Old Fashioned Snow Storm Hits Northeast Ohio Area
A Canadian-origin storm dumped two feet of snow along a 16 mile wide band on the Lake Erie shore from Painesville to Ashtabula, stranding motorists and closing roads. Downtown Cleveland was briefly snowbound, but no deaths or injuries were reported.
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Lake
Ashtabula
Canada
Lake Erie
Ashtabula County
C. H. Blanche
Erie
Painesville
Conneaut
U. S. 20
Lake County
Cleveland
Gan
Chardon
Jefferson
U. S
Split in UN Assembly over Egypt troop withdrawal dispute
UN Assembly nears clash as British French and Israeli forces stay in Egypt. US backs Asian African resolution calling for immediate withdrawal and seeks Hammarskjold to negotiate canal clearance. Russian supports withdrawal while Britain demands UN force competence before any pullout.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Briish
Egypt
United States
Battalion Leaving Port Said in Egypt Crisis
Cairo reports Britain will withdraw one battalion almost immediately from Port Said as a token move. Keightley notes the French have already withdrawn about a third of their forces in the Suez Canal zone. The Acting Prime Minister says withdrawal will not be total until the UN Middle East police force is deemed competent to reopen the canal and keep it open to ships of all nations.
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U.S
79Nation Assembly
U. S
Henry Chot Lodge, Jr
Eisenhower
Washington
United States
India
Generi Dag Hammarskjold
Suez
Egypt
America
House of Commons
R. A. Butler
Butler
Israel
Assembly
Dmitri Shepilov
Cairo
Britain
Port Said
Dag Hammarsk
Charles Keightley
Headquar
Suez Canal Zone
Keightley
Conservatives Back Eden and Jail Prisons Feasts
Idaho Falls reports Bonneville County Jail inmates receive a Thanksgiving feast cooked by Sheriff T. Clark Olsen. In London conservatives rally behind Sir Anthony Eden amid worries of leadership, while in Port Said British forces seal off the Arab quarter following a train collision with a rock obstruction.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Bonneville County
T. Clark Olsen
London
Anthony Eden
Eden
Jama
House of Commons
Phoenixville
Reading Co
Port Said
Egypt
CIO Council Protests Proposed Seizure Law
Columbus CIO Council condemns Governor Lausches seizure plan as worsened by a 39 day phone blackout in Portsmouth and Scioto County. The group says state seizure would prolong the dispute and calls for negotiated agreements with workers and company leadership.
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Communications Workers of America
Portsmouth
Scioto County
Lausche
CIO Council
Columbus
Ohio Calla
Council
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Refugee recounts Budapest massacre on Oct. 24 during Freedom Flight
A Hungarian refugee aboard a Freedom Flight to America testified that the Oct 23 revolt in Budapest began peacefully and ended in a massacre in the main square on Oct 24. He described tanks and mass killings, saying at least 400 men women and children were mowed down. The party, arriving at McGuire Air Force Base, received meals and underwent processing before onward travel.
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Kilmer
Toaay
America
Budapest
McGuire Air Force Base
Ocroe
Immigration and Welfare Agencies
McGuire
James Sceneres
Vienna
Publisher Refused Entry to Yugoslavia
Hearst Jr traveling as a representative was denied entry into Belgrade by Yugoslav authorities with no stated reason. The State Department declined comment. In Cincinnati, 47 colleges will offer Procter & Gamble scholarships next year under the company’s educational aid program.
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Washington
William Randolph Hearst, Jr
At & Ieee
Seme Ee
Faconte
Ee Saminstry
Belgrade
Se Pecvision
Tae
State Department
Cincinnati-Ap
Procter & Gamble
Neil H. McElroy
P&g
Nagy and allies vanish after leaving Yugoslav embassy
Belgrade protested Hungary says Imre Nagy and associates who left the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest under safety guarantees have not returned home. Yugoslavia warns of a breach of good relations and international law if they are persecuted. Nagy led a brief anti-Soviet stage in Hungary before seeking refuge in Belgrade with 18 days there.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Budapest
Wclates
Dobrivoje Vidic
Fure
Hungar
Nagy
Vidie
Geza Losconci
Fer Donat Gabor Toncos
Sandor Hi Ferenc Janosi
Gyorgy Janos Selagy
Uihelst Vasarhelyi
Julia Rajk
Laszlo’ Rajk
Tito
Two Drown On Ohio River Near Marietta After Boat Capsize
An Associated Press tally covers the Thanksgiving holiday period from Wednesday evening to Thursday midnight in Ohio. Two Parkersburg men, Clyde Edwards aged 32 and Raymond Myers aged 40, died when their small boat capsized on the Ohio River about three miles south of Marietta amid icy conditions. Additional fatalities occurred on icy pavements during the stormy weather.
