Austria Protests Russian Border Action Near Fire Dome Bridge
Austria lodged a protest after reports of armed incursions near the border as refugees fled into Austria from Hungary. Witnesses described gunfire near the Fire Dome Bridge while Russian troops reportedly rounded up a companion, and Austrian officials said hunger refugees crossed into Burzen province. Supplies and aid shipments arranged by the Red Cross were dispatched from Vienna to help the evacuees and field offices.
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Snow Storm Leaves Towns Isolated In Western New York
A severe snow squall swept western New York causing many towns to become isolated. Up to 20 inches fell, with National Guard aiding, roads blocked, and helicopters delivering supplies. The storm affected Erie and Buffalo regions and extended toward Pennsylvania.
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U S to Ask Dock Strike Writ Today
A court order seeks to compel action as the United States moves to address a dock workers strike and push collective bargaining across ports. The panel judged major issues include industry wide bargaining and wage offers, with the union seeking 82 cents an hour for two years and employers proposing 32 cents over three years. The Seaport panel rejected the union terms, while other labor matters like holidays and eight hour days remain unsettled. President Eisenhower has invoked the national emergency provisions of the Taft-Hartley Act for the third time.
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Ballet Dancers Speak Of War In Hungary Despair
In Budapest a 25 year old ballerina Nota Ke-Vath and partner Istvan Retovsky express desire to avoid war hoping for freedom through peaceful means. The piece threads through tensions with Russian influence and local strikes, linking cultural figures to broader political fear and hope.
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Ex Hungary Premier Faces Treason Trial Amid Budapest Crisis
Reported final days of the Nagy affair deepen Hungary’s turmoil as Soviet forces seize Nagy from Yugoslav escort near Budapest. Yugoslav and Romanian authorities dispute the events with Budapest claiming Nagy sought asylum in Romania. A wave of anti Soviet sentiment grows among Hungarians amid ongoing strikes and refugee evacuations to Austria.
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Eden Resumes Duties After Suez Crisis Turmoil
The premier, looking tired after the transatlantic flight, was met by Gov. Sir Hugh Foot on arrival. The party traveled to the Golentyn Resort where Eden would recuperate from months of Suez crisis and rumors of resignation. Eden declared readiness to resume duties at once.
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Ex-Convict Hunted as Two Slain in Akron Grocery Case
Akron police pursued Leroy Keith, 43, a suspect in the double slaying of two grocery clerks at a Uniontown store. Loury T. Johnson, 27, alias Al Yager, surrendered in Youngstown and admitted driving Keith and a 11‑year‑old boy from Youngstown to Akron on November 24. The victims, Reynold Amodio, 80, and Paul Cain, 23, were shot in the back and chest during a robbery attempt. about $600 was missing. Investigators linked the gunfire to the same caliber used in the Von Gunten killing earlier. A Black car fled the scene, with license plates traced to Stark County.
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Urgent Call Sparks City Police Cat In Kitchen
A dramatic emergency call reports four policemen rushing to a kitchen after a prowler rumor. They arrest one person, while a cat wandered in through an open door Friday, scratching a wastebasket as it tried to escape.
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Whittier Pilot Dies After Jet Bailout in North Sea
A United States Air Force officer based near Ipswich leapt from his aircraft over the North Sea Friday night. The Cork Lightship sighted a yellow dinghy with the pilot, Ringwood later found him in a lifeboat. Despite helicopter medical efforts, he died from exposure.
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118 Die in India Train Wreck Near Madras
The Indian railway ministry reports 118 people killed and over 100 injured when a Madras to Tuticorin passenger train plunged into the Merudayar river 79 miles south of Madras after a flood-weakened embankment caused the bridge to fail. Officials say the bridge did not give way.
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Dems Equal GOP Showing in California State Senate Fight
In California a Senate race saw Democrat Philip Burton defeat Maloney by 649 votes in San Francisco while Republican John Jacquemann won Santa Barbara by 460. Longtime senator Lori Loriey, 67, a 13 year former dean candidate, retires. Lt. Gov Powers would break any 2-2 tie.
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Man charged with shoplifting Bible theft in Nashville
A 19 year old was charged today in Nashville with shoplifting after being accused of stealing a Bible. The incident involved police arrest and booking following the alleged theft at a local store.
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Paris Field Air Disaster Kills 33 In Flaming Crash
A U S Air Force crew perishes as a twin engine airliner crashes into a two story building at Orly central area. Flames spread to a nearby residence as villagers rescue victims by candlelight. Snow falls as fuel ignites, with two explosions witnessed. Victims include a baby and a little girl aboard.
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Queen Mary Delayed by Cable Incident at Le Havre
A damaged transcript reports the Queen Mary sailing from Le Havre toward New York after a late Friday night delay caused by a cable snag. Crews worked through the night to free the snag, allowing the liner to depart about ten hours behind schedule.
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