Indian Parliament Hails Soviet Leaders Visit in Peace Discourse
In New Delhi, Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev addressed over 700 lawmakers with Nehru present, pledging unity with India against Western strength politics. Nehru cautioned against Soviet bloc entanglements, reiterating India’s stance of no camp or military alliance, while Balzanin spoke on peaceful coexistence and opposition to aggressive alignments. Khrushchev closed remarks signaling ongoing coverage of the visit.
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New Delhi
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita’ Kheushchev
Nehru
India
Bulganin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Balzanin
Baghdad Talks Open Iraq Vows Aid to Any Arab State
In Baghdad Premier Nuri Said announced at the opening of a five nation defense meeting that Iraq will aid any Arab state subjected to Israeli aggression. The talks include Iran, Turkey, Pakistan and the U.K. aligned states under collective defense and economic cooperation with the Arab League.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Bagh Panes
Turkey
Aajm
Himalayas
Black Sea
Pakistan
Israel
East Asia Treaty Organization
Nuri Said
Macmillan
Harold Mac
Millan
Iran
Tyaq
Nuri
Auto-Lite workers win pay rise under Baghdad Pact ties
About 15 000 Auto-Lite Battery employees in Syracuse gain wage increases retroactive to Aug 1 under a labor contract with UAW negotiators in Detroit. Six-cent hourly boosts in three steps, eight cents for skilled trades, fringe benefits, and escrow funding are included. A later plan for supplemental unemployment compensation may be adopted if talks fail by June 1, 1956. Paid half day holidays before Christmas and New Year’s are granted with triple-time holiday pay for most shifts.
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Iran
CIO
Auto-Lite
Auto Safety Drive Opens Washington Campaign
The second annual national traffic safety drive opened today with a goal to reduce traffic deaths over three weeks. Vice President Nixon urged daily safe walking and driving, stressing S D Day on December 1 is not a one day effort. The program will compare fatalities on that day with 1954 and the prior three weeks to gauge success.
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Washington
Nixon
Seventeen Die On Final Day Of Safety Week
In Manila seventeen people were killed in traffic accidents on the final day of safety and accident prevention week. A wreck on a concrete bridge involved two passenger buses, killing 34 and injuring twenty two, six severely.
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Manila
Riots Rock Bombay Amid Police Clash Over City State Plan
Violence erupts in Bombay as police and demonstrators clash for a second day over Nehru's plan to create a separate Bombay state. At least four killed, 225 wounded, 1,000 arrested. buses and trams attacked, fires set, and streets barricaded. Street fighting began after 200,000 textile workers joined a strike in the Fort district near the legislature.
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India
Nehru
Hirh
Traf Te
Fort
Bombay State
Tipsy Driver Fined $106 After Court Appearance
Three men arraigned on drunken driving charges before Judge Truman H. Preston in Traffic Court. Robin L. Shay of Ithaca pleaded guilty and received a $100 fine plus a 30 day suspended sentence. Fred Guthman, of 804 E Fayette St, pleaded guilty to driving without a license and was released on $1,000 cash. he faced Nov. 2 appearance after a 6:36 pm collision with John Spinella of 222 Willamae Dr. Arthur J. Collins, 59, of 401 Marcellus St, pleaded not guilty to drunken driving and dangerous driving, bail set at $1,300 property or $1,000 cash for a Nov. 28 appearance. Police arrested him after he backed into a parked car in the 600 block of S West St.
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Truman H. Preston
Robin L. Shay
Ihaca
Erie Blvd
W. Fred Guthman
Arthur J. Collins
Marcellus St
S. West St
Massacre Death Hits Highways Wholesale
Numerous highway crashes across the nation killed ten or more people, including three youths from upstate New York and ten total deaths in Nebraska involving teens and musicians. Names and ages given for several victims, with victims from Delaware and Pennsylvania also listed. Concluded on Page 16, Col. 1.
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Conrete
Delaware
Clayton
Del
Charles F. Hasty
Stone St
Oneida
William R. Osborn
Fyler Ra
Kirkville
Donald K. Corey
Chenango Forks
Broome County
New York
Waffie
Pensylvania
New Jersey
Dixon
Neb
Science Square to Teens in Oklahoma City Editorial
A survey of 100 high school juniors shows students view science as dull and costly, with few pursuing science careers. They question why science and math require effort, while noting national demand for scientists. Comments label scientists as “square” or “brain” and reflect mixed attitudes toward pursuing STEM.
