U N Chief Flies to Egypt to Seek Harmony in Crisis
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold flew from the Naples staging area to Egypt to press for a compromise on policing Egypt and the Suez area. He arrived with Colombian troops and met Egyptian President Nasser as Danish and Norwegian units prepared to reinforce, under UN command amid Soviet pressure.
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London
Egypt
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Britain
France
Israel
Hammarskjald
U.N
Naples
Hallmushjold
Abu Suweir
Ismailis
Cairo
Nasser
Suez Canal Zone
Abu St Weir
Curt Egersted
Tayther
Workers Leaders to Call for End of Hungarian Strike
A Budapest council spokesman said the Council of Workers of Greater Budapest agreed to appeal to all workers to return to jobs by Saturday morning after an all night session with Premier Janos Kadar. Kadar persuaded the council that continuing the general strike would be national self harm. The response of workers to the appeal was uncertain as key demands and withdrawals of Soviet troops in Egypt dominated subsequent reports.
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Budapest
Council of Workers of Greater
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Naples
Cape
Coungul
Truth
Italy
Hum
Marshjold
Egypt
Tnre Nagy
Helo
Ulfill
Russia
Middle East
Puil
Britain
Frence
Israel
Pussia
Washington
Suez Canal
Taft-Harthey
Eisenhower
National Labor Relations Board
Labor
Mitchell
NLRB
Indictment Charges 14 Mine Mill Officials in Fraud Conspiracy
U S attorney announced the indictment of fourteen officials and staff members of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smaller Workers on charges of conspiring to defraud the United States. The grand jury in Denver returned the indictment against the union headquartered there, ousted by CIO in 1950 as Communist controlled. The case alleges use of union filings to obtain services from the NLRE in a manner conflicting with labor relations law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atly
Brownell
Inter-national Union of Mine
United States
Denver
Colo
CIO
Communnist
Long Beach Classifieds and Notices November 16 1956
Long Beach California town edition for Friday November 16 1956 includes 44 pages of news ads and notices. Classified HF 2-5959 telephone desk provides local listings and services. The issue reflects midcentury urban daily life with local commerce and community notices.
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Long Beach
Calif
U S Plans Quick Uplift for Hungarian Refugees
Washington reports deputy refugee relief chief Pierce Gerety will stay to organize U S intake of about 5000 Hungarian refugees, with the first arrivals expected by chartered plane Monday. They will be housed at Camp Kilmer, New Jersey, while processing and job placement are arranged. a waiver plan allows entry pending visa determinations.
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Washington
Pierce
Gerety
Vienna
Mokel
United States
Hungary
Kimer
Gerdty
Sam Aim
Austria
Atty
Defense Departments
Worker, 36, Killed in Lowell Building Accident
A 36 year old worker was killed in Lowell Massachusetts today as a bucket suspended from a crane toppled and spilled about a half ton of cement on him during a development project under construction. The incident occurred at the building site.
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Lowell
Mass
Moses Bargiel
Samaritan driver frees skunk on Ontario road
Kenorsa Ontario driver J. J. Hughson of Blind Fold Lake halted his car Thursday to rescue a skunk with its head in a can, stopping the animal from weaving across the road. The skunk fled, and the air was cleared.
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Kenorsa
Ont
J. J. Hughson
Blindfold Lake
Bride Admits Embezzling $140000 From Husband Firm
Clark Township New Jersey AP reports a 35 year old wife, newly married, confessed to embezzling $140000 from Fugle Miller Laboratories Inc over three years. She was jailed in Union County after an arraignment and remains on bail awaiting grand jury action. Police say she spent part of the funds on a home purchase and family support while her husband, secretary treasurer, started the company nine years ago with a partner.
