Javits World Trip Detailed On Ground Tour Schedule
Senator Javits embarks on a month long overseas campaign tour with stops in Israel, Japan, India, and other regions. The itinerary lists meetings with officials, visits to major cities including Rome and Calcutta, and study trips to assess Middle East conditions while tracking progress through successive dates in December.
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Calcutta
Israel
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Middle East
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Burmty
Jou Sue
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Thailand
Manin
Istanbul
Turkey
Hong Kong
ihelalé-Journal
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Pakistan
Fifth Day of Gulf Coast Dock Strike Stymies Traffic
A federal mediator chastised union and management as the Taft Gulf coast dock strike enters its fifth day with no settlement. About 15,040 to 20,000 ships idle from Maine to Texas, while negotiators for the International Longshoremen’s Association and the New York Shipping Association resume talks. The White House urged a settlement and West Coast union polls its members on the East Gulf dispute, with work resuming on ships tied to the strikebound ports pending results.
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Texas
White House
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East Gulf Coast
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California Hills 800 Fight Fire Rages in Foothills
Desert winds fanned a blaze in the San Bernardino Mountains destroying several buildings and causing the death of a volunteer firefighter. The fire has burned over 4000 acres with more than 400 men on the fire lines, as U S Forest Service officials report.
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Weather bulletin warns of pressure systems clash
Weather forecaster Andy Keller cautions that two tow pressure areas colliding tonight will reshape the forecast. Warm conditions move into Syracuse with 56 expected tonight and 52 by night, but snow is expected to follow.
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Syracuse
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Eastern Air Lines contract talks falter as strike looms
Eastern Air Lines aviation workers rejected a new company proposal, increasing the likelihood of a strike planned for early Friday. The walkout could disrupt schedules across the carrier’s routes as unions pressed for terms reached in negotiations.
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Why shouldn’t Supreme Court decisions be revisited editorial
Editorial page preview highlights the topic of revisiting Supreme Court decisions with David Laws and a discussion titled Talking It Over. The page indicates sections such as Amusements, Financial, Classifieds, Senior Forum and sports, with references to editorial content and today's pictures.
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David Laws Rones
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Resignations Mount as Gov Herter Considered by Ike
President Eisenhower accepted two more resignations and weighed bringing Gov. Christian A. Herter of Massachusetts into his administration. Perkins and Jackson, long-time aides, left roles. Hagerty said Herter could join the federal government while noting the cabinet schedule around a holiday weekend.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Harter
Jams C. Hugerty
Aldrich Trip Off London Postponed Vacation
U S Ambassador Winthrop Aldrich postponed his London trip amid a growing discussion of the world situation. In a letter accepting a resignation, the article notes mentions of Herter and Perkins as potential successors and underscores the value of young Americans serving in government roles. The piece cites resignations recently accepted by Eisenhower, including Clare Boot, Marion Folsom, and Robert Hendrickson related to ambassadorial posts.
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U.S
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Herter
Eisenhower
Perkins
Aldrich
Great Britain
Hagerty
Clare Boot
Marion Folsom
Italy
Robert Hendrickson
New Zealand
Ike Cuts Press Talk Calls Cabinet Parley
President Eisenhower canceled his weekly news conference and scheduled a Cabinet meeting for tomorrow. He indicated a possible special White House conference on Friday and avoided specifics about its nature. News secretary James C. Hagerty noted the vagueness while reporters pressed for details. On Thanksgiving Day the President and Mrs. Eisenhower were to attend services at the National Presbyterian Church.
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Ation
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H. Jackson
Hagerty
Kiowyth
Washington
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Barking Tree
Maryland
Cabinet
Sam Congressional
National Presbyterian Church
Asian nations urge on the spot check in Hungary
UNITED NATIONS diplomats report India and two other Asian nations backed a resolution urging Hungary to admit UN observers. The move comes amid tension over Soviet troops and deportations as Cuba prods for action. Indian Prime Minister Nehru pressed for UN observers to assess the actual situation in Hungary.
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Nehru
Russia
Europe
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
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Deaf couple fetes baby alarm gadget at Texas firm
Mr and Mrs Bob Wood of Dallas are deaf yet untroubled by their baby's cries. Texas Nettu ments Inc workers, where Wood is a technician, built an electronic device that notifies them when the infant cries, using a light signal.
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Eden Illness Prompts Butler To Lead Cabinet
London reports say Prime Minister Eden is ill and resting due to overstrain while A. A. Butler, the No. 2 figure in the government, presides over a cabinet session. Britain faces a Middle East crisis as Eden’s leadership is questioned amid calls for unity and stability within the Conservative ranks.
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France
Egypt
Hungarian Refugees Begin U.S. Transit From Vienna
In Vienna, about 60 Hungarians in the first group head toward the United States as officials rush to move up to 3,000 refugees across the Atlantic. The exodus from Soviet repression swelled to nearly 50,000 reaching Austria, with about 8,000 shipped to foreign countries. A chartered Intergovernmental Committee plane carried 44 refugees to the United States, while 419 more were gathered in Munich for transfer to McGuire Air Force Base.
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Atlantic
Austria
Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
Vienna
Schwerhat
Munich
McGuire Air Force Base
Blast Ruins Bank in Danville injuring two
A powerful explosion at Danville State Bank destroyed the brick building and damaged surrounding structures. Two men, cashier Bill Gatlin and Jon Nunn, were hospitalized with serious burns, and about 80 people were affected as windows blew out and the front collapsed. The blast occurred around 7 am while Gatlin attempted to light a gas stove.
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Danville State Bank
Bill Gatlin
Bob Fisher
Danville Records Ad
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Jon Nunn
Fisher
Deadlock in U N over Suez police force withdrawal
United Nations faces a stalemate as Egypt seeks immediate U N policing withdrawal from the Suez Canal zone while Britain France and Israel resist. Hamarskjold supports a U N police role during canal clearance but demands align with Security Council resolutions. Port Said entry for U N police contingent is pending negotiation and troop redeployments.
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France
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Port Said
Foreign Office
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Wil Compe
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Canal
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Today’s Chuckle Cement Mixers Tie the Knot
A light joke about two cement mixers who eloped and now have nice new sidewalks circling their home. The pun hinges on "filite sidewalks" as a playful nod to concrete work.
First Seabees Sled Dogs Lead Pole Base Push
Navy Seabees 129 and 11 sled dogs reach near Pole to establish a coastal base at McMurdo Sound Antarctica. They join scientists to winter at the bottom of the world under Operation Deepfreeze. The party, led by Lt. Dufek, lands amid 29 degrees below zero as plans include a wintering station and a pre-Thanksgiving start.
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