Israel Withdraws Third Brigade From Egypt Near Suez Canal
Israel informed the United Nations it has withdrawn a third brigade from Egypt and will pull back all forces 31 miles from the Suez Canal by Monday morning. Abba Eban said substantial withdrawals have occurred, with no Israeli forces within about 50 kilometers of the canal by December 3, and cooperation offered to UN Burns on troop dispositions.
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Pierre J. Huss
United Nations, N. Y
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United Nations
Egypt
Suez Canal
Canal
Dag Hammarskjold
Abba Eban
E. L. M. Burns
U.N
Hammarskjold
Eban
Burns
R. A. Keeler
Panama Canal
Suez Sea
Britain
Town Rushes Deposits To Back Banker In Ellenville
In Ellenville New York townspeople rushed to deposit money at Home National Bank after bank president William R Rose was arrested on federal charges. Rose a 51 year old wealthy bachelor denied wrongdoing saying he moved funds to help two firms and boost the community. The town praised him as a public benefactor while the bank faced its busiest deposit day in memory.
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Ellenville
N. Y
William R. Rose
U. S. Attorney’s
New York City
Ellenvillians
Rose
Eugene Glusker
Glusker
Batista Cracks Down in Cuba
SANTIAGO Cuba UP Cuban President Fulgencio Batista suspended constitutional guarantees in four provinces and sent 600 combat trained troops to quell a revolt. At least 10 believed killed and more than 30 wounded in two days of violence. One killed and seven wounded in six hours of fighting.
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Santiago
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Lift Lets 1041-Pound Man Board Plane for TV Tour
Robert E Hughes a 1041 pound sideshow attraction was lifted onto a Slick Airways DC-6 at Lambert Field to travel to New York for television appearances. He arrived by charter ambulance from Hannibal Missouri after obtaining Civil Aeronautics Board permission.
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St, Louis
INL
Robert E. Hughes
New York
Lambert St. 4
Hughes
St. Louis
Hannibal
Civil Aeronautics Board
Airplane mishaps stall U S Antarctic buildup at pole
McMurdo Antarctica AP A string of crashes slows American base construction as a C124 Globemaster bringing technicians from New Zealand crashes on the ice runway. Pilot Capt Warren J Fair injured and a civilian technician hurt as two prior Globemasters already suffer damage.
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Mcmurdo
Antarctica
South Pole
U.S. Air Force
New Zealand
Antarctic
Pole Land
Warren J. Fair
Greenville
S.C
James R. Farlow
San Bernardino
Calif
United States
Sound
Bay
Seabees
Pole
Fuel and Food Hoarded Across Western Europe Says AP
Western Europe faces a wave of hoarding as oil supplies tighten and fears grow of a cold costly winter. The United States pledges more oil but officials warn relief will arrive only late in the year. Britain plans Dec 17 gasoline rationing and reports shortages while others cut consumption and impose bans and quotas.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Europe
United States
Britain
Ministry of Fuel and Power
The
Automobile Association
Couple Accused of Mulching Blind Widow of $3,000
Hillsboro Missouri AP reports farm couple Mr and Mrs Barney Finchem charged with defrauding a blind widow Rose Marie Tilker of 3000 dollars. They are jailed in connection with the death of 74 year old Fred Geste mer found on the farm. Prosecutor Stewart O'Brien said a 2000 dollar down payment came from Tilker and the investigation continues.
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Hillsboro
Barney Finchem
Stewart O’brien
Finchems
Rose Marie Tilker
Fred Gestemer
O'Brien
Gestemér
US complains to Pakistan over aid material bungling
The Times of Karachi reports that the United States has complained to Pakistan about gross inefficiency and bungling in the use of American aid materials.
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Karachi
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Times of
U.S
Pakistan
Rebels Guarded as Soviet Forces Surround Hungarian City
Soviet troops surround 3,000 Hungarian rebel students and workers near Mount Mecsek in south Hungary. Handwritten leaflets calling for armed resistance spread in Budapest and other cities as tensions rise over Nagy’s fate and Yugoslav involvement.
