Reds Operate In Colleges Says Ohioan
An Ohioan testified last week in Chicago that Communist cells exist in most major universities including the University of Wisconsin where he and labor leader J. J. Killian were said to be members. He described joining a party and attending meetings while working in the United States.
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Senate
Smith Sietaiine Andinesne Eile Oad
Chicago
J. J. Killian
University of Wisconsin
Sullivan
Ella
United States
Allies To Open Port Said To Seaborne UN Units
BEIRUT Lebanon AP Egypt's crisis in Syria led to martial law under pro Soviet officers led by Col Abdul Hamid Saraj. Damascus faced air raids as three Iraqi Petroleum Co pipelines were blown up. Syria's 60,000-strong army, bolstered by Soviet arms, shifted from defensive to offensive posture. Pro-Soviet sentiment grows while borders and supply routes feel the impact.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Egypt
Syria
Abdul Hamid Saraj
Damascus
Iraq Petroleum Co
Mediterranean
Europe
Moscow Radio
Nehrul
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Saraj
Nasser
Revolution Council
Saraf
Nazam al Edin
Jal Edin
Rome
Albania
Levents
Hungarians Hints Return to Work Amid Revolt Turmoil
Vienna AP reports Hungarian workers pledge to return to machines to lift the revolt battered economy. The back to work movement tests Premier Janos Kadar's Soviet imposed regime as discontent grows over Nagy’s disappearance. Strikes since Oct 23 paralyze Hungary. Nagy fled to Yugoslavia as Kadar promises safe return.
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Janos Kadar
Kadar
Imre Nagy
Hungary
Nagy
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Workers’ Council
Romania
Se Caps
Budapest
Storm Hit Erie Seeks Federal Disaster Aid After Snow
Mayor Arthur Gardner asks Governor Leader to secure federal aid as Erie, Pennsylvania endures a near record Thanksgiving storm. Two feet of snow paralyzed the lakeport city, with drifts up to seven feet, multiple closures, and 500 National Guardsmen on duty. five storm deaths reported in New York.
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Arthur Gardner
Lakeport
Lake Erie
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ohio Lake
New York State Line
Erie
Villa Marie
Mercy Hurst
Gannon
Gardner
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
New York State
Stevedores End Strike After Cooling Off Demand
New York reports a large group of longshoremen ended a strike with a cooling off period that halted over 200 ships along East and Gulf Coast ports. The action drew a government injunction under the Taft Hartley act for 16 days, after President Eisenhower warned the stoppage could threaten national health and safety.
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New York
Gulf Coast
Eisenhower
Baltic Storms Toss Baltic Vessels Along German Coast
Winter storms raged over the North and Baltic seas driving mountainous waves that tore into ships. Coastal vessels sought shelter at the nearest ports as Hamburg and other coastal areas faced the blow from the weather system.
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Hamburg
Germany
Baltic
Tennessee woman’s 88 years baffled by cars
An 88 year old Tennessee woman has reportedly never seen an automobile, a situation noted with gentle humor about her long life without a car. The remark links age to her unfamiliarity with modern mobility devices.
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Tennessee
A Sad Judge Of Character
A tavern scene on a Saturday night sets a bank robbery plot in motion as an instigator recruits a partner and a getaway car is sought. After discussion Smith convinces the man an auto is ideal for the job and the duo drives to the city jail.
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Smith
Inside Job Suspected In $274000 Oxmoor Safe Theft
Police in Louisville suspect an inside job after a wall safe in William Bullitt’s Oxmoor mansion was looted of about $274000 in cash and a $41000 check on a weekend. Detectives say attackers used a concealed wall panel and likely knew the safe setup. The Bullitt estate, 1000 acres on the city’s edge, was left undisturbed except for the library window entry and a triggered server wall safe mechanism. The incident occurred between 11 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. Sunday, with no immediate signs of a forced entry. The Bullitt family noted the thieves appeared to know the layout and the double combination safe.
