Refugees Cross Border as Soviet Fire Says U.S. Witness
U.N. officials report Russian forces fire on Hungarian refugees fleeing to Austria as more than 52,000 have escaped since the rebellion began. Rep. Francis Walter says he saw a refugee shot on Hungarian soil near the Austrian frontier during a U.S. aid visit.
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Joseph M. Swing
Bargaining Unit Sought In Atlantic and Gulf Dock Strike
The NLRB seeks a temporary restraining order in New York to bar a coastwide contract demand by the ILWU Independent and its president William Bradley. The New York Shipping Assn represents 170 firms, pushing for a pact limited to Port of New York longshoremen while the union asks for coverage of New York branch operations in other ports. The strike is estimated to cost $20 million daily. West Gulf workers claim readiness to resume negotiations, and West Coast workers were still operating though with indications of strain.
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Orleans Officials Demand Eisenhower Mediate Dock Strike
Richard G. Jones president of International House urged President Eisenhower to intervene in the costly Atlantic and Gulf port longshoremen strike. He warned the stoppage harms New Orleans trade as 10,000 workers voted to strike after an agreement had been reached with local ship operators hours earlier.
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Woman Plays Children’s Game On Eve Of Thanksgiving
In Holden Louisiana Mrs Clifford Slaughter is quoted reciting Eenie Meenie Miney Moe in her yard as a playful nod to the holiday. Neighbors report the ducks a hen turkey and a gobbler named Eenie Meenie and Moe.
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Clifford Slaughter
Eenie
Meenie
Minie
Moe
Louisiana Teachers Association approves strike compromise
The Louisiana Teachers Association votes to return the strike proposal to local units while allowing for possible work stoppage if pay raise funding fails. The plan urges the state school board association to pursue legislative action and may trigger an emergency delegates meeting if salary relief is not found. Leaders call it a fair compromise.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Teachers Association
State School Board Association
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Department of
House of Delegates
LTA
Thanksgiving to Be Fair and Cold Across Nation
The Weather Bureau forecast for Thanksgiving Day calls for fair and cold conditions across most of the nation with snow and rain in some areas. Blustery winds and snow flurries are expected over the Great Lakes and central northern Appalachians, with rain in the Southwest and showers in northern New England. Temperatures remain below freezing in the northern plains and Great Lakes, while California may reach the 70s and southern Florida the 80s.
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Appalachians
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California
Florida
Norwegians Move Into Suez Sector For Peacekeeping Mission
A 190-strong Norwegian unit wearing blue helmets joined a 700-strong international force in the northern Suez Canal zone to ease tension between Egyptians and British French troops in Port Said. The move, approved by Egypt and Allied authorities, is not a withdrawal. Port Said remains tense amid ceasefire violations and accusations between sides.
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Middle East
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Canal Zone
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Thanksgiving Services at St Matthew's Catholic Church
Three Thanksgiving services will be held at St Matthew's Catholic Church on Thanksgiving Day. Masses are at 6 30 a m 8 30 a m and 6 00 p m with public invited to join in thanking God for blessings on country and people.
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Welcome for 62 Hungarian refugees at Camp Kilmer
62 Hungarian refugees displaced by Soviet terror arrive at Camp Kilmer New Jersey aboard a DC4 charter. President Eisenhower orders 5 000 to be resettled with more flights planned for Thanksgiving Day and Friday. Canada and 13 nations offer places as over 40 000 Hungarians linger in Austrian transit camps. White House notes five million dollars in relief supplies channeled through the Red Cross.
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Francis Walter
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Washington
White House
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Hammarskjold seeks broad UN powers on Middle East force
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urged the General Assembly to grant wide authority to negotiate with Egypt on UNEF deployments. He described preliminary agreement with President Nasser on principles for the force and said the big issue is whether UN troops would police the Suez Canal area after British and French withdrawal.
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Reservists warned to keep affairs in order in precaution
The Fourth Army told reservists they may be called to active duty on short notice but denied ties to Middle East or Hungarian fighting. Letters, sent as annual reminders, emphasize preparing for emergencies and potential 30 day notice if possible.
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Fourth Army
F. J. Boyce
Middle East
Egypt
Hungary
Boyce
Fort Worth
Stanley Swaitek
U. S. Army Reserve
How Do I Get Out in Budapest During War
United Press reporter Russell Jones describes the anxious mood in Budapest as Hungarians seek escape routes under the Eisenhower plan. Messages to Americans and notes from locals reveal fear, strain, and appeals for news, with a poignant plea from a stranger named Louis seeking word from relatives in the United States.
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United Press
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Eisenhower
United States
U. S. Legation
America
Cepel Island
Louis Menvhert
89Th St. Jackson Heights
New York City
Polio Epidemic Hits War Torn Budapest
Budapest radio reports a polio outbreak in the capital and Debrecent, plus amoebic jaundice risk from contaminated water. It warns of milk shortages, hospital damage, fuel shortages, and unreopened schools amid post revolt devastation and Soviet combat.
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Vienna
Debrecent
Budapest Radio
Bonds Approved In West Monroe For Sewer Upgrades
West Monroe voters approved 968 000 in bonds by a four to one margin to fund sewer improvements and a new district. About 341 for 883 775 and 88 against 193 230 supported the sewer plan with 168 for and 27 against the new district.
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Jonesboro
Natchitoches Road
Ouachita River
City Park
State Trooper Killed While Directing Traffic
Montgomery La. James M Pollard 37 veteran trooper killed while directing traffic near Montgomery when struck by a car driven by Wona Corcoran 29 New Orleans Corcoran booked with negligent homicide Pollard lived in Dry Prong and left a 13 year old daughter police say Corcoran was traveling about 60 mph at impact.
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New Orleans
Here
James M. Pollard
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Cold front brings freezing night in northeast Louisiana
Temperature drops tonight with lows of 30 to 34 degrees and Thursday highs near 48 to 52. Skies shift from clear to partly cloudy as Brisk winds continue. Selman Field reports 45 degrees early, rising to 52 by noon. In New Orleans strong winds topple four small planes at the airport.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Selman Field
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New Orleans
Briton Truck Drivers Strike Over Suez Fuel Rationing
Hundreds of British truck drivers walked off the job in protest of the Suez era gas rationing order. About 1,000 workers at London BRS depots joined the strike as Britain imposes strict wartime fuel limits, with crews to be cut 10 percent to save supplies.
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British Road Services
Suez Canal
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Britain
Low-Cost Classified Ad Delivers Quick Results
An advertisement in the News Star World Want Ads earned results for a total cost of 2.66 dollars. The brief notice highlights affordable pricing and quick buyer response in a regional classified section.
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