NATO calls for Eastern Europe freedom by nonmilitary means
NATO foreign ministers endorsed a five point policy on Eastern Europe submitted by West German Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano. The alliance pledged to achieve liberty through economic and social activity and warned against any war of liberation.
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Acid Case Culprits Face Maiming Charge
A federal grand jury in Huntington West Virginia indicted five men in the acid blinding of labor columnist Victor Reisel. The defendants face possible maiming charges for obstructing justice and racketeering probes in the garment and trucking industries. Also noted is the death of Huntington Publishing Co advertising executive Henry K D Martin.
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Frank S. Hogan
Ton Publishing Co
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Hungarians Quit Factories Again Across Budapest
Budapest reports a new general walkout with about 15 000 industrial workers in the 11th district striking over arrests of Budapest Central Workers Council leaders. Russian forces block Parliament approaches as protests flare amid chaotic government reshuffle and conflicting casualty tallies. Nine inches of rain in Brookings Oregon brings record wet stretch.
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Foreign Ministry
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Workers’ Council
Janos
Russia
Ivan Serov
Kadar
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Hungary
Serov
Santor Racz
Sandor-Hari
Bajolannis
Racz
Brookings
Ore
Oregon
United Nations condemns Soviet action in Hungary
The General Assembly condemned Moscow for crushing Hungary's freedom. The US led 20 nations in a resolution calling for immediate Soviet troop withdrawal under UN supervision. Yugoslavia Finland and 11 Asian African states abstained. 12 Asian African bloc members opposed the Soviets. India Indonesia and Burma sponsored a milder counter resolution and chose mixed votes on the main measure.
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Hungary
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Yugoslavia
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Burma
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Santa, Are You Real? Child Writes Santa in Miami
A Miami boy, nine year old Russell Edgar Deloach, writes to Santa asking for a golden bugle or anything he can get. He includes a space for Santa to sign and asks to be told if Santa is real.
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Nixon to travel to Austria for Hungarian refugee study
Vice President Nixon will fly to Austria at President Eisenhower's request for a first hand study of Hungarian refugee problems. He will report findings to Eisenhower and Congress to determine further aid. The trip, planned with a presidential committee on Hungarian refugee relief, runs from Tuesday to December 23.
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North Atlantic Alliance
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International Relief Agency
Missing Jet Trainer Searched Across Northern Ohio
The air search for the missing T33 jet trainer continues through northern Ohio with two crew aboard. Michigan and Ohio Civil Air Patrol units report sightings from Lake Erie off Luna Pier to near Akron and Mt. Hope, while a red parachute and weather gear are checked. Two CAP planes and Maj. Loyd Dick coordinate efforts as a Lima resident reported a low-flying aircraft on Saturday night.
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Geiger Air Force Base
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Northford
Conn
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Cleveland
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Loyd Dick
James Lawson
Grand Ave
Lima
Giants Acquire Jackie Robinson in Cash Deal
New York Giants announce the acquisition of Jackie Robinson from the Brooklyn Dodgers in exchange for pitcher Dick Linefield and an undisclosed cash amount. Horace Stoneham and Walter O'Malley completed the deal at the major league meetings in Chicago. Reports suggest the cash around $30,000.
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New York Giants
Jackie Robison
Brooklyn Dodger
Dick Linefield
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Dodger
W Ter O'Malley
Ciicago
Justices Sworn In for Ohio Supreme Court Terms
Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt of Lakewood and Judge John M. Matthias of Columbus were sworn in Wednesday for new terms of the Ohio Supreme Court beginning January 1. A separate dispatch from Berlin reports East Germany facing a serious coal shortage hampering its economy.
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Carl V. Weygandt
Lakewood
John M. Matthias
Ohio Supreme Court
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Berlin
East G Germany
Solon Urges Drive to Curb Senate Filibusters
Solon proposes a bipartisan push to change Senate rules to curb debate and allow a majority vote to limit filibusters. He notes Southern opposition and the risk to civil rights legislation if rules are changed.
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Clash Between Poles and Hooligans in Stettin
In Stettin Szczecin a clash outside a restaurant led police to disperse a crowd with clubs. Earlier, a mob attacked the Soviet Consulate and police HQ amid student protests over Russian intervention in Hungary. Eighty eight youths were arrested in the Monday riot.
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Rotana
Stettin
Szczecin
Gas Station Blast Injures Three In Winchester
Dozens evacuated and stores closed as a new service station exploded in downtown Winchester. Fire Chief said a gasoline leak into the basement caused the blast. Alner W. Justus, 51, Columbus, a Standard Oil maintenance man, was critically injured.
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Cat Burglar Blames Worry on Overwork in Bellwether Case
Dr. John F. Riordan a 15 000 year anesthetist at San Mateo County Community Hospital was arrested for burglary in Belmont after claiming he acted as a cat burglar due to mental strain and obsessive impulses. County health director Dr. Harold Chope attributed the spree to worry and overwork. Riordan said he has a wife and a young daughter and admitted only one burglary.
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Nelsonville
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Chope
Belmont
San Francisco
Haiti ousts Magloire after week of strikes
Haiti’s Maj. Gen. Paul Magloire resigns as chief of state amid week of sit down strikes that paralyzed the nation. Supreme Court president Joseph Nemours Pierre Louis steps in temporarily as a new government is formed. Army chief Gen. Antoine Levelt called the decision in a conference. Political prisoners were released and violence reported in Port au Prince as the public expressed its demand for change.
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U.S. State Department
Haiti
Port Au Prince
State Department
Supreme Court
Joseph Nemours Pierre- Louis
Antoine Levelt
G. Magloire
U. S
Egyptians Ambush Port Said Patrol Again
An Egyptian attack on a British patrol near Port Said, echoing a similar ambush Monday, wounded no one but raises concerns over the fate of 20 year old Lt Anthony Moorhouse kidnapped at gunpoint. Lt Gen Stockwell demands Egyptian authorities action for the officer’s return.
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Hugh Stockwell
Eisenhower to mail bulganin on Hungary pullout
US officials say Eisenhower plans to write to Soviet Premier Bulganin urging withdrawal of Soviet troops from Hungary. The move aims to improve disarmament talks likely to open in the UN next year after Bulganin’s November arms declaration.
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Fresiden
Eisenhower
Bulgarin
Hungary
U. S
Moscow
United Nations
Bulgania
Bulganin
Missing 82 year old woman found after days without food
An 82 year old woman, Miss Aike Fairman, aged 82, was rescued Wednesday after police forced entry to a large frame house where she lived alone. She had been without food or water and her coal bucket had run dry. A neighbor raised the alarm after noticing no activity and hearing her plea for help.
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Aike Fairman
Sold the Combination Radio Bargain Listed
Classified ad notes a wire recorder and record player priced at 35.00 with contact dial 24008. The Messenger promotes its want ads habit as a fast way to connect buyers and sellers in Southeastern Ohio. Check daily classifieds for best local bargains and results numbers.
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Court Blocks Steel Merger
The Justice Department in a federal suit blocked a proposed $24 billion merger of Bethlehem Steel Corp. and Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. The move would create a larger steel giant but leave U S Steel as the top producer. Bethlehem and Youngstown share price declines followed the filing.
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
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U. S. Steel
Youngstown
New York Stock Exchange
Justice Department
Yanks Replace Jap in Yokohama as Strike Ends Cargo Duties
U S Army officials said more than 1100 American soldiers will handle military cargo in Yokohama while Japanese stevedores strike. The move aims to keep supply lines open during the labor action and related disruptions.
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