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Clark Township
N. J
Union County
Conrad Miller
Marieteste Davie UY Teataen
Smagil
Mrs. Miller
Arthur Mishkin
Metuchen
Hhorce
Fugle
Miller’ Laboratories Inc
Sam
Miller
Forrace
Virginia Cool
Mishkin
Abbey
Frank ‘L.fugie
Alexander] Tariska
Perth Amboy
Plainfield
Metuchen House
Fugie
Fugte
Colombia to Admit Hungarian Refugees
Colombia will admit up to 10,000 Hungarian refugees under a policy approved by the National Immigration Committee. The panel said Thursday that as many as 3,800 would be admitted initially with more arrivals planned later to reach the total.
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Isuogota
Colombia
wRi
National Immigration Committee
Violinist in Sheets Trio Ends Life After Family Tragedy
Hawthorne IA reports a 41 year old violinist John Applewhite, a member of the Sheets Trio, killed himself after allegedly shooting his estranged wife Dorothy Appelwhite, 26, her sister, and her boyfriend William Gum, then wounded Gum’s left hand. police say divorce had been filed two days earlier and the trio were at the home when the shooting occurred.
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Appelwhite
Tag
Applewhite
Gumi
Gumm
T Ie
Perfect Shot Edinburgh Bags First Crocodile
The Duke of Edinburgh shot his first crocodile early today in Darwin Harbor estuary after a night hunt. Four brothers Michael Nigel George and Jack Harntos took him to the hunting ground in a Royal Australian Air Force crash boat as they chase croc hunting glory in the Northern Territory. The duke heads to Melbourne to open the Olympic Games next Thursday.
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Darwin
Duke of Edinburgh
Michael
Nigel
George
Jack Harntos
Royal Australian Air Force
Brathers
Northern Territory
Melbourne
U N Stalls China Issue at United Nations
The United Nations General Assembly shelved the Red China seating question for a year after a sharp clash between Sen Knowland and India's V Krishna Menon. Knowland issued a personal press statement attacking Menon, while Menon accused the American delegation of undermining international friendship. The assembly voted 47 to 24 for a plan to postpone all discussion for at least a year, with several nations opposing or abstaining. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr led the U S delegation.
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United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
China
Sen. Knowland
India
Krishna Menon
Knowland
U.S
Menon
World Organization
United States
zAenon
Afghanistan
Burma
Ceylon
Denmark
Egypt
Finland
Indonesia
Nepal
Norway
Sudan
Sweden
Syria
Yemen
Yugoslavia
Cambodia
Israel
Jordan
Laos
Libya
Portugal
Sati Arabia
Tunisia
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
Eknowland
Senate
Belcome
Earthquake Shakes Paso Robles Area No Damage Reported
A magnitude 5 earthquake rattled dishes and windows for about 30 seconds Thursday night in Hollister Paso Robles and nearby San Luis Obispo area communities. No damage was reported.
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Faso Robles
UPI
Hollister
Paso Robles
San Luis Obispo
Dock Strike Shuts East Gulf Ports Across Coast
A massive longshoremen strike halted waterfront work from Maine to Texas as contract talks expired. About 25,000 New York and New Jersey longshoremen joined the walkout, threatening a million-dollar daily loss to shippers and drawing in mayor Wagner and federal mediators.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
Maine
Texas
Meng Asia
Robert EF. Wagner
TNION
Herbay
Saturnia
Paneme
Panama
New Jersey
New York Harbor
Baltimore
Stevedoring Halt Planned In LA Harbor Meeting
Stevedoring in the Los Angeles Long Beach Harbor will halt for seven hours Monday as about 3,500 members of the International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union local gather at Union Hall 231 West C Street to hear a wage negotiations report with Pacific Maritime Asia. Local officials say work will stop at the start of the work linen hour and resume with the 7 pm night shift. Ben McDonald, president of the union, is in San Francisco to discuss talks with other leaders.
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Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor
JLWU
Lstal 13
Union
Pacific Maritime Asia
Union Hall
W. C St
Ben McDonald
Neal
San Francisco
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