Soviet Demands Heighten Suez Problem and Nagy Return
Budapest reports Janos Kadar and Budapest labor leaders agreed on a three-stage withdrawal of Soviet troops and talks to form a coalition government. Rebels demand Imre Nagy’s return from asylum, rejecting any concession without his power restoration. Western observers doubt concessions, while some workers vote to continue the strike until demands are met.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Imre Nagy
Kadar
Strke
Vienna
Fairchild Engine
General Bike Still Corp
Hagerstown
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
James R. Durfees
AP Washington Dispatch
Sealite
Wash
Boeing Airplane Corp
Seatle
Washington
Fairchild
Teaching By TV Expanded To Six More Schools
Televised instruction extended today to six elementary schools Washington Antietam Broadway Howard Pangham Boulevard and Surrey joining North and South Hagerstown High Schools in the district experimental program. Music and sixth grade science were taught in all six with programs produced in the studio behind the former vocational building off Frederick Street.
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Board of Educcation
Washington
Antietam
Broadway
Howard
Pangham Boulevard
Surrey
Vocational Agriculture
Frederick Street
North
South Hagerstown
Finds Fork And Knife From Early Settlers In Barn Wall
A farmer on the Dagmar farm near Clear Spring unearthed a bone-handled knife and a two-pronged fork wedged between foundation stones during barn rubble demolition. The artifacts, dating to the early settler era, show signs of age with preserved handles and a fine English steel blade on the knife.
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Dagmar
Clear Spring
John K. Carbaugh
Troy Hose
Hose
Daily Mail
Bod Bey
Ore
25 Killed In Plane Crash In Nicaragua
MANAGUA Nicaragua Nov 15 Twenty five persons including an American and a Panamanian couple on their honeymoon were killed yesterday when a Mexican Aerovias Guest DC 4 crashed off the southwest coast near Salina Gra. The flight from Panama to Mexico City carried 20 passengers and five crew. One victim listed as Fred McNiel in Panama was identified as an American about 50. Cause of the crash was not known. The honeymooners were Onegueda daughter of the Salvadoran ambassador to Panama and Rogelio Alverex a member of a prominent Panamanian family.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Aerovias
Panama
Mexico City
Fred McNiel
Salina Gra
Onegueda
Honor for Cardinal Spellman at Mount St Marys College
Francis Cardinal Spellman received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Mount St Marys College in Emmitsburg. The ceremony drew more than 1,000 guests, with a 24 S A unit from Fort Ritchie presenting colors amid a college band and the national anthem.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Hagerstown
Thomas W. Danghorn
Advisory Council
St. Mary’s College
Msgr. J. P. Christopher
Catholic University
Fairchild Corporation
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Hugh Ot. Phillips
Mount
Rte
I. Mary's
National Alumni Association
Be. Pangborn
Arthur S. Pagnam
William McCarthy
Whitman
Mass
John F. Pagnam
United States
Moratis Mary's College
Thomas W. Pangborn
Pangborn
Memorial Gymnasium
Mount St Mary’s Seminary Schola
S. A
Fort Ritchie
John M. McNamara
Washington
John L. Sheridan
Msgr
Sheridan
Archdiocese of
New, York
John Dubois
John Hughes
John McCloskey
Michael Corrigan
Father Joins His Surviving Children At Local Hospital
The Wen Sharpsburg Kidwell family faces a suspected food poisoning outbreak after seven children remain hospitalized at Washington County Hospital. Father admitted with deteriorating condition joins remaining siblings Molly 13 Dorothy May 11 Betty Jane 11 William Stanley Jr 9 Sandra Jane 7 Rebecca Jean 5 as health officials and coroner investigate potential tainted home canned beans and fruit samples.
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Wen
Molly
Dorothy May
Betty Jane
William Stanley, Jr
Sandra Jane
Rebecca Jean
Nick
Thomas
Ems
Charles
Baltimore
8. R. Wells
Kidwell
Health Department
Two motorists fined for speeding at Beansboro hearing
Two motorists charged with exceeding 70 miles per hour were fined 125 and costs each at a Beansboro Magistrate hearing. Robert P. Derr, 22, was clocked at 100 mph on Rt 40-4 November 9 by Trooper Clyde B. Tucker. Donald Fusilli, Wilmerding, Pa., flagged at 90 mph on Rt 40 east of Hagerstown. Lawrence Corbin, Pittsburgh, trucker, paid 11.45 for failing to stay right while 10 mph under the limit. Eugene Fr. Goliaf, 132 High Street, paid 26.45 for driving on a foreign license 30 days after establishing permanent residence.
