UN Mandate Shapes Up for Withdrawing Of Israeli Troops
The General Assembly discussed a new UN mandate to extract Israel’s remaining forces from Egypt within five days while planning for an Emergency Force to monitor Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh. Israel conditionally agreed to withdraw and sought guarantees for shipping in the Aqaba Gulf and continued administration in Gaza with UNRWAs involvement.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Egypt
General Assembly
Russia
United States
Assembly
Hammarskjold
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
V. V. Kuznetscb
Gaza
Aqaba Gulf
Golda Meir
Sinai
U.N. Relief and Works Agency
Esso Refinery Blast Injures Six in Baltimore
Six people were injured today in an explosion and fire at the Esso refining plant in East Baltimore. The blast occurred in the control house at the Canton refinery and the fire was put out within five minutes by the company fire brigade. Details on the injured were not immediately available.
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Baltimore
Esso
Canton
Post Office declares victory in battle against red tape
The Post Office Department reports a major victory after eliminating 1 685 forms over four years and greatly simplifying remaining forms. It plans to reduce 8 000 forms in major offices to about 119 plus 55 newly designed forms and promises further cuts.
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Post Office
Washington (P
Post Office Department
Khrushchev Defends Stalin as Model Communist Fighter
In a Kremlin reception hosted by Chou En lai, Nikita Khrushchev declared Stalin a model Communist fighter for the working class. He said Stalin’s “bad points” exist, but legacy in serving workers stands, while rejecting Stalinism as abuse. Bulganin urged silence as Khrushchev praised Stalin amid Western and diplomatic guests.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Chou En-lai
Bulganin
Stal
Lenin
Red China
Chou
Biewigs
Hungary
Poland
Community Chest Reaches Goal
The Community Chest campaign closed with $44 471 17 in cash on hand and pledges totaling the goal of 48 111 The drive supported 1957 operating expenses for Girl Scouts Children’s Home Society Negro Day Nursery Northwestern Child Guidance Center Boy Scouts Salvation Army USC and Winchester Day Nursery The campaign chairman credited public cooperation and volunteers for success and noted that pledges from 36 individuals and businesses are still due to cover emergencies and extensions.
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J. T. Kremer
Girl Scouts
Children’s Home Society
Negro Day Nursery
Northwestern Child Guidance Center
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
USC
Winchester Day Nursery
Kremer
Kermer
Community Chest
Officer Claycomb Resigns from Winchester Police
Winchester Police Officer James A. Claycomb resigns effective yesterday to take a federal government position. He served nearly nine years with the department under Chief J. Thomas Ord.
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Winchester
James A. Claycomb
J. Thomas Ord
Claycomb
The
Police Department
Two Die and 30 Hurt Aboard Brazilian Tanker Amapa
Afire aboard the 11 218 ton Brazilian tanker Amapa near Comprida Island in Rio de Janeiro Harbor killed two sailors and injured more than 30. Ten crewmen are missing but believed ashore. The ship had arrived to unload 110 000 barrels of gasoline when a nearby ferries exhaust started the blaze. Gasoline spilled and 6 700 barrels were destroyed. Petrobas officials cited valve errors as a cause and three crew members who closed valves suffered serious burns.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
England
Petrobas Oil Co
Atlantic Refining Co
Comprida
Petrobas
Nineteen Called For Jury Duty In City Hall
Nineteen persons including Loy M Twige George H Snider J H Yost Ji Floyd Washington Rosamund P Rupp Carl Campbell Eugene F Dearing and others are summoned to report for jury duty February 1 at 10 am in the Corporation Court room City Hall. Monks own bread limited supply from Trappist Monks offered at Willow Lawn Farm Market Valley Avenue.