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Louisville
Oxmoor
William Marshall
Bullitt
United States
James Wyatt
Litt
Lowry Watkins
Wyatt
Milburn Price
Price
South Pole Base Grows By 19 Men
The base gains 19 new arrivals joining eight men already living in tents on the cold Antarctic site. Navy Dakotas landed 10 construction workers who departed after 30 minutes to support Deepfreeze operations at McMurdo Sound. A second landing was delayed by bad weather and five more workers plus Dr. Paul A. Siple are expected to join later.
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Mc‘Murdo Sound
Paul A. Siple
Snow Likely as Storm Moves Through Miami Valley
Slushy snow expected through Tuesday as a low pressure system over southeastern Ohio ushers in occasional light snow flurries. Cloudy cold with highs near 32 and lows around 25. Middletown reports a Sunday high of 36 and a 31 degree low, with a late Sunday rain snow mix totaling 1.58 inches by midnight. morning snowfall not measurable.
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Ohio
Miami Valley
Middletown
Packers pick Hornung in 1986 NFL bonus choice
Philadelphia bulletin reports the Green Bay Packers won the 1986 NFL bonus choice and selected Notre Dame quarterback Paul Hornung, adding a notable college star to their roster.
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Philadelphia
Green Bay Packers
Notre Dame
Paul Hornung
Manila Typhoon Machine Ends Its Run Abruptly
A weather segment reports the Typhoon Machine in Manila exhausted itself today, ending its operation unexpectedly. Authorities note no injuries and little damage as observers record the sudden cessation.
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Manila
Dispute Over Nagy Disappearance Draws Indian Outcry
New Delhi editorials assail Soviet actions amid reports on the missing former Hungarian Prime Minister Imre Nagy, fueling tense reactions in Indian press and diplomacy.
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New Delhi
Hungaram
Imre Nagy
Buildup of U N patrol speeded in Suez area
Port Said opened to sea resupply for U N police units as well as airlift. Maj. Gen. Burns asked the move, with Lt. Gen. Stockwell saying 700 Yugoslav troops would land by sea and cross the cease fire line into the canal zone. U N forces at Abu Suweir exceed 1,000 with more arrivals expected.
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Port Said
Egypt
U.N
Suez Canal Zone
Middle East
Upou i
E. L. M. Burns
Cairo
Capodichino
Naples
Italy
Abu Suweir
Ismailia
Hugh Stockwell
Canal
Stockwell
Burns
Port
U. N
Fire guts Border Club in Las Vegas blaze
LAS VEGAS Nev One of Nevada's oldest casinos the Boulder Club was gutted by fire last night. Fire chief Elmer Gates estimated damages at 200000 as firemen fought flames from upstairs dressing rooms. Croupiers rushed to move chips and silver dollars during the blaze. The club held a gambling license issued in 1929, one of the state's first.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Boulder Club
Elmer Gates
UN presses allies to pull out from Egypt
The United Nations General Assembly urged Britain France and Israel to withdraw all troops from Egypt. The resolution passed 63 to 5 with 10 abstentions, demanding immediate action and a report from Dag Hammarskjold. The US backed the measure while Australia and New Zealand opposed it. Israel reports 6000 troops withdrawn. Britain moved 928 infantry from Port Said. France says a third of forces pulled back. No further concrete evacuations announced. only 19 Norwegians remain in Port Said area with 1000+ others in reserve.
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Australia
New Zealand
Britain
France
Israel
United States
Egypt
Port Said
U. N
Germans Return From Red Prisons
A group of 30 Germans freed from Soviet labor camps in Russia arrived in West Berlin. The returnees say they were captured early in World War II and report being detained in several areas later annexed by Poland and Russia.
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Berlin
Russia
West Berlin
Gonl
Poland
Exposed confession foiled by tragic Billy case in Huntington
In Cabell County West Virginia detectives found two year old Billy Beaver dead after a hoax confession by his father James Beaver. Sheriff Humphreys closed the case stating the father mother and grandmother were unable to read or write well and that the earlier murder confession proved false.
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Huntington
W. Va
Billy Beaver
Billy
Invests
Ee Eee
Paul Harbour
H. D. Humphreys
Humphreys
Bilily
James Beaver
Beaver
Virginia Beaver
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