Arab WorldWeighs New Alignments Over Syria Crisis
The Gazette Leased Wires reports rising Arab unease as Soviet influence grows in Syria. Lebanon arrests 23 people over bombings, with four arms caches found. Iraq protests Damascus broadcasts and seeks American weapons. Turkey recalls its minister amid anti-British rhetoric. Egypt is accused of stirring trouble with Communist help. Premier Nabutsi moves to end Jordan Britain ties as Syria faces a pro Soviet military faction. Soviet media blames the U S for provocations, while Hungary tightens crackdowns after Nagy call for change.
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Egypt
Britain
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Prospects Rise For Blaze Halt In Ramowna Calif
Firefighters battled a forest and brush blaze in Ramowna California with feverish determination. The fire has claimed lives and officials said conditions could improve if winds lessen, with containment possible by midweek.
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Refugees Report 20 Slain at Hungarian Austrian Border
TISENSTADT Austria refugees reaching freedom recount seeing at least 20 bodies of would be escapees shot and left along fields near Rechnitz in Hungary opposite the Austrian border. They say the victims were shot a few hundred feet inside Hungarian territory and that Russians ordered Hungarian authorities not to bury them to deter further escape.
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Austria
Buesus
Hungary
Bar Dey
Rechnitz
Ten Americans Die in Caracas Plane Crash
A Venezuelan airliner on a New York to Caracas flight crashed near Caracas airport killing all 25 aboard. Ten passengers were Americans including Charles Peete of Portsmouth Virginia his wife and three children. Other Americans named Robert Bernard Benjamin Regan Evans Thompson John Zlock and Helen Strom. The Constellation carried 18 passengers and seven crew.
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Venezuela
New York
Constellation
Charles Peete
Portsmouth
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Robert Bernard
Pawtucket
R.l
Benjamin Regan
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Wis
Evans Thompson
Youngstown
Ohio
John Zlock
Nesquehoning
Helen Strom
Labor and Premier Clash Over Hungary Rebuild Efforts
A Budapest Workers' Council member said Premier Janos Kadar faces the task of reorganizing Hungary's shattered economy with workers in open opposition. The Soviet-supported premier reportedly rejected all demands of the council spokesman.
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Budapest
Workers’ Council
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Hungarian Baby Left at Border
An 8 month old Hungarian refugee child was left with an Austrian frontier guard while the father crossed back to Hungary to fetch his pregnant wife. He never returned and authorities do not know the child’s name as the area was sealed by Russian troops.
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Eisenstadt
Austria
Hungary
Fishermen Missing After Malaya Storm Strikes Coast
More than 200 Chinese and Malayan fishermen are missing after a one mile per hour gale hit the east coast of southern Malaya Monday. British search planes aided recovery efforts, 15 bodies were found, beaches and sea littered with smashed traps and boats.
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Malaya
Ispattinar
Dixie School Strife Flares At Clinton High
In Clinton Tennessee a group of white students disrupted an integrated Clinton High School rally Tuesday and two Black pupils left early claiming harassment. Principal Brittain asked police to patrol the campus as anti Negro activity rises after the Kasper riot verdict.
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Clinton, Tenn
Integralsd
Clinton High School
D. J. Brittain
Munday
John Kasper
Plan to Eliminate All Guarded Crossings on Primary Roads
Iowa Highway Commission official says a survey is under way to rank crossings for elimination. Safety Engineer W. G. Price notes funding will be phased and cites recent accidents including a Sivourney family tragedy. He also supports a bill to grant power to regulate suburban speed limits.
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Iowa Highway Commission
W. G. Price
Intern Committee
Price
Sivourney
New Story City
Cedar Rapids
Mitchell Urges States to Enact Modern Welfare Laws
Secretary of Labor Mitchell told the International Association of Government Labor Officials that states must pass modern unemployment compensation and workmen's compensation laws or face federal action. He cited Eisenhower standards and noted benefits have not kept pace with wages, with weekly pay in 26 weeks and rising from 19.66 to 26.38 dollars.
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Miami Beach
Secretary of Labor
Mitchell
Eisenhower
International Association of Government Labor Officials
Department of Labor
Language Barrier Foils His Holdup
In Springfield Ghia a man attempted a hold up at Mrs. Carmettes candy store. He asked for money and papers or wrote a note to the clerk who laughed and returned it saying she cannot read English. The note with the demand was tossed aside. The clerk, born in Springfield and educated in Greece, passed the read message to the next customer. The note read This is a hold up.
