Fogbound coast grinds transport and rescue at Catalina
Dense fog blankets southern California from San Luis Obispo to the Mexican border. The Coast Guard towed a distressed Navy craft Harmony eight miles north of Isthmus Cove Catalina Island after a radar fix. A cruiser Jama Jan aided but vanished in the murk with an unidentified vessel. one death blamed on crashes. Three infants die from medical causes amid the fog. Airports closed across the region, smog suspected in some cases.
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Coast Guard
Crath
Harmony
Isthmus Cove
Catalina Island
International
Los Angeles
Pion
Jama Jan
Santa Barbara Coast Guard
Sayrocks
Diplomatic Assignments Reported Shuffle in Posts
President Eisenhower named George W. Allen to be assistant secretary of state for Near East, South Asian affairs. Allen will replace Henry A. Byroade, who will stay at the White House during Thanksgiving weekend to finalize nominations for Senate approval.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
George W. Allen
India
Allen
Henry A. Byroade
White House
Senate
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
James Hagerty
Japanese Prime Minister Faces Came General Election Power Struggle
Tokyo reports indicate embattled Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida may resign to trigger a general election unless he can either retain the premiership or name a successor. With a Diet session in four days, factions including two conservatives and a Socialist bloc threaten a confidence vote.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Yoshida
Asahi
Liberal
Is of Ice
A Hatoyama
Liberal Party
Democratic
Five Die Violently In State During Thanksgiving
The Associated Press reports at least five people died violently in North Carolina during the Thanksgiving holiday period beginning Wednesday night. Raymond Brown, 16, of Fayetteville was shot during a rabbit hunt. teammate Mike Marr, 17, allegedly fired the fatal shot. No inquest will be held. R. J. Simpson, 20, of Midland died when a car skidded past a stop sign into a ditch. Rudolph Brown, Hillman, died in a collision near Wallace involving a light truck. Connie Horton, 44, of McAdenville was struck by a car on U S 29 near Carmerton. Robert D. Duke, 58, of Durham, was hit by a car along US 15 A south of Raleigh.
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North Carolina
Raymond Brown
Rt. 3
Fayetteville
Joe W. Pinkston
Brown
Mike Marr
Rigiten ‘Sonseetmeee Ieee
Marr
R. J. Simpson
Rt. 1
Midland
Concord
Rudolph Brown
Hillman
Wallace
Connie Horton
McAdenville
U.S. 29
Carmerton
Robert D. Duke
Durham
US 15
Raleigh
Trail Of Blood Pictures Shown In Sheppard Trial
Cleveland jurors hear 15 photos of blood spots from the Sheppard murder scene used to support the prosecution. Chemist Henry Dombrowski identified the images while defense objections were overruled. The case concerns Dr Samuel H Sheppard accused of bludgeoning Marilyn Sheppard on July 4.
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Cleveland
Sheppard
Henry Dombrowski
Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay Village
Marilyn
Dombroski
Sam
Fred Garmone
Edward Blythin
William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Cleveland ‘Press
Marilyn Sheppard
Lois Mancini
Blythin
Susan Hayes
Pilot Denies Stealing Gold From Plane in Swiss Court
Geneva court hears Harold Dahl deny taking gold valued at about 35000 dollars from a Swissair flight on Oct 6 1953. A taxi driver testified Dahl carried a heavy package and claimed it held cognac. Dahl and Swissair hostess Ella Eppenberger were involved as witnesses. Dahl says proceeds funded Monte Carlo gambling winnings.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Harold
Whitey) Dahl
Monte Carlo
Soldi Tllinois
Dad
Ella Eppenberger
Swissair
Dahl
Miss Eppenberger
Franco
America
Third Man Held In Fatal Beating Of Remington
Lewisburg Pennsylvania prison records show Baptist inmate William Remington, a former government economist jailed for perjury, killed during a room assault. Prosecutors charged Lewis Cagle Jr., 19, of Chattanooga Tennessee, with murder after he allegedly conspired with McCoy and Parker to ransack Remingtons room on a November 72 date. Also charged were George Junior McCoy, 44, Grundy Virginia, and Robert Carl Parker, 71, Washington D C, accused of taking part in the beating registered in Remingtons secured cell.
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Lewisburg
Pmee
Burg Federal Penitentia
William Remington
Norman H. McCabe
Philadelia FBI
Lewis Cagle Jr
Chattanooga
Tenn
Remington
McCabe
Cagle
McCoy
Parker
George Junior McCoy
Grundy
Robert Carl Parker
Washington, D. C
Hiss to be Freed Tomorrow at Lewisburg Prison
The 50-year-old former State Department official, convict in the spy case, is to be released on meritorious grounds tomorrow from Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary. His wife Priscilla plans to meet him there after his breakfast and checkout.
