Eisenhower Concludes Casablanca Stop On Morocco Peace Tour
President Eisenhower ends a 94 hour Casablanca visit during a noisy Morocan welcome by Berber tribesmen and crowds as he wraps up a 2000 mile peace mission across 21 nations. He meets Mohammed V and heads to Washington after brief speeches.
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Council Approves Ely Memorial Fire Station Plan
The Ely Estate funded project won council approval for an emergency ordinance to contract funds for a new Arthur Ely Memorial Fire Station. Mayor and service director gain authority to finalize plans and begin two way contracts once plans are jointly approved within seven days. One member opposed emergency clause citing referendum rights.
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Union Sways Members On Offer In Postal Ballot Vote
The United Steelworkers call a nationwide poll among its 500000 members asking them to approve or reject managements latest proposal. The nonbinding ballot serves as a dry run for a government backed vote under TaftHartley law and results will be announced. Joint talks with mediation started as Eisenhower plans a return from overseas.
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Weather Outlook Northeastern Ohio Mixed Snow and Clouds
The bulletin notes cloudy conditions today and tonight with little temperature change. Highs near 32 to 37 degrees, lows around 22 to 27, light snow possible Wednesday, and cooler daytime highs in the 20s to mid 30s. Lake Erie winds shift from northeasterly today to east-northeasterly tonight, with frequent cloudiness and light snow flurries.
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First Day of Winter Arrives Officially at 9 35 A M
A newspaper note proclaims the winter season began at 9 35 A M today marking the shortest day of the year and noting the gap to the longest day by Christmas Eve. It also mentions winter lasting until March 2 with day length equality.
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Prices rise to record. inflation fuels wage escalators
The Labor Department reports the consumer price index rose again to a new high in November led by higher costs for transportation, medical care, housing, and personal care. The rise triggers wage escalator clauses for about 170,000 workers in meat packing and aviation as the steel dispute looms with a pivotal federal ruling pending.
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Herbert P. Lorz
Pittsburgh
Mercury Dips In Ohio As Snow Forecast Ahead
United Press International reports the first winter day in Ohio with lows of 3 above at Zanesville, 37 in Cincinnati, and 21 in Cleveland. Forecasters predict more snow Monday and Wednesday, with rain in the south, as the 1959 Lake Erie navigation season ends when the George A. Sloan returns for winter layup.
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Missing Teachers Safe After Typhoon Rescue Near Samar
A group of one hundred teachers reported missing for five days in the typhoon that struck the central Philippines were found safe. They had sailed from Zumarraga for Samar when the storm hit and later returned to Zumarraga, as police confirm.
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Winter Storm Pounds East and Southwest
A winter storm dumped six inches of snow across New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania with 25 to 35 mph winds. Roads were hazardous and at least two Pennsylvania deaths were blamed on snow and ice. The system spread to New England with four or more inches and was forecast to taper off by today while flurries linger in the Great Lakes and upper Mississippi Valley.
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Ike Keeps Blind Date With Girl In Spain
U S President Dwight Eisenhower meets Rosa Maria Jimenez Calvo a seven year old girl in Madrid at El Pardo palace. Ambassador John Davis Lodge arranged the breakfast meeting with Rosa and her parents present. Rosa kissed the President on the lips as cameras clicked and he joked about a doll as a Christmas present.
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NATO Ministers Back Summit Bid After Flare-Up
NATO foreign ministers from small nations endorsed inviting Soviet Premier Khrushchev to an April Paris summit while criticizing big powers over NATO direction. They reaffirmed four power rights in Berlin, support for a planned Geneva disarmament meeting on March 15, and arranged a pre-summit Western Big Three meeting in Paris.
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Rudolph Is Safe From Christmas Rumor
A Salem girl wrote Santa Claus seeking reassurance after hearing a rumor that Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer was butchered. Santa’s assurances were sent to ease her worry.
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Coast Guard Reports Lighthouse Hold Up Near Golden Gate
Willard Salberg, 32, a salesman, held up Lime Point Lighthouse at 3 p.m. Monday brandishing a pistol. He threatened guards, fired at a ketchup bottle and a wall telephone, then fled with a .45 automatic before being arrested in San Francisco an hour later. The lighthouse lies below the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Big Deer Hides In Barn During Hunting Season
Harrisville farmer Charles Meintsre claims a buck named Geer has sheltered in his barn for three hunting seasons to dodge hunters. He says the deer retreats to a dark stall recess until the season ends, a story he maintains as true despite satire.
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Man's Want Ad Sells Car and Wife in Chronicle Ad
Vincent Burnesser Jr placed a car for sale classified and the ad led to a young woman who answered it, they wed. The column promotes Chronicle Telegram Want Ads with contact numbers FA 33321 in Pivria and CEH 3-6172 in Lorain. Flute for sale listed at 45 dollars.
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