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Oklahoma City
Jonas Salk
Melvin Barnes
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Sylvia Porschools
Barnes
Ing
City Life
Radio-Tv
Eisenhower Heads to Camp David for NSC Session
President Eisenhower travels 22 miles through snow to Camp David in the Catocin Mountains for an expanded National Security Council meeting. CIA chief Allen Dulles and Col. Andrew Goodpastor accompany him. Vice President Nixon and other officials fly in for the 2:30 p.m. session.
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Howard M. Snyder
Kefauver Eyes 1956 Democratic Bid In Battle With Stevenson
Tennessee Senator Estes Kefauver moves toward entering the 1956 Democratic race as a rival to Adlai E. Stevenson. Supporters report more than 200000 dollars in pledges and a three day rally backing Kefauver as a major contender. Stevenson formally announced his candidacy and is seen as a leading figure for the nomination, with Averell Harriman also considered a top challenger by party insiders.
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Kefauver
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Averell Harriman
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Two Hunters Killed and Two Injured Near Tully Crossing
A hunting trip ended in tragedy when a southbound freight collided nearly head on with a vehicle at the L. and W. grade crossing two miles east of Tully. James Spoto Jr. 17 of Jamesville died after his body was dragged about 200 yards. Father James Spoto Sr. 51 and Frank Kaminski escaped serious injuries. State police investigate as Trooper Belmont and others note driver failed to see the train. Spoto Jr. rushed to Crouse Irving Hospital after the 12:03 am crash.
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Ronald Nobbe
Terry Book
Gary Stark
Robert Rakow
Rodney Hanks
Richard Rahn
Marlinsburg
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Nobbe
Dawer
James E. Martelli
Turtle Creek
Jack Renn
Pittsburgh
Low Case
Rock Island
Don 'Sheffield
St Johnsbury
Jimmy Palmer
Norfolk
Forreston
Jamesville
Tully
James Spoto Jr
RD 1
James Spoto Sr
Frank Kaminski
N. Geddes St
Neil Belmont
Lafayette Patrol
Marcum Hollow Rd
Headon
Belmont
Young Spoto
Syracuse
M S. Richards
Darkwell
Spoto
Croussirving
Kaminski Wif
H. A. Seoville
William McDermott
Joseph West
Stanley Rogal
Navy Station wind damages destroyers and craft at Newport
A fierce gale at Newport Rhode Island damaged destroyers F.7 Ber, Harwood, Buckley and Benner while three launches and a 60 foot barge were cast adrift. A pile driver sank as gusts reached 50 miles per hour. The new four stallion service office was authorized to confirm what the weekly illustrated Oggi announced about the Holy Father’s vision in December 1954. A new storm brought heavy snow across the northern half of the state with up to eight inches in Clinton and Franker counties and several inches in Plattsburgh and Saranac Lake. Forecaster Keller predicts a low of 25 tonight and 36 tomorrow. another 32 is expected tomorrow night. Yesterday was the coldest day of the season so far, with a high of 33 and a low of 24. The report includes weather updates from U. S. Weather Bureau, Hancock Field.
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Tory
Larson
Lloyd
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Newmart
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Harwood
Buckley
Benner
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Weekly Illustrated
Holy Father
Clinton
Franker
Plattsburgh
Saranac Lake
Boonville
Watertown
Malone
Massena
Andy Keller
U. Weather Bureau
Hancock Field
Newly rich woman praises Paris in France trip
The newly wealthy woman returns from her first journey to France. She gushes about Paris saying it is marvelous and that the people are cultured, noting even the street cleaners speak French, highlighting her refined impressions.
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France
Paris
Blizzard in Maritimes Worst Since 1874
Halifax reports a powerful November blizzard that shut down roads and knocked out communications across Nova Scotia and Cape Breton. High winds felled utility poles, delaying trains and leaving communities without power. Affected areas include Halifax harbor entrances and widespread outages, with continued coverage noted on later pages.
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