Egypt Faces U N Role on Soviet Volunteers Crisis
President Eisenhower said the United States would oppose any intervention in Egypt by Soviet volunteers if Moscow acts. The White House noted U.N. action could be needed and that U.N. charter rules constrain such force. Egypt asked for immediate removal of Israeli and British-French troops, while U.N. police units prepare in Italy to patrol a cease-fire. Soviet volunteers were reportedly sought for service, with Moscow indicating possible permission if requested.
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UN Police Force Delayed in Italy Amid Egypt Row
UN police slated for Egypt faced a 24 hour postponement due to supply housing and mission disputes among Egypt Britain France and Israel. Troops gathered at Capodiciino Naples as Danish Norwegians and Canadians arrived while observers moved to Ismailia to maintain the cease fire along the canal zone awaiting landing arrangements and political clearance.
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Weather Outlook With Warmer Temps and Showers Ahead
Mostly cloudy and windy conditions persist with a warmer night and highs in the mid range. Rain is expected Thursday with possible snow in the north and lingering showers into Friday, then another rain event Sunday. Temperature averages run 1-2 degrees below normal for the five day span.
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Moon and plan ets schedule and local church services
Beckley sky notes at 6 05 am on Thursday list moon rises and sets with full moon approaching and visible planets including Mars Venus Jupiter plus sun set times. The meeting will fundraise for charity. downtown union services at First Baptist Church with Rev Homer M Sauls speaking at Neville Street on the same time.
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Ike Considers Vote Mandate for Program
President Eisenhower said the election results are a mandate to push his modern Republicanism through persuasion. He noted Democrats control Congress but wants a Republican senator from Texas, and discussed Texas state affairs and Senate seat dynamics affecting party control in the new Congress beginning January.
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Texas
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Senate
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Congress
Churches to Combine On Thanksgiving Day
The Memorial Baptist Church Laurel Terrace and St. Marys Methodist Church East Beckley join for a 10:30 am Thanksgiving Day service at the Baptist Church. The Rev L L Bockhart of St Marys will deliver the sermon titled Remember to Say Thanks. The host pastor Rev C E Walker leads the worship with choirs from both churches.
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East Beckley
Wyoming Snow Storm Expands Across Eastern Wyoming
Wyoming weather bureau reports continued snowfall across eastern Wyoming with strong winds and plummeting temperatures near zero expected tonight. Cheyenne area schools and services remain open while the storm moves south and east, bringing record cold and heavy accumulation to Big Piney and surrounding locales.
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Early Morning Crash Causes 30 Dollars in Damages
A collision at Johnstown Road and S. Kanawha Street caused about $30 in damages to two cars. City Police report. Drivers identified as Maggie Washington of Mills Street and Frank Dunbar of Whitestock Street. The f lageident occurred at 7:47 am.
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Tito May Solve Hungarys Stalemate
Report from Budapest notes ongoing passive resistance against the Soviet backed regime of Janos Kadar as Yugoslav President Tito is seen as possible mediator. Hungary endures strikes and shortages with tanks still in Budapest while Nagy seeks asylum in the Yugoslav Embassy and journalists report from the capital.
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World aid floods Hungarian relief efforts in Europe
Welfare workers report the free world is sending aid to Hungarian refugees and victims, with more than 10 million dollars pledged and thousands of tons of medicine, food, and clothing sent to Budapest and border points. Dozens of organizations, 12 nations, and figures like Sir Winston Churchill contribute, while Belgian offers to adopt Hungarian children exceed escape numbers.
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Belgium
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London
Three New Forest Fire Reports Filmed Today
District 4 Forestry Division Beckley received unconfirmed reports of three fires in Raleigh Wyoming and Monroe counties before noon. Investigations determine if fires are in forests or caused by trash burning or legal burning. Locations include Raleigh County near Coal River Wyoming head of Wild Cay Branch Little Huff Creek Monroe near Parger School.
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Deportations in sealed cars drive Hungary unrest persists
Radio Budapest reported that in Hungary workers were being moved east in sealed railway cars by Russian troops to end the rebellion and force a return to work. The Ka dar government admitted the practice at Budapest station while Szatnok County reports about 40 percent of workers back at work and some rail traffic resuming. Prisoners were said to be transported east in locked cars, fueling renewed railway strikes.