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Cer Hiss
Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary
Priscilla
State Department
Fred T . Willins
Hiss
Ree
Mnife
William Ww ‘On
George Junior McCoy
Grundy
Robert Carl Parker
Weshington
D. C
Remington
Former President Ends German Tour in Berlin
Herbert Hoover, guest of Chancellor Adenauer, urged West Berlin and the world to learn from its defense against communism. He called West Berlin “front line soldiers” and warned of three Communist challenges: moral basis for relations, rising armaments, and militant promotion of the Communist faith.
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Berlin
Herbert Hoover
United States
Hoover
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Peech
Aan
Athens
Bernerote Hoover
West Germany
Propa
McCarthy Leaves Hospital Briefly Amid Censure Debate
Senator McCarthy left Bethesda Naval Hospital briefly as Senate debate on censure charges resumes. The Wisconsin Republican, treated for elbow injury described as traumatic bursitis from an accident, was reported to be improving though hospital officials would not confirm. A 10 day Senate recess followed a special committee vote during the session.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Gathee
Senate
Ysterday
Washington Post
Times-Herald
Connecticut Ve
Red Spy Case Could Backfire For Peiping
Washington officials assess the Red China case of 13 Americans as spies may backfire by hurting Peiping in cold war diplomacy. They foresee China losing leverage for UN seating and Western recognition while Britain signals a push for Washington London agreement on China policy. President Eisenhower sends Thanksgiving wishes to families and pledges continued efforts to free the detainees.
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Frank Brown
St. Paul
Minn
Eisenhower
Sgt
Howard Brown
Washington
Red
China
Peiping
United Nations
Afso
U.S
London
New York
Henry Cabott
Red China
Espec
Pei
Everland
Geneva
Local Little People Christmas Coloring Contest Seeks Entries
Art teachers and a student will judge entries for the Little People Christmas Coloring contest in The Enterprise. 144 boys and girls will win coloring books. top two receive 8&5 each and advance to a national contest in Cleveland with a chance to appear on a CBS show hosted by Jackie Gleason on December 18. National winner plus participants receive prizes and appearances, including a trip to New York and other rewards.
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High Point
Enterprise
Duci Yow
Little People’s
Cleve
Pete
America
Jackie Gleason
New York
CBS
Luxurious Park Sheraton Hotel
Radio City
Empire State Building
Walt Scott
NEA Service, Inc
NEA
Nationalists Claim Victory in Formosa Island Clash
Reports conflict over a Red assault on the Nationalist outpost at Wuchiu Island in Formosa Strait. Communiques claim a landing attempt repelled with prisoners not referenced, while reports mention sinking Red boats and junks as Nationalist warplanes defended the position. U S 7th Fleet viewed as potential protection but no call for help.
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Formosa
Nationalist
Defense Ministry
Wuchiu Island
Wuchin
Wuchiu
Wuchui
Nanjin Island
Quemoy
Fukien Province
7Th Fleet
Formosa Strait
Pescadores
U.S
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Reds Plan Military Conference in Moscow to United Bloc
Indications point to a Monday Moscow conference to form a formal military alliance of Soviet bloc nations. Four East European satellites have sent delegations and Hungary’s team left Budapest for Moscow as Western notes to Moscow near completion.
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Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Kremlin
Paris
Hungary
Andras Hegedues
Budapest
Stockholm
World Peace Council
Albania
East Germany
China
V. M. Molotov
Soviet Union
West Germany
Awards Honor Heroism In Rescue On Glacier Peak
Anchorage reports five Soldier Medals awarded for noncombat heroism in May rescue of Cpl. George Argus. The honors include late Dr. John McCall glacierologist, who died of poliomyelitis. Elton Thayer of Readsboro died. Argus was left in a tent as civilians and military carried him down after a perilous ascent.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Cpl
George Argus
Army
John McCall
University of Alaska
Argus
Brooklyn
N.Y
Elton Thayer
Readsboro
Air Force
Vishinsky Ashes Placed In Kremlin Niche
In Moscow the urn of V. I. Vishinsky was laid in a Kremlin niche after a state funeral. Premier Malenkov V. M. Molotov and other Soviet leaders attended as the cremation urn rested on a red and black catafalque in Red Square near the Lenin-Stalin tomb. The ceremony occurred in cold 4 degree weather with a military band and thousands watching.
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Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Pineee
Kremlin
Red Square
U.S.S.R
United Nations
New York
V. M. Molotov
Lenin-Stalin
Communist Party
Vishinsky
Lenin
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Nanjih
Reds
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