Port Said Lieutenant Missing Amid Kidnapping Claims
A young British second lieutenant in Port Said is reported missing and may be kidnapped by Egyptians amid claims the Muslim Brotherhood plans to disrupt the British French withdrawal from the Suez Zone. Egyptian sources say Nasser will rush 200 police after withdrawal to confront the group.
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Port Said
Egypt
Brotherhood
Nasser
Sue Canal Zone Port
Royal Scots
Mosiem Brotherhood
U.S
Raymond A. Jon CIA
Suez
Wheeler
Cairo
Polly Death Toll Rises to 26 in Philippines
MANILA The death toll from Typhoon Polly rose to 26 as communications with outlying areas were restored. Most casualties occurred in southeast Luzon Island as the typhoon weakened and moved into the South China Sea.
Soldier confesses to church fires he sparked
Pvt. Robert Whelan 18 of Somerville admitted starting three church fires after slipping away from a vigil and using a lit candle to set clothing in sacristies alight. Investigators linked the St. John the Evangelist blaze in Cambridge and other fires, with St. Joseph's damage put at 2500 dollars and St. John's considered negligible.
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Cambridge
Mass
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Robert Whelan
Somerville
St. John’s Parochial School
St. ‘S Catholic
Boston
West End
St. John the Evangelist
Episcopal Church
Beacon Hill
Whelan
John F. Galligan
St. Joseph's
St. John's
Anti Soviet Demonstration Turbulence Hits Stettin
In Stettin on the Oder, a large anti Russian demonstration turned violent as protesters smashed Soviet consulate windows. Police were beaten and several demonstrators arrested as authorities deployed troops and militias to disperse the crowd.
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Warsaw
Stettin Szcsecin
Stettin
Oder River
Berlin
Poland
Moscow
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Zycie Warszawy
Polish’ United Workers (Communist) Party
Stettin Docklers
Early Viking rocket pictured at White Sands and Cape Canaveral
An early Viking rocket standing 42 to 45 feet long is shown in images from White Sands and Cape Canaveral. It reached altitudes around 125 to 135 miles and speeds near 3900 to 4000 mph during tests, with one unit plunging into the Atlantic about 190 miles from its launch site.
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Earth
New Mexico
White Sands Proving Grounds
Cape Canaveral
Fie
Atlantic
Workers Idle Amid Hungarian Forest Strike Sparks Crisis
Tens of thousands of Hungarian workers joined a 48 hour strike against Janos Kadar's government, crippling transport in Budapest. Reports say some factories remained active under police and Soviet troop pressure, while mass arrests and martial law were imposed.
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Budapest
Janne Watan
Austria
Hungary
Kadar
Hunan
Nickelsdorf
Budapest Radio
Komio
Pecs
Borsod
Belgrade
Dulles Sees Soviet System Crumbling Under Internal Pressure
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told Nato ministers the Soviet system is deteriorating due to internal unrest and liberalization pressures within the USSR. He urged moral pressure and UN unity to hasten the collapse of Communist rule while warning against using force as policy.
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Arthur Paris
U. 58
John Foster Dulles
Tron
Kremlin
Dulles
Egypt
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NATO
Council of Ministers
Selwyn Lioyd
Christian Pineau
Gaetano Martino
Halvard Lange
Free World
Soviet Union
Hungary
Big Blast Hinted In Mt Silvertip Search For Airliner
Ground search teams prepared to probe rugged Mt Silvertip about 125 miles east of Vancouver for a Trans-Canada air liner missing with 62 aboard since Sunday night. A lead spoke of a big blast near the 8 550 foot peak from nine lodge guests on the Hope Prince ton highway. The four engine North Star DC4 radioed returning to Vancouver after left side motor failure near Hope. RCAF says entry into the blast area is needed before snow falls and may decide the search result.
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B. C
Mt. Silvertip
Here
Hope-Princeton
Hope
Calgary
Po Nts
Allan Clark
Montreal
RCAF
G. L. Sheahan
Teetotaler Tripped Up By Spirits in Derby Court
Stanley Toplis, a Derby railway pipe fitter, admitted distilling spirits without a license. He claimed scientific experimentation produced a 4 proof drink from fermented potatoes and sold it to coworkers at 1.19 per bottle. A customs analyst called it equivalent to good commercial whisky. He paid a 50.40 fine and announced closure of his venture.
