Communism Near Toppling Point Dulles Reports
AP report on mass Hungarian strike against Kadar regime with widespread power outages and martial law. Budapest radio appeals urge restraint as police and Soviet troops suppress protests while refugees claim strikes spread beyond the capital to towns and mines. Dulles cites internal pressures undermining Soviet control and urges Atlantic pact ministers to apply moral force.
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Asian Bloc Pitches Moscow Visit to End Hungary Crisis
At the United Nations, India led a plan by 79 nations urging UN Secretary General Hammarskjold to negotiate with Moscow to withdraw Soviet troops from Hungary. Ceylon Indonesia and Burma joined, amid walkouts by Hungary and debate over condemning the Soviet action.
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Downed Trans-Canada Airliner Searched Near Mt Silvertip
Ground search teams moved into the Mt Silvertip area about 125 miles east of Vancouver to locate a four engine North Star missing with six aboard since Sunday night. A reported blast near the 8550 foot peak is the strongest lead, tied to a radioed warning of an inboard motor failure near Hope.
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Montreal
Shackleford Guilty of First Degree Murder in Newark Case
Newark Ohio news reports Harold E. Shackleford, 32, found guilty by Licking County Common Pleas Court jury of first degree murder in the September 16 slaying of 51 year old Mary Dunn as she walked to church. No mercy recommendation. judge will impose the mandatory death sentence. He was accused of strangling Dunn during an attempted criminal assault.
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Licking County
British Officer May Be Egyptian Kidnap Victim
A young British second lieutenant is missing in the Suez Zone port area and may be kidnapped by militants linked to the Muslim Brotherhood. Egyptian informants say Nasser plans to deploy 2000 police after the British and French withdraw. the incident follows a raid on an Egyptian apartment by a Royal Scots patrol. The Brotherhood, long outlawed, is accused of orchestrating harassment to embarrass the withdrawal and widen unrest in Port Said and beyond. Also noted is a 15 minute general work stoppage in Israel in solidarity with Hungary.
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Police Trap Holdup Man Near Cambridge Truck Stop
Two men robbed Prouty’s Truck Stop east of Cambridge on U S 40, fleeing with $50. One carried a .22 rifle. An automobile stolen in Morristown, Belmont County, was linked to the suspects, and another car was reportedly taken at gunpoint from a nearby resident. Police chased the pair but say one man may have escaped while the other was trapped.
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Teachers Vote on Negroes in Union Split
Atlanta public school teachers voted unanimously to withdraw from the American Federation of Teachers by year end rather than admit Negroes to membership. Announcement made by Roger Derthick, association president and brother of Dr. Lawrence Derthick of Chattanooga, recently appointed U S commissioner of education by President Eisenhower.
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Budapest refugees begin US airlift before Christmas
Ten thousand Hungarian refugees begin flight to the United States as part of a large airlift. Four planes carried 90 women 41 children and 109 men ranging in age from six months to senior. Flights depart West Germany to MaGuire AFB New Jersey then Camp Kilmer days. By weekend 5000 daily departures planned with 20 000 total expected. The United States has offered homes to 21 500 refugees and 39 000 have crossed into Austria.
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Riots Flare Up Again in Poland in Stettin Scene
AP reports a wild anti Russian demonstration in Stettin on the Oder, with crowds smashing Soviet consul windows and confronting police. Troops and workers militia were deployed as protesters clashed with Polish forces amid drunken singing and provocation.
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Slow Reader Defended at Michigan State University
EAST LANSING a new BA Michigan State University English professor defends slower reading. He criticizes the recent emphasis on speed, arguing that good books record thought and provoke it, and justice cannot be done in a hurried read.
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Middleport Receives State Education Grant
The State Card of Education approved a 165000 grant for Middleport during a Monday night meeting as part of 1806271 total grants across Athens Chauncey Comics Galipais Velouster 22221 area Markets Nelsonville Pomeroy and other locales. Printer lines include Want Ads for baby bed and play pen with a note on early business closure and a classified ad contact number.
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Lausche, Authorities Air Strike Progress Detailing Violence Conflict
Scioto County authorities and Gov. Lausche meet to outline progress on training Portsmouth police to restore order after the October 15 shutdown of exchanges. The CWA strike, blocking lines since July, remains disputed with the union denying responsibility.
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Hungary promises return to normal after protest over Budapest cutoffs
Washington Av. 5. protest to Hungary over new cutoff of communications with the American legation at Budapest drew a reply that things should be back to normal today. Tibor Zador, first secretary of the Hungarian legation, told newsmen after receiving the protest late Monday that he was "991 per cent certain that by tomorrow everything will be all right."
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Dulles Warns NATO as Soviet Pressures Grow Abroad
Secretary Dulles spoke to a closed NATO council session with Lloyd Pineau Martino Lange in attendance. He warned internal unrest may push Kremlin rulers to risk abroad as a diversion while praising UN moral principles and urging restraint despite Western actions in the Middle East.
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Air Force to honorably discharge Saunders over 1954 DUI case
Lt. Titus A. Saunders, a reserve officer, will receive an honorable discharge after a review by the Air Force. Secretary of the Air Force Quarles announced the decision following pressure claims involving Senator Stennis. Saunders resigned amid disagreement over his drunken driving conviction in Mississippi, with the discharge reflecting review board findings.
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