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Springfield
Ghia
John Carmettes
Airlincs Contract Teaches Pay Hike for Ground Staff
Negotiations for Eastern Air Lines and the AFL-CIO International Machinists Union yield a one year agreement with pay increases of 13 to 27 cents per hour for about 14 800 ground employees in Washington.
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Washington
Eastern Air Lines
Afl-Cio International Machinist Union
Egypt Demands UN Action Over Allied Build-Up in Suez
Egypt calls on the United Nations to pressure Britain France and Israel for a clear withdrawal timetable from Egyptian territory in the Suez area. Mahmoud Fawzi accuses invading forces of ongoing atrocities in Port Said and warns of possible measures including expulsion and diplomatic/economic reprisals if no answer is provided.
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West's Unity Still Stays Firm
The White House said U S Britain and France differences over the Middle East should not be seen as weakening the Western alliance. Eisenhower discussed the situation by telephone with Dulles Hoover and Dagerty and Dulles will join a NATO council meeting in Paris December.
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Britain
France
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Dulles
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Fin
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Washington
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Syria
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Dorsey Band Continues After Tommy Dorseys Death
Greenwich mourns Tommy Dorsey as his band plays on at New Yorks Statler Hotel led by Lee Castie. Jimmy Dorsey absent, notes reveal detective details of his death and family after his jaw ulcer and marriage turmoil. Susie and Steve Dorsey are named among the survivors with former wives noted.
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New York
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Castie
Dorsey
Marian Neal
Ruth New
Atlanta
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Steve
Mildred Kraft
Ace Tress
Pat Dane
Janie
Moscow Factory Strikes Reported in Soviet Plants
Paris dispatch cites Swedish circles reporting two Moscow factory strikes over higher output quotas. One plant halted production to protest increases while Khrushchev sent a deputy to cancel the output order and reverse it at the plant manager's request. The second strike demanded higher wages at an armament factory.
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MN5
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Iowa targets illegal liquor sales in Drytowa crackdown
Atty Gen Dayton Countryman announced a statewide crackdown to dry up illegal liquor sales in Iowa. Six state agents and Assistant Atty Gen George West dispatched to enforce the liquor control act with focus on clubs taverns and fraternal groups. Countyman leaves office year end and Norman Erbe will succeed him.
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Towa
Countryman
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Eld
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Boone
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Wen
Youth 16 Driver Gets 45 Days Jail for 90 MPH Chase
A 16 year old, Bobby Ephran, was arraigned in Cedar Rapids municipal court on seven counts after a high speed chase. Patrolman Jacobs tracked a car doing 90 mph on Ellis Boulevard and the driver ran stop signs at up to 108 mph. He received 18 days for reckless driving and 18 days for turning off lights plus fines totaling $70.
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Bobby Ephran
Albuquerque
Maurice) Jacobs
Ephran
Ellis Boulevard
Jacobs
Oklanoma City
Dick Jones
Oklahoma Criminal Court
Ronald Barnes
Januay
Judicial Conference
State Bar Association
Tulsay
Iowa Band to Rose Bowl Trip With Raincoats Planned
The University of Iowa band plans a Rose Bowl appearance with raincoats added to uniforms after consultations with Ohio State, Michigan State, and Ohio State directors. The 115 member marching group and the Highlanders with 75 members will perform pregame and halftime sets and appear in parade activities.
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Iowa
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William Z. Adamson
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Adamson
Cresdions
Michigan
South Africa Boycotts U.N. Over Racial Policy Critique
The Union of South Africa announced a boycott limiting its U.N. representation in protest of U.N. actions over apartheid. The move follows international criticism of South Africa's racial policies and its involvement in U.N. affairs.
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Oxygen Deaths Die in West Virginia House
In Mounco sville West Virginia a seven burner stove caused asphyxiation killing two young brothers Donnis 6 and Timothy 6 and a baby sitter Howard Phillips 52. The sitter was found seated before the stove and the boys near the door with no ventilation while Mrs Conner entertained guests.
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Lawrence Binley
Donnis
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Phillips
Burley
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Tec
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