Twenty one survive B 36 crash near Denver
A ten engine B 36 bomber crash landed north of Denver's airfield with 21 aboard, all escaping death. One crewman was trapped in the nose for about an hour before rescue. the craft belonged to SAC and was based at Ellsworth AFB. The crew was hospitalized at Lowry AFB.
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Denver
U. S
Lowry Air Force Base
Lowry
Stapleton Airfield
Lowery
Strategic Air Command
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City
S. D
SAC
U.N. Police Arrive in Suez to Foil Soviet Volunteers
First units of the U.N. Middle East police force landed in the Suez Canal zone to deter reported Soviet volunteer enlistment. Danish troops and Norwegians arrived aboard Swiss aircraft near Abu Suweir, with Capodichino staging confirming 467 international personnel across four nations. The mission aims to set up an emergency force in Egypt amid Egypt Britain France and Israel stances. The article notes no clear task details yet and references Dag Hammarskjold leading diplomacy.
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London
U.N
Middle East
Suez Canal Zone
Abu Suweir
Ismailia
Egypt
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Rome
Cairo
Hammarskjold
Moscow
Britain
France
Israel
Suez Canal
Gaza Strip
Daring forger cashed $64 check under sheriff name
Phoenix police seek a bold forger who cashed a 64 dollar check at a Phoenix supermarket using the signature L C Boies Maricopa County Sheriff. The crime prompted a county sheriff to warn the public and aid in the investigation.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Maricopa County
L. C. Boies
Phoenix
Cottonwood Child Drowns in Farm Place Reservoir
Dale Menefee four year old son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Menefee of Cottonwood drowned Wednesday November 14 at about 345 pm in the reservoir near home. Artesia Fire department used artificial respiration and a puljimotor but revival failed. He leaves parents two brothers paternal grandparents and maternal grandparents with several uncles from Artesia Hagerman and Tucumcari. Funeral services tentatively set for Friday November 16 pending word from out of town relatives.
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Dale Menefee
Glenn Menefee
Cottonwood
Artesia
Stanley
Milton
Menefee
Norris
Tucumcari
N.M
Howard Menefee
Hagerman
Clayton
Don Menefee
Town Has Laws Minus Officers
Eau Claire Michigan a town of 500 persons for five months had a policeman but no laws now has laws but no policeman. City elders spent two years on new ordinances to replace old ones that disappeared. They also fired the sole full time policeman James Alford citing affordability of his 3600 dollar salary. Alford declined to comment.
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Eau Claire
Mich. i
Michigan
James Alford
Alford
Democratic Party Chair Delays Precinct Meetings
Jack Rodden Chaves county Democratic Party chairman says all calls for precinct or county meetings or nominating conventions are postponed until further notice. He will issue the call again when a date for the special congressional election is set.
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Jack Rodden
Chaves County
Democratic Party
Roswell Sees Growth as Tire Trade Leader Forecasts 1957 Boom
Local booster William W. Marsh, executive secretary of the National Tire Dealers and Retreaders Association, predicts continued growth for Roswell and New Mexico in population and industry over five to ten years. He cites rising Southwest industry dispersal, highway program debates, and a 1957 tire recapping surge as signs of strong business prospects.
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William W
Bill” Marsh
National Tire Dealers and Retreaders Association of
Washington, D. C
Roswell
New Mexico
Marsh
Association
St. Louis
Southwest
Jack Dempsey
Dag Hammarskjold Meets Burns in Rome for U N Force Plans
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Rome for talks with Maj. Gen. E L M Burns commander of the U N international police force. A briefing room with Middle East maps was set for finalizing plans as the first elements of the force were already in Egypt.
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Rome
U.N. Scretary
Dag Hammarskjold
E.L.M. Burns
U.N. International
Middle East
Hammarskjold
Burns
U.N
Egypt
Kadar rejects Hungarian neutrality and Nagy talks
Premier Janos Kadar announced Hungary would remain tied to the Soviet led Warsaw Pact, warning neutrality would be exploited by imperialists and risk war. He said Nagy could negotiate only if he leaves the Yugoslav embassy and changes his stance, amid a purge of former top Communists.
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Vienna
Russia
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Imre Nagy
Kadar
Budapest
Moscow
Nagy
Egypt restricts Soviet volunteers to UN withdrawal condition
An Egyptian embassy spokesman said volunteers would be sent only if British French and Israeli troops withdraw promptly and in line with UN decisions. He added Egypt had not received a formal request for volunteers and emphasized adherence to UN rulings.
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Moscow
Egypt
United Nations
Nasser
Mohammed el Kony
Cairo
Soviet Union
Democratic National Committee to Meet on Future Plans
The 11 member executive committee of the Democratic National Committee will meet in Washington on November 26 1957 to decide how to handle an estimated one million dollar deficit. Despite losses in the November 6 presidential race the party retained Senate and House majorities and plans for the 1958 elections. Headquarters staff were cut from 175 to about 55 60. Sam Brightman said Paul Butler will not resign as national chairman.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Senate
House
Sam Brightman
Committee
Paul M. Butler
National Committee
El Paso Electric Board Approves Stock Split Plan
The El Paso Electric Co board approves a stock split that would double existing common shares if approved. Holders of 896,412 shares without par value would receive 1,792,824 shares of $5 par value common stock.
