Arabs Campaign for UN Talks on Algeria War
Tunisia urged the UN General Assembly to call for negotiations between France and Algerian nationalists to end the war. An Asian African resolution backing talks was expected in the Political Committee. Morocco and Tunisia leaders offered help to France and the National Liberation Front for a just solution.
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Tunisia
UN General Assembly
Algeria
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Renani Cline Pwrenemaine Ace
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Lumisian
Washington
Christian Pineau
France
Felix Gaillard
Mohammed V
Morocco
Habib Bourguiba
Algerian Front of National Liberation
Satellite's Rocket Will Be Visible
Baltimore reports the small test satellite set for launch December 4 will not be naked eye visible but its five foot long third stage rocket will be seen. The Martin Co produced the rocket and released pictures showing the 6.4 inch four pound test sphere mounted on the rocket.
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United States
Vanguard
Martin Co
Newspaperman Dies in Ohio Valley Veteran Mc Williams
Funeral services for W Harold Mc Williams a longtime Ohio Valley newspaperman are held in Morristown Ohio this afternoon.
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Wheeling
W. Va
W. Harold McWilliams
Ohio Valley
Morristown
Ohio
UK Press backs U S bomb carrier flights with H bombs
In Britain Labour critics question U S bomber flights carrying nuclear weapons. Prime Minister Macmillan defended safety measures saying bombs arrive in parts and cannot explode if planes crash. Daily Mirror backed precaution as justified amid world tensions.
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London
U. S
Britain
Daily Mirror
Independent
Labor Party
House of Commons
Selwyn Lloyd
Macmillan
Hugh Gaitskell
Winter Cold Snap Hits Plains With Subzero Lows
Strong winds up to 50 mph push cold air into the north and central Plains. Temperatures plunge to 10 to 15 below zero, with northern Minnesota and northeast North Dakota facing -10 to -15. Zero readings possible as far south as northern Iowa and South Dakota by Saturday. Northerly winds 35 to 50 mph accompany the freeze amid mixed national weather.
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Weather Bureau
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North Dakota
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Commander Jowdy Takes Command at Lockbourne AFB
Col W J Jowdy, new base commander at Lockbourne AFB, succeeds at the Ohio installation after serving as commander at Sondrestrom Air Force Base in Maine.
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Columbus
Col. W. J. Jowdy
Sondrestom Air Force Base
Maine
Lockbourne Afb
Well-Considered Document Defends Discrimination Clauses
Colorado Springs report by the National Interfraternity Conference names 63 U S campuses where antidiscrimination agitation is practiced The committee calls efforts to reduce Greek-letter societies to impotence or elimination an organized threat The General Assembly of over 700 students alumni from 161 national fraternities will vote on the report Francis S Van Derbur called it a well considered document by leading fraternity minds
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Colorado Springs
Colo
National Interfraternity Conference
U. S
General Assembly
Francis S. van Derbur
Denver
Kefauver Says Missile Testimony Shows Worsening Gap
Sen. Kefauver says three days of missile and satellite probe testimony reveal the United States has fallen behind the Soviet Union in key scientific military fields. He cites alarming CIA briefings and a need for increased funding and effort in missiles, satellites, and scientific education.
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Washington
Kefauver
D-Tenn
U.S
U. S
Russia
Subcommittee
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Thanksgiving Sidelights Highlight Helpers and Harvest
Thanksgiving stories from Philadelphia Houston and Electra depict aid to a homeless family after a house fire and a Korean orphan finding welcome. In Electra Texas farmers, students and merchants harvest cotton despite weather, hoping to salvage up to 75 percent of the crop.
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Texas
Electra
Blind Vet Delivers Five From Burning Philadelphia Flats
A blind veteran from Philadelphia who lost sight in a 1945 France minefield explosion crawled through a blazing building on Thursday to wake five people in adjacent apartments and ensure their escape.
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Philadelphia
France
Live Stock Exposition Opens Today in Chicago
The 58th International Live Stock Exposition opens with youth leading the parade. Penn State's collegians previously won the grand champion steer and a 14 year old Beiseker Alberta lad won top wheat. Entries from 36 states and three Canadian provinces exceed 11,000 with $100,000 in prizes at stake.
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Chicago
Penn State University
Jerry Leiske
Beiseker
Alberta
Penn State
International Amphitheater
William E. Ogilvie
States
California Brush Fire Near Los Angeles Brought Under Control
A large brush and timber fire in the San Gabriel Mountains, four miles from foothill communities near Los Angeles, was brought under control. About 1000 men remained on the lines as meals were served, with some dinners flown by helicopter to crews on remote ridges.
