Suez Crisis Deepens US UK France Struggle
The report outlines US officials viewing the Egyptian invasion as damaging and risky, with Britain and France seeking to regain control of the Suez Canal while facing Soviet pressure. Dag Hammarskjold leads UN mediation as Soviet demands for Egypt's pre invasion borders intensify, and notes from Bulganin complicate efforts in the Middle East crisis.
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Suez
Canarana
Soviet Union
Britain
France
United States
Washington
London
Egypt
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Israel
Hammarskjold
UN 1
Naples
Actio
Suez Canal Zone
Abu Sucher
Scassia
Buls
Brita
Suez Canal
Canal
Est
Mediterranean
Sinai Peninsula
Bulganin
Owever
Hammarskijold
Forein
Nasser
Burganin
Addie East
Homes Periled By Vinton Fire
A large forest blaze southwest of McArthur threatened fiveVinton County homes as firefighters battled eight to nine fires Thursday. Rescue crews from McArthur, Allensville and Hocking rallied with OU students and prisoners to contain the flames, aided by air patrols and backfires. Smoke was spotted at Reid Hill Tower and the fire was under control by nightfall amid dry, windy conditions.
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Vinton County
McArthur
Allensville
R. B. Redett
Logan
Edward Chesser
Robert Marshal
William Doulas
Harry Atwood
Stanley Graves
Wes McFadden
Raysville
Douglas
Reid Hill
Thesser
Dick Sherman
George Irvine
Charles Kittle
McArthur Fire Department
Hocking
Ohio University
Arnold D. Elser
Athens
Chesser
Fort Best
Zaleski Forest
Ohio
Robert O'Donnell
Tison County
Adams County
Gallia County
O O'Donnell
Solon Urges UN Hearing for Hungarian Rebels
Sen Olin B Johnston urges the United Nations to hear two Hungarian freedom fighters recount the bloody Soviet crush of the Budapest revolt. A masked refugee testified that Soviet tanks killed protesters at Parliament House on Oct 24 while another masked witness denied foreign involvement in the uprising.
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Washington
Olin B. Johnston
D-Sc
United Nations
Johnston
Senate
Internal Security
Parliament House
Budapest
Hungary
Arpad Halafi
Istvan Laszlo
United States
Anger Sparks House Blaze Kills Eight in Arson Attack
Lee Redmon, 29, confessed to starting a fatal blaze in a three story brick building after quarrelling with Mrs. Obnetta Clark. Eight people died, seven children and one adult, with Mrs. Clark and two others escaping. Redmon faces eight murder charges and one arson count. An earthquake of magnitude five rattled Holister and nearby towns with no damage reported.
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UN Cinari
Arinur
Lee Redmon
Thomas Faragheraid
Arso
Redmon
Rednan
Obnetta Clark
Holister
Paso Robles
San Luis Obispo
11 year old girl fatally shot in freak hunting accident
In Ohio's 1956 hunting opener a high school girl Shirley Erb died after her rifle discharged while climbing a wire fence on a farm near Paris Stark County deputies said she was living with her brother in law and sister at the Wheeler property. Dozens injured in state wide incidents including a Springfield pellet wound and a buckshot injury near Central State College.
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Columbus
Ohio
Shirley Erb
Minerva High School
Fenc
Stark County Sheriff's
John Wheeler Jr
Paris
Wheeler
Maude Wheeler
Canton
Stark County
Julius Gruese Daron
Springfield
Dewey Mayab
London
Curtis Bowman
Wilberforce
Central State College
Green County Sherif
James L. Smith
Xenia
Ralph" Newsom
Zanesville
Robert Guard
Rebels Demand Nagy Return Before Talks On Power
Hungary's leaders outline a three stage troop withdrawal and coalition talks while youth leaders insist Imre Nagy be restored to power. Kadar seeks non communist support as troops begin to withdraw. rail links and general strike create economic strain amid uncertain concessions.
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Ondapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Imre Nagy
Nagy
Kadar
Central Council of Workers
Russia
Moscow
Vienna
Frrenc Szabo
Istvan
Bibo
Zoltan Tildy
Bela Kovacs
Soviet Union
Siberia
Debut for Columbus Girl Self-Taught Ice Skater Debra Williams
Debbie Williams a Columbus child aged three, taught herself to ice skate since age two, is set to debut next month with the Ice Vogues Co in Allentown Pennsylvania. Parents Johnny and Pat Williams are professional skaters touring with the show.
