Injunction Readied To End Strike Across East Gulf Coast
Washington prepared to file for an 80 day injunction to end the eight day waterfront strike that has idled 4 000 workers and disrupted about 200 ships along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts. The action follows a Thanksgiving Day executive order by President Eisenhower and aims to curb the disruption before the weekend.
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Aramburu Ousts Top Generals
Buenos Aires reports that President Pedro Aramburu's regime has ousted four top generals including army commander in chief and chief of staff and arrested two opposing generals.
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Buenos Aires
Pedro Aramburu
Chuckle about dress a chicken quip in army barracks
A humor item shows a punchline between a sergeant and a soldier about pay. The soldier retorts he cannot dress a chicken given Army wages. The exchange reflects wartime military humor and morale.
Britain backs gradual Egypt withdrawal policy at UN
Britain refused immediate pullout of forces from Egypt, urging UN backed steps. Selwyn Lloyd told the General Assembly that a rapid exit is not possible until the UN emergency police force can effectively handle tasks, as Asian African and other delegates push for deadlines and enforcement actions.
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Russia
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Selwyn Lloyd
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India
Deg Hammarskjold
France
Israel
Two year old Susie Simmonds to undergo eye removal
A Denver two year old, Susie Simmonds, will have surgery to remove her right eye after doctors suspected cancer. Her parents, Mr and Mrs George Simmonds, were informed of the possible diagnosis as she plays with a doll.
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Denver
Cole
George Simmonds
Only Bird Complained On Holiday
Americans celebrated Thanksgiving with feasting and prayers while President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower marked the day in Washington and at Fort Belvoir Virginia. Servicemen abroad held dinners and churches prayed for world peace. In Plymouth pilgrims wore attire, refugees learned the meaning of Thanksgiving, and department stores displayed holiday scenes.
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Deaths of Kidwell Family Spark Arsenic Findings
HAGERSTOWN Md Investigators report William Kidwell 42 a laborer from Kearneysville W Va died in Washington County Hospital after his nine children were admitted Two of the children aged one and two died earlier arsenic was found in the two boys and botulism was initially suspected Rescue units flew to York state to aid storm battered towns as a heavy snow and sleet storm crippled roads and halted traffic across the region, with hundreds of cars stalled and plows overturning.
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Tom Kaylor
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Adams
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Springville
N. Y
Morton Siegel
Mississippi Valley
Mid- Atlantic
Iip
Ahmangey Kota
Minnesota
Up Falls
Mina
Snowstorm Paralyzes Erie and Surrounding Areas
Heavy snowlock grips eastern Great Lakes region with Erie declaring a state of emergency. Towns stranded as drifts reach seven feet. National Guardsmen aid expected as routes between Buffalo and Cleveland close. motorists stranded across northern New York.
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Lakes
Onorio
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Arthur Gardner
George Mer
Buffalo
N. Y
Cleveland
Ohio Gets Us Share Of Storm On Lake Erie's Shore
A Canadian-origin blizzard dumped up to two feet of snow along Ohio’s Lake Erie shore from Painesville to Ashtabula and Conneaut. Hundreds of motorists were stranded. some sought shelter in fire stations and private homes as streets froze. City crews fought drifted streets while weather officials compared it to the 1950 Thanksgiving storm.
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Weather Bureau
Ed Garley
Traffic Flows Steadily Statewide Except Eastern Erie Region
Columbus traffic moved at a steady pace despite bad weather while the eastern Lake Erie area saw near standstill. Slippery spots required extra caution. Snow-removal crews were active on all state highways.
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Lake Erie
State Highway Department
Russell Sparks 98-40 Olympic Win Over Japan
American guard Bill Russell scored 20 points in 13 minutes to spark a sagging U S attack as the United States routed Japan 98 to 40 in the first round Olympic basketball contest. Uruguay defeated Bulgaria 70-55 and Brazil beat Chile 78-59. Philippines defeated Thailand 55-? and France beat Singapore 81-54.
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Bill Russell
U.S
Japan
Uruguay
Bulgaria
Brazil
Chile
Philippines
Thailand
France
Singapore
UT Parking Meters Pulled Ahead of University Men’s Team
In Austin Texas police pulled the first parking meter ahead of the University of Texas men’s event after meters were installed by the city. A sign urged residents to take the meters back to city hall as officials faced public resistance.
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Austin
Tex.s
University of Texas
Tom Miller
Nagy Party Disappears In Hungary
Belgrade protested to Hungary that Imre Nagy and associates who left the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest under safety guarantees have not returned home. The Yugoslav announcement gave no fate details but raised fears they are under arrest. Vidic warned such actions would strain Yugoslav Hungarian relations.
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Sind
Dobrivoje Vidic
Vidic
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Lake Erie
Miami Valley
Canada
Midwest
Eden Wins Reprieve as Conservative Unity Stands Firm
London report says Sir Anthony Eden retains leadership after 1922 committee meeting. Butler and Macmillan rallied Conservative MPs behind the government amid Suez and Egypt tensions. Dissidents warned against withdrawal, while pro mainstream press urged backing to support UN efforts and stabilize the crisis.
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Anthony Eden
Eden
Jamaica
House of Commons
R. A. Butler
Harold Macmillan
Partial Budapest Strike Called Off Amid Partial Agreement
Vienna based AP report says Budapest Workers Council called off its strike after a partial agreement with Prime Minister Janos Kadars government. Delegates planned further talks while some workers remained on strike to press key demands including troops withdrawal and Nagy’s return. Refugees surged into Austria as Soviet deportations continued and Western limits on resettlement were adjusted.
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Austria
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Budapest Workers’ Council
Imig Nagy
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Kadar
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Central Workers Council
Csepel Iron and Metal
Central Council
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New York Times
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Laszlo Piros
Piros
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Hungary
Bruno Kreisky
Foreign Ministry
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