Withdrawal plan shaping up in Suez canal crisis
Britain and France reportedly reached full agreement on next steps in the Suez dispute with plans for an early troop withdrawal from Egypt. Pineau said a common evacuation position was drafted after talks with British officials, while Lloyd to brief Parliament on Monday. Eisenhower ordered a surge of oil shipments to Western Europe to avert a winter shortage as US and UN pressure mounted.
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Middle East
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Europe
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Banker Arrested For Big Shortage In Ellenville Bank
FBI arrested William Richard Rose president of Home National Bank Ellenville New York on alleged violation of the Federal Reserve Act. He reportedly manipulated funds to the tune of 580 dollars and falsified records crediting deposits to customer accounts since the early 1950s.
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FRI
U S Cautious On Oil Loans To Europe
Washington officials indicated a cautious stance on aiding Europe with dollar loans for emergency oil purchases. Aid would be country by country, with no new special fund planned. About 500000 barrels of oil daily would be shipped to Europe, with terms to be discussed as European needs and dollar shortages are assessed.
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United States
Europe
Erie Endures Third Snowfall of the Week
Erie, Pa. faces a heavy snow spell as crews work to clear streets after a fresh storm. The latest snowfall adds to a four inch base, a seven inch new layer, and a 12 inch cover from Thanksgiving week, blanketing the city.
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Eisenhower Boosts Hungarian Refugee Quota Increase
President Eisenhower announced the United States will admit 21 500 Hungarian refugees, more than four times the original plan, to aid victims of Soviet oppression. About 6 500 can enter under the Refugee Relief Act. 15 000 will be parolees with later permanent residence hoped for by Congress. The move aims to help Austria’s refugee needs and preserve political asylum.
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Eisenhower
United States
Austria
Hungary
U.S
Hagerty
White House
Eisenhower Plans U S Rescue for Hungarian Refugees
Eisenhower intends to ask Congress to allow some Hungarians who found asylum abroad to apply for permanent resettlement in the United States. The move mirrors a belief that many refugees have relatives in the United States. The President also directs Defense Secretary Wilson to arrange transportation for a larger refugee quota from Austria.
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Austria
Coroner Seeks Change of Venue for Geer Narcotics Case
Fairfield County coroner filed a petition asking a change of venue for narcotics and related charges against Dr. Joseph A. Geer. Attorney Jack Supman argued prejudice in Fairfield County would deny a fair trial, with Dec. 18 previously set as trial date.
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Ohio
Joseph A. Geer
Fairfield
Jack Supman
Geer
Fairfield County
Dr. Geer
Bridegroom and Best Man Die in Ohio Crash
A car speeding on an icy road Friday night in Painesville, Ohio, killed the bridegroom and his best man who were en route to a wedding in Cincinnati. The bridegroom was to marry Miss Joyce Brown of Reading, a Cincinnati suburb, with Harrington named as best man.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Joyce Brown
Reading
Harrington
Rate Boost In FHA Loans Raises Home Loan Cost
The government raised the interest rate on FHA insured home loans to 5 percent effective December 4. The current maximum rate was 4 percent plus the FHA insurance premium. The change, announced by Steele M. Cole and Norman P. Mason, will not affect GI loans guaranteed by the Veterans Administration. Critics say the higher rate could hinder loan access and slow home construction.
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Two Die In West Pike Crash Near Hopewell High School
Early today near Hopewell High School on Westpike, a two-vehicle crash killed George H. Henery Jr. and Opal Monlux as their car sideswiped a Dayton driver then struck an oncoming Greyhound bus. The bus carried 35 passengers, none hurt. Henery and Monlux died at the scene. A separate late-night crash near Malta killed 18-year-old Richard Bateson, with five others injured. The Westpike crash totaled a 1955 Chevrolet. MacCurdy, the Dayton radio newscaster, and Wayne Williamson of Pittsburgh were among those on the bus. Further details note weather, medics, and local obits as investigators assess the scene.
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Marietta Street
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Crooksville
Malta
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MacCurdy
Dayton
Pittsburga
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Herery Cutis
Fletcher
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Good Samaritan Hospital
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Henedbery
de Long and Baker
Muskingum County
Cambridge
North Sixth Street
Cambridge Methodist Church
Eagles Lodge
Annabelle
Rand’s
Main Street
Minnesota
Bandits Hold Up Alliance Club in Ohio
Two armed men robbed the Castle Night Club in Alliance Ohio early today taking an undetermined cash amount plus 27 from the bartender 140 from a patron and 81 from another. Funeral services planned Monday for Harry H Brandon 67 a Wilmington College trustee and contractor who died after a long illness.
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Ohio
Castle
Cuban Police Kill Rebels In Nationwide Uprising
Reported clashes across Cuba left 11 soldiers and 6 rebels dead, with a woman, a customs employee, and a prisoner freed as rebels attacked police stations. Unofficial counts added cadavers to both sides. communications were disrupted and 18 persons wounded with 35 arrested at Santiago de Cuba. Rebels affiliated with the July 26 movement used grenades and machine guns in attacks.
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Santiago
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Batista
Mexico
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Martin Diaz Tamayo
Noutheastern
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Ten Crewmen Die in B52 Jet Bomber Crash in California
The eight jet B52 bomber of the Strategic Air Command smashed into a plowed field four miles north of Merced California during takeoff. Witnesses reported a massive flash and a two mile fire streak with wreckage spread over three miles. Nine bodies were found in one area and a tenth near the initial impact site. One identified victim was Capt. Nick S. Ross, 37, of Gary Indiana.
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California
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San Francisco
Set
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Robert G. Joiner
Stockman
Glen Towers
Merced County
Nick S. Ross
Gary
Ind
Snow and Colder Weather Expected in Zanesville Area
The 28 degree low this morning plus a high near 31 yesterday shows a cooling trend. Snow flurries are forecast to continue tomorrow with light snow in the eastern Great Lakes and eastern Ohio valley. The Weather Bureau projects below normal temperatures across the eastern third of the nation through December.
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Great’ Lakes
Ohio Valley
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Union Official Raps New Offer in Ohio Strike
A Communications Workers official in Columbus condemns Ohio Consolidated Telephone’s Friday night contract offer as unsatisfactory, urging faster progress in the labor dispute. The strike involves KCWA members pressing for improved terms and job security.
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Ohio
Columbus
Communications, Workers of America
KCWA
Ohio Consolidated Utelenhona Ca
Heaviest Man to Appear on TV Heads for New York
Hannibal Mississippi man Robert E. Hughes, claiming 1041 pounds, plans a New York TV appearance. An extra large ambulance will transport him to an air freight flight via Columbus and St. Louis, with spokesman Wesley Dennis Sr. confirming details.
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Robert E. Hughes
New York
Hughes
St Louis
Wesley Dennis Sr
Columbus
Ohio
Logan
St. Louis
W. Va
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Dayton girl dies after hospital fire destroys home
Judy Sweeney, age 13, died Friday at Miami Valley Hospital after a fire last Tuesday gutted a four room frame home in suburban Miami Stores.
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Ohio
Judy Sweeney
Miami ‘Valley Hospital of Barns
Miami
Auto Kills Girl in Springfield Ohio
A fatal auto incident in Springfield Ohio claims the life of 15 year old Char lene Heman of Lime. Authorities reported the crash details but the fragmentary text limits further facts.
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Ohio
Heman
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