Atlas Shot Is Called Success
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla UPI The Air Force fired an Atlas intercontinental missile in a test of guidance systems and reliability. Lt Col John Powers said the shot was very successful and the nose cone was recoverable. The missile travelled about 4000 miles and tests may include new devices and a thinner skin for longer flights. This was the first Atlas launch since the satellite payload reached orbit last Thursday.
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Boy Kills Sister in Family Gun Accident at Christmas
Eight Daniel children gathered around the Christmas tree when a 22 caliber rifle left on a piano discharged wounding Doris Daniel fatally. Ernest Daniel Jr. 9 and others were home. the gun was not unloaded as claimed. Senator Bridges criticized spending plans amid the tragedy.
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Doris Daniel
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Xsenhower
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Clark
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Alfonso
Ohioans To Play Santa To Japanese Village
A childless Air Force couple from Toledo Ohio will celebrate Christmas with more than one hundred Japanese youngsters in a mountain village near Tokyo. The trip highlights UPI reports a unique exchange as they bring gifts and share holiday cheer with local children in Japan.
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UPI
Air Force
Toledo
Ohio
Winter Weather Report and Santa Pelton Village Visit
Northeastern Ohio faces freezing drizzle and hazardous driving early, with cloudy, colder conditions and light snow flurries today. Temperatures average in the mid 30s, with mixed precipitation and a forecast of modest warming by Monday. In Kandto village, MSgt. Austin Pelton and Muriel plan a Christmas party on Dec 28, arriving in a helicopter with 100 stockings, for every local child plus extras, reenacting a holiday tradition.
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Christmas
Minister To Enter Prison Camp Today
The Rev. Maurice Mc Crackin was to begin a six month sentence at Allenwood federal prison camp in Pennsylvania for defying federal authorities over taxes and military spending. He was ordered to serve four months before parole with the judge citing passive resistance to military programs.
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White Christmas Declared Unlikely
Ohio weather officials forecast flurries and light snow showers this week reducing chances of a White Christmas. The United Press International dispatch notes unsettled conditions across the state with cool temperatures and sporadic precipitation.
Travel Rush and Risk Mark Holiday Season Across Nation
Americans head home for Christmas as travel peaks and weather hints at a white Christmas in parts of the Northeast. The National Safety Council warns up to 620 may die in 102 hours of holiday travel amid snow flurries from Ohio to New England.
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Seven Killed and 13 Injured in Bus Crash and Fire
A Greyhound bus veered into a truck, crashed into another vehicle, and burst into flames in a gulley near Pulaski Tennessee. Seven people died and about 19 passengers were aboard plus the driver. Some survivors were severely burned, many rear-seat riders were Black. The bus was traveling from Birmingham to Louisville in light rain and fog near the Alabama Tennessee line.
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Ohio Bound Traveller Survives Bus Crash in Tennessee
Mrs. Aillene Rouse, 49, traveling to Canton Ohio from Birmingham Alabama, escaped a fatal bus crash in Tennessee with only bruises. She described jumping from a hole in the bus and being dragged down a bank as flames trapped passengers and the driver. Police called it a horrific wreck as two trucks collided with the bus.
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Ohio
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UPI
Elyria Council Extends Fire Contract With Township
The COMMITTEE of Elyria Council approves continuation of the Elyria Township fire contract at the present rate. In Wellington, a new Westwood elementary school was named by eight year old Gary McGowme. A Christmas Eve collision near Ris 16 left six people injured.
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Christmas tree to stay upright by hanging upside down
Joan Ellis of Birmingham plans to reuse the same spruce tree for a fourth Christmas season. She keeps the tree young by hanging it upside down in the basement, a trick she has used for the past three years.
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Ala
UPI
Joan Ellis
Ellis
Pueblo girl vows to quit thumb sucking with Santa aid
A Pueblo girl told Santa she would try to quit thumb sucking if he left a cigarette lighter and ash tray at her home. The Junior Chamber of Commerce reported her plan to take up smoking to break the habit.
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UPI
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Chronicle Telegram Christmas Edition Publishes Today
The Chronicle Telegram extends Merry Christmas greetings to readers and will not publish tomorrow to allow staff time with families. The next edition appears Friday with full Lorain County news and usual features.
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Lorain County
Police Drive Democrats From National Assembly in Seoul Clash
In Seoul, several hundred police dragged 80 Democratic Party members from the National Assembly after a six day sit down strike. The Liberal Party, backing President Syngman Rhee, passed the national security bill 128 to 0 as guards secured the building and removed strikers from the speaker's platform. Some bruises reported, no serious injuries initially.
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Korea
UPI
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Syngman Rhee
Pope John XII Plans Christmas Outreach Across Vatican
Pope John XII spent Christmas Eve with Vatican residents and planned hospital visits on Thursday and a jail visit for the next day. The pope, delivering a Christmas peace appeal, mingled with about 1,000 residents in a mass audience and then greeted thousands of pilgrims during a weekly audience.
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British Rail protest ad spawns rider group in Times
An angry London train rider posted an ad appealing to others whose patience with British Railways is exhausted. The campaign connected disgruntled riders and helped organize a protest group. In contrast, Chronicle Telegram ads promise quick tenant rentals in Elyria and Lorain with contact numbers for available rooms.
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