Hodges Says Negro Vote Exploited in Comment
Governor Hodges accused Atty. Gen. Brownell of exploiting the Negro vote over enforcement of the bus desegregation ruling. He criticized Brownell’s sincerity and suggested other urgent issues for the attorney general. Hodges also questioned a federal school desegregation decision and brushed aside GOP gains as fleeting. He praised Eisenhower but doubted a third term, urged party reform to reach younger voters.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Brownell
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
McDowell County
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
The Bulb That Fails and the Human Voice
An essay compares a burned out light bulb to humans cast aside by society. It argues a replaced bulb is simple, while replacing people involves affecting families and communities. The piece stresses that people are living beings, not commodities, and warns against cold dismissal.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
God
Driver Pinned After Truck Plunges Off Superhighway
A tractor-trailer plunged off a bridge on the main line of the Southern Railway near the Randolph County line in Davidson County. Ellis H. Snuggs, 31, of Norwood, was trapped in the wreck for nearly four hours before rescue workers freed him and sent him toThomasville Memorial Hospital. Driver Dwight Holland of Charlotte emerged with injuries including a head injury, a broken foot and fractured ribs.
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Janet Highway
Southern Railway
Teague
Snuggs
Thomasville Memorial Hospital
Randolph County
Davidson County
Dwight Holland
Charlotte
Holland
Four Million Tar Heels Will Observe Thanksgiving Tomorrow
Four million North Carolinians will pause on Thanksgiving to attend church, hunt, or watch football. Students head home and families gather for dinner, while workers in essential services continue. The holiday paints a portrait of the state’s varied observances and shared gratitude.
62 Hungarians Will Get Warm Welcome
Camp Kilmer New Jersey readies a Thanksgiving welcome for 62 Hungarian refugees from Soviet oppression. They arrive aboard a DC4 charter from Flying Tiger Airlines as the first group of 5,000 to be permanently resettled under Eisenhower orders.
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Kilmer
N.J
McGuire Air Force Base
Flying Tiger Airlines
Eisenhower
Francis Walter
D-Pa
Vienna
America
Fuel Crisis Triggers London Truck Driver Strike
A thousand truck drivers tied up roads today in protest against a government order cutting 10 percent of industrial vehicle use amid a fuel crisis. Meat transport workers briefly struck earlier. fuel rationing will limit motorists to about 200 miles per month, impacting heating and industry.
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London
British Road Service
BRS
Suez Canal
Middle East
Daily Worker
Port Said Entered By UN Amid Canal Tensions
A six car UN transport with blue and white banners brought 190 Norwegian troops into Port Said to ease tensions between British French forces and Egyptians. The move followed cease fire talks and was described as paving the way for withdrawal chatter, with Egyptian charges of atrocities and calls for UN investigations.
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Port Said
United Nations
Suez Canal Zone
U.N
Sigurd Wiik
Egypt
Cairo
Hugh Stockwell
Col. C. F. Moe
Norway
King Gordon
Canada
Burns
Canal
Temporary Federal Restraining Order Sought Against Striking Dockers
Washington reports the government will seek in New York federal court a temporary restraining order to stop the International Longshoremen's Association and Union President William Bradley from pushing a coast wide or multi port contract. If stalled, the ILA could continue strikes on economic issues. The NLRB and New York Shipping Association pursue action while the six day old 60,000 member strike halts Atlantic and Gulf ports.
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Washington
New York
National Labor Relations Board
International Longshoremens Assn
William Bradley
ILA
Atlantic
Gulf
New York Shipping Assn
New York Harbor
International Longshoremen'’s Assn
Murray Snyder
White House
Snyder
NLRB
Port of New York
U.N General Assembly urged broad powers for Middle East force
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold asked the General Assembly to authorize him to negotiate with Egypt on deploying the U.N. force for the Middle East. He indicated talks with Nasser would start if approved, covering stationing lines of communication and supply roles while ensuring cease fire and troop withdrawal objectives. The effort hinges on accepted withdrawal plans from Britain France and Egypt.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Egypt
Middle East
Assembly
Nasser
U.N
Suez Canal
Hammarskjold
UNEP
Britain
France
UN Report Claims Soviet Fire on Hungarian Refugees
A UN refugee agency statement from Geneva reports Soviet soldiers firing on Hungarian refugees seeking asylum in Austria. It notes about 52,000 Hungarians fled across the border since the rebellion, including 8,000 into Eisenstadt area recently, with many wounded. Rep Francis Walter corroborated seeing a refugee shot on Hungarian soil near the frontier.
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Vienna
Austria
U.N
Geneva
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
Eisenstaadt
U.S
Francis Walter
D-Pa
Joseph M. Swing
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N.Y
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Plon
Hung
Argentina
Belgium
Denmark
United States
Portes Des Ternes
Paris
England
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