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Ohio
Parkersburg
W. Va
Retta
Associated Press
Clyde Edwards
Raymond Myers
Ohio River
Marietta
Turkey thrown by wife shatters kitchen window in Camden
Mrs Asa Redrow hurled the Thanksgiving turkey at her husband after repeated advice on roasting. He ducked as the bird smashed through a kitchen window. She faces an assault and battery hearing today. Temperatures remain well below normal with a cold weekend and light snow flurries predicted near Lake Erie.
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Camden
N. J
Asa
Redrow
Lake Erie
Elvis fights jealous husband in Toledo bar altercation
Elvis Presley involved in a scuffle after a jealous husband lunged at him in a downtown Toledo bar. Police say Ballint was jailed on disturbing the peace after railing at Presley during the clash as Presley and his entourage, including Scotty Moore, performed for a 13,000-strong audience at the Shalimar Room. No injuries reported.
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Toledo
Rouice
Presley
Elvis
Ballint
Perry Hotel
Lewis Ballint
Arena
Athens
William Kina
Chauncey
Walter Zalazynski
Gallipolis
Scotty Moore
Nelsonville
Kina
Pomeroy-Middleport
Thanksgiving Day 1956 Parades and Feasts Across U S
Americans celebrated Thanksgiving with church services parades and football games. President Eisenhower dined at Ft Belvoir with family as 89 games and many charitable efforts highlighted the day. Refugees arriving at Camp Kilmer received their first U S Thanksgiving with Turkey and fixings. Colorful parades drew crowds in New York Philadelphia Baltimore Detroit and other cities.
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Ft. Belvoir
Mas
John Eisehower
France
Turkey
Plymouth
Mass
Camp Kilmer
N. Ja
Budapest Strikes End as Government Says Partial Accord Reached
Budapest radio reports the Workers' Council called off the strike after a partial agreement with Janos Kadar's Soviet backed government. The walkout began after Russian troops blocked a meeting in the Budapest Sports Hall amid broader labor unrest and food shortages.
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Visna
Austria
Budapest Radio
Budapest
Imre Nagy
Workers’ Council
Kadar
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Egon Turchany
Hungary
U.S
Bruno Kreisky
Foreign Ministry
Russians Rebuke Tito Policy
Moscow dispatch reports the Soviet Communist party denouncing Yugoslav President Tito for courting international communism while taking capitalist aid. Pravda editorials claim Yugoslavia exploits bloc tensions to better its own economy in response to Tito’s November 11 speech blaming Stalinists for the Hungarian revolt.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Tito
Pravda
Yugoslavia
Pravada
Soviet Union
Pula
Hungary
Board Moves to End East Gulf Strike Under Taft Hartley Order
President Eisenhower invokes national emergency powers to push a court injunction. A three man inquiry board races to complete fact finding on the eight day waterfront strike that has idled 60,000 longshoremen and stranded ships, with government seeking an 80 day back to work order.
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Washington
East Gulf Coast
Eisenhower
Atta
White House
Justice Department
10000 Farm Animals Compete At International Live Stock Show
CHICAGO the International Live Stock Exposition opened its nine day run with more than 10000 farm animals from 32 states and Canada competing for 100000 in prizes. The vast International Amphitheater and nearby Union Stockyards housed animals as gates opened.
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Chicago
States
Canada
International Amphitheater
Union Stockyards
Farm Offered To Refugees In Kansas City Area
Kansas City electrician Hubert Bray and his wife plan to offer a 360 acre Missouri Ozarks farm rent free to a Hungarian refugee family. The property includes 40 acres tillable, a house for five, a barn and two poultry houses. Bray said the gesture honors freedom and supports those who fought for it.
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Kansas City
Kan
Hubert Bray
Bray
Missouri Ozarks
Labor official predicts automation reshaping U S work force
Ewan Clague, commissioner of labor statistics, told a conference the U S labor picture will shift as automation and technology replace unskilled labor and some semi skilled clerical work. He warned of future displacements but urged expanded training and education to prepare workers.
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Eal
Cas Ae
Coanaes
Ewan Clague
Farm Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Ers
U. S
National Council For the Sec
Secretarie
Clague
Toof U.S
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