Hungary Again Refuses U.N. Observers Entry
United Nations debates a U.S.-led proposal demanding Hungary and the Soviet Union allow on scene U.N. observers. Hungary rejects entry citing sovereignty while Hammarskjold is offered a later visit to Budapest. Dag Hammarskjold urged prompt access to Hungary to aid inquiry.
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Britain and France to pull forces from Suez area
London and Paris announce UN backed plan to withdraw troops from the Suez Canal zone and Gaza Strip. Dag Hammarskjold hopes emergency UN police take Port Said by mid December as Keightley and Burns craft a withdrawal timetable. Lloyd says the move aims to avoid prolonged conflict and shift canal control to the UN.
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Britain
France
United Nations
Suez Canal
Israel
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
U.N
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
Port Said
Selwyn Lloyd
House of Commons
Charles Keightley
Lloyd
Paris
Christian Pineau
French National Assembly
Hammarskjold
Sir Charles) Keightley
FE. L. M. Burns
Czechs Approve New Criminal Code Limiting Police Powers
Prague papers report Czechoslovakia's Parliament adopted a criminal code to assure thorough investigations in all cases even if a defendant pleads guilty. It bars pretrial bias, allows review of new evidence, and requires officers who break the law to be removed. The measure aims to end long pretrial jailing by two month deadline.
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Vienna
Prague
Lidova Demokracie
Indonesia Backs Egypt in Fight
President Sukarno declared at a dinner that the Egyptian struggle is the fight of the Indonesian people and vice versa. He said Egypt is fighting imperialism just as Indonesia is doing.
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Sukarno
Support
Egypt
Today's Features Index Page Teases Diverse Sections
A catalog of features lists sections: Amusements Letters Bridge Financial Classified Senior Forum City Life Radio TV Deaths Women's Editorials Sports and Today's Pictures on page numbers 25 24 7 28 29 33 22 23 21 20 15 16 17 24 12.
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Dulles Returns to Lead Policy with Peace Prospects
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, back at his desk after an operation, says Middle East peace prospects are reasonably good. He faces three long range tasks including securing a permanent Suez settlement, protecting Israel, and reuniting the Anglo American alliance amid tensions with Britain and France. The U.S. also pressed an emergency move to obtain 500000 barrels of oil.
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John Foster Dulles
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Middle East
Suez Canal
Israel
Stabi
Three Syracuse motorists plead not guilty to drunken driving
George C. Reed 35 of 809 S West St was arraigned before Judge Truman H Preston and released on 1000 bail with license held until Dec 11 after nearly striking a police car and a sign on James St Reed faces a drunken driving charge Zachariah Hotaling 47 of 210 Kornwall Dr DeWitt and Frank M Collins 44 of 306 Tennyson Ave also pleaded not guilty each posting 1000 bail Hotaling must reappear Dec 12 while Collins license remains held and case adjourned to Dec 11
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Truman H. Preston
George C. Reed
West ,St
Raymond Seeley
James St
N. State St
Zachariah Hotaling
Kornwall
DeWitt
E. Gen‘easee
Gifford
James Dixon
Charles Dwyer
Garrison Davis
Barrington Rd
Parkway
Hotaling
Frank M. Collins
Tennyson Ave
Louis Sposatto
N. Lowell Ave
Sposatto
Collins
Hamilton St
N. Lowell
Ford GM to Close Belgian Plants
Antwerp Belgium Ford and General Motors assembly plants will close for three weeks starting December 10 due to slackening car sales. The shutdown will affect 1,800 GM workers and 11,000 Ford workers.
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Belgium
Ford
General Motors
U.N. Troops Begin Port Said Takeover Amid Suez Clearing
Port Said sees U N troops replacing British and French forces as Israel clears Sinai and naval efforts reopen the Suez Canal. Indian, Danish, Norwegian and Yugoslav units move into cease-fire zones and prepare to police the city while awaiting UN orders.
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Israel
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
U.N
U. N
Budapest Uprising Begins Amid Fog and Hope
On the day Hungary's revolution starts, a 17 year old apprentice Emil and his father listen as workers discuss events in Poland. An elderly man reads Szabad Nep in a coffee shop while hunger and fear spread in Buda with queueing for bread and teens skate hockey in a quiet, tense apartment building.
