Thanksgiving Observances Widen Across Nation and Abroad
Americans at home and overseas marked Thanksgiving with worship, family meals, and parades. President Eisenhower and family hosted guests at Gettysburg, while service members worldwide joined festive dinners. In Europe, pilots reported turkey feasts and church services continued abroad. Clear skies expected for Long Beach area through Friday with temperatures in the low 60s.
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U. S
C. Dallas
Sillon
Paris
Clare Boothe Luce
St. Paul's Protestant Church
Rome
Netherlands
Reds Again Threaten Formosa
Berlin report quotes Chinese Deputy Premier Chen Yi warning invasion if U S negotiations fail. He cites rail and airfield buildup in Fujien and Formosa coastline, plus ships being built to cross to Formosa. Chen calls Formosa integral to China and demands U S forces leave.
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China
Chen Yi
Red
Aifields
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Formosa
U. S
VA. Alesis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Geneva
Peiping
Chiang Mai-shek
Reds
Chiang
Chen Yie
Leaking Fakira Reaches Safety at Sea Near Hong Kong
The Hong Kong bound freighter Fakira reported it was out of danger with 650 miles south of Hong Kong, after distress signals noted water entering No 2 hold. Liberian freighter Symphony stood by the distressed vessel as Fakira, a 6124 ton ship registered at Karachi, was owned by East and West Steamship Co.
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South China Seas
Symphony
Lloyd's Registry
East and West Steamship Co
Karachi
Pakistan
Eisenhower and Grandkids Visit Fry Farm Thanksgiving
President Eisenhower and grandchildren David Barbara Anne and Susan joined Maj. John Eisenhower at Ivans Feaster farm for Thanksgiving pictures. Tony the buck white Shetland pony pulled a two wheel cart as Ike joked about Tony’s blinders. The family fed the horse and posed in colorful winter attire on a chilly windy day.
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President Eisenhower
Maj
John Eisenhower
Gettysburg
David
Susan
Barbara
Hisenhower
Chiek
Barbara Anne
Tony
Ike
Ivan Feaster
Stade
Feaster
Chuyef
Stoc
Eisenhower
Russia Rejects French Plan in Disarmament Talks
United Nations reports Soviets condemn France backed compromise as a retreat from real disarmament. Arkady Sobolev accuses the West of diverting to control measures while refusing to begin actual reductions. British and French leaders defend prior steps as necessary, urging Russia to accept immediate control schemes and pilot disarmament actions.
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Russia
France
Arkady “A
Sobolev
U. N.isarmament Commission
Sordley
Jul Moch
United States
Britain
Geneva
Anthony Nutting
Nutting
Soviet Union
Fishing Boat Sinks Off Catalina Island
Three men rowed a skiff to shore after the fishing boat J. A. Russo sank about a half mile off Isthmus Cove following an engine room explosion. Coast Guard said the vessel went down early today and the owner master Phillip Ruegnatta of San Pedro and two unidentified crewmen were aboard. none were injured.
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Coast Guard
J. A. Russo
Isthmus Cove
Phillip Ruegnatta
W. 25Th St. San i Pedro
Disorders Reported in Armenian Disruptions in Yerevan
Moscow reports violent disturbances in Yerevan Armenia capital amid widespread unrest in the Caucasus. The Armenian Supreme Court case finished with twelve defendants, crowd witnesses, and long prison terms up to 25 years for instigators following a football match.
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Yerevan
Armenia
Kommunist
Caucasus
Supreme Court of the
Armenian Republic
Armenian I
Preme Court
al Jareup
Soviet Union
Rious
Russia's Hydrogen Blast Elevates Atomic Race
Washington AP reports Russia's latest nuclear test, likely a hydrogen bomb, marking the strongest blast yet in their series. Atomic Energy Commission chair Strauss says the event signals intensified Soviet weapon development and warns of a potential energy yield rivaling or surpassing prior American tests and the Bikini Atoll detonation.
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Russia
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S.S
Geneva
Hiroshima
Strauss
Bikini Atoll
Pacific
AEC
Commissa7
Central Asian Proving Grounds
Weather Outlook Shows Clear Days Ahead Through Friday
Mostly clear skies expected with little temperature change through Friday. No precipitation forecast, light breezes possible, temperatures staying near average for the period. Highs near 70s and Lows in the 50s are anticipated across the region.
Editor Revives After 45 Minutes Without Pulse or Breath
Cincinnati editor recounts near death from penicillin allergy during a cold visit. Dr. Ming, Lt. James Hunt, and Billy Snape spearheaded urgent treatment with adrenaline and oxygen, keeping him conscious at times. Two hours of struggle, then recovery after a week of rest.
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James Hunt
Billy Snape
Doc
Hunt
Snape
Mom Regains Sight After 23 Years in Columbus
Mrs. Ludwina Runkle of Columbus, blind for 23 years, regained vision after cataract surgery and special glasses on November 7. She, married in 1938 and mother of eight, describes her first look at husband Elmer, children ages 16 months to 16 years, and the colors of new sight. She recalls years of near-vision and the “eyes in back of her head” habit, now learning colors like character, and adjusting to a TV era she never saw.
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Columbus
Ohio
Runkle
Virginia
Davy
Margaret
Rone
Elmer
Runssie
Allen
Where to Find It
A compact list identifies newspaper sections with page references across topics such as Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Obituaries Radio and TV Shipping Table Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures Vital Statistics Wilson Women and Your World across pages A-26 to C-10 and B-5 to C-15.
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