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Los Angeles
San Gabriel Mountains
Federal Roads Built in Ohio Report
The Bureau of Public Roads announced 26.7 miles of federal interstate highway were constructed in Ohio as of Oct. 31. The project cost $10,989,000 with the government paying $6,816,000.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Ohio
Thanksgiving holiday traffic toll rises with 15 deaths
The Associated Press reports 15 people died in 30 hours during Thanksgiving travel. The toll, all accidental, included a cab driver and passenger killed north of Dayton. Previous weekends saw four, six, and eleven deaths respectively, with only one multi fatality.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Weather forecast for Ohio and West Virginia
OHIO partly cloudy with rain or snow and a touch colder tonight and Saturday. Low 34 to 38, high 44 to 45. WEST VIRGINIA some cloudiness and cooler tonight with a low of 30 to 35, Saturday cloudy windy and colder with snow flurries mainly north and west.
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Albuquerque
Boston
de Cleveland
Des Moines
Grand Rapids
Kansas City
Anne
Lamiasville
Miami
St. Paul
New York
Omaha
San Diego
Isco
San
Eisenhower to speedily resume duties with Gettysburg trip
President Eisenhower, announced as fully cleared for travel, begins a weekend drive to Gettysburg with his wife from the White House. Doctors describe his recovery as excellent and anticipate several weeks of rest before a full return to work. A cabinet meeting is planned Monday and briefings for Congress next week.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
White House
Gettysburg
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhowers
Hagerty
Labor unions push for Ohio minimum wage and labor act plan
The United Organized Labor of Ohio steering committee says unions may seek a constitutional amendment for a state minimum wage law and a state labor relations act. The group, including the Ohio CIO Council and United Mine Workers, also opposes a proposed right to work amendment.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Organized Labor of Ohio
Ohio Cio Council
Ohio State Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers and Railroad Brotherhoods
Etna Reawakens Yet Again in Sicily
Catania reports Etna volcano activity resuming after a period of dormancy. Authorities monitor emissions and possible lava flow as residents brace for renewed seismic signs and potential evacuations.
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Catania
Sicily
Etna
Nixon Ready to Go Paris NATO Summit Delegation
The White House weighs a Nixon assignment to lead the U S delegation at the Paris NATO summit next month as the vice president signals readiness. The NATO Council in Paris expressed satisfaction Nixon would head the American delegation while final decision awaited.
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White House
Nixon
Eisenhower
NATO
Paris
NATO Council
Vie Council
Rriday
Mohammed V
Morocco
U.S
Sherman Adams
United State
United States
King Mohammed Returns to Address Ifni Conflict During U.S. Visit
In Williamsburg the Moroccan king refocused from sightseeing to the Ifni war, consulting Col. Moulay Hafid and aides after talks with Secretary of State Dulles. The monarch, 48, is on a 16 day U.S. tour with plans to confer on fighting sparked by Moroccan Liberation Army raids near the 741 square mile enclave.
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Williamsburg
Mohammed V
Morocco
Ifni
Hammed
Washington
Moulay Hafid
Rabat
Mohammed
Nixon
Dulles
Hamid
Moulay Hassan
Hafid
Dallas
Muhammed
United States
Atlantic
Ifan
Morocccan Liberation Army
German Danish Navies To Defend Norway
A Norwegian military source said Danish and German naval forces will take over joint defense of southern Norway. Norway’s small navy will be concentrated in the far north to defend the country.
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Oslo
Norway
Professors To Meet Columbus Ohio Utilities Engineers
Representatives of Ohio electricity utilities and university engineering professors will meet in Columbus on December 2 and 3 to explore opportunities for engineers in the electric utility industry. Attendees include professors from Ohio Kentucky Indiana Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Texas mother walks 387 miles for son cleared of murder
Mrs Manuela R Carreon 46 from Texas City sets out from Galveston to Mission de San Juan seeking forgiveness and praying for her son Alfonso Carreon Jr who was acquitted of murder in a tavern knife incident. She travels in rain with an imitation leopard jacket and will rest each night as darkness falls.
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Tex
Suzanne Soupiset
San Antonio
R. P. Soupiset
Kang Kyung Hel
Korea
E. C. George
Alvin
Manuela R. Carreon
Texas
Galveston
Angleton
Alfonso Carreon, Jr
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