Eisenhowers gather for Thanksgiving at Augusta retreat
At a Thanksgiving gathering in Augusta Georgia President Eisenhower and his family hosted a turkey dinner at Mamie Cabin with grandchildren David Barbara Susan and Mary Jean arriving from Washington for the weekend. Eisenhower planned a golf outing weather permitting and discussions with defense and foreign policy officials were set for Friday and Sunday. A separate Navy incident at Annapolis involved a girl in uniform causing disciplinary actions for several midshipmen and a brigade incident. her father Dr Matias P Johnson defended her.
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Nation Gives Thanks Across the United States Holiday Observances
Thanksgiving day activities unfold nationwide with prayers, feasting, parades, and sports. Airlines face strikes disrupting travel as communities honor the holiday, while churches from rural pews to urban parks host services and pageants. Hospitals plan pilgrim-themed dinners as cities like Detroit and Pittsburgh kick off bicentennial celebrations with parades and concerts.
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Britain Pledges to Stay Put in Berlin as Cold Grips Nation
The Associated Press reports Britain will remain in Berlin despite Soviet proposals to militarize the Western sectors. Heavy cold snaps sweep the nation with subzero readings from Montana to Wisconsin as arctic air spreads. Forecasters warn of bitter winds and snow across the Midwest and along the Atlantic Seaboard, with frigid conditions easing only in coastal regions.
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Free City Berlin plan draws Western rejection alarm
Western officials predicted rejection of the Soviet six month free city proposal for Berlin. Allies said the plan aims to pressure the West from Berlin and delay a final settlement, with Bonn calling the situation extraordinarily serious and Britain signaling continued postwar presence.
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Soviet union proposes free city of West Berlin
The Soviet Union rejected the four power occupation and proposed a six month negotiation period to create a demilitarized free city of West Berlin. It also said it would observe no change in transit links during the talks and suggested UN watchdog involvement.
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