Ike Says Allies Stronger Now Lands In France
President Eisenhower arrived in Toulon on the way to a Western summit in Paris. He declared the Allies are stronger than ever and ready to negotiate peace from a position of strength. He praised Franco American cooperation and signaled readiness for a Paris meeting with de Gaulle and possible talks with Khrushchev.
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Castro says Buchanan to be tried by revolutionary tribunal
Fidel Castro declared James Buchanan of the Miami Herald will face a revolutionary tribunal potentially with a death sentence for alleged complicity in Austin Young's airport prison escape. Castro rejected IAPA appeals for release, naming trial location in Pinar del Rio and rejecting civil or military routes.
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Western Leaders Gather in Paris for Fractured NATO Summit
United States Britain and West Germany arrive in Paris for a three day Western Big Four summit with France to address NATO strains and Algeria dispute. Eisenhower de Gaulle Macmillan and Adenauer attend as talks widen to nuclear arms race with Khrushchev eyed for spring dialogue. The mood is tense ahead of a planned face to face meeting.
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New Steel Demands Presented by USW on Kaiser Formula
United Steelworkers served new demands on the steel industry seeking higher terms than the Kaiser formula. The union warned companies that a return to bargaining by individual firm would be pursued and could lead to contempt citations if bargaining refused.
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Talks Reopen in Steel Dispute as Eisenhower Board Plans Hearings
UPI reports government summons union and management to resume talks in the steel dispute with President Eisenhower’s fact finding board planning to reopen public hearings on December 23. McDonald indicated next moves as talks resume in Chicago and Northeast Ohio amid a long strike. weather and local ads follow.
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Factor Takes Test To Prove His Innocence
CHICAGO UPI John Factor testified to a voluntary test to show he had no involvement in the shotgun murder of Roger Touhy. Police earlier said they had no interest in reactors. Factor had previously been cleared of any connection to the Wednesday night gangland shooting.
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Lorain County Tax Levy Maintained at 2.80 Mills
The Lorain County Budget Commission set the tax levy for county purposes at 2.80 mills for next year unchanged from this year. County components include 1.60 for general fund 0.45 for Pleasant View Sanatorium 0.65 for child welfare and 0.10 for county bond retirement. Subdivision rates are not yet set and will be resolved next month, with real estate tax collection likely starting in February.
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Mills Rules Out Major Tax Overhaul Next Year
Chairman Wilbur D. Mills of the House Ways and Means Committee rejected a broad tax overhaul for the next year after five weeks of hearings with 175 experts. He said the review is exploratory and staff will sift proposals, with a 1951 timeline for a revision plan. The discussion focused on broadening coverage to allow a rate cut without reducing revenue.
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Ohio Governor accuses state chamber of commerce of taking Ohio for Pennsylvania
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle and his cabinet assailed the Ohio Chamber of Commerce for distributing literature praising Pennsylvania as a superior climate for industry. Tax Commissioner Stanley Bowers charged chamber officials misused funds. DiSalle demanded a detailed Ohio versus Pennsylvania comparison and called on the chamber to justify its actions. The issue follows earlier disputes over higher business taxes in Ohio.
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Four Escapees Sentenced to Federal Pen Terms
Four Ivy Bluff prison escapees from North Carolina were sentenced to 10 years in federal prison, after one inmate described self harm to protest prison conditions. The men were captured in Cambridge, Ohio two days after the break, with each receiving two five year terms to run consecutively after North Carolina terms.
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Cambridge
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Mell G. Underwood
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Nursery bans Santa visit at Wallingford school
Judith Anstee principal of IPIh-Nursery in Wallingford bans Santa Claus from appearing at the school citing that the children are very small and might be frightened. The decision was made Thursday to avoid distress among pupils.
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Judith Anstee
Santa Claus
Wives to Vote on Steelworkers Straw Poll in Latest Deal
Committees of council to inspect Meyer Building as a potential site for first phase of Lorain Admiral King High School. Extra features like pool and auditorium doubtful. Elyria wage talks feature a two year bypass noted.
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China and India discuss partial pullback to ease border crisis
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai proposed a mutual pullback of armed forces as a partial solution and offered to meet Nehru in China or Rangoon on December 26. He reiterated China's claims to several disputed frontier areas while suggesting no armed personnel from either side in those locations.
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Army accuses Czech official in poison plot
The U S Army says Jaroslav Nemec, Czech vice consul in Salzburg, masterminded a failed plan to poison Radio Free Europe cafeteria staff in Munich. Salt shakers with tropine were handed to a Communist agent, discovered just in time, preventing possible deaths among about 2200 employees.
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Famous scout Cody began career as Pony Express rider
Notable Wm F Cody’s early work era is hinted. The ad text invites readers to browse for unused items and places to sell them via Chronicle Telegram Classified ads. Listings mention TAPPAN gas range and American Flyer train with extra cars, switches, upholstered TV chair, and heater.
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