Eisenhower invokes Taft Hartley to end longshore strike
Washington AP President Eisenhower used the Taft Hartley national emergency provision to try to halt a week long Atlantic and Gulf coast longshoremen walkout. An inquiry board was named to report by Saturday and possible Justice Department action could follow. The strike has paralyzed ports and threatened West Coast action.
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Ministers Urge Daily Thanksgiving in Labor City
Prominent L B ministers in New York and local pastors urged daily Thanksgiving as workers faced a longshoremen strike. They spoke at union services urging prayerful thanks beyond a single holiday, tying faith to resolving the contract dispute and avoiding a weeklong walkout.
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War Peril Eyed Amid Blessings War Peril Eyed Amid Blessings
Nation marks Thanksgiving with church services feasts and parades while prayers for peace mix with gratitude for blessings. Holidays affect travel, four day weekends at some workplaces, and meals in hospitals jails and shelters as servicemen abroad and at home share in turkey feasts amid news of war reaching Formosa and relief for some in shelters.
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Thanksgiving Day with President Eisenhower at National Presbyterian Church
Mamie and Dwight Eisenhower attended Thanksgiving services at the National Presbyterian Church, greeted onlookers, then drove 25 miles to Ft Belvoir Virginia to join Army Maj. John Eisenhower and his wife for a family turkey dinner with four grandchildren. The First Couple sang hymns with the congregation before leaving.
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Weather outlook warns of windy canyon passes and fire danger
The forecast calls for clear conditions through Friday with continued warmth and strong winds near canyon passes raising extreme fire danger.
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Big 2 Israel Begin Pullout From Egypt
UNITED NATIONS AP Britain France and Israel notify the UN they are withdrawing some troops from Egyptian territory as doubts rise over the readiness of the UN Middle East force. Dag Hammarskjold releases letters. Britain plans to keep forces in the canal area until six UN principles are met. Egypt opposes, Soviet criticizes Western plans.
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Eden Plans Trip Amid Party Row
London’s Eden heads to Jamaica for a three week rest as Conservative rebels threaten to withdraw support over a rapid Suez exit. Acting PM Butler to lead in Eden’s absence while MPs demand U N policing guarantees and firm peace safeguards before any withdrawal.
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12000 Acre Brush Fire Rages Near Del Rosa
A massive blaze in the San Bernardino Mountains blackened over 12000 acres and destroyed a dozen structures while injuring seven and claiming one life. Firefighters, aided by reduced winds, battled a 10 mile front along the east bank as officials warned containment unlikely before Saturday. Elmer Osterman praised interagency cooperation amid rapid flare ups near Del Rosa.
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Sharp Earthquake Shakes Hollister and Fires Rage Nearby
A strong quake rattled Hollister for 86 seconds as 2,200 plus personnel from George and Norton AFB battle a blaze in Greintel Zorea Canyon and Alter Creek Canyon. Firefighters, despite exhaustion, are promised Thanksgiving dinner at the camp with turkey for as many as possible. Residents scatter, and a rest camp for crews is set up at Norton AFB.
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Melbourne Olympiad Opens Under Clear Skies
The 16th Melbourne Olympiad was officially opened by the Duke of Edinburgh before more than 100,000 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The parade featured 4,514 athletes from 87 countries amid a day of opening ceremonies and two basketball games in the round robin schedule.
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Refugees in U S Face Harsh Freedom Price
Hungaried refugees arriving in the United States Wednesday reveal the tough costs of liberty in a feature found on Page A-3.
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Hillburn road ban threatens Mahwah hilltop families
Forty families on Stag Hill in Spring Lake Heights face loss of their only access route as Hillburn Village Board moves to ban traffic on a steep 23 percent rise road shared with Mahwah. If approved, residents must walk a third mile to reach their homes and rely on costly taxis for school transport.
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Warm Sunny Thanksgiving Forecast Proves Bright
The weatherman reports clear skies and warm sunshine for Thanksgiving with temperatures in the 80s and light breezes. Forecasters expect similar conditions for the next three days, though strong gusty dry winds may raise fire danger in mountain resorts and desert areas may see high temperatures and continued sun.
British and French Ban Egyptian Assemblies
British and French military authorities banned any assembly of more than a dozen Egyptians to prevent new unrest. The move follows protests and the arrival of U.N. police troops in the region.
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