Four Car Pileup Kills 52 Year Old Laborer Near Reesville
A Sunday four car collision two miles west of Reesville killed 52 year old Gino Marraccini and injured six others including his wife and 15 year old son. Marraccini died at Clinton Memorial Hospital from crushed chest injuries. Six others were hospitalized with varying injuries and several received emergency treatment. The crash occurred on Route 22 with icy roads contributing to loss of control and vehicle exchanges. Possible arrest under investigation.
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Pennsylvania
Reesville Crossroads
Gino Pasquinelli Marraccini
Clinton Memorial Hospital
James McCracken Jr
Raymond Marraccini
Peggy Lee Kaufman
McCracken
Heydon Smith
Washington
Marraccini
Lyman Kaufman
Gambier
Kaufman
Reesville
Thomas Basehart
Newcomerstown
Ft. Knox
Basehart
Arthur C. Myers
Sabina
Myers
Emerson Johnson
Martinsville
Johnson
Eisenhower Reaffirms U S Pledge on West Berlin Freedom
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles reaffirmed that the United States Britain and France will safeguard West Berlin. They discussed countermeasures to prevent Soviet domination and avoided detailing the strategy after a Sunday Augusta Golf Club meeting. The pledge rebukes Moscow's demilitarized city proposal as four power occupation terms are declared void.
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Security Council
U.S
State Dulles
Adenauer and Ollenhauer Meet on Berlin Issue
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer held a rare meeting with Socialist Erich Ollenhauer in Bonn to discuss Berlin amid tensions. A U.S. train bound for West Berlin was delayed over an hour by a claimed broken rail cited by East German officials, a pretext the U.S. Army called plausible but not deliberate.
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Konrad Adenauer
Erich Ollenhauer
Bonn
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
U.S. Army
Clinton County Records First Snowfall Of Year
The first snow fall of the year in Clinton County totaled nine inches. Weather observer Mrs. Ethel H. Hayes reported the low Friday night and noted a frigid six degrees. Sunday's low dropped to eight degrees above zero.
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Clinton County
Ethel H. Hayes
C of C District Manager To Speak Here
Jean McPherson manager of the Ohio Michigan district of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will speak at a 6:30 p m dinner in the General Denver hotel. Arthur Barton Wilmington chamber president urged full attendance to learn McPhersons procedures for the local revitalized organization.
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Jean McPherson
Ohio-Michigan
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
C of C
Denver
Arthur Barton
Wilmington
McPherson
Chamber
Borton
Clinton County Air Force Base
Nike Missile Base
Mercy Helicopter Crash Kills Six Near Winnipeg
A Canadian air force Sikorsky H34 crashed on a frozen lake 96 miles northeast of Winnipeg. Six aboard were killed while transporting a severely burned Indian woman and her two year old daughter to a hospital amid snow and poor visibility.
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Winnipeg
Can.p
Right-Wing Victory Redraws France’s National Assembly
In Paris, Charles de Gaulle’s right wing surged to dominate the new French National Assembly, winning 188 of 465 seats for Soustelle’s UNR and pushing the Communists to 10 seats. Socialists and Radical parties fell, with Algeria and overseas voters adding 71 seats, totaling 546 members. A new premier will be named after the Dec 21 presidential vote.
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France
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Christian Pineau
Robert Lacoste
Justce
Francois Mitterand
Jacques Soustelle
Soustelle
Algeria
Union For A New Republic
UNR
Sahara
Assembly
Catholic Popular Republicans
MRP
Pierre Mendes-France
de Gaulle
19 Railroad Cars Involved in Mishap
Wrecking crews worked through the night to restore service after a freight train derailment about 15 miles east of Columbus in Licking County. No injuries were reported. Seventeen of the 19 cars left the track on a Pittsburgh to St. Louis Pennsylvania Railroad freight, with five tracks about 400 feet damaged.
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Newark, Ohio
Columbus
Licking County
Pacifist Preacher in Cincinnati Seeks Legal Help
Attorneys for Rev. Maurice F. McCrackin ask a court to set aside a contempt order after he was jailed for not cooperating in an income tax dispute. They argue the arraignment was improperly transformed into a contempt trial and cite four procedural failures. The minister, a pacifist who has paid little income tax, fasted in jail and vowed not to aid court officials.
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Cincinnati
Maurice F. McCrackin
U. S
John H. Druffel
McCrackin
Fred A. Dewey
University of Cincinnati
Theodore Berry
Mercury Faces Lengthy Climb
A sharp cold snap hit Ohio and surrounding states after heavy snow. Record lows were reported in Columbus and Chillicothe at minus four degrees, with Zanesville at minus seven. Snow and ice slowed travel as crews cleared roads and forecasts warned of continued frigid weather and more snow across the region.
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Associated Press
Chillicothe
Zanesville
Admits slaying of aunt in frenzy case
Richard Mazziotti, 14, an eighth grader, confessed to fatally attacking his 23 year old aunt Mary Lou Wright in her Valley Stream basement apartment. Police say he beat her with a soda bottle lamp paint sprayer and jar, then stabbed and strangled her as her children slept unharmed nearby.
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Valley Stream
N. Y
Richard C. Mazziotti
Mary Lou Wright
Novie Mazziotti
Robert Jr
Michael
Richard
Wright
Long Island
Jennie Mazziotti
Holiday Toll Getting Study
Ohio safety experts study Christmas toll after a record long weekend in 1957. For the Thanksgiving period just past 27 Ohioans died accidentally 16 in traffic 5 in fire 6 in other causes. National tolls totaled 610 with 443 traffic deaths 51 fires and 116 miscellaneous.
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Associated Press
Ohio
National Safety Council
Eisenhower to Meet Defense and Space Age councils in D C
President Eisenhower ends Augusta vacation to hold Wednesday meetings with the National Aeronautics and Space Council and the National Security Council. He will also preside Thursday at a second Security Council session as plans unfold for defense spending and foreign aid.
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
White House
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Ballistic Missile Agency
Space Agency
Space Administration
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Huntsville
Ala
Wernher von Braun
National Security Council
Defense McElroy
Regan House Sold to Wilmington Methodist Church
The Wilmington Methodist Church purchased the Dr. W. L. Regan property at E Locust and Walnut for about $60,000. Transfer follows Sunday approval with the church to use the 11 room home for Sunday school and meetings. Dr. Regan remains as tenant. possession occurs April 1.
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Wilmington Methodist Church
W. L. Regan
E. Locust and
Walnut Sts
Board and District Conference
Regan
Pope orders $25 bonus for 30 throne bearers
Vatican sources report Pope John XXIII grants a 25 dollar bonus to each of the 30 bearers who carry the 205 pound pontiff on his ceremonial throne. The move follows the pope's recent public appearances and is to be distributed by Vatican officials.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
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