigation
United Nations
Frank P. Graham
Graham
War of Sexes Astor in Court Fight
In Miami Beach police sought John Jacob Astor on an assault charge after he allegedly spat in brunette ex model Lucille Ann Stiglich’s face. The dispute stems from a volatile quarrel over her two week stay at his Pinetree Drive home and earlier two arrests for alleged harassment.
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Lucile Stiglich
Miami Beach
Fla
A.P
Lucille Ann Stiglich
Stiglich
Pinetree Drive
Astor
Miss Stiglich
Miners Strike Back as Budapest Rebels Rally
Hungarian writers at the forefront of the revolt accuse Russia of a historic mistake and stain on the revolution with blood. The declaration follows Radio Budapest’s note that miners are taking vacations and promises loyalty to the nation reborn from revolutionary unity.
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Russia
Radio
Classified Ads Close for New Year Holiday
The Tribune Star Classified Department will close at 12 noon Monday December 31 for New Year observance and reopen 8 A M Wednesday January 2. Tuesday and Wednesday copy accepted until 12 noon Monday. Ad Visor assistance available.
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Ernest Goad Named Miners District Leader
A Boonville man, Ernest Goad, is elected president of United Mine Workers District 11, succeeding Robert Anderson. He will take office April 1 after Dec 11 ballots tabulated by Joe Shannon and Tom Rea. Close vote totals show Goad 2132 to 1086 for Anderson. Ralph Day re elected secretary treasurer. Louis Austin re elected international board member. other international officers John L. Lewis Thomas Kennedy and John Owens were unopposed and reelected.
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Ernest Goad
United Mine Workers of America
Goad
Robert Anderson
Terre Haute
Joe Shannon
Herrin
Ill
Tom Rea
Clay City
International Union
Anderson
Ralph Day
James Vowell
Sullivan
Louis Austin
International Board
International
John L. Lewis
Thomas Kennedy
John Owens
Holiday Auto Toll Starts Off Slowly
New Year's holiday death toll rises slowly as northeast and Ohio Valley roads turn slick. The National Safety Council predicts 490 traffic deaths over the four day period, while a Pittsburgh crash on opening night kills five, including four teens and a CCT worker. By 11 am 49 incidents reported nationwide.
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Ohio Valley
National Safety Council
Pittsburgh
CCT
C.S.T
North Dakota
Work Started On South End By Dutch Diver
A United Nations salvage crew began clearing the Suez Canal with a Dutch diver at the southern end. The operation targets dismantling the sunken Egyptian cruiser Abukir and opening the waterway blocked by about 50 vessels and two bridges.
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United Nations
Suez Canal
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Coro
U.N
Egypt
Mahmound Younis
Suez Canal Authority
Ismailia
Raymond A. Wheeler
U.S. Army
Paris
Jean Champion
Police Hunt Arsonist in New Malibu Fires
In Malibu California a yellow convertible driver is sought as arson advances across multiple brush fires. Investigators found an oil can wick device near Palos Verdes Estates and report flames threatening celebrity homes including Jane Russell Kim Novak and Alan Ladd. Over 2000 firefighters battled 65 homes lost and more than 60 million dollars in damage across Zuma Beach Lake Sherwood and surrounding areas.
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Calif
California
Palos Verdes Estates
Malibu Movie Colony
Palos Verdes
Harvey Crutchfield
United Press
John Kendall
Zuma Beach
Lake Sherwood
Jane Russell
Kim Novak
Alan Ladd
Detectives Hunt New York City Mad Bomber
Police expanded the manhunt for New York’s Mad Bomber after a 24 hour wave of 36 bomb scares. Chief James B Leggett ordered the bomb squad to respond only to objects found. A heart attack victim died during the investigation. A 12 inch pipe object with paper was found at Times Square Theater. About 350 people were in the theater during the scare.
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New York
James B. Leggett
Times Square
Suspect Held In Plymouth Murder Case
A 34-year-old Detroit man Anseem Weilandt admitted killing 27-year-old Delmar H. Shea near Plymouth on Christmas morning. Sheriff Harvey Phillips said Weilandt waived extradition and gave details of the crime. Edward Bankert aided police by spotting the suspect and car. Shea’s body was found on a county road near Walkerton.
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Ind
Harvey Phillips
Detroit
Delmar H. Shea
Anseem Weilandt
Shea
Weilandt
Indiana
Phillips
Edward Bankert
Walkerton
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Chicago
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Uprising Reported on Celebes Island
Jakarta authorities reported a violent uprising on Celebes Island with thousands of homes burned. Details were scarce but sources said rebels did not attempt to seize power and the incident appeared separate from the Sumatra crisis affecting Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo's government.
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Indonesia
Celebes Island
Celebes
Sumatra
Ali Sastroamid
Lamas Named After Grogan Family at Washington Zoo
Washington Zoo faces a naming dilemma as eight llamas have already been named after the Grogan family while two new llamas arrive this week. Director William M Mann, now retired, began the tradition eight years ago and another llama is expected soon. Mrs Grogan says further additions are unlikely.
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Washington
Peter Grogan
Ashington Zoo
Zoo
William M. Mann
Grogans
Princeton archaeologists find ancient Sicilian city market
Princeton University announced on Friday that archaeologists uncovered a buried ancient Greek city in Sicily with a market place reportedly rivaling a modern American shopping center.
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N. J
Princeton University
Sicily
President Rests Enjoys Golf At Holiday Retreat
President Eisenhower spends a weekend vacation at Augusta Georgia Gulf Course enjoying a round of golf before Congress returns to work. He arrived from Washington aboard Columbine III and headed to Bush Airport before joining the links. He plans to fly back to the capital Sunday night.
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Washington
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