Defiant Hungarians Halt General Strike
The United States rescinded a policy granting onlyパrlease status to Hungarian refugees and began issuing regular immigrant visas. The shift ends a screening bottleneck after arrival, with about 70 refugees due to reach the U S just after noon tomorrow aboard a Flying Tiger Line charter. The Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration funds transport for up to 5,000 Hungarians Eisenhower offered refuge to.
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Vienna
United States
Ate
America
State Department
Immigration Service
Washington
White House
Flying Tiger Line
Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Radar Network to Open Soon in Canada
Alexander G. Lester of Montreal, Bell Telephone Co. official, told the Canadian Club the Mid-Canada radar warning line will be in full use by January with some sections completed earlier. The 3000 mile line runs along the 45th parallel from the Alberta boundary to the Labrador coast. Cost is about 200 million dollars, employing 5,500 men and moving about 200,000 tons of equipment.
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Toronto
Alexander G. Lester
Montreal
Bell Telephone Co
Alberta-British Columbia
Labrador
Poland and Soviet Union Sign Pact for Equality in Ties
After four days of talks in Moscow the Soviet Union and Poland declared an indestructible union and fraternal friendship to be based on complete equality. Russian troops would stay in Poland, Poland gains veto over troop moves, and aid to Poland’s economic crisis was promised. Gomulka Cyrankiewicz and Khrushchev signed the accord as observers noted Poland secured most of its demands.
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Mooscow
Soviet Union
Poland
Lolnd
Warsaw
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankiewica
Gomulka
Cyrankiewice
Bulgaria
Nikita Khrushchev
Gomalka
Nove
Moscow
Communist Party
Injhe
Gomuika
105 Danish Soldiers Add Strength to U.N. Force
CAPODICHINO Haly reports three more flights today bringing 106 Danish officers and men to join the U N police in the Suez Canal zone. Over 400 men are already in barracks near Ti mailia awaiting movement to begin policing the cease fire and withdrawal of British French and Israeli troops. Three U S Air Fotor transport planes brought 197 more Norwegian officers and men from Oslo, reaching 296 awaiting shipment to Suez. Chuck Wagon to close Nov 21 to 23 with open Saturday Nov Zith Ady.
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Capodichino
Haly
U. N
Suez Canal Zone
Timailia
U. S. Air Fotor
Oslo
Suez
Rudolph the Red Nose Nein Deer Begins Adventure
Larry Lawrence reports on a playful Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer tale opening on page 3 of today's Journal-World. The feature introduces Rudolph in a seasonal adventure with light hearted notes and village settings.
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Rudolph
Journal- World
Boutt Nilss
Shepilov warns U.N. on hungarian police force action
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov told the General Assembly that any move to send a U.N. police force to Hungary would endanger peace. He blamed the non Communist world, especially the United States, for the uprising and urged the U.N. to stay out as normalcy returns. Debates over deportations and the genocide convention provisions dominated the session.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dmitri Shepilov
U. N
Hungary
Shepilov
United States
General Assembly
Imre Horvath
Shepitov
Horvath
Endre Sik
Gireles
Janos Kadar
Emilio Nunez- Portuondo
Russia
Soviet Union
Khrushchev warns West and vows to bury you in anger
Soviet leader Khrushchev denounced the West at a Polish Embassy event saying we will bury you as Western diplomats walked out in protest. He focused on Egypt and Hungary while a Moscow Warsaw declaration was toasted by Polish officials.
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Moscow
Nikita S
Khrushachev
Atlantic Alliance
Israel
Khrushchev
Egypt
Hungary
Charles Bohlen
Kremlin
Workers Return to Budapest Plants but Slow Production
In Budapest the Soviet and Hungarian forces ended a general strike but workers largely stalled. Only 30 to 50 percent reported for duty as winter threats and transport woes hindered power and output. At Csepel island workers appeared ready but produced little, signaling ongoing disruption amid a defiant mood and Western accusations of imperial interference.
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Budapest
Radio
Csepel
Danube
Hungary
Guverzy Marosan
Nadar
Mrs Luce Quits As Ambassador To Italy
Washington reports that Mrs Clare Boothe Luce resigned today as ambassador to Italy. President Eisenhower accepted the resignation with great personal regret and praise for a job superbly done. Luce plans to leave after Christmas holidays and return to Italy.
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Washington
Clare Boothe Luce
Italy
Hisenhower
White House
Freight embargo halts nonmilitary rail freight to East Gulf ports
Nonmilitary rail freight into East Coast and Gulf ports is halted after a White House appeal to settle the four day Manila Texas dock strike. About 700 carloads a day normally enter New York. Picketing resumes as talks reopen. 60,000 dock workers walked off last night. West Coast ILWU plans 24 hour sympathy stoppage, tying in with East Gulf action.
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New York
East Coast
Gulf Ports
White House
Texas
Assn. of American
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
James C. Hagerty
International Longshoremen's Assn
New York Shipping Assn
East
Gulf
Sam Denney Dies After Wichita Hospital Stay
Sam H. Denney aged 87, a construction equipment distributor born in Winfield, died in a Wichita hospital yesterday. Chuck Wagon will be closed from November 2 to 23. Open Saturday November 241h. Adv.
