Lausche pledges state protection to Portsmouth phone firm
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co and Gov. Lausche clash over reopening strikebound Portsmouth exchanges amid a five month CWA strike. The company demands simultaneous protection before resuming service while Lausche says the state will insure protection and may deploy the National Guard if asked. Local authorities have already declared a state of emergency.
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Columbus
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Frank J. Lausche
Portsmouth
Lausche
Ohio Consolidated
Scioto County
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Ohio National Guard
Clare E. Williams
National Guard
Williams
Fury jet tests mark near production for Navy squadrons
Columbus plant tested the FJ-4B, latest Fury model, as North American Aviation confirms upcoming production in the city for Navy attack squadrons. The test showcases performance milestones ahead of deployment.
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Columbus
North American Aviation Corp
Navy
Britain seeks U S debt aid as year end payment eyed
Washington AP reports Great Britain asks to skip 82 million dollars due December 31, with Congress not in session until January 3. The request aims to protect the pound and avert devaluation, while the Eisenhower administration will seek congressional ruling on its authority.
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Washington
Great Britain
State Department
Eisenhower
Congress
London
Egypt
Britain
Harold MacMillan
United States
U.S
Lausche May Need to Join GOP for Senate Organization
Sen Bricker says Gov Lausche would have to switch parties if he votes with Republicans to organize the new Senate. Lausche suggested he might align with Republicans under conditions but would not move to Washington until his term ends January 14. The Senate could be organized before his arrival.
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Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
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Congress
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Texas
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Pennsylvania
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Tennessee
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Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Stuart Symington
Missouri
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Frank G. Clement
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Anniversary holiday marked in Soviet constitution observance
Moscow marked the 20th anniversary of the Stalin constitution with one of the four national holidays, as Soviet workers enjoyed a celebratory day across the country.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Stalin
Women and Minors Get New Minimum Wage
In Columbus Ohio the Industrial Relations Director Margaret A Mahoney issued a minimum wage order for women and minors in the food and lodging industries. The wage floor is 70 cents an hour, or 55 cents for service workers. Part time workers receive five cents more per hour in both categories.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Industrial Relations
Margaret A. Mahoney
Stevenson Declines Run for Presidency in 1960
Adlai E. Stevenson says he will not seek a third presidential bid and will return to private law practice in Chicago in January. He will stay active in the Democratic Party, joining an advisory group to shape legislative program, while Kefauver hints at a 1960 bid and several governors and senators mount potential candidacies.
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Adlai
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
UN requests observers for Hungary amid revolt
UN Assembly adopted a United States drafted resolution urging Hungary and the Soviet Union to allow UN observers into Hungary by December 7 to investigate conditions during the revolt. Dag Hammarskjold planned a Budapest visit, while observers may seek information from refugees in Austria if access remains blocked.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Budapest
UN Assembly
Hungary
Soviet Union
Hammarskjold
Philippe de Seynes
Imre Horvath
Russia
Yugoslavia
Austria
Women Demonstrate for Second Day in Budapest Mourning Rebels
Hundreds of Hungarian women marched in Budapest for a second day mourning insurgents killed in anti-Communist clashes. About 2,500 women formed groups of roughly 200, carrying bouquets and black wreaths near Peteofi Square by the Danube amid a cautious Soviet-Troop presence and dispersal orders.
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Budapest
Peteofi
Sandor Peteofi
Army to Disband Carrier Pigeon Corps
The Army will disband its carrier pigeon corps as electronic communications advance. About 1,000 message carrying birds will be sold soon, the last of roughly 40,000 birds used in World War II and Korea.
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Washington
Army
Korea
Swiss gas prices rise again in third increase this month
In Zurich the price of gasoline climbed more than 10 percent today marking the third rise in a month. The cost moved from 46 to 51 cents per gallon as motorists faced higher fuel expenses.
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Zurich
Switzerland
British Struggle to Rescue Economy Amid Suez Fallout
London editors report Britons face inflation unemployment wage strikes and fuel shortages after the Egypt invasion. Britain appeals to the United States while a two day foreign policy debate stalls as Eden faces scrutiny and a possible resignation after a Jamaica rest.
