Khrushchev Vows We Will Bury You at Moscow Gala
Nikita Khrushchev defining moments at a Polish Embassy reception as Western diplomats walked out after he declared that history is on the Communists' side and that "we will bury you" in a stark anti West address. He linked Hungary Egypt and broader East West tensions while urging coexistence and warning Western troops.
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Khelshchev
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Israel
Ahrushchev
Egypt
Hungary
Herushchev
U. S
Charles Bohlen
Khrushchev
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Hungarian Workers End Strike With Slowdown Tactic
In Budapest the Soviet backed government and Hungarian Communist allies broke a general strike, yet many workers returned defiant to a slowdown. Only 30 to 50 percent of industrial staff reported for duty as they cited winter misery over promises of Premier Janos Kadar, while transport issues hindered production despite some plants seeing workers. The report notes uncertain troop movements and power shortages limiting output.
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Sulle
Janos Kadai
Vienna
Hungary
Break in East Gulf trade holds water routes
A White House call for a quick settlement ends with union and management urged to fulfill duties to the country. Longshore and port strikes idle about 100 ships on the West Coast and 29 in Long Beach and Los Angeles, with 3,900 ILWU members meeting in Wilmington to discuss talks with PMA in San Francisco. An embargo on East Coast Gulf rail freight was ordered to curb the strike’s spread and prevent further port idling.
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Texas
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Los Angeles
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Warehousemen's Gulch
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Wilmington
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Pacife Maritime Assa
East Coast
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Assn. of American Railroads
Washigton
Interstate Commttee Commission
Pacific Coast
East
Gulf
Ira Nelson Morris
Eggs at 90 Cent Each Cause Outcry in Budapest Market
A peasant woman set eggs at 10 forints each in Moscow Square Budapest instead of the 2.6 forints norm provoking anger. Local crowds, described as mousewives, attacked and smashed the eggs, reflecting unrest over profiteering in the market.
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Hungary
Moscow Square
Long Beach Press Telegram 1956 edition item
Local edition date November 19 1956 from Long Beach California. Contains typical daily news briefs, sports notes, and community notices as part of the eight-edition daily run.
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Long Beach
Cali
Pravda accuses Tito of interference in Soviet allies
Moscow Pravda accuses Yugoslavia's President Tito of interference in the affairs of other Communist states. The Belgrade dispatch says Tito criticized Stalin’s era and claims Tito called Stalin’s personality a product of a definite system, framed as reactionary propaganda.
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Oday
Yugoslavia
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Belgrade
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Pula
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Tith
Two Air Force crew missing after Potomac ditching
A small Air Force plane ditched in the Potomac River thirteen miles south of here Sunday night. Two of its three officer passengers remained missing early today. The third, 1st Lt. Richard J. Parlich, said all three escaped the crash but his companions disappeared while trying to swim to shore in icy water. Missing were Maj. Gen. James C. Selser, 44, of New Hampshire, and Majo Jose Blender, 34, of Cuayama, Puerto Rico.
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Jose Blender
Cuayama
Puerto Rico
Weather Update For Coast And Inland Tuesday
Sunny skies persist along the coast while it turns slightly cooler inland. Gusty winds are expected to pick up Tuesday impacting coastal areas and inland locales alike.
Yeggs Flee Church Here With No Leo
Burglars fled from St Luke's Episcopal Church at 7th St and Atlantic Ave after three workers arrived during a break in. A safe was damaged but not opened. losses cited include $2.50 from a pastor's office. Other church break-ins reported across the area included First Presbyterian, St Thomas, First Baptist of Lakewood, Uptown Church of Christ, and California Heights Methodist, with varying thefts and no major recoveries.
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St. Luis Church
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Yezga
Ania
Acbér Rd
Church of Christ
California Heights
Methodist Church
Orange Ave
Soviet Warns U N Police To Hungary Peace
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov warned at the General Assembly that sending a U N police force to Hungary would imperil peace. He said the non Communist world especially the United States bears blame for the uprising and urged the U N to stay out. He insisted deportations are a myth and that Soviet troops will withdraw from Budapest once the situation normalizes, while negotiations with Hungary will begin.
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U. N
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Shepilov
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Budapest
Israelis Marry in Sinai Occupation Zone Ceremony
Lt Bezalel Rubin 26 and Corporal Orah Minckes 21, both of the Israeli forces, wed Sunday night in a ceremony watched by Egyptian captives and rockets. The couple, part of the force that seized the Sinai Peninsula three weeks earlier, are the first Israelis to marry in the area since the occupation. Hundreds of officers and soldiers attended the service and banquet in the Mediterranean coastal town.
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Bezalel Rubin
Orah Minckes
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Sinai Peninsula
Mediterranean
Storm Destroys 53000 Homes in Viet Nam Typhoon
Paris reports a Vietnamese Red Cross estimate that a typhoon in South Viet Nam last week destroyed 53,000 homes and left over 20 dead. The hardest hit zone 125 miles southwest of Saigon wrecked 30,000 homes and 20 percent of crops, creating a national disaster.
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Viet Nam
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Saigon
U N Chief Returns to New York From Egypt Talks
Dag Hammarskjold arrives in New York after three days of talks with Egyptian leaders on ceasefire duties and the Suez situation. He plans to report to the General Assembly and outline U N help to reopen the Suez Canal, a six month salvage effort. Egypt protested British clearance operations, while the U N police force in the Canal Zone stabilizes the area.
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New York
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Suez Canal
Farad Wos
U. N
Hammarckjold
Nasser
LA. N
Canal Zone
General Assembly
Dulles Attacks Soviet Interference and Hungary Actions
Secretary of State Dulles denounced Soviet Union for arrogance and violations in Hungary and attempts to hoodwink the Middle East. He spoke from Walter Reed Hospital after surgery and said Kremlin rulers wage war in Hungary and seek to usurp United Nations roles while remaining uncooperative. He planned to resume duties after recuperation in Key West, Florida.
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Hungary
Middle East
Kremlin
United Nations
Water Reed Arm Hospital
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IT Polish Leaders Days Work Promise of Equality
A brief note directs readers to Page A-3 for the story on Polish Communist leaders and Kremlin relations with the Soviet Union. It references other items across the paper including Mrs. Clara Booth Luce’s resignation as ambassador to Italy and various sections such as Editorial and Sports on different pages.
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Clara- Booth Luce
Italy
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