Pilot Admits Off Course Over Albania After MIG Intercept
Brindisi Italy dispatch reports British Skymaster pilot Marian Kozubski says two Russianbuilt MIG fighters steered his fourengine DC4 toward Berat airfield in Albania after he admitted a genuine mistake. He and the sixmember crew were released, the plane intact, bound for London.
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Burma
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Saseno
England
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Phone Strike Delayed While Talks Continue
New York union negotiators halted a nationwide long distance telephone strike until at least noon today after a marathon 12 hour bargaining session with AT&T. The 25 000 member Communications Workers of America had threatened a walkout at 12 01 a m following a contract expiry.
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E.s.t
Long Lines
Communications Workers of America
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Elaine Gleason
Long Lines Division
Miss Gleason
At&t
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National Cwa
Joseph A. Beirne
Miss Greason
New Hampshire
Vermont
Delaware
South Dakota
Montana
Nevada
Former Editor Kills Wife in Taxicab Then Shoots Self
In New York City, Howard Rushmore, 45, ex editor of Confidential magazine and former Communist, killed his wife Frances Rushmore, 37, in a taxi two blocks from a police station and then shot himself in the temple as the cab raced to the station. Police found pistol in his right hand and a commando knife at his side after the double tragedy involving a separated couple during a domestic dispute.
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New York
Howard Rushmore
Confidential Magazine
Rushmore
Frances
Edward Pearlman
Mrs. Rushmore
Pearlman
Rushmores
Apprehend Three Boys Who Broke Into School
Three local youths are held for juvenile court after confessing to breaking into the high school during Christmas vacation. They took about 100 dollars in equipment and 80 dollars in cash from the office vault, all of which was returned except 69 dollars.
Plan Cottage Prayer Meetings Next Week
Interdenominational cottage prayer meetings will be held in Washington next week Tuesday through Friday at 10 a.m. on listed hosts’ home premises as part of the Week of Prayer coordinated by the Washington Council of Churches. The schedule names forty participants across eight homes, with addresses spanning West Washington to North Second.
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Washington
Washington Council of Churches
Plot to Sabotage La Prensa and Press Offices Foiled in Argentina
Police said a Peronist terrorist ring planned to torch La Prensa and seize United Press and Associated Press offices as part of a sabotage campaign to plunge Argentina into turmoil. Ninety six suspects were arrested in Buenos Aires La Plata Rosario and Tucuman with a bomb factory found. attacks were set for December 30 including bridges and Moron airport.
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Associated Press
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la Plata
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Tucuman
Moron
Palermo
Juan D. Peron
Peron
U.P
A.P
Hillary Reflects On Antarctic Trek Not Bad At All
Sir Edmund Hillary, after reaching the South Pole from the Ross Sea coast with four companions, said the 1 200 mile trek was not bad at all. His rivals Vivian Fuchs and his 12 man team were within about 70 miles, facing motor trouble but pressing on as welcomed New Zealanders were greeted at the base.
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Antarctic
Mt. Everest
Ross Sea
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Hillary
Vivian Fuchs
Pole
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Paul Blum
Syracuse
N.Y
Ellsworth
Antarctica
Fuchs
Vernon Houk
Firebaugh
Calif
P. Mogensen
International Geophysical Year Station
Kitty Under Porch Turns Out To Be Snarling Wildcat
Clinton Tennessee resident Charlie Phillips crawled under his house after his wife told him to fetch a stray cat. The creature proved to be a snarling bobcat that charged him, knocking him back about 20 feet. After a tense struggle Phillips killed the animal with help from Louis Patterson of Fort Wayne Indiana, despite scratches to Phillips and a claw-marked finish on the bobcat.
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Wildcat
Clinton, Tenn
Charlie Phillips
Phillips
Louis Patterson
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Investigators vow to uncover secrets of Gaither defense report
Senate investigators plan secret hearings to learn all facts from the Gaither report on national defenses. Lyndon Johnson says witnesses will be questioned to reveal contents despite White House refusal to release the confidential document. Admiral Rickover will lead testimony with defense officials and industry rocket experts. Air Force reveals two IRBM squadrons to staff Jupiter and Thor bases in England next fall or later.
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White House
Lyndon Johnson
Russia
Eisenhower
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Air Force
England
672Nd Strategic Missile Squadron
SMS
Iowa Factory Workers See Higher Mid November Earnings
Iowa manufacturing workers earned about 2.50 a week more in mid November than a year earlier with weekly earnings averaging 84.24 dollars versus 81.77 last November and hourly earnings at 2.12 dollars. Nonfarm employment fell 4 000 from October to 654 950 and manufacturing employment was 162 400 the lowest since February 1955.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Convention May Bring Split GOP Primary For Iowa Governor
Sen. J.T. Dykhouse enters the race as other candidates like William Murray and John Knudson announce, risking a split primary that could force a GOP convention to pick a nominee to face Gov. Herschel Loveless. Observers note Lt. Gov. William Nicholas and Sen. William Mooty are potential contenders with strong convention backing.
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Dykehouse
Rock Rapids
GOP
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William Murray
Ames
Iowa State College
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Albion
William Nicholas
Mason City
William Mooty
Brandy Center
Mooty
Dykhouse
Iowa
Dkyhouse
Voting Rights Commission to Name Director Soon
The Civil Rights Commission seeks a top director within a week to guide a 20 month inquiry into voting rights violations. President Eisenhower will pick from candidates approved by the commission for the $22 500 post as staff plans unfold before next Friday. The panel faces budget limits but has $200 000 authorized from White House emergency funds.
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Battle of Virginia
Fisenhower
Jona Egli Dies in Henry County Memorial Hospital
Life long Trenton resident Jona Egli 73 died Friday at Henry County Memorial Hospital after being moved there the previous evening Funeral services will be Monday at United Missionary Church Trenton with burial at Green Mound Cemetery Zehr Funeral Home in charge Egli born February 20 1885 near Trenton son of Jacob and Barbara Roth Egli married to Elsie Lane survived by widow four children seven grandchildren one great grandchild
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Trenton
Jona Egli
Henry County Memorial Hospital
Mr. Egli
United Missionary Church
Walter Stump
Green Mound
Zehr Funeral Home
Jacob
Barbara Roth Egli
Elsie Lane
Severe cold wave eases with widespread relief
Nations endure a two day cold spell from the Rockies to the Atlantic as Florida reports wind and rain damage and Dade County farmers face several million dollars in lost crops. Migrant workers lose wages while southern high pressure shifts push sub zero conditions back to Canada. Eight deaths from fires in Virginia and a $250000 Waterloo supermarket blaze mark ongoing hazards. Temperatures show a broad drop south to Alabama Mississippi coast with lingering storms in the Great Lakes region.
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Iowa Weather: Partly Cloudy Warm Up Into Sunday
Partly cloudy conditions continue across Iowa with a slight warmth rise through Sunday. Lows tonight range from 5 to 15 degrees, colder in the northeast and warmer in the west, while Sunday highs reach the 30s and another cool day follows Monday.
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