Britain Receives Half Billion IMF Aid Amid Suez Crisis
The International Monetary Fund provides Britain with 500 million dollars to bolster reserves and meets immediate payment needs. A standby credit of 738.52 million dollars may be drawn in foreign currencies with pounds sterling over the next year. US lawmakers react skeptically, with Wayne Hays calling the aid costly and McClellan demanding assurances on UN stance before any debt waiver.
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Suez Canal
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Wayne Hays
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Near East
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Appropriations Committee
United States
McClellan
United Nations
British Lieutenant Believed Kidnapped in Port Said
A young British second lieutenant is reported missing in Port Said Egypt with authorities suggesting possible kidnapping and hostage taking by Egyptians. Egyptian informants accuse the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood of planning harassment over the British French withdrawal from the Suez canal port as President Nasser readies 2000 police for post withdrawal control.
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How Far Has Red China Advanced in Industry
Second article in a series on the industrial progress of Red China appears on today's editorial page. The page also notes other features including Amusements, Radio-TV, Bridge, Sr. Forum, Classifieds, City Life, Deaths, Women’s Editorials, Letters, Sports, Junior Set, Financial, and Today’s Pictures.
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Dulles Predicts Soviet Downfall From Internal Pressures
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told NATO ministers that internal unrest within the Soviet Union and rising liberalization abroad threaten the Kremlin regime. He urged U.N. adherence and warned that a failure to restrain could lead to global war, while criticizing Britain and France for adhering to U.N. decisions in the Middle East and accusing Russia of a double standard.
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Halvard Lange
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Middle East
Hungary
Blast Spurs Plane Search Near Mt Silvertip
Vancouver witnesses report a big blast near the 8 550 foot Mt Silvertip area as ground crews prepare to search rugged terrain for a Trans Canadian air liner missing with 62 aboard since Sunday. Eight of the 59 passengers were Americans and the four engine North Star radioed it was returning to Vancouver with an inboard motor disabled. Air search in Hope area proved fruitless.
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Ike and St Laurent Meet for Neighborly Golf in Augusta
President Eisenhower and Canadian Prime Minister Louis St Laurent meet at Augusta National Golf Club for a good neighbor match. St Laurent, 74, arrives from Fort Lauderdale where he vacationed, then will return to Ottawa after playing with the President. Ike has been at the club since November 26 and is expected to return to Washington Thursday.
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Louis St. Laurent
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Washington
Polly Typhoon Polly Toll Rises to Twenty Six in Philippines
Death toll from Typhoon Polly climbs to 26 as communication is restored to outlying areas. Most deaths occur in Camarines Norte and Sur provinces in southeast Luzon. The storm weakened as it moved into the South China Sea.
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Hungarians Walk Out of U.N. Assembly Over Hungary Crisis
The Hungarian delegation led by Foreign Minister Imre Horvath walked out of the General Assembly in protest against U.N. interference in Hungary's internal affairs while a U.S. resolution condemning the Soviet invasion was under debate. India and three Asian allies proposed sending Dag Hammarskjold to Moscow to negotiate troop withdrawal. Horvath said Hungary would not participate in work related to the Hungarian issue until the situation changes.
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India
Dag Hammarskjold
Moscow
U. N
Endre Sik
Stettin
Miss Mary McMillan Bequeaths $372 500
Miss Mary McMillan estate bequeaths 372 500 to relatives friends and charitable and educational institutions. She leaves residue to the Syracuse Boys Club and the Syracuse Visiting Nurses Association. She died November 27 at 212 Highland Ave. John Loudon McMillan founder of the book firm is her father. A 50 000 bequest goes to cousin John A Steele and a 100 000 trust for his four children. A 75 000 gift is to the Mary McClellan Hospital.
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Poughkeepsie
John A. Steele
Edgemont Dr
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Luna Mary
Mary McClellan Hospital
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First Hungarian refugees begin Safe Haven airlift from Munich
U S Air Force crews ready the Safe Haven operation as four C-118 planes carry 200 refugees from Munich Riem airport amid ceremonies. Brig Gen George B Dany European head of the airlift and Edward Page Munich offered blessings. John Gobel recounts his return journey and hopes for others in Hungary. The program aims to move about 5 000 Hungarians to the United States by December 29.
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Edward Page
John Gobel
New York
Gobel
University of Miskolz
Budapest
FLAREUP IN STETTIN POLISH MOB MARCHES ON SOVIET CONSULATE
A wild anti Russian demonstration was reported today from Stet tin, the large Polish port city. Demonstrators marched on the Soviet consulate, smashed windows and tried to break in.
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Critics Question Tight Money Policy Hearings Open
Congress questions the Fed and Treasury on inflation controls as Senate and House subcommittees summon Chairman William McC. Martin Jr. and other officials. Robert R. Young of New York Central warns of creeping stagnation from inflation and credit abuse, urging action to protect living standards.
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Woman Fined $100 For Drunken Driving Charge
Mrs. Clarice R. McGill age 26 of 217 W. Tist Street New York City faced Traffic Court after an indoor clambake on November 18. She admitted being under the weather while driving a foreign sports car in the early hours and paid a $100 fine plus a 30 day suspended jail sentence.
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Clarice R. McGill
W. Tist. St
New York City
Andy Echoes Shakespeare in Winter Weather Forecast
Weatherman Andy Keller joins in a Shakespeare themed forecast as a western storm heads toward the eastern seaboard. Winds shift to northwest with rain turning to snow tonight, lows near 25, highs around 30 tomorrow, gusts to 35 mph, and hazardous driving conditions.
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Andy Keller
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Today’s Chuckle Be careful calling yourself an expert
A light quip noting that claiming expertise can backfire as a pun contrasts an ex with a spurt under pressure, playfully reducing ego and inviting humility in self assessment.
Amnesty ultimatum hits Hungarians fleeing to Austria
Hungarian government announced by Budapest radio that state seizure of property will affect all Taona who left Hungary since the start of the revolt on Oct 23, with an amnesty deadline set for March 31, 1957. A 48 hour protest strike across Budapest aims to pressure the Russian backed government of Janos Kadár as Soviet troops maintain order.
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California Woman Wins Pillsbury Bake Prize
Mrs. Hildreth H. Hatheway of Santa Barbara California won the eighth Pillsbury Grand National Recipe and Baking Contest earning 25000 dollars. She defeated 99 contestants including 15 brides and a university professor with her California Casserole a meat dish with dumplings and gravy.
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