See No Red Volunteers in Mideast
UPI reports a cautious Eisenhower administration assessing Soviet plans in the Middle East. Officials doubt Moscow would risk a direct large scale intervention, though some believe small weekly Soviet volunteer moves into Syria could occur if tensions flare, potentially inviting wider conflict.
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Mideast
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Russia
Middle East
United States
United Nations
Wreck Blocks New York Central Passenger Service
A derailment near Balatine Bridge west of Balatine blocks New York Central Railroad trains. Twenty cars derailed, forcing service suspension from 2 to 3. The incident disrupts AMS Fistilasyy operations with pending investigations.
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AMS Fistilasyy
Alaintine Tranktspi
New York Central Railroad
Balatine Bridge
Teve
Seine Ata Og A
Eden says exhausted but not out as Eden illness stalls plan
A parliamentary aide reports Prime Minister Eden is exhausted but not finished and has not resigned. He cites recurrent abdominal trouble that forced him to cancel a vote on Monday and notes his staff reshuffled duties to IRA Butler as possible successor. The Communist Daily Worker questions the illness as a political pretext.
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Lonton
Eden
Srey
IRA
Tor Privir Geal
Sugerssov
Ore National Aguisity Newsnan
Thanksgiving Day Weather Across the Nation
A detailed forecast describes a strong cold front moving southeast from the Rockies into the Midwest and Ohio Valley, bringing heavy snow, rain, and sharp temperature drops. The cold edge extends south to Texas and Louisiana, with blizzards in the northern Plains and Great Lakes regions, and notable snowfall in Wisconsin and surrounding states.
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AUS
Olio
Appalachians
Gufstat
Easkeard Cnough
Lakes Region
Ohhio Valley
Minnesota
Texas
Wisconsin
Purl Valle Wis
Baw Chure
Wis
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Hel
New York
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Ohlo Valley
Arkansas
Louisieas
Michigan
Iowa
Oklahoma Tesas
Soiry
iMesico
Navy aids 50 orphans aboard Leyte Thanksgiving event
The Leyte carrier had invited 50 orphans to a Thanksgiving dinner aboard the ship. An alert changed the schedule and kept the Leyte at sea. Emergency contact was made with Quonset Naval Air Station to arrange care for the children, with station personnel notified.
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P Pulst
Reavy
Leyte
Americans Move Pole Colony Requires Tough Polar Trek
A U S expedition at McMurdo Sound reports five Japanese war criminals paroled days ago, leaving 134 held in Sugamo Prison as 4 by Britain and 29 by Australia. The polar party struggles in 33 below zero as a wheeled sled system breaks down, risking leaving supplies behind unless a possible use of a Globe Master transport is arranged. Navy Seabees near the South Pole describe tent pilferage and harsh conditions as they await repairs and plan a trek eight miles to reach the pole with the Weasel and sled dogs.
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Tokyo
United States
Sugamo
Britain
Mcmurdo Sound
Antare
Plannes
Nepal
Ahso
Private Airplane Crash Kills Three in Georgia Fog
Statesboro, Ga. A small private plane crashed in fog while trying to find the airport, killing three on board. Bodies were badly burned, identified only through indirect means. Victims include Henry Elton Gusten, a Statesboro photographer, and students from Georgia Teachers College.
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Georgiaa Teachers, College
Bob Wuqua
Flilliard
Fla
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