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Wichita
Sam H. Denney
Winfield
Population Growth Lifts Kansas and Lawrence in Census Figures
Kansas reaches a 2.1 million population, a 10.4 percent rise since 1950, matching the national growth pace of 10.9 percent to 167.2 million. Lawrence continues to grow about twice the national rate, a pattern since 1940, as Kansas shifts from farm to industrial centers and Midwestern states regain momentum after decades of slower gains.
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Lawrence
Kansas
U.S. Census Bureau
Thas
United States
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Dakotas
North Dakota
Arkansas
Mississippi
South Dakota
West Virginia
Ted Reynolds Wins Grid Guess Contest
Ted Reynolds a former K U football player and 205 E 18th St winner of the Journal World weekly grid contest. He missed only two of twenty games and predicted UCLA would beat Kansas by 26 to 13 though the actual score was 13 to 0 UCLA over Kansas. He will receive a 10 pound dressed turkey as prize. Deadline for entries is noon Friday. tonight’s stage two features UCLA versus Southern California as the predict the score game.
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Ted Reynolds
E. 18Th
K. U
Journal- World
Reynolds
Journal-World
U. C. l. A. Bruins
Jayhawkers
Idaho State
Air Force Academy
College of Pacific
Hardin-Simmons
Journal World
Army
Pittsburg
Arkansas
Minnesota
Michigan State
Iowa
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Big Ten
Southern California
Marshall May Be Ready For K U Tiger Battle
Kansas University quarterback halfback Bob Marshall, injured in Saturdays 13 0 loss to UCLA at Los Angeles, shows a slight chance to play in the season finale December 1 against Missouri at Columbia. The Warrensburg Missouri sophomore, 186 pounds, began as quarterback and moved to left half, remaining a key man when not slowed by injuries.
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Bob Marshall
Kansas University
U.C.L.A
Los Angeles
Marshall
Warrensburg
Missouri
Columbia
K. U
Rocky Mountain Snowstorm Closes Schools and Delays Traffic
Northeastern Colorado is hit by 12 to 18 inches of snow as a Rocky Mountain storm moves from Wyoming, closing highways and all Morgan County schools. Traffic snarled. up to 10 inches in some towns, with several routes blocked and livestock protections urged amid continuing snowfall.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Fort Morgan
Coloraide
Wlexins Hill
Wiggins
Morgan County
Storm in Kansas Brings Snow and Cold Readings Predicted
Weather forecasters warn of a western and north central Kansas storm bringing three to six inches of snow, wind drifts, and rain tonight into Tuesday. Lawrence eyes forecast as similar to past patterns with highs around 58 and 60 over the weekend. temperatures to dip into the 30s Tuesday. Monthly rainfall already above normal, with November rainfall notable in 142 years.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Tesday
Ladly
Colorado
Premier Says Dulles Had Knowledge of Hungary Revolt
Paris dispatch reports Prime Minister Janos Kadar of Hungary accusing U S Secretary of State Dulles of having prior knowledge of the Hungarian revolt. In L Humanite he says the claim exposes a planned imperialist wedge against socialist countries. State Department officials in Washington say they found no foreknowledge in Dulles statements.
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Paris
Janos Kadar
Dulles
L'Humanite
Communist Party
Kadar
Hungary
U. S. State Department
Washington
State Department
Thanksgiving Services Planned in Lawrence Area
Lawrence area churches schedule a range of Thanksgiving services led by pastor groups and choirs. The Union Service tops the week at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Plymouth Congregational with Rev William Radcliffe and Rev Dale Turner preaching and special music by Plymouth interpre tive choir and the Hassell Institute choir. Offerings support Palestinian Arab refugees. Additional services include Eudora Alliance union at 7 45 p m and individual services at local churches, with a focus on gratitude to God and prayers for blessings. The week features sermons and special congregational events highlighted by the Church of God Thanksgiving service and an Immanuel Lutheran Eve worship at 7 30 p m.
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Lawrence Ministerial Aliance
Plymouth Congregational Church
St. All Lawrence
Wiliam Radcliffe
West Side Presbyterian Church
Ministerial Alliance
Dale B. Turner
Robert @. Swift
Trinity Episcopal Church
Clarence Winston
Palestine
Eudora Ministerial Alliance
Eudora Methodist Church
Ercil Craven
Hesper Friends Church
Christan Rural Overseas
Thanks To God
Church of God
P. A. Townsend
Topeka
St. Luke A,mle
Lawrence
Weather Forecast For Nebraska Kansas And Oklahoma
Five day outlook shows temperatures 3-4 degrees below normal in Nebraska and eastern Kansas and eastern Oklahoma, 1-10 degrees below in western Kansas and western Oklahoma. A cooler start, warming through Thursday, then colder Friday or Saturday. Normal nights around 48-49 in Nebraska, 44-53 Kansas, 32-37 Oklahoma. Moderate to heavy precipitation possible with snow in western areas spreading east, rain or snow late Tuesday, rain or snow again Friday or Saturday, amounts 1/4 to 2 inches east. Much colder, possible rain in Kansas. Snow northwest this afternoon spreading north by Tuesday, rain southeast tonight and Tuesday, colder tonight and Tuesday north and southeast. Highs Tuesday around 20s to 30s, lows tonight 15-20 northwest. Also notes sunrise times and Thanksgiving holiday bank closure in Lawrence.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebranks
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