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Mount Mecsek
Louth
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Pecs
Buda
Nagy
Moscow
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kadar
Russia
Miskolc
Red Republic
Menninger On Mental Health Every Person Faces Problems
AP reports Dr. William C. Menninger of the Menninger Clinic says mental health issues touch all people. He notes about one in one experiences emotional disturbance, with common symptoms including anxiety, suspicion, fear, and marital or work troubles. He cites four million problem drinkers and 1.75 million yearly serious crimes as indicators of widespread mental ill health.
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Frank Carey
AP Science Reporter
Washington (Ap
William C. Menninger
Oe Menninger Clinic
Topeka
Anaes Association For Mental Earth
Iraq suspends Parliament to check debate
Royal decree in Bagdad suspends parliament for one month freezing political activity. Premier Said seeks to stave off debate on the Middle East crisis as martial law is proclaimed to protect army rear lines and join Jordan in a common defense of the Arab states. Damascus radio attacks intensify amid concerns over Syria and Communist moves in Damascus.
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Iraq
Faisal II
Said
Middle East
Said — Faisal
Jordan
Syria
Damascus
Egypt
Bagdad J
Russian troops reported moving into Red Bulgaria near Turkey
Istanbul reports say additional Russian troops have entered satellite Bulgaria by ship and reinforced Soviet detachments near the Turkish border. Observers in Edirne claim troops crossed the Black Sea to Varna. Turkish authorities deny frontier clashes.
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Edirne
Adrianople
Turkey
Red Bulgaria
Balkan
Black Sea
Russia
Varna
Propose 3 Minute Silent Protest Across States
NORWALK Conn UP A proposal for a three minute silent protest against Soviet tyranny spread nationwide. Four states Alaska and many cities agreed to halt all activity at noon Monday with Maine Virginia South Carolina and Kansas joining Norwalk officials. Telegrams went to 48 governors requesting cooperation.
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Conn
Alaska
Maine
Virginia
South Carolina
Kansas
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Atlanta
Portland
Ore
Sacramento
Jaycees Send Live Baby Pig to Dying Wisconsin Boy
Dale Nadwocki, six, of Menomonee Falls, who is dying of cancer, will receive a live baby pig as an early Christmas present. The Minnesota Ch I Chamber of Commerce volunteer group, led by Val Chilsen Merrill, arranged for the pig to be delivered to Dale by Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning. The gesture was prompted by Dale’s two Christmas wishes, the pig and feeling better.
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Merrill
Wis
Dale Nadwocki
Menomonee Falls
Val Chilsen Merrill
Wisconsin Junior Chambers of Commerce
Jaycees
Dale
Nadwocki
Stanley Nadwocki
Western Powers Seek Unity Over Syria Crisis Arab Rift
London and Paris prepare major withdrawals from Egypt as Western unity tightens. Britain and France seek to calm tensions with Iraq and Syria while Eisenhower offers oil for Europe amid Soviet arms concerns and Arab state instability. The Soviet deny selling oil, and Syria accuses Western powers of aggression.
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Middle East
Syria
Britain
France
Egypt
Eisenhower
Western
Europe
United States
Nuri Said
Iraq
Georgia Fears Bus Boycott Over Integration Ruling
Atlanta Attorney General Eugene Cook warned that enforcing the Supreme Court ban on segregation in transit could trigger a large white boycott of buses in Georgia. He criticized Attorney General Brownell for plans to discuss enforcing the ruling with district attorneys and warned of possible corporate prosecutions and public fee actions.
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Atlanta
Eugene Cook
Supreme Court
Herbert Brownell
Cook
Brownell
Zhukov Awarded Lenin Order on 60th Birthday
Moscow Soviet defense chief Marshal Georgi Zhukov received the Order of Lenin on his 60th birthday. The ceremony highlighted his long service and leadership in the Soviet military.
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Georgi Zhukov
Order of Lenin
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