Yugoslavia Demands Nagy Return From Hungary or Romania
Yugoslavia sent notes to Hungary and the Soviet Union demanding that Imre Nagy be allowed to return home or seek asylum in Yugoslavia. Belgrade charged Soviet officials in Budapest blocked Hungary from honoring a safe conduct agreement and urged Moscow to ensure the accord is observed. The Yugoslav note also protested Hungary's Friday announcement that Nagy and 51 others went to Romania of their own will.
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East Digs Out Of Snow As Cold Moves In
The Associated Press report notes Erie and western New York clearing heavy snow as a broad cold wave grips the East. Temperatures fall across Maryland to 10 below zero in places, with readings from 10 to 19 above elsewhere. Snow removal by highway workers, guardsmen and volunteers surrounds Erie and nearby streets.
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Iowa Crushes Ohio State to Clinch Big Ten Title
Iowa routs Ohio State 48-8 to clinch the undisputed Big Ten championship, earning a Rose Bowl bid alongside Oregon State. Kenny Ploen led the Hawkeyes with two rushing touchdowns and a 23 yard scoring pass, while Fred Harris added two touchdowns. Notre Dame toppled by injuries as star QB Paul Hornung exited with a dislocated thumb.
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Gazette
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Southern Cal
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Notre Dame
Paul Hornung
Government Halts East Coast Gulf Dock Strike With 10 Day Injunction
A Taft Hartley 10 day injunction stops a 60,000 member ILA walkout crippling 200 ships from Maine to Texas. Union leader Bradey orders locals to resume work. Brooklyn chief Anastasia expects full resumption by Monday. Court may extend cooling off period to 80 days.
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Texas
William Bradley
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Anthony Anastasia
Frederick van Pelt Bryan
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New York Shipping Assn
U N Assembly Demands Egypt Withdrawal and E M Police Plan
The United Nations Assembly urged Britain France and Israel to withdraw from Egypt and authorized Dag Hammarskjold to deploy a Middle East police force. The body backed an Asian African resolution 63 to 5 and approved a Canada US led plan for police arrangements, with the Soviet bloc abstaining. The vote highlighted US Western allies tensions.
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Romanian Army Disarmed by Russian Occupation Forces
London reports Soviet forces moved to disarm the Romanian army as Khrushchev allegedly deemed the satellite army unreliable. A Romanian delegation led by Premier Stoica traveled to Moscow after visiting Budapest, with ministers and officials accompanying the mission amid reported armament controls and guard duties.
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London Sunday Observer
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Romania
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Chinu Stoica
Bucharest
Ager Press
Budapest
European air disasters claim 57 lives in two crashes
A Zurich to Prague Ilyushin jet with 23 aboard crashed near Schaffhausen killing all passengers and crew. Earlier, a four engine LAI flight near Paris killed 23 passengers and 10 crew, with four Americans among the dead. Conductor Guido Cantelli was among the Paris victims.
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Paris
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Arturo Tosleanini
Thanksgiving Holiday Traffic Toll Reaches 150 Deaths
United Press tally shows 150 traffic deaths during Thanksgiving, 40 above typical Thursday in November. The total holiday toll reaches 189 with 15 fire deaths, two plane crash fatalities, and 22 miscellaneous mishaps.
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United Press
National Safety Council
Huge Yule Tree Heads to White House Lawn
The 65 foot Engelmann spruce from the Lincoln National Forest in New Mexico is loaded for transport to the White House lawn in Washington. Albern Gordо Chamber of Commerce members, loggers, and Holloman Air Force Base personnel prepared the tree wrapped in burlap and wax preservative for two flatcars. President Eisenhower will light the tree on December 20 and inaugurate a Pageant of Peace with a worldwide Christmas message.
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Eisenhower
Bolshoi Romeo and Juliet Screened for Hungarian Relief
Monterey Hill Theater screens the Bolshoi Ballets Romeo and Juliet in a Monday show with all proceeds donated to Hungarian relief efforts. The Russian production from Moscow showcases a classic ballet in a benefit event.
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Japan Textile Groups Oppose U.S. Tariff Hike
Japan three major textile associations plan to appeal to President Eisenhower against the U S Tariff Commission recommendation for higher tariffs on velveteens. The appeal will be sent around Nov 28 by the Japan Cotton Spinners Association Japan Cotton Yarn and Cloth Exporters Association and Japan Spun Rayon Textiles Industry Association. They argue self restriction on exports would be ignored and warn a 50 percent production cut for the cotton industry if the raise takes effect.
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Hungarians Demonstrate at White House for Aid
About 250 Hungarians and Hungarian Americans marched in a somber funeral procession before the White House to dramatize their plea for aid to Russian occupied Hungary.
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White House
Hungary
U S Admits Secret Shortwave Sender Used in Budapest
The United States confirms it operated a secret shortwave transmitter in the Budapest legation during chaotic conditions after Soviet action. The transmitter was ceased and not in use now. Officials said it operated for only a few days to maintain contact amid disrupted Hungarian communications.
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U.S
Rottern Budapest
State Department
Eisenhower plans Augusta rest trip late this week
The White House signaled President Eisenhower may visit Augusta Georgia for a rest soon but Press Secretary Hagerty said he will not leave this weekend. The president has not vacationed since before the war and has been focused on Middle East and Hungary concerns.
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Eisenhower
Augusta
James C. ‘Hagerty
Augusta Chronicle
Middle East
Hungary
Ploen Delivers Thrilling Run as Hawkeyes Dominate Notre Dame
Iowa’s Kenny Ploen sparks a 35 to 0 victory over Notre Dame with a 32 yard first TD run and a 41 yard second TD. Don Dobrino, Fred Harris, and Randy Duncan contribute key plays. Hawkeyes resist penalties and show strong defense, while Notre Dame faces disciplined Iowa pressure throughout.
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Ploen
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Don
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