Cyprus Talks Possible After UN Debate
Britain Greece and Turkey may begin Cyprus negotiations soon with a self government plan as a basis. Greece opposes the constitution but may join talks after a UN debate, while the United States urges allied unity toward a peaceful settlement.
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United Press
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IRA Raiders Kill Officer at Border Barracks
In Belfast, raiders from the outlawed IRA attacked a police barracks near the border killing 22 year old Constable John Scally with a shot in the back. The blast breached the front door and after rifle fire the raiders fled across the border into the Republic. The IRA demands unification of Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic.
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Triple charges bring heavy fine in Clinton case
William Luther Hand of Cullman Alabama faced three charges after a Saturday accident on U S Highway 41. He received fines totaling 69 75 dollars with $10 and costs on each of the three counts including leaving the scene reckless driving and improper registration. His license was revoked for one year. The crash injuried Will D Wilson of Chicago who was not seriously hurt and continued his trip. Hand was treated at Vermillion County Hospital then detained by Clinton police.
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Ind
William Luther Hand
Cullman
Ala
Justice of the Peace
Rockville
Robert Wiot
Lyford
Hand
Will D. Wilson
Chicago
Wiot
Vermillion County Hospital
Birmingham
New Hospital Bond Backed by Sullivan County Officials
Three Sullivan County Council members favor a $500,000 bond issue to build a new modern hospital. They urge taxpayers to sign petitions supporting the plan, note expected tax rates of 13.4 cents per $100 over 20 years, and predict tax relief from future industry growth and lower bridge taxes.
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Sullivan, Ind
Sullivan County Council
John P. Curry
Cecil Johnson
Carl Engle
Sullivan County
Court House
Prayer Vigil Planned at Trinity Methodist Church
A prayer vigil was announced to run from 6 PM Monday to 1 AM New Year at Trinity Methodist Church on Ninth Street and Fourth Avenue. Rev. G. P. Burdon urged public attendance with no formal services during the seven hour period.
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Nineteenth Street
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Major U S colleges lead in modern language teaching
Columbia University tops the list with 41 modern language courses followed by Harvard with 26 and Yale with 25.
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Yale
Haig Paroonagian Fends Off Bandits With Shout
In Boston on December 31 Haig Paroonagian age 65 used his lungs to scare off armed bandits at his variety store, shouting at the top of his lungs for protection. This marks the third time in 19 years he has relied on loud verbal defense against robbers.
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Boston
Haig Paroonagian
Bold hold up at Hill's Snappy Service nets $53
Chief of Detectives Willard Gantz said detectives search for a middle age gunman who held up night cook Robert Mattox at Hill's Snappy Service, 924 Wabash avenue, taking $53 from the cash register. Mattox described a 45 year old man in a dark blue overcoat and hat who fled in a dark car.
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Hill
Wabash Avenue
Robert Mattax
Liberty Avenue
Mattox
Robert Crable
South Ninth Street
Crable
Vermillion County Native 100 Dies Rites Thursday
Jasonville Ind December 31 Special Mrs Samantha Hasty aged 100 died at 3 50 am in Jasonville She was born February 1 1856 in Vermillion County daughter of Robert and Jeanette White She lived in Newport Kansas Jonestown and later in Crete Bensonville and Indianapolis Surviving are daughter Mrs James Mosier two sons Forrest and Orville one sister and four grandchildren services set for 10 am Thursday at McClanahan Funeral Home burial in Bono Cemetery Vermillion County
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Ind
Samantha Hasty
Vermillion County
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Jeanette Hollingsworth White
Newport
Kansas
Jonestown
Wilson Hasty
Hasty
St. Bernice Baptist Church
Order of Railway Conductors of
Terre Haute
James Mosier
Forrest
Crete
Ill
Orville
Bensonville, Ill
Lucy Eaton
Indianapolis
McClanahan Funeral Home
Bono Cemetery
Missing Paris man Paul Thompson found dead at Twin Lakes
The body of Paul "Pauley" Thompson, 420 Milton Street, missing since last Wednesday, was found in Twin Lakes west lake north of Paris. Police, fire crews, sheriff's office and volunteers searched after clothing was found under a New York Central bridge. Officials believe suicide. coroner pending verdict. Thompson is survived by brother Dean, a Paris police officer.
