Eisenhower in Pakistan Receives Mass Welcome in Karachi
President Eisenhower arrives in Karachi as part of a peace mission, greeted by Field Marshal Ayub Khan and a 15,000-strong crowd. A military parade, sabre jets, and a ceremonial drive through Basra traffic mark the grand reception before the leaders head to Ayub’s residence.
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Ike
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EE Chronicle-Telegram
Senators Probe Pricing Of Drugs
Senator Estes Kefauver announced an upcoming Senate subcommittee inquiry into drug pricing. The first phase will focus on corticosteroids and derivatives used for rheumatic diseases, with major manufacturers Merck Schering and Upjohn expected as witnesses.
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Senate Animist
Kelanover
Kefauver
Merck, Schering
Upjohn
Rockefeller urges Nixon to press steel settlement effort
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller urged Vice President Nixon to use presidential prestige to help end the steel strike. He said Eisenhower should intensify efforts while abroad and warned Congress not to overreact with drastic legislation that could hamper labor relations. Rockefeller noted unemployment from the strike and the injunction halting operations.
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UPI
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Richard M. Nixon
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Eisenhower
Ugday
Nixos
Congress
Seargay
Midwest
Patrolmen To Check Private School Buses
Columbus patrol investigators begin checks on private and parochial school buses to assess safety factors. Officials seek data on passenger numbers and operation status after public schools undergo regular inspections and nonpublic buses receive limited oversight.
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Keys
Ress
Michael V. di
Louisiana voters deny Long in volatile political race
In New Orleans voters rejected Earl K. Long ranking him third in a lieutenant governor field. Morrison and Davis lead the gubernatorial contest with a runoff set for January. Bowden and Aycock contest the lieutenant governor race.
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New Orleans
UPD
Haviz
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Temes A. Noe
Long
Winn
Blaze Starr
deLesseps S. Morrison
Jimmie H. Davis
Shreveport
George W. Bowden
Alexandria
Morrison
C. C. Aycock
Franklin
Davis
Big Liners Delayed By Heavy Seas
New York reports major trans Atlantic liners delayed by stormy seas. The United States is due later than planned and the Can atina Carinthia reached port Sunday night over a day late after a voyage from Liverpool. Captain E A Divers described their worst day as December 2 with gale force winds. Coast Guard said no ship was in danger. Delays affect Liberte Queen Mary Rotterdam and Augustus.
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UPI
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U.S
United
S.i
Canary Line
Carinthia
Liverpool
E. A. Divers
Liberte
Cunard Line
Rotterdam
Augustus
Day of Infamy Remembered 18 Years Later
A fragmented 1941–1990s reflection recalls Washington’s attack and the nation’s response. Mentions President and Congress actions, military morale, and public sentiment as the memory lingers.
Ceremony On Warship Arizona Honors Pearl Harbor Anniversary
An anniversary ceremony aboard the battered Arizona honors Pearl Harbor victims as dignitaries including Senator Barry Goldwater and Hawaii's Lt. Gov. James K. Aaloha attend. Reports describe the ship’s wreckage, the attack’s timing, and the emotional mass response across Washington and media outlets.
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Barry Goldwater
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James Healoha
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Ohio Legion Backs Loan Oath Law
The Ohio American Legion backs a loan oath law amid debate over its terms. Frederick Westenville moved the measure, opposed by Robert Honkier of Traweek. The executive committee notes disorganization from a labor dispute and awaits a new permit law effective next July. The 250 Buckeye Boys State will be held at Ohio University in Athens next June. Two appointments were ratified: Harold Weliers to the Juno Baseball Commission and Gordon Morgan as chairman of the uniformed groups committee.
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Robert Honkie
Fim
Ohio Universit
Athens
Ho Kraja
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Middleteam
de Juno Baseball Commission
Gordon Morgan
Norwook
Uniformed Groups Committee
Nightmarish attack shocks Hollywood family
Deborah Peterson, 11, awoke to her father Dr Harold Pererson battering her mother and sister with a hammer in their Hollywood home. The father later died from a pill overdose as police found him with the weapon and an open Dante's Divine Comedy. Judy Peterson, 15, suffered a possible skull fracture and was listed in good condition at West Valley Community Hospital. The family fled as the hammer attack ended in tragedy.
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Harold N. Pererson
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Joe
West Valley, Community Hospital
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Man Sneaks Into Nurses Dormitory At Metropolitan General
Cleveland police seek 42-year-old hospital employee who crept into the nurses dormitory at Metropolitan General Hospital Sunday and attacked an 18-year-old student nurse who was ill in bed. The suspect, described as a Black man about 35, entered from a corridor connecting the building and escaped through an emergency exit.
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Cleveland
UPS
Metroplitan General Hospital
Suihoriies
First Quarter Steel Demand Forecast Faces Strike Risk
Cleveland reports a predicted 71 million tons of steel use by the metalworking industry in Q1 1961, barring a resumed strike. Optimism rests on planned car production and rising steel inventories, with plants at high capacity once workloads rebound and orders from 1959 and 1960 projects support construction and manufacturing demand.
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UPD
Giine
Reel Magazine
Metalworking Weekly
Cood
Arte
Steel
Abon
Mentbergen
Five Exist In Home Hit Twice By Fires
Four family vignettes recount dire cases of need in the area. Family 3 describes a mother and four children twice struck by fires due to faulty wiring, leaving belongings lost and clothing destroyed. Caseworkers note prior poverty and ongoing needs for shoes, clothes, and furniture. Additional stories detail a mother raising six children on limited aid, a son facing emotional distress after employment loss, and requests for gift certificates and warm clothing.
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Desahe
Sas
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Arthur Moos Dies Longtime Probation Officer and Volunteer Ice Man
Arthur Moos a probation officer and longtime volunteer ice man in Sevein died after many years of service. Survived by wife Inefa two sons Charles Minneapolis Minn and Harl Amherst Wis seven grandchildren a sister Mrs Earth Mader LaCrosse Wis and Drothe Car Bioos West Se ex Wis. Friends may call Schwarze Spence Home for Funeral services Thursday at 2 p.m. at St Jean s United Church of Christ with Rev Donaia Yackle presiding. Burial in Rides HAH Memorial Park.
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Inefa
Charles
Minneapolis
St. Jean's United Church of Christ
Donaia
Buria
Berkeley dorm basketball record set at 45 hours
The UC Berkeley Cloyne Court defeated Deutsch Hall 3436 to 3178 in a record basketball marathon lasting 45 hours with about 400 players participating. The previous record of 42 hours was held by the University of Washington.
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University of California
Cloyne Court
Deutsch Hall
University of Washington
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