Soviet Deputy Premier Mikoyan May Visit Washington Next Year
Washington reports say Deputy Premier Anastasi I. Mikoyan would like to visit the United States early next year to discuss trade and policy issues. The State Department offered no comment as talks with Moscow regarding the trip proceed, with potential talks on long term credits and expanded trade.
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Washington
Anastasi I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
U.S
Moscow
Mikhail A. Menshikov
United States
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Lawyer Calls Slaying Suspect Insane in Ohio Case
The attorney for 20 year old David S. Smith says his client is insane as he plans a mental examination. Smith, a part time Ohio State student, will be charged with first degree murder for the killing of Janice O Porter 24, found in her home. Porter's funeral is set for 2 p m Friday at Sonora Methodist Church in Zanesville.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Russell S. Welch
David S. Smith
Ellsworth Beck
Smith
Ohio State
Janice O. Porter
Welch
Lt. Beck
Porter
Sonora Methodist Church
Zanesville
Passing Show Highlights Local People and Helpers
Ophelia King, a Clarksville resident, lost ten dollars near Murphy's store. Keller's drug store clerk Mrs. L W Starbuck at Shreve Apts sent it to its owner. Bright Christmas lists 300 Clinton county families needing clothing food fuel and perhaps toys. welfare director Miss Elizabeth Sharkey can be reached at FU 2-2037.
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Wilmington
Ophelia King
Clarksville
Murphy’s
Keller’s
L. W. Starbuck
Shreve Apts
Clinton County
Elizabeth Sharkey
West Germany Emerges as Third-Strong NATO Power
NATO ministers near a conclusion as West Germany climbs to the third strongest military force in the alliance while France faces Algeria troubles. Chancellor Adenauer gains ground as De Gaulle trails in NATO strength assessments. Strauss says West Germany will reach a 200,000-man army by end of March.
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Paris
West
Germany
France
Algeria
NATO
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
U.S
Lauris Norstad
Norstad
Europe
Franz Josef Strauss
Arkansas poll dispute moves toward House clash over seat
A House special committee vote 3-2 recommended denying seat to Dr Dale Alford while investigations continue into irregularities in his write-in election victory over Rep Brooks Hays. Publisher John Wells alleged illegal stickers and overvotes and alleged a Faubus conspiracy.
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Hays-Alford
Washington
Hays
Brooks Hays
Clifford Davis
D-Tenn
Robert Jones
D-Ala
Alford
Thomas O'Neill
Mass
Kenneth Keating
David Dennison
Ohio
John F. Wells
Little Rock
Wells
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Toledoan 22 Killed In Pool Game Fuss
A 22 year old man Junior S Williams was shot to death in Toledo in a pool game dispute. He died at Mercy Hospital from chest and stomach wounds inflicted by a .25 caliber pistol. Police seek William Redding for questioning.
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Toledo, Ohio
Junior S. Williams
Williams
Mercy Hospital
Ken Foss
William Redding
Knutson Contends Conspiracy Behind Defeat
Coya Knutson told reporters she bears no bitterness after a House committee found no conclusive evidence of a conspiracy in her defeat in Minnesota. The panel cited exploitation of the Knutsons’ family life as a contributing factor but did not implicate opponent Langen. She may pursue a 1960 bid or seek a broader inquiry.
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Washington
Coya Knutson
House
Congress
Minnesota
Coya
House Committee
Knutson
Special Committee
Knutsons
Langen
Andy Knutson
Bogota Fire Toll Reaches 84 as Probe Opens
In Bogota, the Vida department store fire toll stands at 84 with two more deaths arising from the tragedy during a Christmas rush. Judge Gonzalo Jimenez Arias acts as a one man grand jury, questioning survivors and employees while a higher court will review findings. The fire department also investigates needed procedural changes and El Tiempo confirms 84 with 57 buried Wednesday.
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Bogota
Colombia
Vida
Gonzalo Jimenez Arias
Department of Justice
Bogota Fire Department
el Tiempo
Public Health Department
Road Safety Blueprint Advances In Ohio Legislature
The Governor's Traffic Safety Committee presents a 10 point plan to Ohio legislators aiming to cut traffic deaths. Key proposals include uniform laws standard accident reports compulsory youth driver education a state safety center and county funding for safety councils.
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Columbus
Ohio
County Safety Council
Hula Hoop Fatality Reported in West Berlin
Berlin AP reports Ernst Gruse aged 61 died after using a hula hoop in a pub. The incident marks the first known fatality connected to the toy in West Berlin.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Ernst Gruse
Yale Mass Broadcast From Church of the Nativity
Jordan plans to relay the Christmas Midnight Mass from Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity to radio stations worldwide to be aired for listeners around the globe.
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Yale
Amman
Jordan
Church of the Nativity
Bethlehem
Ex-Con's Gift Erases 'Ex'
Clearwater Florida John Perry aged 20 was released from county jail after a hold in an embezzlement case. Sheriff Don Genung said Perry returned the next day with cigarettes and candy for his inmate friends. The candy box contained five hacksaw blades. Perry is back in jail for smuggling escape material.