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Derby
England
Stanley Toplis
Toplis
Customs and Excise
Britain
Customs Service
Hungary Walks Out in United Nations Protest Change
The Hungarian delegation left the General Assembly in New York amid a debate on a U.S. sponsored measure condemning the Soviet Union for not withdrawing forces from Hungary. Foreign Minister Imre Horvath charged interference by some delegations. In Vienna the Hungarian government announced seizure of property of Hungarians who left the country since the October rebellion.
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United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
U. S
Hungary
79 Nation Assembly
Soviet Union
Imre Horveth
United States
Vienna
Budapest
Chuckle about experts and wordplay in a punny quip
A humorous remark mocks self claimed expertise noting that an ex is a has been and a spurt is a drip under pressure, playing on language twists and light wordplay.
Refugees Begin U S Airlift From Munich
Two hundred Hungarian refugees started a mass airlift to the United States as 10,000 are planned to be flown before Christmas. Four planes carried 530 women 41 children and 109 men ages 6 months to 57 years. The group heads 26 hours to McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey then to Camp Kilmer New Jersey.
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Munich
Germany
Hungary
United States
Johanna Toth
Etel Szabo
MaGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
MaGuire
Camp Kilmer
Tires
Thhem
Who's Neutral About Elvis
In Philadelphia a vendor notes higher demand for I love Elvis buttons at ten cents while hate Elvis pins cost fifteen cents. He cut the price of the love buttons due to slow sales and growing interest in positive memorabilia.
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Philadelphia
Dying Mother Uses Ambulance Bed For Christmas Shopping
Mrs. O Rodie Parks 33, an Asheville mother of four with cancer, made a final Christmas shopping trip yesterday on an ambulance stretcher bed inside Ivey's department store. She visited every floor, selecting toys for her children aged 8 to 12 and gifts for relatives while clerks assisted and the bill was torn up as she left.
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Asheville
N.C
O Rodie Parks
Ters
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ivey's Manor
Britain Granted Major IMF Credit to Stabilize Pound
The International Monetary Fund approved a 1.3 billion dollar credit to Britain to bolster reserves and maintain the pound at parity, with 561.74 million added to reserves and 738.53 million available upon request within 12 months. Britain faces wartime costs from the Suez crisis and oil shortages, while the U.S. contemplates a one billion dollar short-term borrowing.
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Washington
Great Britain
International Monetary Fund
Middle East
Britain
London
U.S. Treasury
U. S
Monetary Fund
Treasury
Mideastern
United States
Eisenhower
Congress
Monetary Fund Advanced
Per Jacobsson
Planes assist search for missing Air Force trainer
The Ohio wing of the Civil Air Patrol ordered 60 planes to sweep a 100 mile wide corridor in northern Ohio for a jet trainer missing since Saturday with two crew aboard. The aircraft was en route from South Dakota to Massachusetts.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Civil Air Patrol
Air Force
South Dakota
Massachusetts
India Leads Asia in Push for Soviet Troop Withdrawal
At the United Nations India and three Asian allies push a new plan to send Dag Hammarskjold to Budapest to negotiate Russian troop withdrawal from Hungary. V. K. Krishna Menon spearheads the measure with Ceylon Indonesia and Burma backing the resolution.
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N.Y
India
Hungary
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Kremlin
V. K. Krishna Menon
79 Nation General Assembly
Ceylon
Indonesia
Burma
Hammarshjuld
Budapest
Moscow
Eee
Menon
Hammaarskjold
Cold Front Brings Snow Flurries Across Miami Valley
The weatherman forecasts colder air after rain and snow with a cold front tonight. Expect cloudy skies, wind, and scattered rain showers reaching a high near 45 earlier in the day. Tonight and Wednesday bring colder conditions with snow flurries and lows around 25, highs near 33.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Blind Bridge Player Becomes Life Master in New Orleans
Dr. Arthur Dye of Charlotte, a 60 year old osteopath who lost his sight at 17, earned 300 points to become the first blind contract bridge life master. He marks cards in Braille, notes strong sportsmanship from opponents, and says players call cards for his benefit, praising the communal spirit of the game.
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Charlotte
N.C
Arthur Dye
New Orleans
Dye
Dr. Dye
United States
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