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London
Egypt
United States
Britain
Suez Canal
House of Commons
Eden
Jamaica
Wittenberg Limits Incoming Students to 600
Wittenberg College directors capped new enrollees at 600 to manage an enrollment surge straining facilities. Dr. W Emerson Beck said total enrollment nears the 1,800 cap set last year as the college seeks balance with available capacity.
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Springfield
Wittenberg College
W. Emerson Beck
Lost Ad advertisement in The Messenger
When something is missing call The Messenger to place a Lost Ad. For 60 cents you can order the ad and even charge it. The notice promises quick tracing by readers who find items like jewelry money pets or coats and returning them to the loser.
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Classified
Officials Hunt Blast Causes
Puzzled police and fire officials probed a Brooklyn pier after a Monday fire and blast that shattered windows for miles. Army bomb experts and Fire Commissioner Edward F. Cavanagh Jr. doubted the known cargo on the pier caused the explosion, noting it included paint, lacquer, rubber cement, fuels, naphtha, and other materials.
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New York
Brooklyn
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
Five Day Forecast With Temperatures and Precipitation
Temperatures will average near normal with highs around 38 to 43 and lows of 25 to 27. Turning colder Thursday, then warming Friday or Saturday, and cooling again by Sunday or Monday. Precipitation expected just over 1 inch in scattered showers tonight and Thursday, then again Saturday.
British French Withdrawals Accelerate From Egypt
In Port Said a vast armada forms as British and French forces speed their pullout from Egypt, with UN commander Burns and Keightley in talks on timing. Ships depart at dawn as shops reopen, while 200 plus troops head home. UN force grows to about 2600 with Colombians already in Port Said and a Swedish company arriving today.
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Great Britain
Egypt
el Gamal Airfield
Port Said
Prince of Peace
Royal Artillery
E. L. M. Burns
Cairo
Sir Charles Keightley
Cyprus
Burns
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
London
Paris
Selwyn Lloyd
Suez
Sir Hugh Stockwell
No Man’s Land
Union President Plans Aid for Hungarians
Chicago report says United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald advanced a plan to sponsor 1000 Hungarian refugees. He intends to present the proposal to the steelworkers executive board and expects American employers to assist in finding good jobs for the refugees.
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Chicago
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers Executive Board
Clinton Court Eyes Race Issue In Clinton
Knoxville federal judge Robert L. Taylor to decide on issuing contempt warrants for participants in Clinton racial violence that led to the high school closure. A white Baptist minister was beaten after escorting six Negro students past a jeering crowd. An explosion hit Oliver Springs near Clinton with no injuries. Clinton voters backed desegregation opponents 4 to 1, defeating James C. Meredith who had White Citizens Council support.
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Clinton
Tenn
Knoxville
U. S
T. L. Seeber
James C. Meredith
White Citizens Council
Salvage Experts From Nations Set For Suez Canal Clearance
Eighteen salvage experts from the United Nations the Netherlands and Denmark departed for Athens to begin planning the clearance of the Suez Canal.
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SUFZ
Amsterdam
United Nations
Netherlands
Denmark
Athens
Suez Canal
Former FBI agent testifies on Communist dress rehearsal
Anzell Czarnowski, 60, Albany Argo Illinois, described a 1944 1955 dual life and a home dress rehearsal for revolution with mock executions. He named 20 alleged Communists in Argo Summit area and linked conspiracies to school desegregation efforts and delayed federal aid. He testified before a House Un American Activities subcommittee, with Caldwell invoking the Fifth Amendment.
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FBI Today
Communist Party
Anzell A. Czarnowski
Argo
Ill
House
Unamerican Activities Committee
The
American Legion
Czarnowski
Argo-Summit
Nathan E. Caldwell Jr
Midwest Committee For the
Caldwell
Electro- Motive Division
General Motors
LaGrange
Corn Products Refining Co
Florence Gowgiel
Beatrice Joans
Roy Pette
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