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EL Paso
Tex
el Paso Electric Co. Board of Directors
Elvis appearance restricted by Louisville police chief
Louisville police chief Carl Heustis announced a no wiggle restriction for Elvis Presley on November 25. He stated he would not permit lewd or lascivious contortions and quipped that he does not intend to be one of the entertainer's admirers.
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Louisville
Elvis Presley
Carl Heustis
Soviet Raises Danger Over Volunteers
The article discusses Moscow's offer of volunteers to help Egypt against Britain France and Israel and the risk of a Soviet intervention triggering World War III. President Eisenhower vows U.N. backed action if Russian or Red Chinese volunteers enter Egypt. Analysts debate whether the move is a bluff or a bid to expand influence in the Middle East.
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Washington
Russia
Egypt
Britain
France
Israel
Eisenhower
United States
U.N
U. N
Kremlin
Middle East
Soviet Union
Moscow
United Nations
Hungary
Cochran Oder Lum Narrowly Trails in California Race
A recount request from opponent Jacqueline Cochran Odlum leaves Democratic Judge Dalip Singh Saund unofficial winner in California's 29th District with a margin near 4000 votes.
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EL Centro
Calif
Aviatrix
Jacqueline Cochran Odlum
Dalip Singh Saund
California
Sammy Garcias Handcuff Discovery Leads to Patrol Recovery
Seven year old Sammy Garcia finds a handcuff on a sidewalk and snaps it to his wrist while walking home from school. Twelve year old Ronald Davis attaches the other end to a door handle. Police unlock the cuff, confirm the serial number, and locate the officer who lost them.
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San Francisco
Sammy Garcia
Ronald Davis
Sammy
Frances Garcia
Richard Cullinan
New Commandant List Honors 124 NMMI Cadets
Exactly 124 cadets at the New Mexico Military Institute earn a good conduct mark by nine weeks, with 23 percent on the first Commandant’s List. Cadets from all classes and states including four Fifth Class newcomers are recognized, led by names from Carlsbad, Victorville, Phoenix and Houston.
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The
New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
Corps of Cadets
Institute
Andrews
William E. DeMaret
Carlsbad
Robert Broderick
Victorville
Calif
John Gilmor
Phoenix
Ariz
John S. Sample
Houston
Texas
Elkins School Status To Be Decided Friday
The Elkins one room school 38 miles northeast of Roswell faces a board decision on Friday at 2 p m over whether to stay open. With only five pupils the move would end the county’s last one room school. Annual per pupil cost runs about 1400 dollars including teacher and bus driver salaries. The county currently has seven schools: Berrendo East Grand Plains Elkins LFD Mountain View Penasco and Walker.
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Elkins School
Roswell
County Board of Education
Supt
Carrol White
Elkins
Berrendo
East Grand Plains
Lfd
Mountain View
Penasco
Walker
Death strikes fan during junior high football game
In Memphis Tennessee R W Vollmer 49 sitting in the stands rooting for his 14 year old son a junior high half back to score was stricken seconds before halfback Russell Vollmer plunged over for the score describing the fatal incident at the game
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Memphis
Tenn
R. W. Vollmer
Vollmer
Russell Vollmer
Democrats Divided Over Swift Special Election Timing
In Santa Fe a split forms among Democrats over calling a swift congressional election to replace the late U. S. Rep. A M Fernandez. Debate centers on Montoya and Simms plans, with Republicans seen as inadvertently shaping the field and seniority implications for Gov. Mechem era.
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Joseph M. Montoya
Wounded Hunter Improves After Accident Near Reserve
John M. Shows of Albuquerque was critically wounded in a hunting accident Sunday. He was taken to a Springerville hospital where doctors report he is much improved and off the critical list. The injury occurred when a companion, C. R. Doll of Albuquerque, accidentally shot him during a hunt near Reserve, New Mexico.
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Springerville, Ariz
John M. Shows
Albuquerque
Springerville
Shows
C. R. Doll
Reserve
N. M
Santa Fe Governor John F. Simms reports expenses
Gov. John F. Simms, defeated for re election on November 6, lists expenses of 717.91 dollars. Other candidates filed with the secretary of state include Horace Moses 936.51 dollars, J. D. Hannah 172.25 dollars, and Donald Wilson with no expenses reported.
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Santa FE
John F. Simms
Horace Moses
J. D. Hannah
Donald Wilson
State Supreme Court
Israel UNRWA plan to aid 200000 Gaza refugees
Israeli sector officials and the United Nations Relief and Works Agency agreed to continue aid for about 200000 Arab refugees in the Gaza Strip held by Israel. UNRWA had been assisting refugees before Israel seized the Gaza Strip from Sony.
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Jerusalem
Israel
U.N. Relief and Works Agency
Israel-held
Gaza Strip
Unrwa
Sony
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Joe
Joe E. Brown
Mindy Sue Button
Mindy Sue
Dave Button
KSVP
Farm Place
Dag
General Burns Center
Mildred Gallup
Ben Haggard
Carol Ann Molinaro
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Boston
Mass
Joseph Molinaro
Edwin L. Mechem
E. S. Walker
T. E. Lusk
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