Troops Begin Final Pullout From Suez After Battle
British and French forces edge back from Port Said beachhead after a 34 hour clash with guerrillas. UN says withdrawal could be Tuesday or Wednesday with Egyptian police to help keep order. One British officer killed by grenade amid heavy fighting. ten guerrillas captured.
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Youth Critically Hurt When Bullet Explodes
In Buffalo New York John Sell 13 was critically injured when a bullet found in an ash tray exploded as he and a friend threw matches at it. Flying shrapnel pierced his jugular vein and windpipe authorities said. The bullet was found in a trash heap and brought to a friend’s home. The other boy Edgar J Allen 13 was unhurt.
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Nehru to Meet Ike on Gettysburg Farm Visit
President Eisenhower welcomed Indian Prime Minister Nehru on a drive from Blair House to a Blair Farm near Gettysburg for private talks lasting into Tuesday morning. The visit aims at closer U S India relations and understanding rather than specific agreements. Nehru, recently with Chou En Lai, may urge United States to recognize Communist China in the UN.
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United Nations
UN complaints cite Egyptian mistreatment of foreigners
Britain and France pressed charges at the United Nations alleging Egypt arrests, deportations and seizure of property against their citizens. A private meeting with 16 non-Communist European delegations aimed to push support for possible General Assembly action. France proposed a resolution urging Hammarskjold to intervene. Israel also protested Egypt's treatment of Jews following the Sinai invasion on October 29.
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Weather outlook shows seasonal temps and mixed precip
Temperatures will average near or slightly below normal with highs near 36 in the north and 40 in the south and lows around 22 to 24. Colder Tuesday, a bit warmer Wednesday, colder again Thursday or Friday, then warmer Saturday. Rain or snow is possible southeast Tuesday and across the state Thursday or Friday. Frequent snow flurries likely near Lake Erie.
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St Francis College bans steady dating edict echoes teen etiquette
In Lorett o Pa a St Francis College dean Father Negherborn bans excessive steady dating among lower classes while allowing limited steady dating for upperclassmen. The Edict aims to curb campus morality concerns without opposing dating entirely, noting the youth are impressionable and behavior should remain moderate. The policy, implemented after a parley with students, drew little outcry and was praised by the judge who suspended a related fine in a separate case.
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J. M. Leer
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Pomeroy-Middleport
Amsterdam
N. Y
Santa Claus Moves Into News Index Amid Holiday Sparks
New York coverage shows Santa Claus shaping the Christmas story as law and public reaction blend with seasonal cheer. Report notes festive events and local quirks fueling headlines and public interest during the holiday period.
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Santa Claus
Christmas Spirit Turns Tip Into Big Gift in San Diego
San Diego waitress Mrs. Gerda Olson received a life changing Christmas gift when a customer left her a $1000 tip. The donor, 60 year old Bob Johnson, a retired land speculator, explained he usually donates to charity at Christmas but wanted to try something different this year. In Morristown Tennessee voters elected the city’s only newcomer Bernie Christmas to the city administration.
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Morristown
Tenn
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Telephones Return in Portsmouth After Shutdown
In Portsmouth Ohio emergency service was restored Sunday morning two months after a strike shut down all phones in Scioto County. Police barricades surround the Portsmouth exchange area as Gov. Lausche warns he may call in the National Guard amid a union dispute with Ohio Consolidated and the CWA.
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Albert D. Bailey
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Columbus
Rebels Strike May Be Over In Hungary
In Budapest and provinces, the sitdown strike by Hungarian workers appears to be ending as coal and power shortages slow production. Bejolannis plant resumes, while hopes of hunger and winter relief fade. Reports of guerrilla activity and Russian desertions are discounted by Western observers amid signs Hungary will avoid Soviet subservience. Israel bans Soviet publications in a government move affecting imports of books and newspapers.
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Matyas Rakos
Russians Charge B57s Too Close to Vladivostok
Moscow accuses three U S B57 jet bombers of near Vladivostok in a reconnaissance flight. The note demands punishment and future border protection. U S Air Force in Japan denies knowledge of the mission as Soviet fighters and airspace claims are disputed.
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Two Gunmen Obtain $20,000 in Hyattsville Bank Job
Two armed men invaded the Bishoff apartment in Hyattsville around 9 30 p m tied up the couple for nearly six hours then forced Donal d Bishoff to drive to the College Park Suburban Trust Co branch and surrender weekend deposits. Loot was estimated at $20,000. Their three year old daughter slept through the night.
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No Soviet Infiltration Denied by Syrian Ambassador
Syrian ambassador to the United States dismisses reports of Soviet penetration as unfounded while noting colonial Western policy pressures push Arabs toward that direction. Albania blames Greece for border incidents with Greek guards killing two Albanian soldiers and wounding others.
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Mamoru Shigemitsu
Masayuki Tani
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RKO sells 21 story Keith Building in Cleveland
Cleveland’s fourth tallest structure the 21 story B F Keith building housing the RKO Palace Theater was sold yesterday for 4 300 001 Sol A Schwartz president of RKO theaters sold it to Samuel Silk and William Halpern of New York who immediately leased the 4 000 seat theater back to RKO for 21 years
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New York
RKO
It Pays to Have It Pays to Have ad sells instrument
Mrs Ralph Kamp of 11 Stewart Street ran the above advertisement for a single day and sold the instrument to the second caller. The total cost was 60e. This item illustrates why The Messenger Wanted habit pays.
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Stewart St
Soviet Polish Talks Reserve Troop Status in Poland
Moscow reports say Defense Minister Zhukov and Shepilov agreed with Gomulka to allow Soviet troops to stay in Poland while Warsaw would decide numbers and movements. Future talks to address strength and composition follow amid unrest and concerns over East European satellites and re StalInization.
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Bui
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Iraq Dictator Vows Support for West Amid Pact Controversy
Iraq's Nuri Said assures Baghdad radio that Iraq will stay in the U S backed alliance with Turkey Pakistan Iran and Britain to defend against communist aggression despite criticism from Moscow Cairo and Damascus. He accuses opponents of fabrications and seeks unity while Arab states plan strikes in solidarity with prisoners and protests of Iraq's government.
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Wwyers’ Syndicate
Electors Hold Final Vote
The 331 members of the Electoral College cast their ballots to re elect President Eisenhower. Barring surprises, Eisenhower will win with 457 electoral votes to 74 for Adlai Stevenson. The Associated Press tallies show Eisenhower 35,575,420 and Stevenson 26,033,068 with Rhode Island pending. Chow Enlai urges Burma to join hands against foreign intervention.
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Rhode Isand
Fourteen Die In Weekend Traffic Fatalities Report
The Associated Press counts fourteen deaths from traffic accidents over the weekend, with sixteen total accidental fatalities from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. Additional deaths include one fire suffocation and one railway crush.
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Infant Survives as 11 Die When Auto Hits Streamliner
An ancient passenger car plowed into the Southern Pacific Golden State Limited near Phoenix Union Station killing 11. A survivor, an 18 month old girl, suffered a fractured skull and broken jaw. The car, registered to Donald J. Hagay of Sacramento, struck at a level crossing. The train paused for two hours then continued to Chicago.
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