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Corporation Court
City Hall
Loy M Twige
George H. Snider
J. H Yost Ji Floyd Washington Rosamund P. Rupp
Carl Campbell
Eugene F. Dearing
Marshall I. Novick
H. Armstead Lowry
Clarence E. Wilson
John H. Fisher
Ralph G. Frye
Frances M. Lavender
Benny H. Jones, Jr
Henry G. Fahnestock
F. Albert Robinson, Jr
John L. Lee
Joseph C. Bayliss
Marshall Kline
Willow Lawn Farm Market Valley Avenue
Globe girdling flight nears finish over Pacific coast
An Air Force source says three B52s on a nonstop globe girdling flight will reach Point Reyes on the Marin County coast north of San Francisco at 1 52 p m EST. They will proceed to March Field at Riverside California after crossing the Pacific.
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San Francisco
Air Force
Pacific
Point Reyes
Marin County
March Field
Riverside
Calif
Grieving Mother Recounts Fire Fatalities in Wareham
Mrs. Mary Smith, 36, describes how four of her five children died in a late night fire that destroyed their home in Wareham Massachusetts. Beulah 14 and the mother escaped seconds before collapse. Annette 8 months Chester 3 Phyllis 10 and Kenneth 13 died in the blaze. The father Jack Smith 60 was in Taunton State Hospital after a breakdown.
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Wareham
Mass
Mary Smith
Beulah
Annette
Chester
Phyllis
Kenneth
Jack Smith
Taunton State Hospital
Mrs. Smith
Britain Will Stay Great Macmillan Says
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's nationwide speech proclaims Britain remains a great power and will stay strong. He defends U K-US partnership, rejects being a satellite, cites industrial strength and atomic energy leadership as core to prosperity. He reflects on postwar doubts and the Eden era.
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Britain
Great Macmillan
London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
United States
Free World
Middle East
Anthony Eden
Kadar’s Newspaper Slams Prosecutors Over Liberalism
In Budapest Nepszabadsag denounces prosecutors for “intolerable liberalism” amid 24 death sentences and pending trials of revolutionaries. Editors claim liberalism harms order, with indictments of a editor and playwright for inciting revolt following the ban of the Federation of Hungarian Writers.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Today
Nepszabadsag
Federation of
Kadar
Chou En-lai
Jordan Appointed To Circuit Bench
Gov. Stanley appointed William Southall Jordan a 45 year old Radford attorney to the 36th Judicial Circuit bench filling the vacancy from the death of Judge Robert B. Spiers. The 36th includes Montgomery and Floyd counties and the city of Richmond.
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Richmond
Stanley
William Southall Jordan
Radford
36Th Judicial Circuit
Jordan
Robert B. Spiers
36Th
Montgomery
Floyd
Librarian Receives Jail Term for Contempt of Congress
Mrs. Mary Knowles a Plymouth Meeting librarian was sentenced to 120 days in jail and fined 500 dollars for contempt of Congress by U S District Judge Ross Rizley after being convicted of refusing to answer questions before a Senate Internal Security subcommittee in 1955. The judge refused probation and allowed an appeal bond.
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Washington
Mary Knowles
Plymouth Meeting
Congress
U.S. Dist
Ross Rizley
Knowles
Rizley
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Record Low Temperatures Plague Much of U S Amid Snow
The Associated Press reports continued cold and heavy snow across the nation. Temperatures plunged to minus 3 in some cities and seven below in Clarke as a broad winter storm delivers widespread record lows, with Buffalo near a foot of snow and temps near zero across the Northeast and Great Lakes regions.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Buffalo
N.Y
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Lake Ontario
New
Union Official Challenges Senate Probers Authority
Einar O. Mohn of the Teamsters declined to answer questions claiming the Senate Investigations subcommittee lacks proper authority. He and other witnesses faced questions on telegrams urging union officials to challenge the probe as it opened its hearings. The session also included testimony from a stenographer who feared for her safety amid questions about Local 227 and a labor writer harmed last year.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Einar O. Mohn
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Mohn
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Beck
Teamsters’ Union
Dominick Santa Maria
Old
United Automobile Workers Union
AFL
McClellan
D-Ark
Santa Maria
Robert F. Kennedy
Teamsters Local
New York
UAW
Local 227
Allied Industrial Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Geraldine Taylor
Bayonne
N. J
Victor Riese
Gallon Donors To Sponsor Blood Donor Clinic Here
The Gallon-and-Over Club will sponsor a Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic on Tuesday for 175 pints. The clinic runs 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. in the assembly room of the First Presbyterian Church, with appointments suggested via MO 2 5785.
