Radio Transmitter Allegation Strikes Budapest Legation
Hungary's government accuses the United States of operating a secret radio transmitter in the U S Budapest legation after Yugoslavia claims Ex Premier Imre Nagy was abducted by Soviet security police and Mindszenty seeks asylum in the same legation as tensions rise over Hungary's revolt and neutrality pledge.
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Yugoslavia
Nagy
Vienna
Hungary
United States
Budapest
Imre Nagy
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
U. S
Legation
Janos Kadar
Edward T. Wailes
Wailes
Mindszenty
Moscow
Romania
Siberia
Kadar
Warsaw
United Nations
Weather outlook for tonight and Sunday
Mostly cloudy conditions continue tonight with lows from 18 to 25 in the west and north regions and 25 to 30 in the southeast. Sunday remains cloudy and cold with a chance of light snow in the afternoon.
Christmas Bazaar At Sacred Heart Church Notice
Sacred Heart Catholic Church announces a Christmas Bazaar on Wednesday and Thursday, November 28 and 29. Homemade gifts and baked goods will be available.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Deer Season Totals Surge Ahead of Last Year in Frederick County
An unofficial deer tally shows 680 kills in Frederick County during the six day season, with 49 north of Mt. Airy and five in Clarke County by late morning. The larger take is driven by two day doe season. notable kills include two 176 lb bucks near Whitacre's and Davies Service Station, while a Shenandoah County hunter was killed in an accident when mistaken for a deer.
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Shenandoah
Frederick County
Clarke County
George Steele
Route 2
Whitacre’s
David B. Pingley
Martinsburg
Davies Service Station
Elkton
Shenandoah County
Associated Press
James M. Snow
Suez Issue Sparks U.N. Special Session Call for Immediate Withdrawals
United Nations in New York hosts a special weekend session as Asian African nations push a resolution demanding immediate withdrawal of British French and Israeli forces from Egypt. Britain says forces stay at Port Said until U.N. police can act. France reports one third of forces pulled out. Israel notes partial redeployment.
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United Nations
N. Y
Britain
France
Egypt
VU. N. General Assembly
Suez
Israel
Canada
Commonwealth
Selwyn Lloyd
Assembly
Port Said
London
U. N
United States
U. S
Dmitri Shepilov
Lloyd
Austria protests Russian border pursuit of Hungarian refugees
Austria condemned a Soviet pursuit of Hungarian refugees on Austrian soil that ended with a Russian soldier fatally shot after resisting detention. Chancellor Raab protested to the Soviet ambassador as Austrian police and customs guards pursued and detained the Russian units and the wounded man died in a hospital.
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Vienna
Austria
Russia
Julius Raab
Hungary
Oberwarth
Boy Struck and Killed While Running For Help From Fire
A seven year old boy, John Thomas Dovell, was struck by a car eight miles south of Warrenton while running to fetch help as a house burned. He died at the scene. no charges against the driver. A Richmond woman later died from injuries in a separate crash.
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John Thomas Dovell
Richard Dovell
Richmond
Virginia
Young Dovell
Warrenton
Frankie E. Parke
Barrie
Ontario
Parke
Israel Pulls Troops From Egypt Reported at U N
United Nations dispatch says Israel informed the U N that substantial numbers of Israeli troops have withdrawn from Egypt and are back on Israeli soil. The 79 nation General Assembly pressed for an immediate pullout of British, French and Israeli forces from Egypt. This marked the first report of troops actually leaving Egyptian soil. An earlier report described withdrawals by varying distances along the Sinai front.
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United Nations
N. Y
Israel
U. N
Egypt
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Britain
France
Sinai
British Battalion To Be Withdrawn From Suez Monday
The withdrawal of a battalion from the British French expeditionary force in the Suez Canal Zone is set for Monday as a goodwill gesture to the United Nations. Gen Keightley said the pullout will follow U.N. troop arrivals, and Burns will inspect Port Said ahead of further withdrawals.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal Zone
Britain
United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Charles Keightley
Cyprus
U.N
34 Die as Italian Airliner Crashes Into French Village
New York bound LAI DC6B from Rome crashed at Paray Vieille Poste near Orly, killing 34 of 36 aboard. Among the dead was conductor Guido Cantelli. 2 survivors hospitalized in critical condition. Rescue teams worked by floodlight as residents aided victims and mourned.
