Egyptian plan for African Asian common market countering Europe
Egypt proposed an African Asian common market to counter the European common market starting Jan 1. Abdel Razzakh Hassan presented the idea behind closed doors at the African-Asian People’s Conference to 400 delegates from 38 nations, amid sharp criticism of the West and calls to oppose nuclear tests and foreign bases. The Soviet report was awaited in a later plenary session.
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Cairo
Egypt
Economic Committee
Abdel Razzakh Hassan
Russia
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Man Charged With Mailing Obscene Letter
John H. Hall, 49, of 435 Seborn Avenue, was arrested Thursday night on a charge of sending an obscene letter through the mail. The affidavit states the letter was mailed Aug 17 to Mrs. Lila Billy of 838 Nancy Avenue. Hall is jailed, with possible arraignment Friday afternoon.
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John H. Hall
Seborn Avenue
Tom McCullough
U.S
Homer Walters
Lila Billy
Nancy Avenue
Hall
MicCullough
Bernard Brennex
Welters
Fifty Fly To Europe As Guests Of Boss
About 50 employees and customers of Beacon Plastics Corp of Newton Hewto Paris Thursday night for a day vacation in Europe as guests of the boss. Joseph L. Sholkin, president of the Elm, said the trip is a Christmas bonus for local employees, including factory workers, office help, salesmen and some of the firm’s better customers.
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Boston
Beacon! Plastics Corp
Newton
Hewto
Paris
Europe
Joseph L. Sholkin
The
Elm
Cold Weather To Remain In This Area
The mercury hovered near freezing today with 32 degrees at Municipal Airport, down from 46 yesterday. The five day outlook calls for temperatures about six degrees above normal then warmer early next week before cooler midweek with rain likely Monday and Wednesday. Storms eased in most eastern areas while the Northwest and midcontinent stayed wet and windy.
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Weather Bureau
Municipal
Lake Central Airlines
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Husky Laborer Charged in Actor's Death on Broadway
New York police charge 26 year old Monroe Gibson with homicide for the Christmas Eve street brawl outside a tavern on Broadway near 64th Street that killed actor Gerald Serracini. Gibson allegedly struck Serracini with one punch. another assailant, ex welterweight boxer Tommy Bell, 34, was also involved.
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New York
Gerald Serracini
Monroe Gibson
Ad i Asiune
Sarvecini
Gibison
Beliare Negroes
Sarra Gai
Holdup Victim Detained Under Counter in San Francisco
Police found a middle aged man hiding under a drugstore counter after a hold up. He demanded cash from manager Michael Schachier and received two payments totaling 12.00. Police arrived, left, and returned to find Schachter on the floor after he pulled a telephone from the counter and called for help.
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San Francisco
Michael Schachier
Schachier
Schacher
Schachter
Jand
Theft at Goodwill in Kansas City on Christmas Day
A break in at Goodwill Industries in Kansas City on Christmas Day saw the loss of three suits and three overcoats. Supt. Glenn Bledsoe lamented the theft and said they would have given clothing to those in need, stressing that helping others is their business.
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Kansas City
Goodwill Industries
Glenn Bledsoe
New Capacitance Heart Sound Device Aids Tests
A device that detects the heart s tiniest movements is used to hear murmurs beyond standard instruments. Dr. Dale Groom and Yrjo Sikvonen developed the capacitance heart sound pickup, modeled after an engine pressure tool, and it operates at Medical College Hospital in Charleston, South Carolina, to speed early heart disease detection.
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Warren, Mich
Dale Groom
Medical College of South Carolina
Yro T. Sikvonen
General Motors Technical Center
Medical College Hospital
Charleston
S. C
Two Jailed for Printing Bogus Twenty Dollar Bills
In Toledo, Earl Banks a 29 year old Rossford Ordnance Depot photographer and Erskine V Guyton a 33 year old printer shop operator were arrested by Secret Service Agents for printing counterfeit twenty dollar bills. They used ordnance depot equipment and an offset press to print a batch of fake notes after discussing the plan as a Christmas joke. The scheme ended when a station operator reported the attempted pass of the phony money, leading to authorities tracing the car and arresting the pair.
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Earl Banks
Rossford Ordnance Depot
Erskine V. Guyton
Secret Service
Kenneth Beard
Beard
Usig
Ordnance Depot
Guytons
Louis’ Maran
Banks
Gavion
Maran
Ohio Governor to Attend Rose Bowl in Pasadena
Ohio Governor C William O'Neill will depart Columbus by train at 11:00 a.m. Saturday with his family for the New Year’s Rose Bowl football game in Pasadena, California.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
Pasadena
Highway Toll May Reach 130
Chicago reports the National Safety Council estimates 130 Americans will die in traffic accidents during the New Year celebration. The council also projects 1180 fatalities over the Christmas period, noting fewer long distance trips during New Year.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Times Signal ends 1957 with nation wide year in review
The Times Signal weekend edition highlights a 1957 in review with a 1958 global outlook from ten AP correspondents. It promises photo supplements and sports tidbits, plus features on mental health trends, nuptial notices, and local history by Norris Schneider.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Times Signal
T ‘O
Noth
Associated Press
West
Times
Weather Elsewhere Two Held To Jury On Second Charge
Two Buffalo men Myers 20 and Walter J Jankowski 28 were bound over to the grand jury on charges of intent to burglarize and grand larceny. They allegedly staged a highway patrol shooting and faces combined bonds totaling 130000 dollars.
