Congress Set for Similar 1950 Like Debates in 1957
The piece forecasts a 1957 Congress shaped by a thin Democratic Senate and a slightly larger House coalition with Republicans and conservative Southern Democrats. It notes Eisenhower’s push for domestic reforms, renewed foreign aid fights spurred by Suez, and ongoing battles over school construction and Taft-Hartley reforms, with Powell’s race cited as a key rider issue.
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Oie
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
UN Canal Police Delayed in Italy
A 12 man UN observer team from Norway Denmark Sweden and Australia landed at Port Said to monitor a cease fire in the Suez Zone but the airlift of police to Cairo was postponed due to flight schedules. The force may total up to 10 000. timing remains unsettled as Egypt negotiates terms with the UN secretary general Dag Hammarskjold.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Port Said
Canal Zone
Haifa
Palestine
Capodichino
Italy
Cairo
Norway
Denmark
Colombia
Middle East
Hammarskjold
Britain
E. L. M Turns
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Burns
Israel
New York
Cioto
Jakarta
Indonesia
Portsmouth
Darul Islam
Egyot
West Java
Tignals
Hinkley Hollow
Scioto County
Gruenther Warns West of Swift Retaliation Against USSR
Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, outgoing NATO commander, warned the Soviet Union that any attack on the West would trigger instant retaliation and that Russia would be destroyed. He spoke at a farewell news conference noting rockets cannot destroy the Atlantic Alliance’s ability to retaliate. He retires Dec. 31 and becomes president of the American Red Cross Jan. 1.
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Paris
Alfred M. Gruenther
NATO
Soviet Union
West
Russia
Egypt
Gruenther
Army
American Red Cross
Marines Open Atomic Warfare Battle at Camp Lejeune
Twenty thousand Marines deploy inland to retake Camp Lejeune using scatter and launch tactics. The five day operation spans a 200 square mile area and stresses small units to limit atomic retaliation impact.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
Lejeune
Camp Bayliss
Four Killed In Accident Identified
Four persons killed in a two-vehicle crash on state Route 7 near Cedar Bluff were listed as J. J. Cooper 68, Mary C. Cooper 21, Danny Cox 13, and Michael Cox 3. Their car collided with another auto and a potato truck, sending debris and injuring Pauline Cooper Cox who remained in poor condition. Olivia Virginia Cox 8 was unharmed and in good condition at Camden Clarke Hospital.
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Coolville
Cedar Bluff
J. J. Cooper
Mary C. Cooper
Danny Cox
Michael
John J. Elias
Pauline Cooper Cox
Parkersburg
Camden-Clark Hospital
Olivia Virginia
Route 7
Texas Shrimp Boat Captain Allegedly Shot by Mexican Gunboat
Brownsville Texas reports say the shrimp boat Pescador with captain wounded is en route to Tampico under armed Mexican escort. Owner John Santos Carinhas said a radio report claimed the Mexican gunboat forced the vessel toward Tampico for medical aid for skipper Tom Wilson. The gunboat identified as G2 allegedly fired about 11 miles off the coast. Texas fishermen deny shooting. Coast Guard cutters pursued with a plan to evacuate the captain if needed.
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Brownsville
Tex
Tampico
Mexico
John Santos Carinhas
Tom Wilson
Carinhas
Charles Wilson
Can
Texas Saamp
Wilson
Coast Guard
Linton
Browns
Critic Promises Bipartisan Foreign Policy Rise
Senator Morse expresses optimism for bipartisan foreign policy after a secret briefing with top officials including Hoover Dulles Radford Fleming and 11 Foreign Relations Committee members. Democrats press UN reliance while fearing Soviet moves in Egypt and potential U S military response. no plans for Big Three conference.
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Morse
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hoover
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Arthur Fleming
Office of Defense Mobilization
United Nations
Egypt
Sen. Fulbright
D-Ark
U. S
Middle East
Britain
France
Murray Snyder
White House
Officials Probe Ciney Blaze Eight Die in Cincinnati Fire
Police and fire investigators questioned a west end man about the Mt. Auburn apartment fire that killed seven children and a mother. Officials deem the deaths accidental while considering a slim arson possibility and work to identify the building owner.
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Cincinnati
West End
James Hassett
City Fire Prevention Bureau
Mt. Auburn
Forest Fires Sweep Ohio Amid Dry Weather
Ohio fire hazards rose with strong winds and dry conditions as the Division of Forestry reported 15 fires in one day burning about 200 acres.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Division of Forestry
Boots and Beagles Sold By Sheridan Offer
Sheridan of The Plains invited buyers to bring boots and try out his beagles including two good broke dogs and a young night dog. He claimed to have sold all his dogs and his brothers as well, then canceled the ad after one insertion.
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Jen Leo Sheridan
Jet
Lino Sheridan
Ean St
the Plains
Fire Wrecks Kentucky Gasoline Storage Plant
A major fire at the Texrico Distributing Co. gasoline storage plant in Maysville Kentucky was controlled early today after burning from about 11 p.m. Monday. Three fire companies fought the blaze as tanks exploded and two truck drivers reported escaping flames. Loss was estimated at 100000 if all tanks failed.
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Maysville
Texrco Distributing Co
Milton C. Russell
R. M. Boty
Ward Colley
Columbus
Ohio
Colley
Boty
Rebels Ignore Red Work Plea In Hungary Stand
Report from Vienna describes Hungarian protests against Soviet occupation as a nationwide strike despite hunger and bombardment. Soviet troops patrol cities as Nagy seeks international support while many rebels retreat to embassies. Food aid arrives via Red Cross convoy as pockets of resistance persist.
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Janos Kadar
Budapest
Communist Party
Nikito Khrushchev
Hunarian
Kadar
Associated Press
Endre Marton
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Popular Front
Nagy
Moscow
Red Cross
Hungary Rejects UN Observers Over Elections Crisis
Hungary's Soviet-installed government refuses UN observer access as the UN General Assembly opens amid calls to investigate Soviet actions and press for free elections in Hungary. Istvan Sebes says the matter is internal and troops were sent at Budapest's request, complicating the assembly's scheduling.
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United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
Budapest
Middle East
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Istvan Sebes
Hungary
Dag Hammarskjold
Sebes
Emergency Assembly
December Draft Calls For 1060 Inductions In Ohio
Ohio indicates 1060 inductions in December with 27 more than November. Registrants must be 22 by December 12. Counties listed Athens Gallia Hocking Jackson Meigs Vinton and Washington report inductions. Huk movement declares large surrender near Manila Bacoor ending eight-year struggle.
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Volumbus
Ohio
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Vinton
Washington
Manila
Bacoor
Mania
State Board Names Harold Vincent Ohio Public Instruction Chief
The Ohio State Board of Education selected Harold Vincent of Milwaukee Wisconsin as superintendent of public instruction. He will earn 25000 dollars annually and must be released by Milwaukee before final appointment. Vincent, 56, former Canton and Akron educator, has a five year contract and will assume office next July. The board also approved grants for North Gallia District and Eastern Local in Meigs County to fund new schools. Vincent and his family reside in Ohio birth and education include Greenville College and Western Reserve University.
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State Board of Education
Harold Vincent
Millwaukee
Wis
Ohio
Vincent
Akron
Milwaukee
North Gallia
Gallias
Meigs County
Greenville College
Greenville, Ill
Univate University
Mar Uette University
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Canton Lore
Minauien
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