Israel Warns Britain Over Iraqi Move Into Jordan
Israel denounces British support for Iraqi troops entering Jordan amid border tensions and fears of a regional war. London says dispatch would not violate the armistice and aims to calm Israeli worries about Middle East stability.
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Nuri Said
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Don't feed the bears warn readers in parks and churches
A warning by R L Dieffenbacher on not feeding bears in parks and warning against teasing them. The article links bear danger to human sin and urges obedience to God and warnings to avoid disasters.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA Service
Untouchables Embrace Buddhism in Mass Conversion
In Nagpur and across India nearly a quarter million people from the untouchable caste converted to Buddhism in a historic mass ceremony led by Maha Thera Chadramani. The movement follows Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and his wife, both born into lower and higher castes, respectively.
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India
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B. R. Ambedkar
Governor Hodges to address principals meeting in Greensboro
Gov Luther Hodges will speak to the Principals Division of the North Carolina Education Assn in Greensboro on November seventh and eighth. More than 400 principals are expected to attend the event.
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Greensboro
Luther Hodges
North Carolina Education Assn
Eisenhower to Decide On Continued Yugoslav Aid
President Eisenhower to issue a policy decision on continuing limited economic and military aid to Communist Yugoslavia. The duration hinges on reviews of Yugoslavia’s ties with Russia, with focus on Yugoslavia’s need for about 200000 tons of U.S. wheat to avert shortages.
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Russia
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Soviet Bloc
Stalin
United States
Eisenhower Orders Rapid Start on Atomic Powered Merchant Ship
President Eisenhower directed government agencies to proceed as rapidly as possible with the design and construction of America's first atomic powered merchant ship. He stated the project would be a forerunner of atomic merchant and passenger fleets uniting nations.
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Eisenhower
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Commerce Department
UNC Student Dies In 3 Car Collision Near Burlington
A three vehicle crash on US 70 near Route 49 near Burlington left UNC Chapel Hill student Robert Lee Ellerbe Jr. dead at Memorial Hospital. Seven others were injured including William F. Yost and George Wrape who were treated and moved to Chapel Hill.
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Chapel Hill Hospital
Mass prison break. 23 escapees flee North Carolina camps
Eleven escapees from Currituck and Nash camps are recaptured or sought after the mass breakout. Currituck convicts tunneled out while Nash inmates climbed through a toilet window. Bailey fired guards for neglect and ordered investigations as authorities pursue the fugitives across multiple states and issue alerts.
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Benjamin Clark
Claude A. Maynard
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R. A. Allen
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South Carolina
Virginia
Search Expands for Survivors of Missing U S Plane
RAF says debris from a U S Military Air Transport plane found 250 miles SW of Land’s End raises hope of dinghies nearby. US Air Force confirms search to continue indefinitely as investigators check serial numbers against the missing C118 Liftmaster.
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Stevenson Takes To Airwaves In Nuclear Test Halt Pitch
Adlai Stevenson plans a nationwide radio and TV defense of halting H-bomb tests as Eisenhower launches a four day West Coast campaign. Kefauver attacks Nixon in Vermont and New York area while Stevenson hints at ending the draft if national security allows. Nixon campaigns in Minnesota and Ohio as Kefauver criticizes him.
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Caribbean Storm Moves North Toward Florida
A Caribbean storm edged northward toward Florida with winds 25 to 40 mph and gusts to 60, about 120 miles south of Miami. Forecasters reported the system lacked a defined eye and planned recon flight from Palm Beach to assess its strength as waves pounded East Coast resorts.
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Officials Debate H Bomb Test Views On TV Panel
Washington debate features Harold Stassen and Sen Sparkman discussing whether hydrogen bomb tests can be detected globally without an inspection system. Defense officials caution halting tests requires international agreement and verifiable compliance. Stevenson clarifies he did not advocate halting tests. Stassen denies earlier claims.
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