Parking proposals eyed by Council after merchant push
Council will study a seven point parking plan from merchants including tearing down the McCormack Conrad house to expand a park and converting meters to 10 cent rates. The plan also calls for free parking on a district and new unmetered spaces amid downtown traffic concerns.
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Pears
McCormac
Conrad
Kent and
Cameron Sts
City Hall
Boscawen Sts
Boscawen St
Metboy
Braddock St
Zuckerman
Smalts
Battaile
Perry elected club president and appointed to board
Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Ferman Perry received honors in Winchester. Mr. Perry was elected president of the Winchester Exchange Club and re appointed to the Building Board of Appeals by the Governor. Mrs. Perry was also invited to join the local Board of...
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Perry
Winchester Exchange Club
Building Board’ of Appeals
Gerbaunst
Bae Walle
Counci
Flu Epidemic Forces Potosi Schools to Close
A virus flu outbreak, described as the worst in three weeks, disables 800 of 1,300 pupils in Potosi Missouri, prompting school closures while many adults struggle with overworked offices and extra house calls. Some rural students are affected. officials hope the peak ends by week’s end.
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Potosi
St. Louis
Henrico County Voters Reject Merger Proposal
Henrico County voters rejected a merger with Richmond by 13 647 to 8 862 in unofficial returns. Richmond voters supported the merger 15 051 to 6 700 as annexation plans move forward. City leaders warned of county annexation if the merger failed.
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Richmond
Henrico County
Henrico
Chesterfield County
Horace Edwards
Bitter winter blazes from Rockies to Appalachians
Frigid air extended from the Plains to the Midwest as zero readings and heavy snow swirled across Michigan Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota. Temperatures dipped to 18 below in Aberdeen and 17 below in Huron with warnings from the Weather Bureau from eastern Kentucky to western New York. Nine deaths were linked to shoveling snow in Wisconsin as deadly conditions lingered.
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Appalachians
Midwest
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
North
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Lower
Great Lakes
Middle
Weather Bureau
Kentucky
New York
Florida
Louisiana
Pas
Atlanta
Old Carols Outselling Silly Tunes This Season
A compact market note reports old carols eclipsing silly Christmas songs in sales as records and mono stores see stronger demand. Noting the year’s releases, Chipmonk is portrayed as struggling to hold his appeal against traditional carols.
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Bravery
Saltire
Go Records
Mono
Alvin
Chipmonk
Israel Calls For Eichmann Death Sentence
In Jerusalem the Israeli court heard that Adolf Eichmann should die for Nazi crimes. Eichmann, 55, refused to beg for mercy insisting he was a tool of a larger machine while accepting no guilt. The state urged capital punishment with a 10 day window to file an appeal.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Servatius
Hausner
Eichmann
Argentina
Gideon Hausner
Three Officials Reappointed by City Council
Three officials were unanimously re-appointed by the City Council last night. Ferman W. Perry was reappointed to the Building Code Board of Appeals for a five year term ending December 31 1966. John L Glaize and Ferman W. Perry were reappointed to the Local Board of Public Welfare for three year terms ending December.
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Ferman W. Perry
Building Code Board of Appeals
L. M. Allen
Public
Board of Public Welfare
Eugene F. Dering Sr
Welfare and Claims Committee
Pre-Christmas Clearance at Local Shops
Advertises deep discounts on dresses hats coats and sportswear at Buzzella's and Wright House with 25 percent off Suits Coats Dresses and Sportswear. Howard Johnson's Restaurant offers Thursday all you can eat fish fry for one dollar. Location notes include 124 West Boscawen Street and nearby landmarks Episcopal Church.
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Buzzella
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
STMAS
W. Boscawen
Norstad Reports NATO Nuclear Arsenal Growing
Paris AP General Lauris Norstad said NATO’s nuclear arsenal is well distributed and expanding. He noted no plan for independent control of warheads by non member states and said warheads are kept at U.S. bases in Europe while allied forces hold delivery systems. He also cited strength gains since Berlin Wall events, noting 21 to 23 divisions ready by January 1.
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Paris
Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Europe
United States
Norstad
Berlin
Ullmans' Condition Improves After Auto Accident
Rep Albert C Ullman in critical but improving condition after a Friday auto crash near Stephens City Oregon Democrat and North Arlington resident. Mrs Ullman fractures back and is uncomfortable but doing fine. Ullman left leg amputated after admission at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Albert C. Ullman
Ullman
Winchester Memorial
Oregon
Rouss Meeting and Christmas Party Friday Night
Families and friends invited to a community gathering on Friday December 15 at 7 30 p m with entertainment by Swingsters and refreshments. A Denny's Community Auction is held that evening at 7 o'clock offering furniture appliances and tools.
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Families & Friends
Denny's
UN Forces Launch General Attack in Elisabethville Katanga
Four Swedish U N jets bombed the Lido Hotel as U N forces began a general assault in Elisabethville. Ethiopian troops reportedly seized tall buildings used as an observation post and mortars were fired at U N positions. Fresh Katanga troops moved in from the north as U S airlifted equipment and troops into the city.
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Katanga
the Congo
U.N
Lido
Brussels
Moise Tshombe
Aes US
U. N
U.S
Leopoldville
Moke
U.N. Orces
Kivu
Congo
Oriental
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Patrice Lumumba
Communist Bloc
Cyrille Adoula
Iile
Kindu
United States
U.N. Security Council
United Nation
Katan
George Ivan Smith
No Deal on Berlin Rusk Vows to NATO
Rusk reviewed the U S position on Berlin before NATO ministers as Western hopes for talks with the Soviet Union faced French suspicion. He stressed Communist troubles behind the Berlin wall and East bloc economic strains while urging a firm Western stance. Spaak and other ministers signaled readiness to press ahead, while de Gaulle warned the crisis is Kremlin-made.
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Rusk
NATO
U.S
Soviet Union
Maurice Couve de Murville
East Germany
Eastern
Europe
China
Bush
England
West Berlin
Canada
United States
Britain
Paul-Henri Spaak
Charles de Gaulle
Kremlin
Moscow
Andrei A. Couve de Murville
Labor Leaders Agree on Plan For Settling Internal Wars
AFL-CIO leaders reach a peace plan to end interunion warfare. George Meany outlines terms as Walter Reuther supports a blended approach with a three step process including oversight by an umpire and potential appeals to a 28 member council.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
Organized Labor
Fagg Feir
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Aus
Perth
Executive Council
Britain pushes for Congo cease fire in contrast to U S stance
In Washington, the United States rejected Britain's demand for an immediate Congo cease fire. Undersecretary George Ball argued that no halt should occur until UN objectives are met as Katanga forces and secessionist leaders are neutralized and Congo stability is secured.
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United States
Britain
Congo
United Nations
George W. Ball
Ball
Dean Rusk
Paris
U.S
U.N
Evans Named Vice President By O Sullivan
Dr. Evans, born in Czechoslovakia and a Prague Polytechnical Institute graduate, joined O Sullivan in 1947 after roles in Chicago Florida and at Victor Products Co. He progressed from development chemist to plant manager plastics then chief plastics chemist and director of research. The Evans family resides at 328 Sheridan Ave with daughter Mary at Westhampton College and son Thomas in sixth grade at Quarles School.
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Evans
Prague
Sheridan Ave
Mary
Westhampton College
Thomas
Quarles School
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