U N Chief Hammarskjold Opens Talks With Nehru
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold met Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in New Delhi and discussed his mission to secure freedom for jailed U S airmen. He then flew to Calcutta en route to Canton and Peiping for talks with Chinese leaders.
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Weekend Accidents Kill 347 in New Year Holiday
United Press reports a two day New Year holiday period ending Sunday night saw 347 fatalities from traffic and other accidents. 275 died in traffic crashes. 25 perished in fires. 1 in a plane crash. 43 in miscellaneous events. Texas recorded 30 accidental deaths and 21 traffic victims, while Minnesota 19, California 18, New York 16. Several states and D C reported no traffic fatalities.
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Welfare pay levels settled amid New Year traffic tolls
County commissioners reached a tentative accord on welfare salaries as the two day New Year traffic toll climbed past 215 and the weekend death toll neared 650 across winter holidays. Weather remained mild with cloudy skies while a Caribbean hurricane named Alice gathered strength offshore.
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Risks Out Of Federal Jobs Report Cards Security Risks
Washington reports by the Civil Service Commission show 8008 federal employees fired or resigned on security grounds. Of the 8008, 2096 had subversive activity or associations. 5912 listed drunks perverts criminal records or other medical or character defects. Weather notes and past data accompany the release.
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Board holds line on salaries amid new state schedules
The board aims to limit raises this year while the civil service commission enacts new pay scales. Welfare department salaries could rise from the current level to 40 dollars a month, but commissioners seek to cut worker classifications to keep pay unchanged. Carl W. Smith, chair of the civil service commission, replied that reductions in classifications could preserve current salaries.
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Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio and general forecast
Northeastern Ohio mostly cloudy and mild with highs near 50. Tonight's low around 40. Tuesday partly cloudy and warm with a chance of rain. Also notes on yesterday's temperature range and hourly humidity readings, sunrise and sunset times, and a local ad for office supplies.
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U S Rejects Russian Demand For 11 Children
The State Department announced it will reject the Kremlin demand to return 11 Soviet children now in the West. Officials expressed hope Russia will honor its pledge to free two Americans imprisoned since 1945 and 1949. Three New York born children of Armenian parents are in U S welfare care.
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Where To Turn Kathy Canfield Nies OF Leukemia
A six year old boy succumbs after ten years of battling leukemia. The piece notes ongoing community health coverage and the March of Dimes campaign opening for polio patients, highlighting local civic efforts and hospital context.
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Envoy Suspended After Wife's Anti Britain Speech
West German acting ambassador to London is suspended after his wife, former beauty queen Daisylar Freyberg-Freyberg, allegedly called Britain an enemy country in a Christmas speech. An arson fire at Bonn airport hangar and office complex is being probed.
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Pilot Injured In Plane Crash Near Airport Field
A 43 year old North Farfield man Melvin Ferrington survived a plane crash near the William Budweg farm west of the airport on Rt 60. He is in Norwalk Hospital with two possible skull fractures but listed in fairly good condition. The single engine silver plane was demolished.
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McCarthy Subpena Is Ignored
The McCarthy Investigations Subcommittee faced noncooperation as witnesses refused to speak and another failed to appear. Garfield of Allston was cited for contempt after he did not attend the hearing on Communist infil tration claims.
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President Slain and Panama Arrests Stir America
President Eisenhower mourned the assassination of Panama’s Jose Antonio Remon as a “firm friend” while former Panamanian leader Arnulfo Arias was arrested and martial law declared. Police probe the motive amid chaotic arrests, a race-track shooting, and a controversial death that stunned the Central American nation and drew U.S. comments of solidarity and concern.
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Juan Franco
Brother Of Slain Girl Questioned In Galion Case
Police questioned Frederick Spears 17 the older brother of Patricia Spears 15 after her body was found in a thicket near Galion Ohio. He denied knowledge of her death and gave his whereabouts last Friday morning when he drove his mother to work. Two 13 year old boys discovered the body near a private cemetery north of the town while hunting.
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First hit song born in ancient Egypt
Four thousand years ago in Egypt the first popular hit song was born called Spend the day merrily sung with harp accompaniment. If you want to sell a harp or other instrument, call 4751 for Chronicle Telegram Classifieds to describe the article and attract buyers. Mrs. Cunningham sold her skates. precision roller and white ice skates listed with prices and a contact phone.
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