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Columbus
Faves Myers
Walter J Jankaw- 3Liski
Buffsio
N.Y
Mito
Grand Jury
Tae
Parolee Accused In Bank Burglary
AVDOLETOWN Ch Pt Bureau of Investig arced the arrese Tearam. 78. an ot her press operaor "ge of burglary ara iived in Midde stu. tas sold for burgan: of the Park Place Branch of the yyst National Bank Thursday mgm. The FBI said he was a mare ee from the Mansfeld Re where he served a fee for burglary ens sen ingrav a if be taken to Cincinnati for arraignment. Ingram suffered cuts on his head over his right eye and on both wrists when he leaned through a plate glass door during the escape after a merchant mu.
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Bureau of
Arrese
Tas
Burgan
Park Place
Yyst National Bank
Mgm
FBI
Mansfeld
Cincinnati
Ingram
Aid
Mu G.mmaa Cayth Ae
Columbus man claimed as missing salesman identified as killer
Columbus police identify a man as Raynbert J. Albert a 40 year old Map and Globe salesman from Cleveland who previously vanished January 17 after missing a Board of Education appointment. Albert told officers he killed a man during a drinking spree in January and fled west claiming to be Donald Mack. His mother and stepfather confirmed the identification after a FBI fingerprint check and photographs. He arrived in Columbus Christmas Eve and asked a minister to call police. Police say no unsolved January murder record matches the claim.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donald Mack
Raynbert J. Albert
Lakewood
Map and Globe Co
Cleveland
Albert
Clara Hensley
Phoenix
Aj Blacksmith
Hensley
Albert Jearier
Columbus Board of Education
FBI
Ten UAW leaders cleared by final ruling in communism cases
Detroit area local officials James Simons Harry M Philo Walter Dorosh Mack Cinzori and Edith Van Horn were cleared by the United Auto Workers Public Review Board in cases involving former Communist ties. International reps Milton Burns DeWitt Gilpin Andrew Newhoff Albert Versi and Donald Harris were non disqualified from office after hearings. The board affirmed local and international findings and cited the AFL CIO ethics code.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Public Review Board
Ineta
UAW
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Detroit Area
Senate
Communist Party
UAW International
Chicago
S Party
Public Review Board
Usion
Walter P. Reuther
Afl-Cio
Reuther
Yanion
Aflcio
James Simons
Harry Mphilo
Walter Dorosh
Mack Cinzori
Ford
Edith van Horn
Dodge
Iine
Milton Burns
DeWitt Gilpin
Andrew Newhoff
Alber
Versi
Donald Harris
Interna ‘Tional
The
International
Union
Review Board
U S Studies Soviet Plan For Arms Cut
Washington reports intensive study by U S officials on a Soviet proposal to ban atomic weapons in central Europe. The plan seen as a move to neutralize West Germany and limit Atlantic defense. Eisenhower's reply may treat it as a possible idea for later exploring disarmament. Bulganin seeks a summit but White House shows little enthusiasm.
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Washington
Europe
U. S
Bulganin
Eisenhower
West Germany
Atlantic
White House
Uns
Late rush boosts Christmas shopping in final week
New York Americans report a last minute shopping surge ahead of Christmas boosting sales. Duna & Bradstreet Inc. released the figure, noting a sharp uptick in consumer purchases during the pre holiday week.
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New York
Duna
Bradstreet Inc
Center Leads Drive To Aid Mother Of 4 Fire Victims
Community Center mobilizes to aid Bertha Rogers who lost four children when a Christmas morning fire destroyed her Limestone Street home. Volunteers offer skilled trades, labor, and materials to rebuild and refurnish the residence as funeral services for the children were held. A relief meeting at the Center on South Sixth Street is planned for next week.
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Bertha Rogers
Limestone Street
L. C. Burwell
Paul Jones
Jackson Street
Edward Turner
Shelby Street
G. W. Morse
Eugere Dm
Keen Scree
Burwell
Italy's Top Stars Battle Tax Collector
Italy's leading film figures including Sophia Loren Anna Magnani and Roberto Rossellini clash with tax authorities. Government aims to tax higher incomes and personal wealth claiming earnings around 135000 dollars for several stars and large property owners.
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Italy
Top Stars
Rome
Fim
Gna Lollo- Drigida
Sophia Loren
Anna Mas‘nam
Robert Rossellini
Alessandro Torlome Rossellin
Governmrest
Canton Man Killed in Carton Car Crash
Canton resident Jack A Wiser, 22, was killed early today when his car left the road and overturned near Canton. Authorities investigated the scene as friends mourned the loss of the young man, with details pending a full report.
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Canton
Jack
Wiser
Cantona
Suit Settled For 200000 In 1200000 Case
A settlement reached in a 1.2 million suit fixes damages at 200 thousand. The case involves Mrs ML Haers and the Bellevue area, with named parties including William B. Dexter aged 65. The agreement concerns property and traffic incidents tied to local officials and residents.
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Adelphia
ML Haers
Bellevue Seraue
Desaibertbey
William B. Dexter
Beubey
Fire devastates Springhill Coal Town Main Street
Wind fueled a three hour blaze in Springhill Nova Scotia damaging 15 businesses and five apartments along Main Street. Mayor Ralph Gilroy warned the town may struggle to rebuild after a 1936 mine disaster left scars. Fire brigades aided by nearby units contained the fire as embers sparked additional small blazes.
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Springhill
N.S
Ulis
Ralph Gilroy
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