Nixon Checks Refugee Situation During Austria Trip
Vice President Richard M. Nixon made brief calls on Austrian leaders and planned a three day probe of the Hungarian refugee issue. He urged expanding U S intake beyond 21 500 and will visit Salzburg and Munich before returning to Washington for Christmas Eve. Austrian officials seek more U S aid and tighter refugee facility controls as about 70 000 refugees remain in Austria and 500 to 1 000 arrive daily. Lindt the new UN refugee commissioner arrived with a promise of two million dollars in UN relief funds.
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Court Upholds Author's Appeal Against Contempt Conviction
Washington court overturns Harvey O Connor's contempt of Congress conviction for refusing to answer if he belonged to a Communist conspiracy. The ruling deemed the question ambiguous and unconstitutional relying on First Amendment protections. Columbus report calls for a one third salary boost for Ohio college teachers by the Council of State Universities of Ohio representing six state institutions.
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Ishibashi Chosen Japan Prime Minister Amid Liberal Demurge
Ishibashi Tanzan aged 71 was elected leader of the Liberal Democratic party and named Japan's prime minister. He backs continued Western cooperation with the United States and other powers while seeking closer ties with Southeast Asia and China. Hatoyama retires after health issues. Shigemitsu resigns as foreign minister as the new government forms.
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China
Ichiro Hatoyama
Masaburo “Suzuki
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Russia
United Nations
Diet
Oday
Mamoru Shigemitsu
New York
U.N
Shigemitsu
Washington
Red China
Southeast Asia
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Postal Officials Eye New Problem
The Post Office shifts focus from dogs to hazards faced by letter carriers on icy sidewalks. Maurice H. Stans, acting postmaster general, notes most accidents occur on icy walks and urges prompt cleaning or spreading of abrasive material like sand or ashes to prevent slips during the mail route.
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Washington
Maurice H. Stans
Woman Held For Shortage In Denver Company Cashier Accused
Mrs Cora Zidan a 50 year old Denver cashier faces embezzlement charges for taking between 48 900 and 50 000 from a loan company over six years at about 10 000 yearly. She says mismanagement and claims she used funds for mortgage and family medical expenses. She allegedly altered records using home mortgage payments by swapping cash with checks. She was released on bonds after arraignment.
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Ray Humphreys
District Attorney's Office
John 40
West
Dead Two Hurt In Syracuse Train Wreck
Sixteen runaway freight cars hit a main train in Syracuse New York tumbling a diesel engine and three cars into a downtown parking lot. The fireman died later in hospital and two other railroad men were injured as investigators opened inquiries into the fatal collision during the Christmas shopping rush.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Thomas Hale
Syracuse
Postman Sues Over 18 Dog Bites in 11 Years
MINEOLA N Y Edward Serven a 42 year old postman filed a Supreme Court action seeking 100000 against the dog owner alleging the same dog bit him eighteen times over eleven years The latest bite caused him to fall into shrubbery and permanently injure his back requiring him to carry his mail in a cart.
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Supreme Court
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Hungarians Face New Tough Policy
The Hungarian government backed by Russia reimposes internment without trial for up to six months to deter activity endangering public order and production. Detention can target interference with production, aiding a broad legal tool for strikes as leaders remain jailed and industry cuts unfold.
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Downtown Zanesville Extends Christmas Shopping Nights
Stores stay open two more nights tonight and Friday in downtown Zanesville for last minute Christmas shopping. They will operate 8:30 p.m. each evening and close at 5 p.m. Saturday and Monday to allow employees to celebrate Christmas Eve with families. Most stores normally open on Monday nights and several plan 5 p.m. closures Monday, Dec 31 for New Year’s Eve observances.
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Zanesville
Winter Arrives Tomorrow With Mild Shortest Day Outlook
Weather officials say winter officially arrives at 4 p m tomorrow with mild conditions expected for the shortest day of the year and a chance of light rain though temperatures should stay in the 40s. At Coshocton a 16 death occurred in a fire. Mrs. Pocock burned in her apartment after clothing ignited from a kitchen range while she prepared coffee. Mrs. Pocock born Oct 6 1868 in Adamsville leaves a son, Lloyd S Pocock, two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The body was moved to Glass funeral home for private services Saturday at 2 p m. burial in Coshocton. U N reports plans to clear the Suez Canal after FE Day with 31 Danish Dutch German Italian and Belgian ships and 600 crew men divers salvage experts to undertake operation after British and French withdrawal. Jacques Mornard loses bid for freedom, court upholds two-thirds rule ending Aug 20 1960.