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Hungary
Janos Kadar
Tolay
Szatnok
U N Secretary Awaits Decision On Relief Mission Hungary
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold awaits word from Hungarian authorities on leading a UN relief mission into revolt torn Hungary. He confirmed talks with Hungarian Foreign Minister Imre Horvath after Imre Nagy’s government rejected an Assembly proposal for observers. The assembly debated Hungarians and allowed relief supplies with UN supervision while Hungary’s fate remained an internal affair.
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Assembly
Hammarskjold
Parture
Middle East
Vassily Kuznetsov
Horvath
Hungary
General Assembly
Henry Cabot Lodge
Asian Leaders Call for Soviet To Quit Hungary
New Delhi India—Prime Ministers of India Burma Indonesia and Ceylon issued a joint communique calling for the speedy withdrawal of Soviet forces from Hungary They voiced strong disapproval of intervention by great powers in the Middle East and urged Hungarians to decide their own future without external pressure The statement reflected the collective view of about 475 million people and followed a three day conference the leaders attended after observing Nehru’s 67th birthday celebration at the National Stadium
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Suez Canal
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Soviet Union
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National Stadium
Gun Wound Fatal To Blue Jay Boy Rites Set Friday
Patrick Bruce Stover 16, son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Stover of Blue Jay, died at 10 40 p m Tuesday in a Bluefield hospital from a gunshot wound suffered Friday evening at Blue Jay. Police said the 20 gauge shotgun belonged to Stover and was accidentally discharged by 33 year old companion Charles MacArdhur Prince as they prepared to hunt. The accident occurred when Prince stumbled and Stover lent him the gun. He was born in Beckley May 12 1910. The mother is the former...
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Blue Jay
Bluefield
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Charles MacArdhur Prince
Stover
Beckley
Trooper Roach Resigns to Move to Florida
Trooper B. J. Roach has submitted his resignation to the West Virginia Department of Public Safety effective Nov 30 and plans to relocate to Florida. Roach has been stationed with the Beckley Detachment since June and has served in the State Police for under a year.
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B. J. Roach
West Virginia Department of Public Safety
Florida
Roach
Beckley
Canvass Drags On At Gulf Mining Company Event
A sophomore from Shady Spring High School and Senior Sunday School member at Blue Jay Methodist Church had rare absences in seven years. Surviving relatives include three sisters and two grandmothers. Funeral services set for Friday at Blue Jay Church with Rev. Virgil Cook officiating. burial at Sunset Memorial Park. Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Virgil Cook
Memorial Park
Rose and Quesenberry
Ray Eliott
Fred Carter
Irian Martin
Karl Beckley
Ian Oakes
Ed Bartlett
Lacy Richvassed
Polish Leader Goes to Moscow for Greater Independence
Wladyslaw Gomulka departs Warsaw led Polish delegation to Moscow to press for more independence from Soviet control. ADN cites PAP report, amid cabinet shakeup including Rokossovsky’s resignation as deputy premier and defense minister.
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Kremlin
Wladislaw Gomulka
Wesleyan Chemistry Professor Succumbs
BUCKHANNON West Virginia Wesleyan College mourns Prof Nicholas Hyma age 70 longtime chemistry professor since 1919 who died in a local hospital after a heart attack three weeks ago He owned Hymi Chemical Laboratory and was a Holland Michigan native with degrees from Kalamazoo College and the University of Chicago He never married and is survived by a sister.
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West Virginia Wesleyan College
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Hymi Chemical Laboratory
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Hynna
Judge Knapp to Attend WV Judicial Association Meeting
Sessions Judge Norman Knapp of the Tenth Judicial Circuit will attend the West Virginia Judicial Association meeting in Clarksburg on Friday and Saturday.
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Tenth Judicial Circuit
West Virginia Judicial Association
Clarksburg
Bloodshed Only Means to Regain Freedom
At the 23rd annual meeting of the Associated Press Managing Editors in Philadelphia, leaders urged defense of press freedom. W M Newton Jr of the Tampa Tribune warned govern ment secrecy jeopardizes reporting, while Mason Walsh praised a few stalwart fighters for information access. Vint Jennings cited photo permit changes by the General Services Administration as a setback for photographers, calling the victory hollow.
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Assn
Congress Hall
APME
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United States
Congressional Committee
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The
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Apme Freedom of Information Committee
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Charleston
W. Va
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