U S Demand Goes To U N Members
The United States delivers a protest to Dag Hammarskjold calling for the release of 18 American detainees held by Red China. Ambassador Lodge labels their sentencing as barbaric and a violation of the Korean armistice, urging action at the United Nations.
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Giardello Arrested After Bar Altercation Amid Halloween Night
Boxing contender Joey Giardello and two companions were arrested early today on charges including aggravated assault and battery after a dispute at a gas station and a bar during Halloween revelry. Police say the trio attacked a 36 year old attendant when he refused to release gas without payment, with Giardello admitting participation in the first incident but not the later assault. The case adds to a chaotic night that drew police and witnesses into a web of confrontations across Philadelphia corridors.
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Golden Yellow Beast Terrorizes Ohio Town
Maurice Sher county game warden said reports indicate a golden yellow beast larger than a collie dog is terrorizing the town. Seeings described with green eyes, the animal may be a dynx mountain lion escaped circus animal, or wild dog. Reports say it has killed rabbits and caused fear among residents. A hunter volunteers to help track it and organize a hunt if still at large.
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Shoppers Fill Stores Across the United States
Washington reports Christmas shopping begins with crowds swelling city streets. Economists forecast sales nearing last year’s record with a 5 percent volume gain in dry goods and total December sales around 16.7 billion. Extra police patrols and holiday shoppers, including schoolchildren, filled downtowns as retailers anticipated strong results despite a slight department store sales lag.
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U S and Austria Press for Austrian Peace Treaty
The United States and Austria will keep pressing for a peace treaty that ensures withdrawal of all occupation troops on an early fixed date. Russia now demands to keep or re-enter troops, stalling East West talks. Chancellor Raab tours the U S as Eisenhower and Dulles push cordial talks and outline a treaty path.
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Amherst Yule Plans Set Santa Arrives December 10
Amherst busiest Christmas opening features Santa Claus arriving at 7 30 p m escorted by firemen and policemen. The Rexdale Merchants Division backs the event with Chamber of Commerce sponsorship. Town hall will glow with lights and a lighted tree adorns the bandstand.
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Christmas lights switch to mark holiday event
Mrs Jane Alexander will escort the town hall ceremony where the switch is turned on to illuminate Christmas lights. Carol singing will accompany the event as shops stay open until 9 pm and continue weekday nights through Christmas Eve when 60 p.m. closing is set. The Avenue Club elected officers Mame Jones president Nancy Kaser vice president Ethel Lambie secretary Jeanette Emmerich treasurer A Christmas party is planned Dec 29 at Miss Kaser's Park Ave home Refreshments were served by Marie Jones Betty Jones Helen Jones and Sybil Kolb The Amherst Community Council meets at Powers Elementary School Tuesday at p.m Major Virginia Carey of the Lorain Salvation Army will speak.
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Nancy Kaser
Ethel Lambie
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Smog Shrouds Los Angeles Amid Dense Haze
A vast 200 mile haze blanket traps Los Angeles area. Traffic crashes surge past 1,500 as visibility falls to near zero in parts. The smoky fog stretches toward the Mexican border, with health and safety concerns rising for residents and authorities.
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United States rejects coffee price fixing plan at conference
In Petropolis Brazil the United States countered a proposal to fix coffee prices, saying it would be useless to accept an international agreement. Latin American delegations discussed next steps while some nations urged possible financing actions and limits on international involvement.
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Parley Bid Reaction Deplored in Soviet Press
Moscow dispatches report the Soviet press denouncing Western insistence on German rearmament as a de facto denunciation of Soviet treaties with Britain and France. They critique Western refusal to join Moscow’s 2 percent security conference and note split among NATO members while warning that Paris accords could be undermined.
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Burke Needs One Vote Per Precinct In Ohio Recount
Steubenville Ohio reports a recount in Jefferson county where Senator Thomas A Burke has gained 45 votes from 97 precincts. Remaining 35 precincts will retabulate as Burke pursues an average near one vote per precinct to keep his seat.
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Hull long-time keeper Tom Woodbridge retires after 34 years
Tom Woodbridge, a longtime keeper in Hull, has retired after 34 years in the role. The article notes his service and the end of a lengthy career in local labor.
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Tom Woodbridge
Hull
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