Dulles Says U S Would Respond To Any Attack
Albany AP report states Secretary of State Dulles said U S field commanders would automatically retaliate if attacked. He noted Chicago mob meeting inquiries and that state police are to submit a full report on the raid. Government sources emphasized readiness to act without war declaration.
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Eisenhower
NATO
Adlai Stevenson and State Dept payroll disclosure
The article reports that Adlai Stevenson was sworn in as a foreign policy consultant and placed on the payroll at about $50 a day, a status described after a mixup in announcement. Dulles clarifies that Stevenson remains a consultant to the Eisenhower administration and that the payroll arrangement was not publicly announced at the time.
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State Department
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Lincoln White
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Balleyhoard
Dulles
Chicago
Truman
Eisenhower
State
Major Santa Anas Grip Southland With High Winds
The Weather Bureau warned of a major Santa Anas wind surge peaking tonight. Gusts 35 to 50 mph spread a dust blanket across the Southland. Widespread damage reported from Huntington Beach to Riverside including downed power lines, blocked roads, and zero visibility at Ontario and Blythe airports. Coastal advisories and small craft warnings extended from Point Conception to Oceanside.
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Weather Bureau
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Point Concepcion
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Oceanside
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Lakewood
California Edison
Ontario
Edison Ca
Santa Monica
California Highway Patrol
Euclid Avenue
Santa Ana Canyon
Blythe
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
California Sighway Patrol
Riverside
Orange
Blast sinks freighter at Naples dock
A violent explosion sank the 2,285 ton Italian freighter Anna Maria Jewoll near Naples, killing two Italians and leaving two to five workers presumed dead. Over 75 injured, many bystanders in the main square. Navy said no American ships nearby. Italian officials handle the rescue under control.
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Naples
Italy
Anna Maria Jewoll
Aus
Navy
Ex Uncle Bob of TV Killed in Portland
Portland police report radio and television actor Robert W. Amsberry age 29 died early today when his sports car plunged off a road into a light pole. Amsberry known as Uncle Bob on the Mickey Mouse Club program was associated with Divers from Naples and had recently returned to Portland to investigate an explosion at KEX where he started in radio. The cause of the crash was not immediately determined.
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Mickey Cases Mouse Club
Naples
Hollywood
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KEX
Miss Universe Gladys Zender Engaged to Former Diplomat
Miss Universe winner Gladys Zender of Peru is engaged to Dino Berisso, a former Cuban consular official. They met after her Miss Universe win in Long Beach, maintained a long distance romance, and plan marriage after her pageant contract expires. Berisso hopes a face to face wedding, while Zender returns to crown the next Miss Universe next July.
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Gladys Zender
Peru
Dino Berisso
Berisso
Long Beach
South America
Berissa
Edward Zenetz
Pory
Classifieds Brief Item From Long Beach Paper
Classified listing from the Long Beach Press Telegram dated Thursday November 21 1957 references classified ads and a local contact number HF 2-5959 and HE 5-161 likely for telephone inquiries.
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Long Beach
Calif
Escapee Hunted in Boat Basin
Mary Mitchell Andrews, 35, an escapee from Patton State Hospital, fled after forcing her mother Martha H. Andrews, 76, and a friend to accompany her at gunpoint for a $900 Paris withdrawal. Officers search California Yacht Anchorage Berth 35 after the car used in the kidnapping was found abandoned.
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Yacht Landing
Los Angeles
al Emerald St
Redonda Beach
Paris
Teen Tempo section tease in Press-Telegram lineup
The notice outlines the Press-Telegram's Teen Tempo on Pages B-6 and C-7 with references to multiple sections including comics, sports, theaters, classifieds, and various page designations for calendars, weather, and obituaries as part of a comprehensive newspaper layout.
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Press-Telegram
Rullo
Wilson
Tour
Wake Forest students protest dancing ban with walkout
About 1,900 Wake Forest College students staged a 10 15 am walkout from the chapel program in Winston Salem to protest the North Carolina Baptist Convention stance against campus dancing. Afterward some gathered on a patio to dance to music from a radio in a campus building window. The action followed a convention vote in Raleigh last night opposing on campus dancing.
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N.C
Wake Forest College
North Carolina Baptist Convention
J. C. Canipe
Baptist State Convention
Raleigh
Thane McDonald
Macmillan to Visit French Premier in Paris Talks
Prime Minister Macmillan said he will travel to Paris on Monday to discuss British French relations and the Tunisian arms crisis with Premier Felix Gaillard. He will be accompanied by Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd.
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London
Macmillan
Paris
Felix Gaillard
House of Commons
Selwyn Lloyd
Three Die In Flaming Wreckage Near Tucson Reservation
Three unidentified men died Wednesday night when their car careened off center and burned in a riverbed on the Sells Indian Reservation near Tucson. Pima County sheriff officials said the victims were burned beyond recognition and the sole clue to identification was an Oklahoma license plate number 13-3226.
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Centrol
Sells Indias
Pima County
Timen
Sheriff's Office
Oklahoma
Eisenhower returns to Washington after Augusta rest
President Eisenhower and First Lady Mamie flew from Augusta on Columbine II returning to Washington. They plan a dinner at a private club for Herbert Brownell and will attend the first Civil Rights Commission meeting December 9 in Washington. The commission will study civil rights issues for two years.
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Eisenhower
Dixie
Washington
Columbine II
Senhower
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Nixon
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Nafo Council
Paris
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White House
Civil Rights Commission
Congress
Unemployment Seen To Rise Early Next Year Says Mitchell
Washington Secretary of Labor Mitchell said the cost of living is leveling off but forecasts higher unemployment in early next year. He predicted February as a peak month in 1958 and cautioned the rise would not be of serious proportions. Other economists noted a possible temporary jump of up to a million above 1957, with October figures showing 2.508 million unemployed. Meany added that unemployment is spreading across regions and industries.
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UFI Secres Jtory
Labor
Mitchell
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George l Meany
Five Pounds of Opium Stolen From Court
San Francisco police investigate the disappearance of five pounds of opium from the Superior Court chamber of Judge Walter Carpeneli where it was to be evidence for a trial. The opium valued at $9000 in the illegal market was in two paper bags and vanished Wednesday.
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San Francisco
Court of Superior
Walter Carepeneli
Weather Outlook Winds Up Friction Through Friday
Glear but windy through Friday with little temperature change. Rain probability near era per cent tonight and 13 per cent Friday. Storm warnings posted from Pt Conception to Mexican border.
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Mexican
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