Ike Will Report To Nation Tonight On NATO Meeting
President Eisenhower will address the nation tonight in a live radio television report from Gettysburg after a NATO Paris conference. Secretary Dulles will join, with Hagerty noting informal remarks from notes and no announced talk of the Gaither report. The broadcast follows Eisenhower and Dulles returning from Europe and outlines NATO unity and disarmament talks amid Soviet missile gains.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Security Council
NATO
Paris
Dulles
White House
James C. Hagerty
Security Council
Hagerty
Council
Gaither
United States
H. Rowan Gaither
San Francisco
Gettysburg
Russia
NATO Chiefs of State
Europe
United Nations
New York
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Virginia Death Toll in Holiday Crashes Rises With 12 More
Associated Press tally shows 12 people died in Virginia road crashes over the pre holiday weekend, bringing the 1957 toll to 874. Victims included James B. Kelly 16 of Big Stone Gap Reese D. McDavid 66 of Gate City and others across Wise Floyd Fauquier Albemarle Bath and surrounding counties.
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Wise County
James B. Kelly
Big Stone Gap
Reese D. McDavid
Gate City
Norton
State Rt
Appalachia
William A. Barnette
Clinchport
Willard M. Woliver
Kingsport
Tenn
Jesse F. Kellerson
Mountain Grove
Bath County
Warm Springs
Charlies D. Lee
Beca
Stafford County
Catlett
Fauquier County
Eighteen Virginians Die Violently Over Weekend
The Associated Press reports that Virginia saw eighteen violent deaths during the pre Christmas weekend. Twelve died in highway accidents, three were shot, two slain with an ax, one crushed by a falling limb, and one stabbed in Maryland near the Virginia border.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Maryland
Bricker Announces Run for Third Senate Term
Sen John W Bricker of Ohio announces candidacy for a third six year term. At 64 he is a former three term governor and holds leadership roles on key committees. He faces light opposition from Charles A McCarthy in the May primary.
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Columbus
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Senate Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
GOP
Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
House Committee On Atomic Energy
John McElroy
McElroy
Charles A. McCarthy
Cincinnati
NATO seeks land and sea bases for intermediate missiles
Gen Lauris Norstad announced NATO circles favor intermediate range missiles based on land and sea. He outlined seaborne launch options including submarines and surface ships and said 10 squadrons of 15 missiles each could be established in Europe, with four sites in Britain planned. He expects quick steps to start bases and cost of 30 to 40 million dollars per squadron. The plan hinges on a few countries hosting the system while ensuring broader distribution as needed.
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Paris
Lauris Norstad
Europe
NATO
Norstad
Britain
Miss M. K. Aulick to Retire as Memorial Hospital Therapist
Miss Mary Katherine Aulick the Memorial Hospital physical therapist for 20 years will retire at year end. Alfred N. Daniel of Bristol Pennsylvania will succeed her and bring his Pennsylvanis training from the University of Pennsylvania School of Physical Therapy. Daniel formerly worked at Philadelphia General Hospital and Fort Bragg US Army Hospital. He and his wife and four month old child will reside at Holliday Apartments. Miss Aulick will remain active in Grace Lutheran Church the Godfrey Miller Home and the Ewing Dance Studio.
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Mary Katherine Auher
Memorial Hospital
Alfred N. Daniel
Bristol
University of Pennsylvania School of Physical Therapy
Daniel
Philadelphia General Hospital
U. S. Army Hospital
Fort Brage
N. C
Holliday Apartments
Holliday Apartments, Miss Aulick
Grace Lutheran Church
Godfrey Miller
Ewing Dance Studio
McElroy Action Aims to Ease Missile Criticism
Secretary of Defense McElroy may blunt Democratic criticism over missile and satellite progress. His early moves to lift overtime limits, restore funds, and push Jupiter and Thor programs could boost production and ease Pentagon bottlenecks, shaping a more favorable view in Congress.
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McElroy
Washington
Defense
McElory
Eisenheer
Russia
Congress
Defense Department
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Shooting Match and Holiday Ads at Local Standings
Local shoppers encounter a burst of Christmas sales and events including R C Carters Fruit Stand promotions on Berryville Pike offering prizes and meat, a shooting match at Denny's Commission Auction, and multiple stores listing holiday hours and specials from Willow Lawns Farm Market to Farmers & Merchants National Bank.
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Ward
Denny's
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Teenagers Hurt on Hayride Tragedy Near Fort Sam
A hayride collision in San Antonio involving a car and a straw-filled trailer injures 7 of 27 youths from the Ft. Sam Houston Teenage Club. Passenger Joe Martinez, 23, Seguin, was killed. driver Frank Arenas, 25, of San Antonio, among the injured. Chaperon Sgt. Paul Reed loses a foot.
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San Antonio
Tex
Joe Martinez
Seguin
Frank Arenas
Paul Reed
Ft. Sam Houston
Time Is the Greatest Gift Warns Dr. Crane
Dr. Crane emphasizes that time is the most valuable gift with no substitute. The explanation appears on page 4 of the issue.
Coble Stock to Step Down from City Council
Mrs. Allen to run in place of Coble and Stock in the city council race. Moscow radio reports Soviet hunters tranquilizing wolves near a White Russia collective farm. A luminal ball supposedly lured the wolves to sleep before six were destroyed.
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Coble
Stock
Mrs. Allen
London
Moscow Radio
White Russia
L. M. Allen
Rescue Officials Hold Slight Hope For 28 Seamen
Rescue officials in a North Sea search held slight hope for 28 crewmen missing from the Scottish freighter Narva after it sank during a mercy mission. RAF planes renewed the dawn search for survivors while the nearby Boswell also sank and the Leda reported distress signals but found no survivors.
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London
Royal Air Force
Sweden
Aberdeen
Scotland
Stavanger
Norway
Kirdkleness
Kincardineshire
Geln and Co
Leda
Narva
Varara
Gein deemed incompetent to stand trial in Wisconsin
Circuit Judge Herbert A. Bunde ordered continued commitment for Edward Gein at Central State Hospital and scheduled a formal sanity hearing after state authorities reported he is not competent. Gein, 51, confessed to killing and mutilating two women and grave desecration, including the 1957 slaying of Bernice Worden at a Plainfield hardware store. Authorities note possible further grave openings to verify his claims.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wisc
Herbert A. Bunde
Central State Hospital For
Edward Gein
Plainfield
Bunde
Gein
Bernice Worden
Mary Hogan
Alty
Stewart Honeck
Benny Hooper Leads Family Christmas Decor in Orville
Eight-year-old Benny Hooper of Orville, famed for a dramatic well rescue last May, leads his family in decorating the Christmas tree with joy. His father notes Benny had his biggest Christmas last May and the family awaits Santa Claus with Benny, mother Betty Hooper and sister Wendy, seven.
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Benny Hooper
Manorville
Benjamin Hooper
Betty Hooper
Wendy
Benny
Santa Claus
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Clarke County
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Tenaco Valley Pike
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F. L. Largent, Jr
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State Board of Elections
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Richard Rosenberger
Winchester Democratic Committee
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J. Ben Cather
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