Woman Sentry Watches Looting and Firefight in Market Slick
A detailed eyewitness account from Schaghticoke describes a bold market looting attempt by two youths. Mrs. Maggetus and neighbors alerted authorities as the robbers fled, pursued by a volunteer watch and state troopers. A gun battle ensued, with one assailant wounded and the criminals fleeing into nearby ravines. Police later recovered the improvised weapons and a stolen car.
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Avive
Treoneys
E. Select
Z. W. Creean
Ray Barmuks
Asan
Robert Bull
Firo
William Bath
Mayer Treachway
Keddy
Moogich
Family Death Case Remains Under Investigation
The report details a grisly family murder near Fredericksburg, Virginia, with the mother killed and the daughter found dead in a room. Investigators, includingVirginia state police and FBI agents, pursued leads as they connected the family’s disappearance to the killings and secured the crime scene near the swamps.
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Jene Caml
Carruil Vernon Watson
Luce
Bowles
Gi &. Cooper
Virginia State Police
Loomilan Worth
Balhimora
James Telly
FBI
Jan
Diseased Mice to Aid Cancer Fight
Mice bearing glioblastoma are to be shipped from Albany to research centers in Nijmegen and Albany Medical College. Described by Wiggers of Albany Medical College, the project seeks to study tumor behavior and transplant viability over extended periods. Researchers plan to use the mice to observe cell growth and treatment responses, advancing efforts against brain cancer.
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Albany
Mijeipgen
Holand
Sid
Camper
Desi Tarold
Wiggers
Albany Medical
Sete
Nijmegen
Juno
Nice
Sevorel Genereligns of
Ehmieisns
Ab ‘Aly’ Medical College
K. Dyiversiteit
Department of Pathology
Ibera
Gwata
Lowen
Survey Cites Red Aid Hike
An AP summary notes a Washington survey indicating Soviet Union and allies increased aid to developing regions. It highlights shifts in foreign aid goals, comparing Soviet commitments with U.S. programs, and cites budget debates as Eisenhower administration seeks congressional backing.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Weis
United States
Senate
Eisenhower
Afghanistan
Sterotypers Reach For New York Contract Deal
The Stereotypers Union agreed to negotiate with 10 New York newspapers after printers countered with concessions. The Union planned to accept terms similar to those already agreed by related craft groups, including engravers and editors, but rejected a proposed route. The tentative accord includes a 47 weekly wage rise, with $4 for the first tier and $2 for the second, expiring December 1.
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Vue ‘Typosophicsl Union
Pressvien
Machiniste
Joes
Uwe Tyonta
Abe Secan
Eisenhower urged extension of unemployment benefits
UPI reports President Eisenhower proposed extending unemployment pay by 8.2 million workers not covered by current programs. He met eight governors at the White House and pressed for no immediate hikes in benefit amounts or duration, while stating policymakers should consider broader reforms.
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Rensselaer
Willum Mercy West
Troy
Iit
Sehaghticoke
Regi Brneks
Dewe
Elsn
Haven
York
Washingto
UPI
Lakar
S. Ryeonyimenuae Aisin
Teders
Showers
Eisenhower
Jotless
White House
Leaders View Aide Memoire On Peace Efforts At White House
The article notes preparatory talks at the White House with top aides reviewing Russia’s threat and peace process. Eisenhower, Dulles, Lloyd, and others discussed a possible first summit, with plans for a later conference in the British capital.
Hospital Lawn Identified Body Outside Burbank
In Burbank California a four year old girl was found dead near a hospital lawn. Police identified the body yesterday after a telephone tip. Officials said a definitive cause of death had not yet been determined and the case remained under investigation.
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Robert Bott
Caryhell
Exohsnie
Burbank
Calif
Jeep Hospital
St. Jozeph Hospital
Beenie Ymursont
Beverly
Ubls
Salurtoy
Alant
Hall
Amy Hows
Tibetan unrest deepens after Dalai Lama move
Fragmented OCR notes describe Tibetan fears as Maoists are alleged to plan actions while demonstrations erupt in the streets after the Dalai Lama’s transfer to a Chinese military reception. Reports cite clashes near trading centers and anti Communist sentiment spreading through towns, with limited access to major centers.
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Toussa
Nail
Aifac
New York Appoints Adjutant General Amid Shuffle
Governor names Adjutant General as Albany undergoes a shakeup in the New York Army National Guard leadership. The veteran officer, Albion Sayville native Stevenson, steps into the post, replacing the long duration vacancy following the retirement of Lt. Gen. Kelly last year and will oversee the National Guard and military affairs in the state.
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Albuny
AP — Cay
Rockefeller Amnanutad Yestenslay
Col
Chiarles
Etal
Ho Sald Stevenson
Sayville
New York Army National Guard
Cuunset
Gem Faecal
Toes Sag
Albany
Kasi
Horgor
Lens Vanne Dugineratio Diey
Averell Warriman
Wittlo
Kelly
Rane Att
Beach
Tonawanda
Tfeammanler
New York
Videmag Nulloun Ganeity
Poet Prost Optimistic About Human Endurance
The article quotes Prost, a renowned interviewee, asserting humans cannot be exterminated by a nuclear bomb. He predicts ongoing resilience despite threats, insisting life persists and that even if civilizations fall, there will always some form of life and struggle to continue.
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Washuuion
Reber Prost
Bie
Craghs
Catholic Missionary Arrest Reported in China
A Catholic missionary from Cumberland, Walsh, was reportedly arrested by Chinese Communists on December 1 and held under house arrest in China. The report cites church affiliates and an American secretary describing the incident and the subsequent inquiry into the missionary’s status and welfare.
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Thong Kong
Surce
Walsh
Cumberland
Nad
Wino
Hos Jc Fung Gwigoh
Pothier Waleli
Scatheli Desloniyy Iy
Chinas
Nos
Ubon Poatinal Bureyu
Thas Athofie
China
Wati
Tha
Falhee Walsa
Reaction to five foreign ministers meeting in Warsaw
A scrambled report from page 1 notes Uheco pressuring for a five foreign ministers meeting with ministers Hing Hast and Wrst Gait from Poland and Czechoslovakia. Jenny Jackson of the Armed Services Committee urges caution. Wy discusses policy questions as the session opens. Observers warn expectations may outpace real progress.
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Vwiley
Poland
Cecehoravak Jain
Jienny Jackson
Seeviers Comintern
Mayer
Jackson
Licey
Sei
Ile
HelaGons Committee
Senohn T. Spursinen
Sdidhie
Ory
Chan Khrushubey Iis
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Polite Plac Fir
Robert Bot
Caowney
Burshus
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Prost
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