Troops Delay Final Pullout At Port Said
PORT SAID Egypt UP British and French forces slowed their evac uation of Port Said to recover from a weekend of violence. A merciless attack by Egyptian commandos killed at least 100 and UNEF assumed control of most areas while 5 000 British and 2 000 French troops held debarkation positions awaiting the withdrawal.
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Egypt
Britain
France
United Nations Emergency Forces
UNEF
Debarkation
United Nations
Port
Eisenhower Nehru Meet For Private Talks At Farm
President Eisenhower and Indian Prime Minister Nehru traveled to the Pennsylvania farm for private talks on world issues including communism and Red China. An attorney testified that U S drug addiction costs could reach hundreds of millions, and Nehru discussed crime prevention during the visit.
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Nehru
Washington
White House
Gettysburg Farm
United Press
India
Pennsylvania
China
Ab New
Fornia
Blair
U.N i
U.S
Cnme
Surat
Teedenens Ey Ee
Red China
Robert
Neeb Jr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Califor Toe Canal
Laia
Neeb
Senate
California
Soviet Reports Revolt Crushed and U.S. Border Violation Allegations
Moscow reports accuse three U.S. BLT jets of trespassing near Vladivostok in December 1911 reconnaissance, demanding punishment and safeguards. U.S. officials deny knowledge of the flights and withheld comment as the State Department studies the note for possible violations and responses.
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Moscow
Pacific
Viadagostok
State Department
U.S
Us.s.r
U.S Air Force
Japan
Bsis
Siberian Naval Base
U.S.A
Vladivostok
Siberia
United States
Bus Car Crash Injures Nine in Longview Texas
About 200 spectators gathered as a collision between a bus and a car carrying Eisenhower aides and others injured nine. Five in the car were hospitalized at Gregg Memorial Hospital, with two in critical condition. bus passengers also hospitalized. Names and ages of injured include Longview residents C I Jones 61 and Ruben Chastan 34 in critical condition, along with others treated and released.
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Tex
Toca
Secret Service
Eisenhower
Here
Glenn
Elliott
Farm Taj Market Road
State High 1
IL C. Jones
Ruben Chastan
Haley Ingram
Gregeton
Fair
Nina Mae Jones
Longyree
Emma Jones
Good
Gregg Memoral Hospital
Elmer Donaho
Arlington
Pear! Hall
Duval Bluff
Ark
Walter Randall
Dallas
Narcissus Jones
Bo Compton
Deborah Dawn Compton
Start
Petty
Sileace
Reds Round Up Slave Laborers in Hungary
Vienna reports say Russia claimed the Hungarian revolution ended though fighting continued around Budapest with tanks troops and possibly planes aiding rebel guerrillas in the hills. Budapest authorities reportedly conscripted strikers to work in Matra coal mines totaling 654 workers.
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Russia
Budapest
East
Matra
Eger-Mikoslc
Jin Vienna
Budapest Radio
Big Goyer
Tababenya
Bandits Take $20,000 in College Park Bank Job
Two gunmen abducted a teller and his wife in Hyattsville then forced the teller to drive to the College Park Suburban Trust Co branch. The robbers, fleeing in the teller’s car, left him bound but he freed himself and alerted police by 3:30 a.m. FBI opened an investigation. Loot estimated around $20,000 with deposits from Christmas trade likely swelling the amount. A tense, unfolding crime amid a wider regional alert.
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Donald E. ‘Bishoff
Hyattsville
Bishoff
Suburban Trust Co
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FBI
Tno
Reading
University of Maryland
Washington, D. C
Deser
Bischoffs
Egypt Willing to Use Foreign Manned Salvage Vessels
Egypt agrees to employ salvage ships from Britain and France only if crews are from other nations. Britain and France refuse and threaten to wait for a UN decision by midnight local time. Anglo-French troops stay inside a barbed wire perimeter around the European quarter as UN patrols in white jeeps move through a tense port city amid widespread protests. General Elm Burns, linked to UNEF, protests in Cairo as Britain and France voice complaints to the UN.
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Egypt
Britain
France
United Nations
Ares
U.N
Elm Burns
UNEF
Cairo
Cold Weather Warnings Hit Texas Across State
Texas faced a double punch from wintry conditions Monday with a secondary cold front moving in early and a norther to follow. Cold wave warnings issued for Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Arkansas portend colder temps statewide. Showers spoke east Texas. panhandle and South Plains may dip to 18 degrees Monday night. readings varied from 28 to 62 across cities including Amarillo, Dallas, Houston, and Brownsville amid fog and trace rain in Corpus Christi and Galveston.
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Texas
Kanes
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Panhandle
South Plains
Fiat
Brownsville
West Coast
Commi
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Texarkana
Dallas
Austin
Houston
Laredo
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Galvesta
Beaumont
Parr Jurors Still Out in Houston Mail Fraud Trial
In Houston, a jury in the mail fraud case of George B. Parr and eight Duval County associates resumed deliberations. Foreman Oscar Breeding said progress is made but no verdict. The group faced a 220-count indictment alleging use of mail to defraud and diversion of more than 200000 funds from Benavides Independent School District.
