Slowdowns Hit Docks as ILA Peeved After Court Orders
In New York a wave of longshore slowdowns disrupts pier work five days after a federal injunction ended an Atlantic Coast waterfront strike. Activity drops to about half normal on many piers with delays to ships and overtime refusals. The ILA contends no orders to slow, blaming two court injunctions and ongoing contract disputes for a “partial strike.”
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New York
Atlantic Coast
Assah
ILA
U. S
United States
Alexander P. Chopin
New York Shipping Assn
William V. Bradley
Chopin
Thomas Gleason
Labor Relations Board
Eisenhower
Todays Chuckle Father Seeks Prize for Son-in-Law
A humorous line about a father offering a prize to the young man who wins his daughter, framing him as a good prospect as a son-in-law and the father's attempt to help the match.
NYC Speeds Up Track Repair After Derailment
A derailment of four NYC freight gondolas loaded with coal near Jefferson and Oxford roads damaged 250 feet of track on both main lines. No injuries were reported. About 100 workers and emergency equipment rushed to restore one line by mid afternoon with normal service by 4 p.m. Trains were rerouted via the B&O through West Middletown and taxi shuttles moved passengers from the depot.
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New York Central
Jefferson Road
Oxford State Road
East
Westnd
NYC
Baltimore & Ohio
West Middletown
Carl Marsh
Springfield
B&o
Ohio State Limited
Cleveland
Sharonville
Bellefontaine
Middletown
Marsh
Reds Urged To Let UN In Hungary
Dag Hammarskjold reported to the United Nations Assembly that Hungary blocked UN observers. Pravda quoted Premier Janos Kadar saying observers were blocked to avoid confusing Hungarians with American troops. US officials mulled a tougher resolution amid refugee relief needs as about 92,000 refugees had arrived in Austria and 22,000 left.
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Eney
Budapest
Ainell Cain Atau Ie Tak Hed
Moscow
Pravda
Janos Kader
U. N
U.S
Assembly
U.N
Hungary
Soviet Union
USN
James Read
Austria
Murdered man’s uncle inherits half million in probate case
Frederick B. Gray 90 left half his estate to his murdered nephew Alfred Williams 65 and to Gray’s guardian Mrs Fanny Conway. The killings of Williams and his mother Ada Williams 87 remain unsolved. Probate hearing set January 14 to determine order of death and asset division.
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Detroit
Frederick B. Gray
Alfred Williams
Williams
Ada K. Williams
Gray
Fanny Hi, Conway
Conway
Thomas C. Murchy
Weekend warmth ahead with possible snow flurries
A high pressure system in the Gulf brings slightly warmer air to the Miami Valley. The forecast for the end of November calls for mostly cloudy skies with a high near 32 and a 26 degree low tonight. Saturday looks cloudy and warmer with a high around 35, but a late cold front may bring much colder weather and snow by Sunday. Yesterday's official high was 34 and the morning low 20.
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Gulf
Miami Valley
Ike Enjoys Vacation In Georgia At Augusta
President Eisenhower and Mamie enjoy a Georgia retreat at Augusta National Golf Club. The president keeps a daily routine with office work in the morning then plays two nine hole rounds, while monitoring international developments, especially in the Middle East, with White House aides.
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Sd Ga
Fisenhower
Southland
Mamie
Augusta
Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Middle East
Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Club
Accusu
Hoover
Augusta National Course
Howard M. Snyder
Dulles
Britain and France Plan Suez Withdrawal by Christmas
British and French officials signal a phased pull out of forces from the Suez Canal zone by Christmas with U N police to assume control. Foreign ministers Lloyd and Pineau discussed the plan amid calls for an equitable canal solution and the United States readiness to counter oil shortages in Western Europe.
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London
Britain
United States
Egypt
France
Suez Canal Zone
Pineau
Lloyd
Suez
Suez Canal
America
Israel
Paris
U. N
Will Specifies Woman To Keep House As Long As Dog Lives
We Miss Hattie Steelman inherits the Dorse home and furnishings during Lady the dog s life with sale of the house after the hound s death. The 83 year old widow Rose Anna Dorse left $50 to Steelman with other family bequests and a surplus to Steelman for family use. Steelman cared for Dorse and the dog, noting she may face questions as she continues shopping downtown.
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Wenston-Salem
N.C
Hattie Steelman
Rose Anna Dorse
Miss Steelman
U S Plans Oil Supply For Europe Crisis Action
The United States ordered emergency oil supply for Western Europe up to 1 100 000 barrels daily. A Middle East emergency committee will pool production and tanker facilities to ease the Suez blockage while Britain and France face troop withdrawal assurances. No U S rationing expected. financing Europe’s purchases under study.
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Washington W
Western
Europe
Arthur S. Flemming
Seaton
Middle East
Bil
Suez Canal
Britain
France
Egypt
Flemming
United States
United Nations
ODM
Dulles
Herbert Hoover Jr
Es Press Committee
Asist
State Department
Tax Cheater Clears Herself at Conscience Fund Payment
A St. Louis woman entered the Internal Revenue Service office and offered 389 dollars. She wept and admitted cheating on a tax return while saying she could not support her four children otherwise. The agent noted she did not press for her name and placed the money in the conscience fund.
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ST. Louis & A
Internal Revenue Office
Ernest M. Flinn
Internal Revenue
U S backs Baghdad Pact but no membership yet
The United States signals support for the Baghdad Pact in the Middle East without joining. Iraq faces pressure from pro Soviet officers and seeks American arms while Saudi Arabia opposes U S membership. tensions shape the Arab League stance and regional balance. Deputy Under Secretary Robert Murphy warns that Soviet aims threaten regional peace and Western influence.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Middle East
Iraq
Russia
Pakistan
Turkey
Iran
Britain
Egypt
Baghdad
Omi
Middle Eastern
Nuri
Israel
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Robert Murphy J
New York
Murphy
Knife not weapon in Pugh murder, pathologist says
Hamilton County pathologist Dr. Frank Cleveland testified that a knife turned over to police is unlikely the murder weapon in the April 11 slaying of Audrey Evers Pugh. Prosecutor Hopkins noted the knife’s provenance from Robert Lyons trial and a car owner who found the knife under a seat.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Audrey Evers Pugh
Frank Cleveland
William F. Hopkins
Hopkins
Robert V. Lyons
City Waterworks
Lyons
Pugh
Cleveland
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Ottumwa
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Pasadena
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