White House Christmas Tree Lights Signal Peace Message
President Eisenhower addressed the world from the White House with a Christmas message urging peace and human rights. He pledged strength with allies and a patient stance toward neutral nations while condemning wars of conquest and urging continued pursuit of understanding through freedom and justice.
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Studies By AEC To Take Mystery Out Of Fallout
The Atomic Energy Commission plans to strip mystery from fallout the radioactive menace altering the H-bomb's range. AEC Chairman Strauss says results will be shared at a future news conference and that fallout studies may lead to safer weapons tests.
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Jack Lotto
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Cleveland
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Pacific
Cleveland Court
Sam Sheppard
Mendes-France Seeks New Confidence Vote Amid Crisis
Paris reports Premier Pierre Mendes France faces pressure as NATO ministers postpone a final decision and a tense National Assembly atmosphere grows amid accusations and courtroom drama surrounding Dr Sam and his brothers. jurors bear a heavy burden as events unfold through a long session.
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Pierre Mendes-France
NATO
National Assembly
Mendes - France
Sam
Justice
Man Indicted For Murder In Akron Slaying
Summit County grand jury indicts James Byers 27 a garbage collector on two counts of first degree murder for the killing of Nick Verderico in his Akron shoe repair shop. Indictment includes murder during a robbery. Byers said he shot Verderico in a dispute over shoe heel pricing.
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Indianapolis
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Akon
Pike Work Progresses in Elyria Sector on Turnpike Project
Work on Section C-23 of the Elyria sector advances with a new 12 inch water main to be tied in shortly after midnight Monday. The west sewer outfall progresses as structural steel goes up on the Black River bridge span. Work continues through the Christmas to New Year period to maintain momentum.
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al Johnson
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Christmas Gift Drought Closes Station WMOP Broadcast Day
A garbled note from Ocala Florida reports WMOP will air a full day of Christmas programming as a holiday present. The announcement mentions a ration manager and a countdown motif, but details are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Ocala
Pia
WMOP
Mendes-France votes amid NATO talk and Ohio water plan
A French vote of confidence shadows Mendes-France and the Western European Union as NATO ministers approve Europe defense plans. In Ohio, Governor's Committee proposes watershed based water management, inventories, and a multi year study before a legal water code can be drafted, amid drought and growth pressures.
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NATO
Europe
Columbus
Ohio
Needs & Nendes - France
Defense
Emanuel Temple
NATO Council
John Foster Dulles
Anthony
Ory
Black River
French Premier Mulles Confidence Vote On Indochina Budget
Mendes France faced a confidence vote on the Indochina budget. The assembly rejected the budget 301 to 291, forcing a re sign and complicating efforts to pass ratification of the Paris accords. He then won a narrow 295 to 293 procedural victory on a substitute budget and faced Western allies uneasy about the narrow margin. Also noted is John McKay named village church organist at Northope Gainsborough England.
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Mendes - France
Indochina
Paris
European Defense Community
John McKay
Northope
Gainsborough
England
Strange Cult Revealed By Doctor's Forecasts
A 44 year old doctor ousted from Michigan State College for dire forecasts is linked to a space creatures cult led by Dorothy Martin. He resides with her at the suburban home of the high priestess who claims messages from aliens predicting disasters and a tidal wave for Chicago next Tuesday.
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Dorothy Martin
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Cresteres
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Teesiay
Neyd Bee
Congress Divided Over Eisenhower Military Training Plan
Congress divided on Defense Secretary Wilson and Burgess proposed three path options for youth. Some lawmakers doubt enactment while others back the plan as a bridge to a 5 million reserve force despite a 468000 active-duty cut. Snow and storms punish the Midwest with accidents and deaths across Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Illinois Iowa and Indiana.
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Maine
Milwaukee brewer Frederick C. Miller dies in plane crash
Milwaukee financier Frederick C. Miller 48 and his 22 year old son died after a twin engine Ventura crash in a snow field near Mitchell Field. Two pilots, brothers Joe Laird 39 and Paul 32, also perished. The Millers planned a pre Christmas hunting trip to Winnipeg after leaving South Bend.
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Ont
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Fla
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Ind
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Canada
Woman Is Killed Five Hurt In Crash Delaware Ohio
Mrs. Jladya Newkirk a 56 year old Westerville resident was killed when her son’s car backed onto Route 7 south of Delaware and was struck by a second vehicle carrying four servicemen from Lockbourne Air Force Base Columbiana. The son Paul Newkirth aged 30 suffered a possible neck injury and the airmen sustained minor injuries.
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Ninth U.N. Assembly Ends With Peace Plans and Disarmament Talks
The Ninth U.N. Assembly closed in New York after unanimous approval of Eisenhower's peace plan and renewed disarmament talks. The session condemned China's trial of airmen, passed a bold pro freedom resolution, and shelved Soviet charges of U.S. aggression. Cyprus Tunisia Morocco and Cyprus issues were addressed with emphasis on self determination.
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U.N. Assembly
Fisenhower
ER. N. van Kleffens
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Henry Cabel Lodge
Eisenhower
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U.S
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Greece
Workman Killed in Phenol Spill at Marietta Plant
A phenol spill at the Union Carbide and Carbon Corp Marietta Bakelite plant killed Robert Evans 23 of Vienna West Virginia and injured two coworkers Eugene Singleton 29 of Parkersburg and Kenneth Morgan 43 of near Marietta. The trio were transferring phenol between containers when contact occurred. Evans collapsed after washing off the chemical, possibly from shock or fumes.
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Evans
Murrow Examines Oberlin Leader on WGAR Tonight
Edward R Murrow will interview Oberlin College president William F E Stevenson and Toledo Blade editor Grove Patterson on a special This I Believe program on WGAR 1220 FM at 7 p m. The program features insights from college leadership and editorial perspectives.
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Oberlin College
Grove Patterson
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Edward J .Murrow
WGAR
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Keven Feumem
Rioting Mobs In Cyprus Storm U S Consulate
In Nicosia riot squads used tear gas on mobs opposing Cyprus' union with Greece. Windows at the American consulate were broken and a Union Jack torn down. Demonstrations spread to Lanarca Famagusta and Athens with police dispersing crowds.
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Enossis
Mink Decorates Christmas Tree in Chicago Pride
An Ideal Personnel Co. employee boasts an unusually decorated Christmas tree in Chicago. The tree is adorned from tip to trunk with mink and other accents, reflecting a festive display by the workplace team.
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Chicago
Ideal Personnel Co
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