Poland and USSR forge indestructible union vows
After four days of talks in Moscow Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev announced a fraternal, equal alliance with Poland while keeping Soviet troops in Poland. Poland gained veto power over troop movements and credits of grain and rubles, with Gomulka claiming victory as observers note Poland secured key economic and political concessions.
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
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Egypt
China
United Nations
Not The Nice Thing To Do
Wickenburg Arizona. TM notes a long overdue bill. Bernard Hill, an automobile dealer, writes a letter to a customer asking what neighbors would think if the car were repossessed. The customer replies that neighbors would view it as a lousy trick.
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Conference Seeks Dock Strike Across Regions
New York unions and management reopen talks as East and Gulf coast dockhands walk out for a extended contract lapse. About 60 000 workers idled over 150 ships, while West Coast men plan a 24 hour stoppage in solidarity and ship movements toward Atlantic and Gulf ports face restrictions.
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NEW York
New York Shipping Assn
Gulf
Men's and Warehousemen's Union
ILWU
Emperor Hirohito Greets Ethiopian King in Tokyo
Emperor Hirohito welcomed Haile Selassie at Tokyo International Airport marking the first exit from the palace in 16 years. The Ethiopian emperor begins a 10 day state visit to Japan with a formal reception and ceremonies.
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Hirohito
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Japan
Earthquake Felt in Helena No Damage Reported
A moderate earthquake was felt in Helena Montana last night with no damage reported.
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Helena
Mont
Cuba Seeks UN Action on Hungarian Deportations
Cuba planned to urge the UN General Assembly to halt Soviet deportations of Hungarians. The revised resolution drops genocide charges and targets non ratifying states while naming the Soviet army of occupation in Hungary as the deporting force. Dag Hammarskjold would report on compliance and possible further action.
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U.N. General Assembly
United States
Imre Horvath
Budapest Radio
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Hungary
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
Assembly
Soviet infantry to replace tanks in Hungary report
Vienna dispatch says fresh infantry divisions are being moved into Hungary to replace Soviet tank units as workers resist and mass deportations continue. Budapest reports quote officials claiming Western meddling and a strong strike as part of the broader suppression.
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Austria
Hungary
Budapest
Szabadsay
Janos Kadar
Marosan
Kadar
Russia
Budapest Radio
Soviet Union
Radio J
Modena
Italy
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Recruit answers with humor in commanding officer exchange
The commanding officer asks about civilian life and the recruit replies with a playful label, saying he was happy. The brief exchange highlights a light moment in military training.
Weather Outlook for Miami Valley Warmer Temperatures Expected
A low pressure system moving east brings warmer weather to the Miami Valley. Today highs near 60 with mostly fair skies and a 35 degree low tonight. Tuesday looks partly cloudy and mild with a high around 65 and possible showers by night. Sunday’s high reached 51 and the low was 26 early morning.
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Miami Valley
Refugees To Arrive Here Soon From Hungary
Vienna AP dispatch reports chartered airliners will begin ferrying Hungarian refugees to the United States within the week. First groups may land in Milwaukee to mark Free Hungary Day. The U S will offer visas for 5 000 of the nearly 40 000 Hungarians who fled to Austria since the Nov 4 crackdown. The Inter Governmental Committee for European Migration plans 70 planes to U S shores, mainly McGuire Field New Jersey near a reception center at Camp Kilmer. A New York led relief group will coordinate aid as refugees are absorbed into New Jersey and New York areas. The flow has slowed after Russian troops and border guards increased patrols.
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Camp Kilmer
New Brunswick
New York
UN Police Force Grows in Suez Zone
CAPODICHINO Italy three more flights carried 106 Danish officers to join the expanding UN police force in the Suez Canal Zone. Over 500 personnel are in Ismailia barracks awaiting deployment to police the cease fire and troop withdrawal. Three USAF transports brought 197 Norwegians, totaling 442 awaiting go to Suez.
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Suez Canal Zone
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Suez
Clare Luce Resigns Post as Italy Ambassador
Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce resigns today from the ambassador post to Italy. President Eisenhower accepts with great personal regret and says a job superbly done. The White House says the resignation is effective when a new ambassador is appointed and Luce plans to leave after the Christmas holidays.
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Clare Boothe Luce
Italy
Eisenhower
White House
Rokossovsky Named Deputy Defense Minister in Moscow
London-Moscow radio reported that former Polish defense minister Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky was appointed deputy defense minister of the Soviet Union. The announcement said he arrived back in Russia.
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Moscow Radio
Poland
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Soviet Union
Rus
Hammarskjold to brief U.N. on Mideast talks and canal plan
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrives in New York to report to the General Assembly on cease fire talks with Egyptian officials and the plan to reopen the Suez Canal, a six month salvage operation. Egypt seeks waterway clearance. U.N. police to oversee cease fire and troop withdrawal near the armistice line.
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U.N
Crash Kills 29 in Colombian Airliner Crash
A Aerolinas de Pacifico airliner crashed in the mountains west of Cali killing 29. The plane, bound for the Pacific coast, burst into flames after the Sunday crash.
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Aerolinas de Pacifico
Pacific Coast
Grange Leader Criticizes Farm Price Support Plans
National Grange master Al Newsom told the 90th annual Grange convention that both major parties cling to obsolete farm price support ideas. He urged commodity specific solutions and dismissed the soil bank as useless.
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Pravda Attacks Tito Over Interference Claims
Pravda accuses Yugoslav leader Tito of tendencies to interfere in other Communist states. A Belgrade dispatch to the Soviet paper says Tito criticized the current Soviet line in a speech at Pula on November 11.
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Pravda Today
Yugoslavia
Tito
Belgrade
Soviet Communist Party
Pula Nov
Burglar Breaks Arm Of Boy Thrown Lamp Incident
In Columbus Ohio Fred Ashbaugh 14 son of a policeman wrestled a burglar with a lamp toss and tripped over a chair. The intruder struck and broke the boy's arm before fleeing through a back door. Only the boy his mother and a 10 year old sister were present.
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Ohio
Fred Ashbaugh
Fred
Khrushchev Warns West We Will Bury You In Speech
Nikita Khrushchev declared We will bury you at a Moscow Warsaw reception and denounced Western leaders while diplomats from Atlantic Alliance nations and Israel staged a visible exit. He urged peaceful coexistence but asserted Communist history favors his side amid Egypt Hungary and Poland statements.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
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