Balloon search for transatlantic Small World lands in Venezuela
Aerial searchers probe unconfirmed ham radio reports that the Small World balloon landed near Pedernales Venezuela after a Dec 12 takeoff from Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Pilot A B Eiloart and crew including Timothy Mudie and Rosemary Mudie aboard with navigator Colin Mudie, as Civil Aeronautics Authority seeks confirmation.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Small World
Orinoco River
Pedernales
Trinidad
British West Indies
Oscar Machado Zuloaga
Civil Aeronautics Authority
DC3
Maturin
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Canary Islands
Morocco
Rosemary
Negotiations Continue as Two Airlines Face Strikes
Eastern Air Lines and American Airlines remain tied up in labor action as engineers and pilots refuse to work. Mediator Warren Lane reports a stalemate with little progress. American pilots await union approval on a mediator plan, while Eastern backs a jet pilot qualification demand. Eastern is shut down over a month and American pilots began their strike a week ago.
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Associated Press
Eastern Air Lines
American Airlines
Miami
Warren Lane
Chicago
American
Air Lines
Eastern
International Assn
Two Japanese Climbers Missing in Ongoing Search
AP reports two Japanese climbers unaccounted for amid a two week disaster across Japan that has left 18 dead or missing. Authorities continue search efforts as weather hampers operations and nations monitor the mountaineering tragedy.
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Tokyo
Japan
James Hudsons of Blanchester mark 69th wedding anniversary
The James E Hudsons of Blanchester claim to be Clinton county's longest married couple. On Christmas Day they celebrated their 69th anniversary and live at home though not well. Their son-in law and daughter Frank and wife brought dinner. They have a daughter Goldie Marshall in Florida, four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. SIGNS OF THE TIMES shows 307 shopping days until Christmas.
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James E. Hudsons
Blanchester
Clinton County
Frank Brown
Hudsons
Goldie Marshall
High Springs
Fla
DiSalle Names Aide and Two Cabinet Members in Ohio
Gov Michael V. DiSalle announced his eighth cabinet appointments in Columbus. Mary Gorman of Wyoming Ohio will direct public welfare, Margaret A. Mahoney Cleveland attorney and former state senator becomes director of industrial relations, and Richard C. Crouch Dayton businessman is named director of liquor control. Four holdovers from Governor ONeill’s cabinet remain and await reappointment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Elecr Mchael V. DiSalle
Mary Gorman
Wyoming
Cincinnati
Gorman
Brayton Ave
Ohio Mental Health Federation
Hillsboro
Robert N. Gorman
Ohio State University
DiSalle
Margaret A. Mahoney
Cleveland
Frank J. Lausche
U. S.S
Richard C. Crouch
Crouch
State Senate
General Assembly
Miss Mahoney
Ohio House
State Division of Securities
C. William O’neill
Ralph E. Dwork
Robert A. Haines
Herbert B Eagan
Natural Resources
Richard M. Larimer
O'Neill
Eaton Is 75 Today Celebrated in Cleveland Honors
Cyrus Eaton, Cleveland industrialist, turned 75 today and received greetings from Nikita Khrushchev, Soviet premier, India's prime minister Nehru, and Dr. Adolph Scharf, president of Austria, in a notable centennial-style birthday tribute.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Nikita Khrushchev
India
Nehru
Adolph Scharf
Austria
Pair of Rich Dogs Slated To Become Real Stockholders
San Jose Calif AP Mac and George two rich dogs inherit stock in San Jose Water Works from Thomas F Shewbridge who died December 11 1958 His will dated February 26 1958 directs the estate profits and dividends to fund the dogs care The estate includes a 17 acre prune ranch in Campbell and 1500 shares of stock valued to about 80900 after taxes providing over 3000 annually for the dogs The arrangement lasts twenty years then the estate goes to surviving heirs
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San Jose, Calif
Mac
George
San Jose Water Works
Thomas F. Shewbridge
Campbell
Water Works
American Trust Co
Shewbridge
Hocking Camp Chief Fired for Coddling
The article reports on a disciplinary action against a Hocking Camp chief accused of coddling con. it also notes follow-on measures and related safety discussions as Christmas traffic deaths rise. Ohio contributes several fatalities, with NSC projections debating whether peak tolls will be reached this season and warning of ongoing danger on highways.
Goldfine Denied Another Trial
Boston AP Bernard Goldfine, under a three month jail term for contempt of court, loses bid for a new trial. He will begin sentencing January 7 but is free on bail pending appeal. His secretary Mildred Paperman, also jailed for contempt, is bailed pending appeal.
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Boston
New England
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
U.S. District Court
Charles E. Wyzanski Jr
U.S. Court of Appeals
Mildred Paperman
U.S. Internal Revenue
Washington
Contempt of Congress
Congressional
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
White House
Ohio Engineers Approve New By Laws in Referendum
Operating Engineers Local 18 representing about 13 000 Ohio members voted 3444 to 432 with 16 unmarked ballots to approve a new constitution. Insurgent Frank P Converse championed the reform amid a U S Senate Rackets Committee inquiry at opponents request.
