Dag Hammarskjold reports Cairo talks and Suez plans
Dag Hammarskjold arrived in New York to brief the United Nations General Assembly on Egyptian talks about a cease-fire in the Middle East and the plan to seek UN aid to reopen the Suez Canal. Egypt demanded rapid withdrawal of foreign troops and UN forces to monitor the 1938 armistice line, with Cairo asking for canal clearance help and UN involvement in the operation.
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N.y.ze
Dag Hammarskiold
New York
U. N
Middle East
Suez Canal
Cairo
Hamimarskjold
Anche
Egypt
Nasser
Assembly
Kasser
Ali Sabry
Hammarskjold
Hhe Canal Sane
General Assembly
Israel
Sabry
U.N
Britain
Switzerland
Sweden
Denmark
United States
France
Council Buys 3 Fire Trucks
City council in a special session approved an $88,817 purchase of fire equipment from American La France Co. Elmira N Y under a $250,000 bond issue. The order includes two 1000 GPM pumpers and one aerial truck with a Weilut ladder, with six months for manufacture.
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American la France Co
Elmira
N.Y
Coluncil
Harris Hancock
O. K., Markham
Jimmy Martin
American la France
la France
Rebels Yield Drift To Work In Hungary Amid Deprivation
Budapest reports show Hungarian workers gradually returning to jobs under famine and deportation threats as Russia pours in 200000 troops and 4300 tanks to bolster Soviet control. Spokesmen say workers capitulated to hunger and cold, yet insist demands for end of deportations and troop withdrawal persist.
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Budapest
Russia
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Red
Quater
K. Grenennyik
Sovrooplains
Zuhony
Bethyeen
Skunk Invades Attic Across Lawton Family Home
In Lawton Oklahoma 1956 the Anderson family at 1207 Logan reports a skunk invading their attic for weeks. The animal has tangled with their cat eaten from its dish and caused a strong odor while city animal shelter personnel plan a search to remove it.
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Harold Anderson
Logan
Ars. Anderson
Fort Sill to Open Instrument Flight School for Army Aviators
The Army approves a contract to establish an instrument flight school at Fort Sill for Fourth Army aviators. The Dec 3 start date is set with Spartan Aircraft Co. operating the program. Three-phase training includes instrument flight, link trainer simulations, and ground school. Major Russell T. Blair leads the overseeing board. Capt. Fred N. Til serves as officer in charge. Fifteen students enroll in the first class housed in Hangar Four and Bldg 5033.
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Department of the Army
Fort Sill
Spartan Aircraft Co
Fourth Army Headquarters
Fourth Army Instrument Pilot Examining Board
Russell T. Blair
Fourth Army Aviation Section
Fred N. Til
Army Area Section
Fort Sam Houston
Bandits Rob Armored Car in Sacramento
Two men held up guards on a downtown Sacramento street corner and escaped with 15000 dollars in unemployment insurance benefits from an armored truck bound for the California Employment Department office. The robbery occurred during Thanksgiving holiday preparations and little about the robbers was known.
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Sacramento
California Employment Department
Hungary Refugee Parole Policy Reversed by U S
The United States rescinded parolee status for Hungarian refugees and began issuing regular immigration visas. The move ends a bottleneck in refugee processing as consular officials prepare to launch the first planeload to the United States, with White House and NCWC involvement noted.
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Viennap
United States
America
Pew
Doltes Ames Presett
U. S. State Department
Immigration Service
Washington
White House
National Catholic Welfare Conference
NCWC
Hungary
Swing
Joseph M. Swing
Vienna
Francis Walter D-Pal
Walter
Williams Murder Trial Opens in Tulsa Case
Edward Leon Williams known as Pete Williams faces first degree murder charges in the slaying of Rev. Tommy Robert Cooke, 24, last June near Taft. County Attorney Louis Smith says the state will seek the electric chair. Jury panel of 12 includes five women. several object to the death penalty. Judge E G Carroll presides.
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Meskogee
Edward Leon
Pete) Williams
Tulsa
Williams
Tommy Robert Cooke
Arkansas River
Taft
Louis Smith
E. G. Carroll
Smith
Khrushchev Threatens West in Moscow Address
In a Polish Embassy reception Khrushchev warned the West amid bitter anti imperial rhetoric saying We will bury you The outburst led Western diplomats including U S Ambassador Charles Bohlen to withdraw The speech touched Egypt and Hungary and followed a PolishRussian joint declaration drawing protest from Western envoys
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Atlantic Alliance
Israei Lel
Khrushchev
Egypt
Hungary
Kherushchev
U. S
Charles Bollen
Kremlin
Poland
Dulles Attacks Soviet Actions Over Hungary and Middle East
Secretary of State Dulles condemned Soviet conduct in Hungary and meddling in the Middle East as a slur on the United Nations. He spoke from Walter Reed after intestinal surgery later found cancerous, then recuperated in Key West planning to return December 3. He praised U.N. efforts as on the right track.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
Hungary
Middle East
Kremlin
United Nations
Walter Reed Army Hospital
U.N
Russians and Poles Sign Indestructible Alliance Treaty
In Moscow the Soviet Union and Poland sign a declaration of an indestructible union and fraternal friendship while agreeing future relations will be based on complete equality. Soviet troops may stay in Poland with Polish veto power over Russian moves and aid to Poland to meet its economic crisis. The communique comes after four days of talks, with Gomulka Cyrankiewicz Bulganin and Khrushchev approving the accord.
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Moscow
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Poland
Soviet Union
Anait
Warsay
Communist Party
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Gomzulita
Cyrankiewicz
Bulganin
Gomulka
Man Vanishes After Leaving Wife At Home
A 32 year old suspect in a hatchet slaying near San Angelo Texas is being sought by Texas officers. John D Burk moved to Lawton with his wife a week ago and reportedly left last Friday to look for a job not returning. Parsons a Los Angeles area Western Airlines employee was found dead in a well near San Angelo with head injuries. Mrs Burk says she has not seen her husband for five months. Investigators say the body was in the well four to five days before discovery. A 1934 green Buick convertible linked to Burk is involved in the manhunt.
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California
San Angelo
Tex
Texas
Lawton
John D. Burk
Cecil Turner
Robert Rohatsch
Burk
Veral Edgar Parsons
Los Angeles
A& Western Airlines
Turner
Bark
Parsons
Iim
Camanche Motor Co
Page
Showers Possible As Cold Front Brings Night Chills
Lawton forecasts a brief warm spell ending tonight as a cold snap moves in. Expect a low around 33 degrees after 70 in the afternoon, with Tuesday highs in the low 80s and mostly cloudy skies. Outlook calls for continued clouds and cold air through Wednesday.
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Lawton J
Shepilov warns UN against sending police to Hungary
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov warned the United Nations against deploying a police force to Hungary, saying it would endanger peace. He blamed the non Communist world for the uprising and insisted the UN should stay out as troops would be withdrawn once normalcy returns. He rejected deportations as a myth and urged restraint during the debate on a Cuban resolution.
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United Nations
Mmitri Shepilov
U. N
Hungary
Shepilov
United States
U.N
General Assembly
Imre Horvath
Shenilov
Horvath
Sai
Hiregary
Budapest
Sirugele Ag
Endre Sik
Janos Kadar
Fac
Emilio Nunec Portuonda
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Sill
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