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Austin Bible
Beansboro
Clyde B. Tucker
Robert P. Derr
Boons‘bara
Tucker
Donald Fusilli
Wilmerding
Tucer
Rt. 40
Hagerstown
Bible
Lawrence Corbin
Pittsburgh
Vic Guil Imitte
Eugene FR
Goliaf
High Street
Hen. Fy
A. D. Hasenbuhler
60,000 Dock Workers Out Along Coast
Massive longshoremen strike shuts Atlantic and Gulf ports from Maine to Texas. About 60 000 members halted operations as 54 ships tied up in New York Harbor and additional ports seen widespread disruption. Local officials and federal mediators urged settlement amid economic impact.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
Maine
Texas
International Longshoreliens Assn
New York Shipping Assn
Robert F. Wagner
Union
New York Harbor
Panama
New Jersey
New York Harboor
Baltimore
New Bagland
Portland
Boston
New Bedford
Mass
Providence
Galveston
Tex
Jacksonville
Flay
Two Killed In Powder Blast Near Scranton
A powder packing plant near Scranton suffered a fatal explosion and subsequent fire. Two workers inside, Willard Lake and John Stankosky, were killed. The eight thousand pound powder facility was reduced to rubble, eight miles from Scranton near Mosaic. Plant manager C W Brooks identified the victims as residents of Peekville and Winton. Fire followed the blast and was brought under control after midnight as investigators promise to seek a cause.
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Scranton
RE. 1. du Pont de Newhourse& Co., Inc
Moasic
C. W. Brooks
Willard Lake
Peekville
John Stankosky
Winton
Stroudsburg
du Pont
Washington County
Santa to Visit Hagerstown on November 25 Parade and Decorations Planned
Santa Claus will arrive in Hagerstown on Sunday November 25 at 2 30 p m to begin the Christmas season. A parade along Potomac Street features bands and floats with the Retailers Bureau sponsoring the event. Fred H Moses chairs the Christmas Street Decorations Committee which will start putting up yuletide decor in the downtown area. The tree lights in Public Square are to be turned on that same day in conjunction with Santa's arrival.
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Santa Claus
Hagerstown
Potomac Street
Bureau
Santa
Fred H. Moses
Retailers’ Bureau
Reily
Heavy Snow And Cold Grip Midwest States
The season’s heaviest snowfall and bitter cold hit the Midwest with a mid November storm moving from the Rockies across plains. Northern Minnesota saw about a foot of snow while Duluth reported 12 inches. Strong winds created drifts and reduced visibility as the cold front pushed toward the eastern half of the nation.
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Midwest
Rockies
Plains
Minnesota
Ohio
Mississippi
Florida
Chicago
Great Lakes
Dakotas
California
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Duluth
Minn
Much Colder Here Tonight Forecast Drops Below Freezing
The Weather Bureau predicts a sharp cold snap late tonight with temperatures well below freezing. A rainbow seen around 7 pm attracted hundreds on the way to work, while the forecast calls for much colder conditions through tomorrow 22 to 28 in Western Maryland and fair skies. Yesterday's high reached 68 and last night fell to 2 degrees with continuing cold into Sunday.
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Weather Bureau
Maryland
Jury Returns Indictments In November Grand Jury
The November grand jury continued its deliberations and planned an inspection of the State Reformatory for Males. Indictments included Richard M. Crouse Sr Benjamin Davis Owen H. Mowbray William D. Grimes Victory J. McSherry Sr bookmaking Melvin Deshong Leroy F. Files Emmitt Walker Russell Sutherland. Also charged were Charles A. Rarohert with assault with intent to murder Parroll Sipes and James E. Gillman on paternity counts.
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Richard M. Crouse
Benjamin Davis
Owen H. Mowbray
William D. Grimes
Victory J. McSherry, Sr
Melvin Deshong
Leroy F. Files
Emmitt Walker
Russell &. Sutherland
Charles A. Rarohert
Hancock Area
Parroll Sipes
James E. Giiman
Russia presses Egypt to cede area as UN safety plan lurches
At London a Soviet demand to restore preinvasion borders hardens the peacekeeping task. Dag Hammarskjold journeys from Naples to Egypt to broker a compromise as Britain France and Israel push firm positions. The UN secretary general faces a stiff balancing act amid renewed backing for a tougher line.
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London
Egypt
U. N
Dag’ ‘Hammarskjold
Middle East
Few
Naples
Heaty
UN Sends Multinational Force to Egypt Amid Red Sea Tension
A large UN contingent including 34 Colombian troops and 50 Norwegians arrives after a stepped up Egyptian border clash. Danish and Norwegian troops, 92 in all, prepare at Abu Sueir behind lines as Curt Egerstedt orders them to stay. Additional Danish, Norwegian, and Canadian forces gather at Capodichino en route to Egypt with more expected this weekend. Hammar skjold declines to discuss plans before departure, leaving Egypt strategy unsettled.
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Suex Canal
Gag
U. N
Abu Suweir
Curt Egersted
U.N
Egypt
Capodichino
Neaples
Italy
Hammarskjold
Fairchilders To Get Long Thanksgiving Holiday
Fairchild Atreratt employees will enjoy an extended Thanksgiving break. Most workers will start after Wednesday shifts and not return until Thursday, November 28, with service staff and mothers exempted from the time off.
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Fairchild Atreratt
Ara
Wennes ‘Sday
Mom ‘Sday
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