Diplomats land U S on Egypt at United Nations
At the United Nations in New York Western diplomats voiced support for the U N position against any immediate intervention in Egypt. Acting Secretary of State Herbert Hoover Jr warned against volunteer forces and urged unity to deter escalation in the Suez area. Hoover, speaking in place of ill Dulles, urged member states to cooperate with the UN to restore Middle East peace while addressing the Hungarian crisis with concern over deportations.
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Chick
U. S
U. N
General Assembly
New York
William F. Knowland
United Nations
N.Y
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Middle East
Fielegates
Herbert Hoover Jr
Everlin
Suez Carat
Hoover
Feco U
United States
U.N
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U. Ni
Baltimore firemen segregation ended
The Baltimore Fire Department ordered removal of all signs restricting use of beds toilets washbowls or other facilities in company quarters. Acting Chief Charlies H Whinss distributed the directive as the department, which began hiring Negroes three years ago, now counts 120 among its 1,853 members.
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Baltimore
Charlies H. Whinss
Family quarrel fuels fatal shooting of daughter in Great Lakes
Mrs Storm Cooper is accused of killing her daughter Carol Evelan Pleveni, a dental technician, in a dental office shared with her stepfather Dr Roland Cooper. FBI said a custody dispute and estrangement preceded the slaying on government-owned property at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center.
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Great Lakes
Ill
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Numler
Carol Evelan Pleveni
Roland A. Cooper
Storm A. Cooper
Mrs. Gooner
Hubert Schnell
Cooper
Federal Housing Project
Greg Lakes Naval Training Center
FBT
Schnell
FBI
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Waller
Mia
Rokossovsky to Head Red Alliance
Moscow reports say Konstantin Rokossovsky will become commander in chief of the Warsaw Pact defense alliance. He recently left Polish Communist Party leadership and already served as deputy commander of the Red Alliance. Polish leaders pursue Moscow talks with no final communiqué expected before Sunday.
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Rokossovsky
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Allience
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Honey
Wisdyslaw Gorawka
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Poland
Prevde
Woman rops eagle in mid air in Oklahoma encounter
Miz Dub Fite of New Weathers walked with her 10 year old son Friday when a golden eagle swooped down. She used a rope to lasso the neck in mid air, bringing the bird down. The rare eagle is now peaded at the Fite home. Fite is a U S government trapper.
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Will Rogers
Miz
Dub Fite
New Weathers
Fite
Oklahoma
U. S
Bloodshed Riots Roil Red Viet Nam
Report from Saigon and Hanoi describe riots and violence in North Viet Nam over farm reform. Ho Chi Minh’s troops suffer casualties as disturbances end with authorities claiming suppression. Jakarta reports a tense capital with rumors of a potential coup.
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Red Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Europe
Hanoi
Nhan Dan
the People
Ho Chi Minh
North Viet Nan
ANZUS Pact Chiefs Meet on Pacific Defenses
US Acting Secretary of State Herbert Hoover Jr and Australia’s Richard Casey along with New Zealand’s Thomas MacDonald held a one day Anzus Pact defense meeting in Washington. They planned talks on Pacific defense amid the broader Middle East crisis and noted the pact’s mutual security link among the three nations. Casey and MacDonald were in New York for the General Assembly prior to the talks.
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Washington
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific
Herbert Hoover Jr
Richard G. Casey
Thomas L. [MacDonald
Newd Zealant
State Department
Middle East
Casey
MacDonald
New Yorks
Arthur Eisenhower Enters Semi Retirement
Arthur Eisenhower, brother of the President, announces semi retirement and plans to remain on the Commerce Trust Co board. He started as a messenger in 1905 and will be semi active with travel, on a day to day basis.
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Wansas City
Avthur
Eisenhower
Boat of the Commerce Trust Co
Hold Printer in Death of His Brother
A print shop operator, Joseph Schmidt, 44, is held on suspicion of murdering his brother Jonas Schmidt, 62, after a fight at the shop. The brothers, partners in the business, argued over employment of a girl. Joseph says he only pushed a chair causing Jonas to trip. Eva Schmidt, 58, says the dispute involved work duties. Autopsy noted Jonas had diabetes and heart disease.
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Hollywood
Jonas Schiwebet
Eurly
Susenh
Eva
Joseph
Jonas
Tenas
High Court Asked to Speed Ban on Bus Segregation
The Supreme Court was urged to accelerate the effective date of its mandate ending state and royal bus segregation in Montgomery Alabama. The petition sought immediate action to advance rulings on four anti segregation cases, claiming prompt action could hasten justice.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Montgomery
Ala
High Court
Neegroes
Dave
Alabama
Car Roars for Miles in Kansas City Auto Escape
Four people escaped injury after a car sped uncontrolled for over four miles through a residential area in Kansas City. Mrs. Marjorie Rogel 32 steered into a school lot after brakes failed near State Line Road and Highway 50. The vehicle struck posts and a tree before stopping. police ruled the crash unavoidable and did not issue a ticket.
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Upi
Pembroke County Day School
Marjorie Rogel
Rogel
C. L. Hahn
Lynmette
Five Unions Still Out in News Strike in Cleveland
Cleveland publishers continued negotiations with five unions as three major dailies remain off the streets since November 2. The Cleveland Newspaper Guild struck the Scripps-Howard Press after contract expiration. Tentative deals with Typographical Union plus wage increases are reported, with mayor Celebrezze aiding mediation and forecasts of further Friday talks.
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Press
Plain Dealer
News
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Scripps-Howard Press
Anthony J. Celebrozze
Detour 200 Mile Hop Takes 14 Hours
Dr Dewy FP Ayres a chiropractor spent 14 hours on a round trip flight from Los Angeles to San Diego after dozing off and steering the plane toward Chicago. He awakened in Chicago and learned the Los Angeles landing would come only after a long wait and an overnight delay.
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Ph — Ib
Dewy FP. Ayres
San Diego
Chicago
Ayres
United Air Lines
New High in Cyprus Violence Recorded
In Cyprus, violence hits a new high with 32 deaths blamed on attacks by Greek Cypriot insurgents and British and Sri Lankan officials report. The surge triples the monthly casualty figure in an 18 month campaign. British authorities link the rise to HOKA activity as Turkish Cypriots oppose unification with Greece. Two British soldiers die from a bombing at a western Cyprus canteen. one more is seriously wounded. Officials note the UN General Assembly session in New York shapes Cyprus policy and warn of intensified action.
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Nations General Assembly
New York
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Bus Driver Saves Five in Fiery House
Los Angeles four alarm blaze threats a house trapping a family. R L Hall a 4-A bus driver rushed inside through smoke to rescue nine year old Paul Loftus from a smoke filled upstairs bedroom while parents woke Priscilla and Carlos. He carried Paul to safety as flames poured from the roof.
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Los Angeles
R. L. Hall
Ollard St
Paul
Priscilla
Cero
Tides and Temperatures Sunday November 19 1957
Weather statistics from the Long Beach Lifeguards note tidal times high and low values with sunrise and sunset, moonset and water temperatures. The report includes surface conditions and surf status for the day and cites the Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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Lf. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
Cathy Friday
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