U N Salvage Fleet Clears Suez Channel For Return to Business
The U N salvage fleet pushes toward reopening the Suez Canal within months. Crews clear five sunken ships and debris from Port Said to Lake Timsah as U N commander Wheeler aims for March deepening to 10 000 ton capacity and May opening for large vessels. A broader postwar scene unfolds with Cairo editors urging resistance to Russian influence and potential UN penalties on Israel if troops do not withdraw.
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Egypt
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Suez Canal
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Adroite
Port Said
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Wheeler
Cairo
al Akhbar
Eisenhower
Middle East
al Shaab
United Nations
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Indiana Traffic Death Toll Hits 1 204 in 1956
Provisional Indiana traffic deaths for 1956 total 1,204, up from 1,146 in 1955 but below the 1941 peak of 1,478. State police expect the final toll to rise with injuries from year end. A four day holiday period contributed to 33 deaths, including 19 at Christmas and 14 at New Year.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Hoosier
Karl J. Heinzelman Jr
Warsaw
Church Men Plan Chorus For Anderson Community
The Anderson Association of Churches Men’s Committee sponsors the King’s Men Male Chorus to serve church and community needs without cost. Men may apply via director or Choral Club officers. First rehearsal Monday Jan 7 at 6 p.m. at Church of the Brethren 2129 McKinley St. Mark Green directs. officers include Thurman Rinker president James Marshall vice president Paul Brinduse secretary treasurer.
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King's Men
Anderson
Church of the Brethren
McKinley St
Thurman Rinker
James Marshall
Paul Brinduse
Paul Hyatt
James B. Martin
Mark Green
Handley backs toll free roads plan for U S interstate
Indiana Gov elect Harold Handley said the federal government studies toll free highways and will report to Congress within two years. He endorsed removing tolls when possible as part of a planned interstate high speed system.
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Indianapolis
Harold W. Handley
Handley
Congress
Trucks Used To Crush Outbreaks In Budapest Protest
Police and militia rammed trucks into a 2000 strong crowd in Budapest to disperse a demonstration against police methods near a state department store. Officers with truncheons struck shoppers and reinforcements threatened to mow down suspect mobs with trucks. No shots were fired. The unrest followed Premier Kadar's mass dismissals policy and echoed earlier clashes with women in Budapest.
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Budapest
Janos Kadar
Red
Hungary
Nabors Limped Off Stage After Elvis Imitation
Grenville Mississippi reports Jim Nabors a Tennessee television entertainer limped off stage after an Elvis Presley imitation. Doctors said Nabors twisted his knee out of joint during the performance.
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Grenville, Miss
Jimmy Nabors
Tennessee
Elvis Presley
Nabors
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