Egypt Backs Jordan in Israel Dispute Amid Tense Talks
In Amman and at the United Nations Egypt announced support for Jordan in the dispute with Israel as Dag Hammarskjold sought a compromise. The issue centers on Israeli convoys to Mt Scopus inside Jordanian territory and fuel supplied by convoys. Clashes along the Israeli Jordan border have increased with the UN envoy due for visits to Israel and Damascus.
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Dag Hammerskjold
United Nations
Amman
Egypt
Israel
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Dag Hammarskjold
Said Ghamrawey
Mt. Scopus
Hammarsky
Ade
Hammarskjold
Beirut
Hussein
Samir Rifai
Ibrahim Hashem
Hammars
Mt. Eet
Middle East
U.S
Gos
Byron Leary
Palestine
Old City
Jerusalem
Col
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Rifai
Official Asks Union To Drop Wage Hike Plea
Atlantic City N J Dec 2 AP The AFL CIO Building and Construction Trades Department urged a moratorium on wage increase demands for 1958 In opening remarks Richard J Gray department president asked 19 affiliated union presidents to join in a public declaration urging local unions to forego wage hikes for 1958 He questioned if pursuing higher wages would worsen inflation and unemployment and urged reassessment of policy to stabilize gains and boost construction
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Richard J. Gray
Gray
Department
Jacksonville youth admits killing father
An 18 year old Jacksonville man surrendered to police after confessing to fatally shooting his father, 63, in the backyard following a heated argument. The motive remained undisclosed and authorities noted the quarrel was one of multiple disputes.
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Jacksonville
William Gabhart
Omas Edgar E Gabbhart
Gabhart
Chanute Air Base Studied for Missile Program
An aide to Rep. Springer says the Air Force is reviewing Chanute Air Force Base to gear the field for missile use. He notes Chanute will not be a launch base and cites security classification for the lack of details. The Air Force confirms a review but provides no further information.
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Washington
Rep. Springer
Rill
Air Force
Chanute
Ill
Air Rance
Prize bull dies at stock show after arrival
A prize Aberdeen Angus valued at $50,000 died at the International Livestock Exposition Sunday night. Exposition veterinarian Dr. W. G. Bauman said the champion bull fell ill Friday after arriving for the show opening. Owner A. H. Spitzer of Eileenmmere 1425 noted the animal had won three championships at the State Fair.
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W. G. Bauman
A. H. Spitzer
Eileenmmere
Mois State Fair
Hurricane Nina Lashes Kauai Forcing Mass Evacuations
About 1,100 people, mostly fishermen and cane-field workers, were evacuated from Kauai as Hurricane Nina struck with 90 mph winds. Flooding hit Hanapepe and Hanalei while two feet of rain fell in seven hours. Honolulu rainfall neared 3 inches in 48 hours and harbor reopened as flights resumed to the mainland.
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Kauai
Hawaiian Islands
Hanapepe
Hanalei
Ohau
Honolulu
United States
Not Invited To NATO Meet Adlai Reports
Adlai E Stevenson said he has not been invited to join the American delegation to the NATO summit in Paris starting December 16. He spoke after meeting with House Speaker Rayburn and briefing on NATO matters likely to be raised at a White House leaders meeting. He left open the possibility of going to Paris later if his advisory task ends. He indicated the trip is not in his plans now.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Dulles
Two Killed in Head-On Collision Near Fairfield Illinois
A head on crash on U.S. Highway 45 ten miles south of Fairfield killed Mill Shoals couple Art Redman 51 and his wife 49. The other driver Gene Savage 20, also of Mill Shoals, was seriously injured.
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Mill Shoals
Art Redman
Gene Savage
Redman
U.S. Highway 45
Navy Slayer Shot Dead in Florida Stand-off
In Sanford Florida chief petty officer William H Kelly 39 killed another chief and wounded two before a 40 man posse cornered him in Oscelola National Forest. Kelly fired on officers wounding gate guard J R Van Landingham and Ranger W H Jones. Kelly died from a shotgun blast after a brief exchange of gunfire with the posse.
