Luce resigns as ambassador amid humorous Turkey note
Mrs. Luce resigns as ambassador to Italy effective after the holiday, citing poor health and desire for rest. Eisenhower accepts, hoping her return to public service is temporary. No mention of India ambassadorship. Luce says she is always available but has no plans. The piece notes light remarks about turkey and humor in the White House briefing.
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White House Urges End to Dock Strike
The White House urged dock workers and employers to settle amid a longshore halt idling over 200 ships from Maine to Texas. Hagerty warned of serious, wide reaching consequences and called for a negotiated settlement, with no federal action pledged if talks stall. About 60,000 ILA members walked out as NYC harbor contract expired, while freight embargoes and selective port disruptions spread along Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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Colombia Air Crash kills 29 in Cali mountains
Twenty nine people died when a Colombian airliner operated by Aerolmas del Pacifico crashed into the mountains west of Cali on a flight to the Pacific coast. The deceased include American pilot John Relay and Rafael Barrot, manager of a ink works in Cali, along with his son Guillermo.
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Today's Chuckle The best ten years of a woman's life
A humorous line notes that a woman’s prime years begin at thirty five and continue for ten years, framing an optimistic cultural joke about aging and personal milestones.
Typhoon Destroys 53,000 Homes in Vietnam
Paris dispatch cites Agence France Presse reporting that a Vietnam Typhoon left 26 dead or missing and destroyed 53,000 homes. The hardest hit area 125 miles southwest of Saigon saw 10,000 homes lost and 80 percent of crops ruined, sparking a national catastrophe warning.
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U.N Chief Hammerskjold Reports Suez Salavage Plan
Secretary General Dag HammarSkjold arrived at the United Nations to report on Middle East ceasefire results and Egypt's call for help to reopen the Suez Canal. He backed a six month salvage effort to clear the waterway, with forty seven ships sunk, and prepared to discuss further matters with Egyptian President Nasser.
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We’ll Bury You Khrushchev Digs The Wrong Grave
Khrushchev’s outburst amid East West tensions surfaces as he denounces Britain and France and vows, “we will bury you,” during a tense push for a five power summit. Western diplomats weigh the summit plan while Ho Chi Minh’s ally Southeast Asia tour signals global Cold War brinkmanship.
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Eggs Cracked Over Profiteer in Budapest Market
In Budapest a peasant woman confronts a chaotic free market scene near Moscow Square as a Geneva Agreement aim for Viet Nam unification faces disruption. The crowd claims eggs should be sold at ten forints about 90 cents while nationwide elections stall due to sabotage by housewives and a hostile reception to a speech broadcast by Hanoi and Beijing outlets.
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Peace Is Up to U S Says Bitar in Damascus Interview
Foreign Minister Salah Bitar argues US responsibility for Near East peace, urges Arab unity and neutrality between East and West. He warns Baghdad Pact states may threaten Syria and Jordan but says such domination will fail. He cites Egypt and Syria aligning with Arab wishes and UN actions as key to preventing a wider war.
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Five Are Arraigned As Drunk Drivers Onondaga Jail Terms
Five drivers faced arraignment as drunk driving cases emerged. Harvey A. McDougall, 26, of Clay pleaded guilty and received 100 days in Onondaga County Penitentiary. Another man was sent to Oswego County jail, a woman fined $100, and a woman identified as iilisan pleaded not guilty. Details mention vehicles owned by Albert Jerday and Mrs Agnes C. Carr with crashes on a highway in Lysander and Van Buren.
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Nehru urges UN observers as troops to quit crisis areas
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru appealed to foreign countrys to withdraw troops from Egypt and Hungary and proposed sending United Nations observers to report impartially on the situations. He spoke during a major parliamentary address on foreign affairs.
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Nehru to Visit Eisenhower Amid Weather Outlook
The White House announced Prime Minister Nehru will visit President Eisenhower on December 16. Dismal conditions were forecast with possible showers in New York, as observers noted. The forecast calls for highs around 50, then cooling, with a shift to freezing by Thursday and rain by Saturday.
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Soviet warns UN against Hungary police force move
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov told the General Assembly that sending a UN police force to Hungary would endanger peace. He blamed the United States for the uprising, urged the UN to stay out, and dismissed deportations as a myth. Imre Horvat defended Hungary, and both denied Russian deportations. The debate continued with Cuban resolution protests.
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Hungarians On Job But Not Working
In Budapest the Soviet backed Hungaran government crushed a general strike yet many workers returned only to slow progress. Between 30 and 50 percent of Budapest’s industrial workers reported for work amid discontent over Premier Janos Kadar and harsh winter conditions. Western visitors saw groups talking rather than working as Russians reportedly rotated tank troops in Hungary. Concluded on Page 18, Col 1.
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Nehru criticizes Soviet intervention in Hungary
Nehru launched his first major pro Hungary pronouncement amid rising Indian criticism that his focus on Egypt overstated events in Hungary. He said Soviet troops swore here against the will of the people and asserted the Hungarians would win in the end, noting a majority desired freedom and internal changes.
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Poles Win New Deal From Kremlin Chiefs
WARSAW POLISH Communist Party Leader Wladyslaw Gomulka returns to Poland amid a hero’s welcome after securing the right to independent socialist communism. Top Polish leaders including Jozef Cyran travel from Moscow as Warsaw says the Kremlin agreed to limited Soviet troop presence subject to Polish law. Western observers note the deal marks a shift after years of Soviet influence and a possible thaw in Poland’s political stance.
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