British Troops Besieged in Port Said Amid Grenade Attacks
Three separate assaults rocked Port Said as Egyptian commando units fired grenades at British and U N troops during the Anglo French pullout. Lt Gen Stackwell blamed fedayeen for the bombings while saying no British casualties were reported and more than 20 Egyptians were arrested for questioning.
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Jattacks
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Hugh Stack Iwell
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Suicida Com-Imandos
Nixon Nehru Meeting Seen As Cautious Diplomacy
In Washington Vice President Nixon is set to meet Indian Prime Minister Nehru for four days of talks. The upcoming discussions follow past verbal clashes over neutrality policy with Eisenhower-era debates on how nations choose sides. A local airport project is also under study, with federal funding and site options reviewed by the Anderson Republican committee.
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Nixon
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Nationalirport Syalay
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Didles
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Eisennwer
Eisenhower
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Anderson Pub
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R. Ferguson
Philippines
Pakistan
Turkey
Enkoww
Edna Annon
Sean
Ladiana
Ferguson
James Lansberry
Nehru heads to Washington for talks on neutrality
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru departed Delhi for London then Washington to explain his neutralist stance and seek better India United States relations. He travels with his daughter Indira Gandhi and meets President Eisenhower for a three day state visit focusing on China Hungary and the Middle East.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Washington
Eisenhower
Nehru
Indira Danghi
London
India
Kisenhower
China
Hungary
Middle East
Chotten-Lai
Chow
Egypl
United States
Banksrobbery scene disrupts Wenatchee morning
Authorities tracked a bank hold up on Thursday as two men in white coveralls staged a dummy package robbery before fleeing in a car described by a teller. Six hours later a separate grocery store robbery occurred with $185 taken. A police roadblock failed to stop the suspects.
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Wenatchee
Wash
East Wenalehee
Fivesitem Want Ad Brings At Least Three Dozen Calls
A Madison County Bulletin-Merald classified ad claims strong demand with at least three dozen calls after a five item sale. An advertiser states all items were sold and urges readers to use the Want-Ads for any product or service. The classifieds staff note ad changes can be made by calling 730 am to 5 pm daily.
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Veling
Aok
A. Teady
Bulletin-Merald
Eho Wei
Collier's and Home Companion Halt Publications
Directors at Crowell-Collier Publishing vote Friday night to discontinue Collier's and Home Companion. The move ends publishing careers of two American magazines as losses widen for Collier's and its related line.
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The
Crowell-Collier Poblishing Ca
Collier's
Home Companion
Jnne
America
Voth
Swemachines
Imitien
Lynch Marion Operation to Be Moved Here
Lynch Corporation announced that its Marion plant facilities will move to Anderson Indiana at 230 Jackson Street. About 100 Marion employees are invited to relocate, with the move slated after January and space being prepared in Anderson plants. The company also promoted Mr Seharpl to industrial pul turing department manager, with his family listed at 129 Hendeleks Street, Anderson.
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Anders
Ht Wi
Seharpl
Tone Sheparation
Myanage
Scharpl
Charlotte
Leste Marie
Colleen Lynn
Steven Paul
Michael Jobo Hee
Hendeleks Steer
Indiana
Sehasphaltovil
Budapest Factory Workers Sit Down Amid Soviet Backing
Thousands of Budapest factory workers began sit down strikes despite Soviet and Hungarian troops occupying plants. They demand release of imprisoned labor leaders and threaten to cut workers' pay. Reports say strikes spread to several factories with heavy machinery idled. guards and police reinforce facilities.
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Gil
Janos Kadar
Tyo
Kadar
Anni
Ami
Swallan Tidy
Paslor Amlchaly
Smallholders Party
Hungary
Csupel Iron and Steel Iworks
Sandor, Racz
1 Gersno
Milan
Cseped Industral Conplex
Hungari
Writer Of Lonely Hearts Missives Sentenced For Fraud
Philadelphia jury convicts 56 year old Anh Gartman of using the mails to defraud three midwestern lonely hearts correspondents. She faces up to three years in prison and a $15,000 fine with sentence deferred. Gartman signed her own bail bond for $300.
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Philadelphia
Anh Gartman
Lonely Hearts
Miss Gartman
Misa Garlan
Winter Floods and Snow Strikes East in Severe Storm
United Press reports heavy rains flooded a 100 mile front across western Maryland northern West Virginia and southwest Pennsylvania isolating Spencer West Virginia as towns faced isolation and evacuations. New York State warnings followed with eight to twelve inch snow depths possible by Friday night and freezing rain in southern and western portions. Residents evacuated in Wetton and Juarksturg West Virginia with about 40 families displaced.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Spencer
W.va
New York State
Weather Bureau
Tennessee
Nova Carolina
New York
New England
Wetton
Juarksturg
Two Hurt When Auto Strikes Vacant House
A car struck a vacant house injuring two people, while a related charging report notes a separate case involving two lawyers and an oil company fined for lobbying registration failures. The incident left motorists with minor injuries and prompted local authorities to investigate the crash context.
Goulash Event At Anderson College Tonight
A benefit supper for Hung ary at Anderson College features a gala program with speakers and student performers. The event includes international guests, a Willkie tribute, and traditional dishes served in the college dining hall.
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Mayne
Halph Ferguson
Praogram
Sperenota Pry
Arun
Taree Wa
Tro Ball Stave’ College Iv
R.A. Osen
Toordinariy
Maur Andersod
Yunienste Sui
Hinamin Roepey
Fem Aimeng
Vesietlog
Wes
Walter W. Geurke
Abs
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Peres
Mies
Atlantic Nations Fear Soviet Penetration in Middle East
Foreign ministers of the 15 Atlantic Pact nations denounced Soviet influence in the Middle East as a threat to NATO sea lanes. A four day NATO ministerial session ended with a directive heavy on tactical atomic firepower and a push to rebuild the Suez Canal while urging a peaceful settlement of the Arab-Israel conflict. The communique condemned Soviet actions in Europe and elsewhere and called for united Western pressure to withdraw Soviet influence.
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Jude
Europe
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Upyl
Aden
Nac
Stile Johns
Troster Dulles
Pineau
Mids
Selwyn Lloyd
Dreast
Fife
Dee
Eden
Ares
Eden Sees U S Support for British Egypt Move
Prime Minister Eden, back from three weeks in the Caribbean, told reporters that there is growing understanding in the United States that British intervention in Egypt was right. He spoke in London to newsmen and TV cameramen, defending the action and saying the and others that what has been done was correct.
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Eden
Egypt
Janvica
Serge
U.S
Sam
Merchants and Police Plan For Big Christmas Crowd
Weather calls for heavy pre holiday shopping as downtown stores and area shops brace for large crowds. City officials and merchants expect extended hours and special patrols with Salvation Army volunteers and Chamber of Commerce support to handle shoppers and ensure safety during the Christmas season.
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Trate
Duniar Chamber of Commerce
Salvation Army
Mona, Fund
New Arrivals at St Juhn Hospital Unclear Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists several newborns and parents with partial names and addresses. Readable items include birth acknowledgments tied to Barn at St Juhn’s Hospital and individuals such as Mr and Mrs Mix Mit and Mr and Mrs Jerrye Coney.
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Mix Mit
Jerrye
Charles Wejr
Dub Vanehay
Donal Sex
Dewey St
Ales
Cee
Phillips
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