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Houston
George B. Pirr
Duval County
Oscar Breeding
Allen B. Hannay
Benavides Independent
Movies Featured on New Jersey Railroad Trains
The Pennsylvania Railroad will show a ten minute film to about six percent of commuters on its Jersey City trains this week. The film explains why the railroad hopes to consolidate two trains to streamline service.
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Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Russia Blames Outside Forces Over Hungary Rebellion
Washington reports Soviet diplomat Sergi Irigenov said the Hungary uprising against Communist rule was stimulated from outside. A C-46 cargo plane crash near Long Beach caused parts to fly onto a highway, but no cars were hit and all four crew members survived.
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Washington
Russia
Hungary
Sergi
Irigenov
State Department
Long Beach
Robert Murphy
Striganov
Rest Beach
Hatel
Aly Night
Frimtling Field
Eden Returns To Job Today In Commons Clash
Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden resumed his duties in the House of Commons amid sharp questioning over the Suez crisis and gasoline rationing. Supporters sought a spontaneous cheer as Parliament marked his first appearance since a Jamaica rest. An early question from Labour MP Emrys Hughes asked about appointing an official historian for the Egypt conflict.
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Prie
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Sup Acbve
Eden
Mark
Jamaica
Commons
Emrys Hughes
Egypt
Supreme Court to Meet Today on Great Lakes Diversion
The Supreme Court may act today on Illinois request for a 00 day emergency diversion of water from the Great Lakes into the Illinois Mississippi waterway to aid navigation hampered by drought. Wisconsin opposes the measure while other states are affected. After orders at today’s session the court will recess for the holidays.
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Supreme Court
Illinois
Great Lakes
Illinoi-Mississippi
Uknows
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
IMM
Supreme Cort
Wisconsia
Harding
Double Shooting Suspect Arrested After Odessa Bar Incident
In Odessa a man named Parrish was arrested after a Monday early morning double shooting at KC's Tavern near Pete's Bar. The suspect admitted to firing that wounded a man named Wyle and a woman identified as Mrs. Parish, while a young child was found dead in the car. Police traced the motive to a divorce dispute and a plan to kill Parrish's estranged wife. Funeral services for Wyle’s widow are set for Wednesday in Seymour, Texas.
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Sergamert
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Parish
Parrish
Arlene Parish
North Daisy
Pial
Deine
AL Semithere Parrish
Semmnole
Odexca
Ike
Pete's
Patneh
Fred
Treas
Firet
Samet Inhasom
Doeomal
Parnah
Odessa
Patmish
West Texas
Lubteck
Panhandle
BeDame
Richy Tretsage
Odecea
Parrich
Cam Southert
Strother
Oman
Paresh
Fox
Lerlefield
McDaniel
Smithie
Wyte
Om Simei
Texeth Bural
Dam - Latleield
Mitt
Parneh
Peag Wah
Ernin Wyle
Aleo
Dimmitt
Georgia Case Set For Trial After 6 Years
In Atlanta, Horace Ward versus the University System of Georgia went to trial in federal court before Judge Frank Hooper. Ward contends enrollment in the UGA law school was denied due to race after six years of pretrial proceedings, while Georgia defends enrollment rules as applied to all applicants. The case highlights attempts to desegregate higher education in the South and the evolving admission standards now required by the law school.
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Atlanta
Horace Ward
Georgia
Ward
University of Georgia Law School
Frank Hooper
Eugene Cook
National Association of the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
LaGrange
Morehouse College
Atlanta University
Alabama
South
Arkansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
North Carolina
Tennesse
Texas
Virginia
Georgia Taw
American Bar Assa
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Morehouse
Alumni Association
Cold Wave Grips Northern States Across Plains to Oklahoma
Arctic air swept into the upper Mississippi Valley and south into Kansas driving temperatures to 17 to 21 below zero in North Dakota and Minnesota. Montana faced subzero chills as officials warned for eastern towns and northeastern Mississippi. The cold spell was set to advance toward Oklahoma and Arkansas while the Northeast braced for a brief thaw erasing last week’s storm impact with at least six highway-related fatalities reported.
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Associated
PRI
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Forthern
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Missa
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Jeweler Reports $300,000 Holdup
A New York jewelry company owner says he was abducted at gunpoint in Burbank and forced to drive as accomplices looted about $300,000 in diamonds and emeralds from a robbery crew. Detectives pursue two suspects amid the suburban search.
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Burbank
New York
Owset
David Guten
Gunpeat
Low Arteles
Ome
Santa Needs Help at Toledo University Appeal
A garbled scene describes Santa Claus seeking aid from Toledo University students after a setback. The text mentions a docked student and mechanics, with unclear actions and a call for help. The fragment preserves local tone and seasonal conflict but lacks clear, named facts or events.
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Obes
Santa Claus
Toledo University
Cleecmaien
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