Nagy Leaves Yugoslavia Hideout After Embassy Departure
Yugoslavia protested that Imre Nagy and associates who left the Budapest embassy have not returned home. Officials gave no fate details but fear they are missing. Nagy and 91 others left the embassy for Rome after the Hungarian rebellion was quelled on December 4.
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Napy
Romania
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Wmungal
Olympic medalists and Presley barroom clash headline
Melbourne reports three Olympic medals for the United States led by a record weightlifting win as Charles Bugar and others shine. Elvis Presley is involved in a barroom altercation with Louis Balint, witnessed by musicians Scotty Moore and others.
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Melbourne
Cnit
Charsey Dumas
Vompelilinn
Isene Benger
Brooklyn
Charles Viner
Ory
York
Avortet
Ink Olymime
Local Long Beach Newspaper Issue 1956 Nov 23
Long Beach California edition dated Friday November 23 1956 features 38 pages in Vol Linx edition. Highlights and sections unknown due to fragment.
Indian Railroad Wreck Kills 104
Reports from Bombay describe a deadly rail disaster 175 miles south of Mads where a Sener express derailed and plunged into a river. Officials warn conflicting accounts about a collapsed bridge as causation, with a high casualty count of 104 and many injured.
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Bombay
India
UEA
Sidial
Mads
Chops Wood Texan Notes 107th Year
Tor Rossen marked his 207th birthday by cooking oatmeal and scrambled eggs in Scurry Texas. A lifelong woodcutter who has worked for local landowners since 1863, he remains able to chop wood and tend his own home.
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Scurry
Tex
Tor Rossen
Keaps House
Austrian Guards Kill Russian Soldier Near Frontier
Austrians pursue trespassers at the Hungary Austria border where guards killed three Russians who crossed seeking refuge. One captured as a fugitive separated from two companions during the frontier incident. The remaining two were taken into custody while the third fled back toward Hungary.
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Austria
Hungary
Ninelves
Iren- Lier
Weather forecast with sun through Saturday
A brief forecast notes high cloudiness through Saturday with mostly sunny days. Lightly cooler conditions expected Saturday before likely returning to normal afterward.
Partial accord ends strike in Budapest after Soviet-backed talks
Government controlled Budapest News Agency reports that the Budapest Workers' Council halted its strike after a partial agreement with the Soviet backed Premier Tinas Radar. Russian troops and Hungarian police blocked the meeting in the capital's sports hall with limited effect on broader labor action. Nagy and foreign office officials deny Nagy party involvement.
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Meanwiile
Budapest
Nami
Councl
Tinas
Wenesday
NO TIME TO RELAX Uneasiness at Peak in NATO Gruenther says
Former NATO commander Alfred Gruenther warned Washington that Egypt has created more uneasiness in the western alliance than in five years. He noted unity under NATO keeps tensions mild, while Soviet pressure in satellites offsets Western strains. He urged maintaining alliance cohesion to safeguard civil order.
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Alferd M. Gruenther
NATO
Egypt
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Tueneing
France
Middle East
Gruerther
Russia
Guither
Last-Ditch Dock Talks Under Way
Negotiations to end the East Gull Coast docks strike proceed as federal mediator Joseph Finnegan meets with ILA and employer representatives. A presidential inquiry board rushes a report to the White House while government hopes for a back to work order fade.
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Plinnegan
Vine Jd. Barnett
Shipping Sociation
Alexa
der P. Chopin
King Louis Weldman
ILA
Finnegan
White House
Ig Ih
New Hungarian Refugees Arrive at Camp Kilmer and Milwaukee
Two more Prsedum Heights arrivals bring 140 Hungarian refugees to freedom and safety in America. The report notes the Camp Kilmer New Jersey and Milwaukee Wisconsin arrivals and directs readers to Page 4-3 for details.
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Camp Kilmer
N. J
Milwaukee
Wis
Almerica
Dying Winds Bring Hope for Fire Crews at Mountain Fire
Dying winds offered hope today to crews battling a mountain fire that has scorched 14,500 acres. Flying tankers from Norton Air Force Base prepared to assist 1,400 firefighters, with 150 Indian fighters flown from New Mexico and Arizona. Winds eased to 5 mph over 10 miles, slowing the blaze as teams planned a coordinated effort to slow its advance using borax and water now.
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San Bernardino
Conservatives Back Eden as Party Unites Over Suez Crisis
London AP reports the Conservative Party closed ranks behind Sir Anthony Eden on the eve of his Jamaica trip, dissuading any revolt amid the Suez Canal crisis. Deputy B A Butler and Chancellor Harold Macmillan helped rally support, while dissidents urged decisive action before assurances Britain would not withdraw from United Nations control.
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Harold Marrail
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Blizzard Grinds Erie to Standstill City in Emergency After Two Feet Snow
ERIE PA AP A ferocious snowstorm dumps two feet over Erie paralyzing transport and business. Mayor Gardner declares emergency asks Gov Leader for aid as main arteries blocked and flights canceled. Snow began Thursday, totals reach 24 inches midtown and 33 at the airport with gusts up to 45 mph. Stores closed milk deliveries disrupted and citywide emergency meeting called.
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Erie
Artaur Gardner
George M
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Weather Bureau
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Cleveland
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Erle
Vandals Damage L A Show Autos
Police seek vandals who scratched paint and dented metal on 146 new cars at the Los Angeles International Auto Show. Show manager Charles Elmender said some cars including a Rolls Royce may need repairs and shipment back to the manufacturer. Investigators theorize the act occurred at closing time Wednesday as the Pan Pacific Auditorium crowd dispersed. The show continues.
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Los Angiles
Charles HL Elmender
Pan Pacific Auditorium
Snowbound composer helps baby birth on farm
In Springfield New York songwriter Jack Yellen awoke to a motorist delivering a frantic birth call in a blizzard. With snowbound streets blocking aid, Yellen guided a breech delivery by telephone to help Mrs Bernard Schmitz of North Collins, assisted by his brother a Buffalo doctor. Mother and baby recovered and Yellen sang his hit "Aint She Sweet."
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Jack Yellen
New York
Bernard Schmitz
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Yellen
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