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Buda
Pest
Emil
Poland
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Szabad Nep
Eisenhower to discuss arms costs during Augusta stay
President Eisenhower in Augusta meets with Defense Secretary Wilson and other officials to review military spending for the new fiscal year. He postpones December Washington talks with Congressional leaders due to NATO talks in Paris and may extend his Augusta stay beyond the planned two weeks. He is to meet Indian Prime Minister Nehru on December 16, with potential movement from Washington after that first meeting.
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Wilson
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James C. Hagerty
Paris
NATO
India
Nehru
Hagerty
Coffee Roasters Cut Wholesale Coffee Price by Three Cents
New York firms Standard Brands Inc. and General Foods Corp cut the wholesale price of vacuum packed coffees three cents a pound effective today. The reductions apply to Chase and Sanborn, Maxwell House, and Sanka as grocers push lower prices nationwide.
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New York
Standard’ Brands, Inc
Chase & Sanborn
General Foods Corp
Maxwell House
Sanka
Groasters
Yokel Confuses Taxi with City Drive Gaffe
A yokel on his first city visit exits a hotel and asks a cab, then admits he wasn’t sure, walking back inside. The cabbie confirms the ride in a cheerful exchange.
Soviet Tanks Guard Budapest Amid Anti Government Protests
Soviet armored units watched Budapest as Hungarians rose in anti-Russian demonstrations on Sunday. Tanks moved to strategic points then withdrew to the outskirts as protests flared in Lenin Street and Pest. Guerrilla activity and a reported Soviet commander killed near Pechi marked ongoing conflict in Hungary.
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Thief Steals Five Feet Of Cable In Hokkaido Disruption
An unknown thief disrupted communications between Sapporo and other parts of Hokkaido by stealing five feet of telephone cable. The incident last night affected both telephone and telegraphic lines on the island's northern hub.
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Sapporo
Japan
Hokkaido
Budapest UPI reporter allowed brief stay after expulsion order
United Press correspondent Russell Jones, the sole American newsman in Budapest, was ordered to depart by midnight but was informed he may stay until Sunday. The extension is temporary and he faces immediate departure again.
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Budapest
United Press
Russell Jones
Hungary
Jones
Mild Today Then Duck Weather Alert for Minnesota Front
The forecast warns of a cold front pushing temperatures below zero in Minnesota and moving east. Hancock Field predicts a high of 45 today, 34 tonight, with a later plunge to the low 20s tomorrow night and snow flurries. The next five days average six degrees below normal with snow chances midweek through Saturday.
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Minnesota
U.S
Hancock Field
Andrew P. Keller
Keller
Fialf a Ton of Fun New York Fat Man Arrives for TV Bit
Robert E. Hughes 1041 pounds arrived in New York by air from St. Louis to appear on a local TV show as the world fattest man. He did not perform yesterday though aides said he was tired from the trip. Producer Alex Daybreak aims to present Hughes as the world’s biggest Santa Claus with a tent sized Santa suit.
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New York
Robert E. Hughes
Hughes
St. Louis
Great Lakes
Alex Daybreak
Santa Claus
Clinton High School May Close Over Race Integration Crisis
Anderr son County School Board asked federal authorities for help to enforce the desegregation order at Clinton High School. Ten Negro students have been absent amid white students' rocks and eggs incidents as classes resumed. parents oppose transporting the students to Knoxville Negro high school.
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Clinton, Tenn
Anderrson County
Clinton High School
U.S
D. J. Brittain
Train Kills Six in Auto Collision Near Belleville
An automobile train collision 10 miles east of Belleville Ontario killed six Tyendiega Indian Reservation residents and hospitalised four others Sunday. Victims included Mr and Mrs Harry Hill their daughters Marion 14 and Audrey 12 the Hills grandson Robert Hill 7 and Archie Maracie 50. Injured were Donald Robertson 37 Thelma Robertson 27 and their two children. The car was struck by a southbound Canadian Pacific freight train.
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Ont
Tyendiega Indian Reservation
Harry Hil
Marian
Audrey
Hills
Robert Hill
Archie Maracie
Donald Robertson
Thelma
Canadian Pacific
Salk Program Aims to Cut Polio in Phoenix Area
Teen targeted mass vaccination begins tomorrow at Phoenix Union High School with 5000 students first in line. In all 15600 children ages 6 months to 19 years in 23 Phoenix and Maricopa County schools will be eligible for free polio shots. Cooperation includes city and county health departments, parent teacher groups and private physicians.
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Ariz
Arizona
Clarence G. Salsbury
Phoenix Union High School
Maricopa County
State Health Department
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Salsbury
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