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Red Cross
First Presbyterian Church
ABC Stores to Close Saturday for Lee Jackson Day
The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board announced all Virginia liquor stores will close Saturday in observance of Lee Jackson Day honoring Robert E. Lee and Thomas J. Stonewall Jackson.
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Richmond
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Virginia
Lee Jackson
Robert Er. Lee
Thomas J. Stonewall Jackson
Manrobbed After Being Forced Into Car in Richmond
Eugene R Caldwell 34 of Richmond told police two Black men forced him into a car Monday night and drove him nearly to New York before robbing him of 90 dollars and releasing him. He hitchhiked back from about 18 miles south of New York.
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Richmond
Eugene R Caldwell
New York
Mary Chess Cream Body Massage Promotion at Marianne's Winchester
Promotion offers 8 ounce Mary Chess Cream Body Massage at special price of 1.50 plus tax. Regularly 3.00. Available at Marianne's of Winchester. Steps indicate license or listing code Lp-1-15-18-2t.
Confederate Vet William Lundy Turns 109 In Florida
Confederate veteran William A. Lundy celebrated his 109th birthday in Defuniak Springs Florida with neighbors at Walton High School gymnasium. The Elba Alabama native, a former Alabama Home Guard member, was the state’s only Civil War survivor. Radio stations across Florida and Alabama carried the birthday event.
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Defuniae Springs
Fla
William A. Lundy
Lundy
Florida
Walton High School
Alabama
Alabama Home Guard
Elba
Ala
John Salling
Slant
Walter W. Williams
Franklin
Tex
Albert Wolson
Duluth
Six Die In Powder Plant Explosion Near Tenino
Six men were killed in an explosion at the Pacific Powder Co plant near Tenino in Thurston County. Sheriff Clarence Van Allen said the blast destroyed several buildings at the facility.
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Olympia
Wash
Powder Company
Tenino
Here
Thurston County
Clarence van Alien
Pacific Powder Co
January Clearance Sale at Lovett's Shoe and Dress
Lovett's Shoe and Dress Shop announces a January clearance offering coats suits dresses and shoes from 25 to 50 percent off at locations 156 158 North Loudoun Street.
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Lovett’s Shoe & Dress Shop
N. Loudoun
Sub-Freezing Cold Continues Across Winchester Area
The Winchester region endured a fifth straight day of sub freezing temperatures with three degrees below zero in Winchester and unofficial 13 below at Round Hill. Berryville recorded seven below with eight below previous. Snow flurries plus a severe statewide cold snap described by AP as the worst in 15 years.
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Winchester
Round Hill
Berryville
W. N. Rutherford
Associated Press
Virginia
Wincheser Fruit Research Laboratory
Fire destroys barns and creamery at Halde man farm
Damage estimated at 35000 dollars after a 2 p.m. blaze leveled two 220 foot barns a shed and a two story creamery building at the Halde man farm. Firefighters from Shawnee Stephens City and Clearbrook fought the flames sparked by high winds to hastily contain the inferno. Cause remains undetermined.
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Paul Haldeman
Shawnee
Stephens City
Robert L. Cullers
Clearbrook
Virginia forec ast: fair and colder nights easing weekend
The Virginia outlook notes fair weather with easing cold tonight, lows 10 to 15 in the west and north, 15 to 23 in the southeast. Saturday remains fair with milder afternoon, five day forecast runs January 19 to 23 with temperatures about 6 to 8 degrees below normal. Rain or snow expected late Monday or Tuesday, total precipitation 1.3 to 4 inches. Weather table lists Winchester skies with sunrise 7:29, sunset 5:17, last quarter moon, Saturn rising January 22. Weekend events include a Legion Home dance January 20 with Bobby Daniels.
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Virginia
Winchester
Saturn
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