Eisenhower orders emergency oil flow to Europe
President Eisenhower authorized a massive emergency oil flow as 15 U S firms form a pool to alleviate shortages caused by the Suez crisis. About 500000 barrels daily will move toward Europe and the United States before Christmas amid talk of British French troop withdrawals from Egypt.
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Europe
U. S
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Egypt
Arthur Flemming
U.S
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Middle East
New York
Felix E.wormser
West
Fred Seaton
Herbert Brownell
Western
Batista Crushes Revolt by Cubans
Government forces quickly crushed a small civilian uprising against Batista in Santiago de Cuba. Four killed officially, though sources claim over twenty deaths as rebels attacked police and stations with grenades and Molotov cocktails. Castro linked slogan July 26 Movement noted. insurrectionists fled and were later captured or dispersed.
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Mhhan
National Police
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Oriente
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Ravana
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Wararaee
National ‘Police
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State Department
Washington
Havana
Fidel Castro
Mexico
Castro
Carlos Prio
Socarras
Underwood Hires Ferguson In Libel Case
Huntington November 30 James M Donohoe president State Board of Control and Democratic leader sues for 65000 claiming libel slander against Cecil Underwood during his gubernatorial bid. Milton J Ferguson of Wayne retained by Underwood as defense counsel in circuit court action.
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Ferguson
Huntington
Milton J. Ferguson
Wayne
Cecil] Underwood
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Circuit
James M. Donohoe
State Board of Control
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Hoe
Britain and France to withdraw most troops from Egypt by Christmas
London reports say Britain and France prepare a staged pullout from Egypt by Christmas easing Suez tensions while Syria looms as a new Middle East flashpoint. Western diplomats fear a Soviet move to consolidate influence in Syria as pro Russian forces and pilots are cited. Israel and the United States weigh countermeasures amid escalating regional strife and oil supply commitments.
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Libya
Salah Bitar
Turkey
Chilton regains lead in House of Delegates race
W E Ned Chilton assistant to The Gazette publisher moved back to the 11th seat in the House of Delegates by 37 votes according to official canvass figures from the County Clerk. Leonard Barnett had been shown in first by about 34 votes in unofficial tallies. The discrepancy prompted the clerk to recount precinct totals and compare with the adding machine tape.
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House’ of ‘Delegates
Leonard Barnett
London
Kelly
Barnett
Common Pleas
Dennis R
Two Hit Puzzle Winners to Share $740 Jackpot
In the Gazette Crossword Puzzle Contest two players will split a $740 prize from the 27,923 entries. A new puzzle begins tomorrow with a chance to win up to $2,000 as more winners and prizes may appear.
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Begi Morrow
Trucker Confesses to Four Murders in California
Santa Monica police report the trucker Stephen Nash 33 admitted slaying four men from 1955 to 1956. Victims include Larry George Rice found under a pier, John William Berg in his downtown penthouse, Floyd Barnett stabbed and dumped in a river near Sacramento, and an unnamed man Nash met in Oakland. Nash was arrested on skid row with a blood stained knife and identified by detectives as the killer.
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Robert,Guggenmies
Stephen ‘Nash
Nash
Los Angeles
Thad Brown
Larry
George Rice
Venice
Piers ‘St
John
William Berg
Penthouse
Berg
Floyd Barnett
Sacramento
Oakland
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Brown
Hayward
San Alameda “County
Definition of Pitching Horseshoes
Outdoor game guide defines pitching horseshoes with one rule emphasizing removing the horse. It sketches a playful, rule based summary suitable for a light feature.
Killing Over Checkers Ends In Stabbing
Dayton Ohio November 30 A argument over a checker game between two longtime friends led to one man being stabbed to death and the other charged with voluntary manslaughter. Assistant U. S. District Attorney James E. Rambo identified the victim as Hershel Beas Jey aged 63 of Jefferson. Both men resided in the area and the case was handled by VA center officials.
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Dayton
Ohio
Volun Slaughter
U. S
James
Maiaise
Free Republic Proclaimed In Hungary Amid Turmoil
Reports from Vienna say Borsod Abauj Zemplen declared itself independent from the puppet Budapest regime installed by the Russians. The Miskolc workers’ council issued the declaration as Russian troops pulled back to winter quarters. Western Hungary is described as largely under border control with Austria as thousands seek refuge in Austria. US Ambassador Thompson says the president will make a statement on Hungarian refugees tomorrow morning.
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Borsod-Abau
Zeroplen
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Cornet
Miskolé
Austria
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U. S
Liewellyn Thompson
Sturday
Thompson
Bout Nickelsdorf
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