Storm Sinks British Freighter Tresillian in Irish Sea
Winds to 190 mph sparked a gale that sank the 7373 ton Tresillian 44 miles off Cork. Three bodies, 19 survivors, and 18 missing were reported as rescue efforts continued. Other ships, Ardgingen and Liparus, aided survivors, while World Concord broke up offshore County Down.
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London
Irish Sea
British Isles
England
Canad
Cork
Ireland
Peninsular & Oriental Steamship Co
Ardgien
Liparus
Coast Guard
Netherlands
Dirkzwager
Rotterdam
Olin
Tendre Berceuse
St.Govans
World Concord
County Down
Cautious
Turmoil
Flying Enterprise Fame
Liver
Belfast
Scotland
Firth of Clyde
Allen Says Farewell To India
New Delhi U S Ambassador George W Allen bids farewell to India praising Prime Minister Nehrus critique of Communist tactics There is no further doubt of Indias commitment to democratic processes before departing for Karachi on a trip to return as assistant secretary of state for the Middle East He is expected to be succeeded by Sen John Sherman Cooper Washington observers anticipate his nomination Nehru's Sunday speech accused Communists of sowing discord and urged stern measures Allen said the India Pakistan Kashmir dispute could be settled as a step toward regional peace
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New Delhi
U.S
George W. Allen
India
Nehru
Allen
Karachi
Pakistan
Middle East
Washington
Eisenhower
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Alben W. Barkley
Indochina
Kashmir
Statesman Turns 80 Britons Celebrate Churchill Birthday
London reports Sir Winston Churchill marked his 80th birthday with mixed tones of joviality and solemn tribute. In Parliament Queen Elizabeth II opened a new session as Churchill expressed pride in a long career while hinting he remains a party politician capable of future controversy.
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Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill
No. 10 Downing Street
London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Elizabethii
Britain
United States
Co Ee
Westminster Hall
Seehteek
Sane
Greensboro Man and Son Nabbed After Escape
Clyde Lewis Carroll a 27 year old Greensboro man was arrested in Rosslyn Virginia with his one year old son Kenneth Ray Carroll. He faces North Carolina charges of non support and assault and says he left Greensboro after an argument with his wife.
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Washington
Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina
Clyde Lewis Carroll
Rosslyn
Bessie Parrish
Monroe Duke
Carroll
Kenneth Ray Carroll
Duke
York Is Acting Postmaster Here
Walter L. York, prominent High Point Republican, was sworn in this afternoon as acting postmaster of the local post office in a ceremony at the post office. He will serve in acting role pending a Civil Service examination and Senate confirmation.
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Walter L. York
High Point
York
U.S. Senate
President backs Dulles on blockade stance
White House said President Eisenhower approves Dulles’s view that a naval and air blockade of Red China would be war action. Hagerty noted the President supported Dulles after Knowland urged blockade to free Americans held by China. Dulles defended exhausting peaceful means before resorting to war action.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Red
China
White House
James C. Hagerty
Sen. Knowlaad
California
Dulles
Chicago
United States
Hagerty
Him
Eth Eisenhower
Optometrists Meet Concludes With Hill as Speaker
Dr Alfred E. Hill of Fickory served as principal speaker at the closing session of a three day optometrists meeting in Winston-Salem. More than 100 eye specialists attended the conference.
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Winston-Salem
Alfred E. Hill
Fickory
Vis
Odes
End to Debate Nears Jenner In Clash With Sen Flanders
In the Senate Sen Jenner and Sen Flanders clashed over a Thanksgiving Day VOA broadcast in which Flanders called Soviets "brothers." Jenner called Flanders lacking intelligence as debate nears a vote on McCarthy censure with amendments to be disposed of and final action expected by Thursday.
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Sen
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Flanders
Senate Today
Senate
McCardy
McCarthy
Voice of America
So.s
Col
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Indianan
Ees
The Little People Christmas Coloring Contest Result
The Little People try to wake Santa in the last house on the block as his sleigh sits idle with few toys. Prancer volunteers to help while Loop plans to deliver the remaining gifts.
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Santa Claus
Dink
Cork
Santa
Prancer
Blitren
Chub
Land of Nod
Loop
Jink
Third Sketch Shown In The Little People's Coloring Contest
The newspaper promotes a four part coloring contest for children. Readers are urged to color the third sketch, submit all four drawings by Saturday, and note local and national prizes including bicycles dolls and cameras. The top local entries advance to Cleveland for the national contest with 50 grand prizes.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Little People's Coloring Contest Open to Young Children
Open to boys and girls 10 and under, excluding relatives of the newspaper. Clip four Little People drawings from The Enterprise, color and sign them, and submit to the Little People Coloring Contest editor. Entries due by midnight Saturday December 4. Judging favors neatness and originality. top local entries advance to the national contest.
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Heya
Enterprise
Little Perople
Oan Bhasia
Eal
Little People’s
Eisenhower Returns to White House After Thanksgiving Break
President Eisenhower resumed duties at the White House after a six day Thanksgiving holiday in Augusta. He and Mrs. Eisenhower traveled to the capital aboard their private plane Columbine. Morehead Patterson canceled a New York speaking engagement to attend an important Cabinet meeting, though no such meeting appeared on the White House schedule.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Augusta
CIA
Columbine
Morehead Patterson
New York
Woman Recounts Doss Case Amid Court Proceedings
Grandmother Nannie Doss, the accused poisoner of four of her five husbands, was told by public defenders to stop talking to officers about other family deaths. She declined further questions hours after the murder charge arraignment while lawyers prepare her plea on the death of Samuel Doss, her fifth husband.
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Tulsa
Okal
Nannie Doss
Samuel Doss
Department Doss
County Atty
J. Howard Edmondson
Debate To Revive North Carolina Coroner System
Raleigh article notes a Friday Durham meeting to resurrect the 1953 proposal creating a statewide coroner system. Dr. Wiley D. Forbus leads the effort with local officials, law enforcement, courts, and bar members invited. Autopsy authority and unclear laws prompt calls for reform amid noted cases and debates on postmortem authority.
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Raleigh
Duke Hospital
Durham
Alto North Carolina
Wiley D. Forbus
Ocal
State Medical Society
Forbus
Lex
Arlie J. King
Tulsa
Okla
Nannie Doss
Lanning
Doss
Malan's Successor Named
South Africa's Nationalist faction selects Johannes Gerhardus Strijdom as leader to become prime minister, amid tensions over apartheid policies and black rights. Havenga faction warned of quitting if not elected. Malan and Havenga allies face possible realignment.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Daniel Malian
Johannes Gerhardus Strijdom
Strijdom
E.G. Jansen
Depue
Nicolaas Chrise
Haan Havenga
Malean
Havenga
Malan
National Party
Afrikaner Party
Inter Friel
Jan Christiaan Smuta
Strijfdom
Havenna
Stritom
Ita
Striidom
National Council of Churches to locate HQ in New York
The General Board approves relocating the National Council of Churches headquarters to New York City amid bids from Columbus Cleveland St Louis and other cities. Rev Edwin T Dahlberg heads a ten member committee urging the move representing 30 denominations and 35 44 million members. John D Rockefeller Jr offers a near million dollar grant for a Be r ing Heights center near Columbia University.
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Gahorge W. Cornell
Boston
National Council
New York City
Midwest
New York
Council
Edwin T. Dahlberg
St.Louis
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
University of Chicago
Man Council
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Beerings Heights
Columbia University
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