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Cleveland
Operating Engineers Local 18
Ohio
Frank P. Converse
Converse
F. E. Roedger
U. S. Senate
Equalitarian Red Line Gets Chill in China
Chinese broadcasts report a retreat from radical equalitarianism in new people's communes. The communes, once centralized in agriculture industry and militia, show renewed emphasis on socialism and a move away from absolute equality. The Wuhan station cites Hupeh party leader Wang Jen-chung warning against equalitarian excess and notes measures like equal pay and a standardized food allowance.
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Associated Press
Munist
China
Peiping
Chinese Communist Party
Central Committee
Wuhan
Hupeh Province
Wang Jen-chung
Communist Party
Five Mushroom Cave Victims Buried in Belgium
Five victims of an underground mushroom farm cave in Belgium were buried today as rescue workers dug for possible survivors. Officials reported 18 people trapped after last Tuesday’s tunnel collapse. An emergency shaft reached a storage chamber where rescuers hoped to find a few survivors.
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Zichen Zussen Bolder
Belgium
Runaway Son Returns Home After Holiday Reunion
Joseph Parrish Jr., 17, returned home a day after disappearing on December 14 from Knoxville. Working as a movie theater usher under the alias Ray Ben son in Cincinnati, a YMCA clerk identified him as the missing youth. His parents, Joseph Parrish and his wife, drove from Tennessee for the reunion after a Christmas card postmark surfaced. Police say he left because school was easy but boring.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Parrish
Joseph Parrish Jr
Ray Benson
YMCA
Parrish
Knoxville
Tenn
Cuban Civilians Warned To Avoid Rebel Positions
In Havana civilians are urged to stay away from rebel zones as Batista forces launch an all-out drive to root out the insurgents. Army planes bomb outskirts of Placetas along the main highway east of Santa Clara, where rebels tighten a ring around Las Villas capital. The two year revolt grows bloodier as government troops hit densely populated districts amid weapon shortages against Fidel Castro's forces.
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Havana
Cuba
Placetas
Santa Clara
Las Villas
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
Little America to be closed after IGY finish
The Little America station near Kainan Bay on the Ross Ice Shelf will be evacuated starting January 2 as the International Geophysical Year ends. Twelve Navy and IGY personnel lead a 24 person exodus among 180 present, with tentative evacuations planned for January 5 or 8 and possible delays due to weather.
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Little America
Richard E. Byrd
Kainan Bay
Ross Ice Shelf
Byrd
U.S. Navy
IGY
Cmdr
Thomas Thompson
Miami
Fla
Accord Said Near In Paper Strike
A tentative settlement ends the costliest New York City newspaper strike after 18 days. Federal mediator Joseph Finnegan announced a peace package including wage increases and concessions. A Sunday vote by striking deliverers could end the strike and allow nine dailies to return by Monday.
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New York
New York City
Joseph F. Finnegan
Independent Newspaper
Mail and Deliverers Union
Indictment in Slaying of Nurse Olga Duncan
Elizabeth Duncan, 54, and two hired men Luis Moya, 22, and Augustine Baldonado, 25, were indicted for murder in the Christmas night killing of Olga Duncan, 30, the nurse and wife of the son of the principal suspect. Prosecutors say Mrs Duncan plotted jealousy fueled by marriages and promised $6000 to the killers who lured and killed Olga. Duncan’s son testified he was questioned about his mother’s marriages.
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Ventura
Calif
Roy Gustafson
Elizabeth Duncan
Gustafson
Raldonado
Ohio Lt. Crowe Fired Over Privilege Probe at Hocking Camp
Lt. Thomas Crowe was dismissed as supervisor at the Hocking Honor Camp after an Ohio Highway Patrol report found lax supervision. The probe into alleged special favors for life-term inmate Thomas Licavoli identified two substantiated issues unauthorized visitors and telephone use. Warden Ralph Alvis and Maury Koblentz led the internal review, which traced back to a Columbus news story about the camp. Licavoli, once a Toledo gang figure, had been at the camp for about three years before return to the penitentiary.
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Columbus, Ohio
Thomas Crowe
Hocking
Ohio
Thomas
Yonnie) Licavoli
Ralph W. Alvis
Maury Koblentz
State Division of Corrections
Crowe
Licavoli
Columbus
Alvis
Koblentz
Ohio Highway Patrol
Toledo
Man Burns From Lighting Pipe In Texas Wind
Charles W. Leach, 89, suffered second degree burns to the chest and neck after flames from his pipe ignited his clothing when he tried to light it in windy conditions. Police stated ashes blew onto his clothing causing the fire. He was hospitalized Friday for treatment.
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Texas
Dallas, Tex
Charles W. Leach
Leach
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold Visits Sudan
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrives in Khartoum for a two day official visit after flying in from Gaza and will depart for Addis Ababa Ethiopia. He is slated to meet Sudanese officials and discuss regional issues during his stay.
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Ole Hollenbeck
Auburn
Wash
Lavonne Hollenbeck
Richmond
Horace Gray Jr
Catherine
Acma Precision Parts, Inc
Dayton
Hugh D. Wait
Floyd C. Moon
State Highway Patrol
Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Civil Service Commission
Eaton
National Safety Council
NSC
Council
Equalitarian
John XXIII
Regina Coeli
Rome
Pope Pius IX
U. S
State Patrol
Sudan
M. Earle Collins
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Jacksonville
East Texas State
E. S. Quiselberry
the Eye
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Quisenberry
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