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Olumbus
Columbus
Debbie Williams
Irce
Debbie
Johnny
Pat
Williams
Johnnys
Peter Cottonail
Chiago
Ham
H E
J Debbie
Allentown
Ice Vogues Co
Cleveland Papers Near Wage Settlement End of Strike
Mayor Celebrezze mediates as Press Plain Dealer and News reach tentative wage deals. Typographical union to vote on a contract covering 520 composing room workers with $4.50 weekly raise plus $3.59 next year. Guild pact for 100 editorial and commercial staff includes raises up to 6.50 first year and 2.80 second year. Newsprint to resume Monday if votes approve.
Slayer Seeks New Trial In Six Year Old Murder Case
Jomer Jack Dean, a former West Virginian, was found guilty of first degree murder on Oct. 20, 1950, in the slaying of Elmo C. Rice of Clintonville. He seeks a new trial based on what his attorney calls new evidence, while a court affidavit quotes the slain man’s wife saying she cannot stand to see him lie.
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Wolumbud
Jomer Jack Dean
West
Mexican airliner crash kills 25 near Salina Grande
MANAGUA Nicaragua Thursday crash of a four engine Aerovias Guest Airline jet bound from Panama to Mexico City killed 25 people including one American. The flight carried 20 passengers and five crew members. The crash occurred near the Salina Grande resort town with no cause yet determined.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Aerovias
Panama
Mexico City
R ‘Esort
Salina Grande
Hungarians Seek U S Asylum After Ship Jump Incident
Six Hungarian seamen deserted a ship near Beirut on Thursday night and sought asylum at the American Embassy in Beirut. Their spokesman said they refused to return to a country that has again lost its liberty.
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Beirut
Lebanon
United States
Southern Coal Miners Hold 15th Convention
Southern coal producers met in Huntington W Va for the 15th annual convention of their association. The gathering includes 275 member companies and mines more than one third of the nation’s coal. M J Ankeny chief of the U S Bureau of Mines will be the afternoon speaker. Morning session highlights cover the state of affairs in the coal industry from association president Joseph E Moody and secretary Walter R Thurmond.
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Huntington
Uh— Southern Coal Producers
Lidh Mine
M. J. Ankeny
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Joseph E. Moody
Walter R. Thurmond
Milk Sales To Reach Record Levels In 1957
The department projects milk production by dairy farmers will hit a record high in 1957, with output between 129 and 130 billion pounds, about 2 billion more than 1956. The forecast reflects stronger demand and higher farm yields.
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Culture Department
Polish Leader Reports Soviet Reign of Terror
In Warsaw a Polish Communist leader describes Soviet terror under Moscow and the secret police. He cites kidnappings, forced lunacy, and torture at Tworki asylum, alleging 300000 copies of the session record sold quickly. He blames Stalinist doctrine for prioritizing the party over people and calls for more restraint among Communists.
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Warsaw
Poland
Leon Wudski
Polish Communist Party
Moscow
Central Committee
Kremlin
Wudski
Jacob Berman
Secret Police
Boleslaw Bierut
Wudskiid
Tworki
U. S
Knowland Attacks India's China Seating Stance at UN
At the United Nations in New York, Sen. Knowland criticizes India's push for a full Assembly debate on seating Red China. The U.S. backed by Britain and Commonwealth nations opposed the Soviet-India effort and favored voting to drop the issue for this session. Menon and Krishna Menon are cited as leading the Indian line supporting the Soviet drive to seat Communist China.
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United Nations
N. Y
Red China
General Assembly
Sen
Knowland
R-Caim
I Tay World Organization
Cetenegl
United States
Britain
Commonwealth
Eader
U.S. Senate
Thina
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
China
Dock strike idles 60000 as ILA walkout halts Atlantic ports
New York and other Atlantic and Gulf ports halt activity as 60 000 dock workers walk out. The five day forecast shows below normal temperatures with light precipitation and a cold period ahead. Negotiations between the International Longshoremen's Association and New York Shipping Association resume after the midnight strike.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
New Orleans
Boston
Philadelphia
International Longshoremen's Association
Port of
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
ILA
New York Ipping Assn
Mamoru Shigemitsu
France
Soviet Union
Ion
Diet
Woman fined for interfering with city dog catcher in Wouldville
A year-old woman, Bea trice Alfred, was fined $10 in municipal court for acting as a Paul Revere for dogs. Court testimony stated she ran through a neighborhood rapping on doors and shouting that dog catchers were coming and to call in their dogs.
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Wouldville
Paul Revere
Beatrice Alfred
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