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Clearwater
Fla
John Perry
Don Genung
Perry
Lone Soviet envoy attends banquet without a host wife
Washington AP reports Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov attended a White House state dinner for diplomats as a lone guest without a wife. President Eisenhower declined champagne for drink with 43 nations while 44 choir boys provided soft drinks. Menshikov, among 78 guests, explained no lady allocated for him as his wife stayed in Moscow. He left early after the buffet.
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Washington
Mikhail Menshikov
White House
Eisenhower
Ambassador Menshikov
Moscow
Frustration Builds Creative Kids Says USC Professor
AP reports Dr. Herman Harvey of the University of Southern California argues parents should let children face frustrations. He cites animal studies and claims enduring small obstacles helps kids grow, learn problem solving, and may trigger major creative achievements in adulthood.
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Los Angeles
Herman Harvey
University of Southern California
Dr. Harvey
Harvey
Dickey
Big Richard
Retailers Report Christmas Business Quietly Strong Across Nation
The AP survey shows retailers expect Christmas sales to match or top last year with modest gains from higher prices and an extra shopping day. Texas merchants cheer, while New York faces a disrupted peak due to a newspaper strike and shifts to telephone and mail order.
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New York
M. E. Arnett
Bullock’s Department Store
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Charles E. Boyd
Detroit Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Fort Worth
Abilene
Tex
Denver
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Ohio sheriffs push life sentence and seven-point plan
A Buckeye Sheriffs' Association session in Columbus shows a majority favor capital punishment and a life sentence without parole for murder. The group adopts a seven-point program: report gunshot wounds, false reports, a safety center, cross-county deputy coverage, higher county fees, cost of living pay raises, and uniform sheriff markings and dress.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye Sheriffs
Assa
South Lebanon street lights off over unpaid bill
South Lebanon Ohio with about 1300 residents has no street lighting as Cincinnati Gas & Electric cuts power over a $2,480 bill. Mayor Miles Terry said it costs $240 a month to keep lights and a defeated 3.5 mill tax levy ended any chance to replenish the village general fund.
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Lebanon
Ohio
South
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Miles Terry
Terry
Pretty Ohio Girl Hopes To Be Wed To Nepalese Prince
Nepalese Prince Basundhara Bir Bikram Shah and Lynn Waldron of Cleveland obtained a marriage license on November 13. Waldron’s father, George E. Waldron, a brewery executive, said the union awaits royal family approval and offered no further details after questioning plans at a Cleveland event.
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Ohio
New York
Cleveland
Basundhara Bir Bikram Shah
Nepal
Lynn Waldron
George E. Waldron
Prince
Nationalist Agent Sits In With Reds
A Nationalist Chinese agent was present when the Chinese Communist Central Committee decided not to nominate Mao Tze-tung for re election as president. The informer, a high ranking party member, reported the decision to Taipei hours after it was made.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chinese Communist Party
Central Committee
Mao Tze-tung
China News
St Louis Student Shot and Run Over in Baffling Slaying
James S. Bullock, 27, a St Louis University student from Richmond Heights, was found dying after being shot and run over near the City Art Museum. Police found his car nearby and noted multiple head and chest wounds. robbery is ruled out while investigators seek leads.
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St. Louis
ST. Louis, Mo
St. Louis University
James S. Bullock
Richmond Heights
City Art Museum
Edward Schaaf
Bullock
Etta 23
Union Electric Co
Envoys Fail to Agree on Parley Purpose in Geneva
A ten nation conference on preventing surprise attacks ends in failure as East and West clash over the talks objective. Western leaders demand direct government contact before resumption, while the Soviet bloc pushes for a fixed restart date. Dulles reports minor progress with the Soviet Union on nuclear test suspensions but warns optimism is premature due to differing control concepts.
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Geneva
William C. Foster
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Albania
Paris
John Foster Dulles
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Death penalty imposed on killer of three women
Harvey Glatman, 31, a Los Angeles repairman, confessed to luring three young women into remote areas to take photographs, raping and strangling them in San Diego County. Judge John A. Hewicker sentenced him to death, saying the crimes were revolting and horrific. Victims named were Shirley Ann Bridgeford, 24, and Ruth Mercado, 24, with Judy Dull, 19, slain in Riverside County.
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San Diego
Calif
John A. Hewicker
Harvey Glatman
Los Angeles
Hewicker
Glatman
San Diego County
Shirley Ann Bridgeford
Sun Valley
Ruth Mercado
Hollywood
Judy Dull
Riverside County
Greetings from Teddy Green to Judge Ford in Boston
U S District Judge Frances J W Ford received a Christmas card from Teddy Green the Boston bank robber serving 25 years in Alcatraz He wished the judge a Merry Christmas and added Wish you were here.
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Boston, Mass
U. S. Dist
Frances J. W. Ford
Teddy Green
Boston
Alcatraz
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