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Cmdr
T. C. Dean
Sanford Naval Air Station
Dean
C.P.O. Floyd Dobbins, Jr
Chiefs’ Club
Naval Air Station
Dobbins
Landingham
Orlando
National Forest
W. H. Jones
Maitland
Jones
Cape Canaveral AAFB Grows Amid Cold War Missile Drive
An artist’s map shows Cape Canaveral Auxiliary Air Force Base north of Patrick AFB. Once a desert of dunes, it became a key defense hub as Sputnik spurred missiles. The first launch occurred July 24, 1950 with a WAC Corporal. Since March 1, 1954 Pan American World Airways operates the base.
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Cape Canaveral Auxiliary Air Force Base
Patrick Air Force Base
Russia
Cape
Cape Canaveral
Scientists Confirm Sputnik Rocket Fell Over Weekend
U.S. and British scientists say Russia's satellite rocket that launched Sputnik I on October 4 appears to have plunged Saturday night though the crash site and exact timing remain uncertain. Sputnik I remains in orbit along with Sputnik II.
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Russia
Fairbanks
Alaska
Palo Alto
Calif
Eisenhower Returns to White House After Stroke Recovery
President Eisenhower, recovering from a mild stroke, visited his office for the first time since the attack. He dictated a memorandum and planned to sit in on a Cabinet session while continuing a light work routine. He spent the weekend at Gettysburg pa and traveled back by car with Hagerty. Nixon meetings and defense and foreign policy discussions were on the agenda.
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Gettysburg
Ann Wheaton
James C.ity
Hagerty
White House
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Congress
Mgj
Howard M. Snyder
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Washington
Arthur. Nevins
George E. Allen
Gettysburg Battlefield
Sputnik Rocket Believed Down U S Satellite Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Dec 2 AP Scientists and technicians prepared for Wednesday’s Vanguard rocket launch meant to place a grapefruit sized earth satellite into orbit. Officials said readiness would not be achieved before 5 a m Wednesday, with no word on media access or additional rocket firings this week.
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Vanguard
Navy
United States
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Los Angeles
Shippingport Tests Begin at First Civilian Reactor
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a chain reaction started today at Shippingport Pennsylvania in the nation’s first full scale civilian atomic power plant. Chairman Lewis Strauss said the 4 30 a m event marked initial startup testing with no electricity produced yet. Over the coming weeks tests will run at low power before full operation. At full power the plant will deliver 60 000 kilowatts to Duquesne Light Co.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Shippingport
Lewis L. Strauss
AEC
Duquesne Light Co
David Rumi Dies at 54 Former Cedar Rapids Banker
David Rumi 54 a brother of Beardsley Rumi and former Cedar Rapids banker died Sunday night. He recently joined a realty firm in Cedar Rapids and was noted for his Pay-As-You-Go income concept.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
David Rumi
Beardsley Rumi
Baby of Sitting Bull Descendant Born at UCLA Medical Center
The baby, a great great grandson of Sioux chief Sitting Bull who defeated Custer at Little Big Horn, was born at UCLA Medical Center to Vincent Sitting Bull IV Cadotte and his wife Mrs Rene Cadotte.
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George Custer
Little Big Horn
Ucla Medical Center
Vincent Sitting Bull IV Cadotte
Five Day Forecast Sees Mild Temps Then Cool Down
Temperatures average near normal with highs from the mid 30s in the north to upper 40s in the south and lows in the 20s to low 30s. minor variations continue until warming Thursday then turning colder by Saturday. Precipitation averaged near a quarter inch north to half an inch south, mainly Friday.
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Ain
Partly Cloudy for Illinois Forecast Patch
Cloudy to mostly cloudy night with no significant precipitation. Overnight temperatures in the mid 30s. Tuesday will see highs in the low 40s and Tuesday night lows around 30s. Morning and evening readings show昨日 25, 7 am 24, 6 pm 47. yesterday high 58, noon today 50. Sunrise 7 04, sunset 4 34.
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