Hungarians Blast Prestige Of Russians
Russell Jones reports from Budapest on the Hungarian revolt and Soviet assault, arguing the Hungarian uprising exposed the naked force of communism. He recalls civilians and workers resisting, the brutality of tanks, and predicts the Hungarians will prevail despite Moscow’s occupation.
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Russell Jones
United Press
London
Russia
Communism
Kremlin Clain
Peter Fryer
Ondon
Daily Worker
Conran
Budapest
Ike Sam Russell
Fryer
Adre Stil
LiHumanite
Asia
Africa
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Red Army
Six Month Sentence In Slaying Case In Martinsville
Shirley Sparks 24 is sentenced to six months in jail for the fatal shooting of her husband Clyde Sparks on August 16. Judge Lodwick discusses bond issues and the case proceeds with involvement from bonding companies and the authorities.
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Martinsville
Ind
Shirley Sparks
Egam
Mont Jail
Terny
Clyde Sparks
del EL Lodwick
Guar-Lhalf
Offen
Ter Frejeuntrael
Milwaukee
PBS
Gary
Herbert L. Tyus
Washington
Herbert
Quinn
Walter Williams
Weinberger Kidnaper Anderson Sentenced to Death
Nassau County judge sentences Angelo LaMarea to death for the July 4 kidnapping and murder of Pes ter Weinberger. The execution is set for the week of January at Sing Sing Prison, with automatic appeal. The case followed an all male jury finding him guilty of kidnapping and murder.
Corn Whiskey Sells for Three Cents a Gallon
Territory news notes whiskey auctions and tax evasion cases as Commercial Distillers Co sells barrels of whiskey at public sale to settle government taxes. Refers to barrels auctioned at 300 daily capacity and the plan to dispose 175000 gallons to avoid taxes, with owners Mr and Mrs Brant Baker involved.
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Cehad Agro
Middle East
NATO
Wilson
Thera
Camuin
Britain
Nether
France
West Germany
Germany
Russia
Washington
Dullester
Kriday
Philadelphia
Jon
Austria
American Friends/atomic basket
Terre Haute
Ind
Commercial Distiflers Co
and Mee Brant Baker Shi
Dismissals listed from St. John's Hospital
Hospital dismissals include Mary Brothers Hamilton Pike, Jissie Cole East Pittsburgh, Mary Aldrich Middletown, Phyllis Dolos 349 West 37th Street, Jessie Duemeister 508 East, Joan Smith 300 Elva Street, Ocig Tullis and son Morton Street, William Gipson and daughter 1227 Central Avenue, Robert Guslin and daughter 1627 West 3rd Street, Faye Banks HL 3, Mary McCowan 719 Louise 3rd, Mayo Clendenen Pendleton, and others in the region.
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Joan Smith
Elva St
Mes
Ocig Tullis and Son
Tal Morton
William Gipson
Central Ave
Robert Guslin
Faye Banks
Mary McCowan
Loui Ise
Mayo Clendenen
Pendleton
Driving age debated as under 18 ban proposed in Indiana
Indiana legislators debated a proposal to ban drivers under 18 unless they complete a driver safety course. The Legislative Study Commission also plans to study prohibiting anyone under 18 from driving and to consider periodic driver reexaminations.
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Indianapolis
Phillip C. Johnson
Mooresville
Legislative Study Commission
Johnson
Cron Promoted at Lynch Corporation Milwaukee
Albert F Cron, production supervisor since September, promoted to producing manager of Anderson operations for Lynch Corporation. He and his wife Ellen, with children Albert Jr, Robert, Andy, and Ambatilda Lee, lived at 917 Mast 2001 Street. Cron previously resided in Rochester Pennsylvania and studied at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge.
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Lynch Mahionee
Page Spel
Marquette University of Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Alvert F. Cron
Averstant
Lynch Corporatio
Anderson
Lyne Corporation
Mr Cron
Ellen
Albert Jr
Robert Andy Ann
Ambatilda Lee
Mast
Mtr
Cran
Rochester
Pennsylvane
Mass Institute of ‘Technology
Cambridge
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Bud) Stringer
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