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Paris
Guido Cantelli
Orly
Rome
Vilage
Paray Vielle Poste
Paray Vieille Poste
THE
Italian Air Line
LAI
Cantelli
Arturo Toscanini
New York
Philharmonic
Novara
Italy
la Scala
Coccia Theater
Atlantic
Orly Field
U. S. Air Force Base
Eden in Jamaica For Rest Declines Comment on Future
Prime Minister Eden arrived in Montego Bay Jamaica for three weeks of rest and refused questions on his political future or world affairs. His doctors ordered rest due to severe overstrain from a rigorous schedule since the Middle East crisis.
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Montego Bay
Jamaica
Eden
London
Middle East
Rich and Poor Alike Rally to Aid Hungarian Refugees
Americans nationwide open hearts and homes to Hungarian refugees fleeing Soviet terror. Refugees arriving at McGuire Air Force Base and Milwaukee as part of a 5 000 cap set by President Eisenhower receive pledges of shelter jobs and care from churches schools and charities including the Red Cross and American Friends Service Committee.
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Maine
California
Hungary
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Milwaukee
McGuire
Eisenhower
United States
American Red Cross
Austria
Camp Kilmer
N. J
American Friends Service Committee
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
Cold Wave Drops Virginia Temperatures to 14 Degrees
A statewide cold wave drives Virginia temperatures well below freezing with Gordonsville posting 8 degrees and several readings ranging from 10 to 34. Forecasters predict continued cold, with sunny skies today and frost tonight. Local highs reach the mid 20s to low 30s. snow flurries observed yesterday may recur tomorrow.
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Virginia
Gordonsville
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Lynchburg
Quantico
Blackstone
Chincoteague
Pulaski
Urbanna
Roanoke
Danville
Norfolk
Cape Henry
Mercury
Sunnyside
Eastern Great Lakes Region Digging Out From 10-Foot Drifts
Storm cripples the Eastern Great Lakes with drifts up to 10 feet and heavy snow. Army tanks bulldozers and plows clear highways to restore travel as four deaths are attributed to Western New York’s blizzard. National Guard aid and helicopter drops aid isolated towns as up to 48 inches fall.
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Great Lakes
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Erie
Ontario
Mohawk Valley
Evie
Arthur Gardner
National Guard
Lakeport
Buffalo- Cleveland
Onis
West Springfield
Pittsburgh
Springfield
N. Y
Buffalo
Eisenhower Orders Court Action To End Longshore Strike
President Eisenhower ordered an injunction to halt the Atlantic and Gulf Coast longshoremen’s walkout after a board of inquiry report. Attorney General Doub travels to New York to seek a Taft-Hartley cooling off period, potentially returning 65 000 dockworkers to work if approved. The ILA says it will comply with any court order while contesting injunction breadth.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Board of Inquiry
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
White House
George Doub
New York
Doub
U. S. District Court
Manhattan
The
International Longshoremen’s Assn, md
Maine
Texas
East Coast
Gulf Ports
Gulf
Striking International Longshoremen’s Assn. Ila
Louis Waldman
ILA
Two Virginia Homes Burn. Two Die in Infernos
Two elderly residents perished in separate house fires in Botetourt County and Urbanna area of Virginia. Miss Virginia Dave Jones, 86, was found among the ruins of her Springwood home after a five hour search that ended when flames were put out. In Urbanna, George Emmett Smith, about 70, died in a Jamaica road district house fire. volunteers found his body after firefighters arrived following a passerby report. Cause of both blazes was not determined.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Virginia Dave Jones
Springwood
Botetourt County
Miss Jones
J. R. Thrasher
George Emmett Smith
Jamaica
Urbanna
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Robert Earl Jones
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Howard W. Miller
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MT. Williams Grocery
Mt Williams
Russell Feeley
C. B Hammack
Middletown
Elwood
Gore
James McDaniel
T. Myles Thomas
Tacoma Park
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Homer Randolph Thomas
Arlington County Court
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Virgini
Tecumseh Lodge
Irving Foltz
Patfax
Don Lanborne
Juege Thomas
Thorny Suez
By Tom Hoge
Mahmoud Fawzi
Fawzi
Interior Ministry
Marie Kranizky
Mary Liza Kranizky
Bulletin
E. L. M. Burns
Burns
U. N. Assembly
Hugh Stockwell
Canal Zone
Stockwell
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