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Adamsville
Coshocton
Zanesville
Jane Fiecoat
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Mexico City
Belof Leon Trotsky
Zian Shins
Jacques Mornard
Five day outlook notes small temp changes nationwide
The state weather bureau said temperatures would show little day to day variation. Most areas remained above freezing, with colder pockets from Wisconsin to the Dakotas, Nebraska, northern Kansas, and the Rocky Mountains. The largest warming occurred in the eastern third from the Ohio Valley to the Atlantic coast.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
State liquor board pauses beer wine carryout permits
The Ohio Liquor Control Board said it will not issue any more beer or wine carry-out permits while a legal suit challenges the pace and types of permits. The case is before the Second District Court of Appeals.
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Ohio
State Liquor Control Board
Second District Court of Appeals
Police to Quiz Indiana Slayer
Angola, Ind. Police questioned a 21 year old suspect in a night of shootings blamed on a lone gunman. Three people died and two were wounded before dawn as victims Fred Peterson and his son Ronald were found near their home with .45 caliber revolver bullets discovered by investigators. A farmhand, Mervin Forrester, was found dead in his doorway with head injuries from rifle bullets.
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Ray
Fred. Peterson
Ronald
Mervin Forrester
British Doctor Held for Murder in Eastbourne case
Eastbourne England Merlin McNaughton a 57 year old doctor described as intelligent faced murder charges after the fatal shooting of Mrs Edith Morrell and the wounding of two others. Police say two more elderly women may be exhumed for inquiry into a pattern of the deaths and wills of rich local widows. Dr Adams already charged with forgery larceny and cremation act violations posted bail and continues practice.
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Clara Neil- Miller
Scotland Yard
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Ike to Light National Christmas Tree Ceremony
President Eisenhower will press a switch at nightfall to illuminate a 67 foot national community Christmas tree signaling the start of Yule observances. He will address the nation briefly at 4 15 p m CST on CBS and ABC. Mrs Eisenhower plans to attend the ceremony near the White House grounds.
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Eisenhower
CBS Radio
ABC Radio
White House
Cleveland Democratic Boss May Step Down
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Ray T. Miller plans to announce stepping down as head of the Cuyahoga County Democratic organization later this afternoon. Miller has led the party for about two decades, and is a former county prosecutor and Cleveland mayor.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ray T. Miller
Cuyahoga County
Democratic
Woman Links 2 With Holdup in Cambridge Case Trial
A jury in Common Pleas heard testimony against Herbert Ruby and James Bell both of Cambridge for allegedly aiding Marion Powell in the September dice game holdup in Zanesville. Powell pleaded guilty. witness Sue Ann Snyder testified hiring Powell and receiving about five thousand dollars from the robbery. Over $800 was said to have been taken. Snyder and Georgianna Masters testified of travels to Zanesville and Canton before Powell’s arrest.
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James
R. Bell
Cambridge
Marion Powell
Barnesville
Gam Dahiel Wheeler
Washlideton Township
Powell
Sue Ann Snyder
Mary “Avenue
Bell
Georgianna Masters
Ruby
Zanesville
Masters
Wheeler
Canton
Massilon
Detroit
Ray Thomas
North Fifth Street
Faulty Ornament Blamed for House Fire
A short circuit in a plastic Christmas ornament in a window caused a fire at the home of Charles H. Bates on Adamsville road near Zanesville. Curtains and window frame damaged. Central station firemen responded. Loss covered by insurance.
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Zanesville
Central Station
Newark Corporation Plans New Plant Expansion in Arkadelphia
Murray D. Lincoln of Columbus, Ohio, president of Nationwide Insurance, announced that Tectum Corp. of Newark Ohio, a subsidiary, will build a 3 million dollar plant in Arkadelphia employing about 200 people. The expansion aims to boost output by 150 percent.
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Ark
Murray D. Lincoln
Columbus
Ohio
Nationwide Insurance Companies
Tectum Corp
Newark
Tragic Collision Claims Life Near Lebanon Ohio
John F. Newell of Pleasant Plain Warren County was killed instantly when his car collided with a Baltimore and Ohio freight train 14 miles south of Lebanon. Coroner Dr. Ralph Young reported.
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Warren County
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Broad Area Talks Bridge India and United States
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru announced a broad area agreement after Nehru’s four day visit. They praised stronger bonds and greater understanding of each other’s policies to advance international peace and friendship, with joint commitment to democratic principles and U.N. aims.
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Broadway Actor Lathrop Mitchell Taken From Plane in Atlanta
Lathrop Mitchell, 49, a Broadway actor, was reported in poor condition with an undiagnosed infection after being removed from a plane en route from New York to Tallahassee. Police charged him with intoxication as a physician attended him.
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