Rebels Drive Across Cuba in Bid to Split Island
Rebel forces push through the central waistline of Cuba aiming to sever the island and call on government troops to join the revolution. They claim control of Las Villas central province amid heavy Cuban air attacks and report seizures in Oriente and near Guan tanamo. Government forces counter in Sancti Spiritus and Jatibonico as Batista strengthens Las Villas defenses.
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Jet crashes into Kesgrave garage killing woman
UPI reports a U S Air Force F-100D SuperSabre pilot Lt Charles L. Prescott ejected and survived minor injuries after a jet struck a row of houses and a garage in Kesgrave near Ipswich. The crash killed 28 year old Elizabeth Aggis, a garage clerk, and damaged several homes and vehicles.
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England
UPI
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Kesgrave
Here
Charles L. Prescott
Santa Monica
Calif
Elizabeth Aggis
Reds Issue New Berlin Warning
Pravda warned that any provocation in West Berlin or attack on the German Democratic Republic could trigger a major war. It said the Soviet Union would wield modern arms including intercontinental rockets with thermonuclear warheads. Berliner Zeitung added East Germany would use the latest weapons if tanks were used to break a Berlin blockade.
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UPI
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Communist Party
Pravda
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German Democratic Republic
East Germany
Russia
Berliner Zeitung
Probers May Split On Influence Report
Washington investigators consider a split over including comments in their final report on the Adams Goldfine case. The House probe faces divisions as to whether to address the sensational matter in detail.
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Washington
UPI
West Europe Edges Toward Full Currency Convertibility
Western European nations including Britain France West Germany Italy Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg began removing wartime currency limits aiming for full convertibility by 1999. The move allows use of British pounds and the new euro-like framework with externally convertible status, supported by IMF and U.S. officials as a step toward sound money and deeper integration.
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UPI
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Eisenhower to Send Congress His Budget Message Next Week
President Eisenhower plans to deliver a legislative objectives message to Congress next week, accompanied by the $90 billion budget. He will hold consultations with White House aides and administration leaders as the draft evolves. The Ike family remains at the farm for the week, returning to Washington on the weekend.
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San Francisco
UPI
Congress
Seph M. Maring
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Fire claims life of 6 year old in Lima home blaze
A six year old boy, Mike Cira, died in a Lima home fire believed caused by faulty wiring. His father Tony Cira tried to re-enter the blaze to save him and was restrained by firefighters. Mrs. Cira and two younger children were injured as neighbors reported the alarm from the roof.
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UPI
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Tony Cira
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Ciras
Gussie
Barbara
Weather and political report mix from Northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy and mild today with highs 46 to 51. Cloudy cooling tonight with possible rain and late snow flurries. Sunday's highs around 55, with similar ranges a year ago. The weather brief notes a snow chance Tuesday and outlines a separate summary of a congressional report on influence investigations and proposed new laws targeting federal agencies and officials.
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Ohio
Lost Balloon Believed Down In Mid Atlantic
The Small World balloon that left the Canary Islands December 12 on a transatlantic mission is believed to have gone down in the central Atlantic. A three man and one woman crew was aboard the gondola era. Promoter Peter Elstob said the crew aimed to complete the flight and cross under sail if needed.
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New York
Elstob
United
Atantic
Peter Elstob
Train kills four in stalled car at crossing in Toledo
A family of four died when their car stalled at a New York Central yard crossing on Westwood Avenue and was struck by a fast mail train traveling from Elkhart Indiana to Toledo. Walter Jankzak 35 Ernestine 27 Betty Ann 6 and Hilda Mane 3 were the victims.
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Walter Janszak
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Hilda Mane
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Elkhart
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Auto Insurance Rates To Rise In Ohio Next Year
Ohio car owners will face higher auto insurance rates next year. A national underwriter's association in New York says Ohio rates will rise about 18 percent. The Ohio Division of Insurance confirmed the new schedule will be published Tuesday.
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Columbus
API
Ohio
New York
Ohio Division of Insurance
December warmth dips after record Ohio weekend
United Press International reports Ohio's weekend highs reached near 50 in Cleveland 50 Columbus 46 Youngstown with mild December weather. Temperatures later fell to freezing statewide except Chesapeake at 33 with Toledo at 23 Findlay 20 and light fog. A cold front will bring cooler weather tonight and increasing clouds Tuesday without precipitation.
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Youngstown
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Cleveland
Chesapeake
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Findlay
Traffic Toll Nears Holiday High as Slowing Hits Roads
Traffic slowed after a sharp early pace as the nation faced a near record Christmas highway toll. The National Safety Council projected a final count only slightly above 620 deaths with California leading states at 59 fatalities and Texas 46.
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United Press International
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Texas
Illinois
New York
Ohio
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Council
Delaware
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Wyoming
District of Columbia
DiSalle Cabinet Prep as New Ohio Administration Opens
Gov elect Michael DiSalle urged his eight cabinet picks to study their future duties before the January 12 start. Mayor J Grant Keys, named Director of Highway Safety, joined the preparatory meeting at the Secor Hotel and was told to ready budget requests for the Legislature. DiSalle stressed using capable personnel and keeping many current state workers into the new administration.
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Toledo
UPI
Michael V iSalle
Elyria
J. Grant Keys
Secor Hotel
Loren G. Windom
Sonnel
Reynoldsburg
Pach
Saile
West Point
N.Y
Fatal Accident Near Milan Claims Sandusky Driver
A Sandusky driver died in a crash near Milan while a passenger remains in critical condition. The report notes injuries and assigns responsibility in the Oberlin area as part of a broader local update.
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Milan
Sandusky
France enters harsh austerity under De Gaulle rule
Paris announces a severe austerity program with devaluation of the franc and higher prices for wine tobacco consumer goods and public transport as France seeks financial stability under President De Gaulle and Finance Minister Pinay amid international backing and rising gold prices.
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Paris
API
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Antoine Pinay
de Gaulla
Pinay
Fisherman Saves Boy From Drowning in England
In Fleetwood England fisherman James Stansfield 52 saved 2 year old Robert Reid who fell from an embankment into the water. He cast a 20 yard line to catch the child by the shirt, reeled him in and performed artificial respiration until the boy regained consciousness.
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Fleetwood
England
James Stansfield
Robert Reid
Stansfield
Robert
Bicyclist Robs Bank In Stone England
An armed bandit robbed a bank in Stone Saturday and escaped on a bicycle. The incident was reported by UPD with no further details on injuries or suspects.
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Stone
England
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