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Ill
Twin Lakes
Paul “Pauley” Thompson
Milton Street
New York Central
Charles Stephens
Charles Elliott
Edgar County Sheriff’s Office
Thompson
Blume Funeral Home
Dean
Notorious Fugitives Arrested in Chicago as Bragnola Seized
FBI agents captured Joseph Bragnola, a top ten fugitive linked to a five year pursuit over a $50,000 New Orleans holdup and the murder of Henry Stern. Bragnola, unarmed, surrendered in a Chicago South Side cocktail lounge and will face arraignment. The FBI ties the crime to a New Orleans robbery gang with Chicago gunmen imported for the job.
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FBI
Joseph James Bragnola
New Orleans
Bragnola
Henry Stern
U. S
C. S. Bentley Pike
South Side
Stern
Driver and Sister Killed in Crash Near Rockport
An Owensboro man Charles W. Nelson 29 and his sister Martha J. Stallings 19 were killed when their car left Ind 66 nine miles west of Rockport Indiana. Brother William E Stallings 16 and Ronald Schwartz 14 were injured but not seriously. State police said the car went off the right shoulder 325 feet hit a fence and overturned.
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Here
Charles W. Nelson
Martha J. Stallings
William E. Stallings
Ronald Schwartz
Backstairs At the White House Holiday Tension and GOP Meet
Eisenhower's press secretary James Hagerty tends his ailing father in New York while a major GOP leaders meeting is planned for New Year's Eve. Walter Tkach, promoted to colonel, stars as the White House doctor in the holiday notes. Donald Dawson attends a cinema with a remark linking his wife to actress Ilona Massey.
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New York
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Capitol Hill
Weather Watch: Second Snow Front Affects Mid-Atlantic States
The Weather Bureau forecast more snow for the mid Atlantic and northern coast states and flurries from the Great Lakes to the Appalachians. Temperatures vary nationwide with warmer conditions in the South and central Plains and heavy snow reported in Buffalo Grand Marais and upper Michigan.
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Toledo Shopkeeper Sees Rising Hype in Men’s Sportswear
In Toledo, a leading store buyer notes growing popularity of men’s sportswear as men become more particular. Clarence Reiling says men dislike appearances that draw attention and prefer practical style.
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Toledo
Ohio
Clarence Reiling
Buy Sauna Whet Chair-Set Pattern Appeal to Masculine Taste
Crochet pattern advertisement offers Filet crochet chair-set 1254x16 inches in No 50 cotton. Pattern 536 with charts and directions. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents for first class mail to Terre Haute Tribune Needlecraft Dept New York. Includes Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book gift patterns and other designs.
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Terre Haute Tribune
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Resolutions From Guilty Feelings Say Psychologist
Dallas December 31 Dr Harold M Chapman of Southern Methodist University says New Year resolutions stem from guilt and are rarely kept. He notes most people have made resolutions but none kept them, viewing goals as reflecting values and self acceptance rather than failure.
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Dallas
Harold M. Chapman
Southern Methodist University
Kiwanis Club Postpones Dinner Meeting to Thursday
The Greater Terre Haute Kiwanis Club postpones its dinner meeting to 6 PM Thursday at the Eat-A-Teria due to New Year and will hear from newly elected officers about the 1957 program plan.
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Greater Terre Haute
Look at the life of every child says Martha Eliot
Dr. Martha M. Eliot, departing chief of the U S Children’s Bureau, calls for a nationwide study of children’s day to day life across cities suburbs and rural areas. She plans to teach at Harvard and urges a new research program to help children grow up normal amid national and international tensions.
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Washington
Martha M. Eliot
U. S. Children’s Bureau
Eliot
Children’s Bureau
Harvard University
School of Public Health
T. S. Eliot
Dr. Eliot
Dorchester
Mass
Parents Puzzled By Disappearance Of 17 Year Old
Police searched for Theresa Terri Hogan a 17 year old who wrote a letter to her father claiming she would run away from home Edward Hogan 2509 North Twenty seventh Street reported she left around noon Sunday and has not been seen since He said his wife had been in hospital five days and the girl was left alone while he was at work with no clue where she went
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Edward Hogan
North Twenty-seventh Street
Theresa Terri Hogan
Hogan
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