Hungarys Revolt Leaders Executed Amid Kremlin purge hints
Hungary announced the executions of Imre Nagy and Pal Maleter among nine held for organizing an overthrow plot during the 1956 uprising. Szilagyi and Gimes were also executed. Zoltan Tildy received 5 to 12 years in prison as leaders and others faced long terms.
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Hungary
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Pal Maleter
Nagy
Maleter
Moscow
Kremlin
Belgrade
Budapest
Raido
People's Court
Supreme Court
Zoltan Tildy
Col
Sandor Kopacsy
Ferenc Dojnath
Ferenc Janosi
Miklos Vasarhelyi
Communist Party
Szabad Nep
Kopacsy
White House Confirms Vicuna Gift From Goldfine to Eisenhower
White House press secretary James Hagerty acknowledged Bernard Goldfine sent vicuna material to President Eisenhower in 1956 and that the President thanked Goldfine but did not have anything made. Hagerty rejected Pearson’s coat claim and noted Eisenhower owns two vicuna coats from earlier decades. He defended Adams Talbott remarks as a private matter.
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White House
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Eisenhower
James €. Hagerty
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Sherman Adams
Pearson
Goldfine
Adams
Harold Talbott
Air Force
Talbott
T. Hagerty
Adams testifies as GOP weighs his political fate
Congressional Republicans adopt a wait and see stance over Sherman Adams amid charges surrounding his ties to Bernard Goldfine. Democrats say he may struggle to explain the alleged favors and could depart as Eisenhower’s chief assistant, despite Eisenhower’s defense.
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Adams
Eisenhow
Edward J. Thye
Rminn
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Eisenhower
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Goldfine
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Everett Dirksen
Illinois
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Robio
Ohio
William E. Minshall
David A. Baumhart Jr
Congress
Adams Defends Ties to Goldfine in Congressional Hearing
Top White House aide Sherman Adams testified that a rug and a coat gift from Bernard Goldfine remain Goldfine’s property and cost about 69 dollars to produce. He said he accepted gifts in good faith and that his personal friendship did not influence his official conduct. He also acknowledged paying hotel bills for Goldfine and faced questions about FTC issues involving Goldfine’s textile mill.
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Charles Canavan
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Bernard Goldfine
Harvey Hannah
Washington
Goldfine
House Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Boston
Il Am
Subcommittee
Robert Lishman
Lishman
Garcia of Philippines On Three Day State Visit
President Carlos P. Garcia arrives in Washington for a three day state visit to seek substantial U.S. economic assistance. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles greet Garcia and his party at National Airport.
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Washington
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippines
U. S
Eisenhower
State Dulles
National Airport
Warren Boy Elected Boy's State Governor
Robert S. Thompson of Warren begins his Buckeye Boys State governorship after a landslide victory over Donn Griffith of Akron. The final vote was 813 to 196 as the 21st Buckeye Boys State opens its administration.
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Camp Perry
Robert S. Thompson
Warren
Buckeye
Donn Griffith
Buchtel
Akron
Partly sunny and cool tonight then fair Wednesday
Weather across the region shows a partly sunny sky with continued cool conditions tonight and Wednesday. High temperatures range from 67 to 78 with lows 48 to 58 in various sections. West Virginia stays mostly sunny and pleasant with a few scattered afternoon showers possible tomorrow.
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Former Brazil President Ramos Dies in Plane Crash
Rio de Janeiro reports former president Nereu Ramos and 18 others killed when a Cruzeiro do Sul Convair crashed while landing near Curitiba. Gov. Jorge Lacerda of Santa Catarina state and Congressman Leoberto Leo among the dead. Ramos had served briefly as president in 1955 and as justice minister before resigning last August.
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Curitiba
Rio
Jorge Lacerda
Santa Catarina
Leoberto Leo
Convair
Cruzeiro Do Sul
Porto Alegre
Parana
Ramos
Carlos Luz
Juscelino Kubitschek
Kubitschek
Wife of gangster Kelly walks free after 25 years
Kathryn Kelly widow of George Kelly and Ora Shannon walk from the Federal Building with life sentences set aside and new trials ordered in the $200000 Urschel kidnapping case. Kathryn says she and her mother seek a new life and thanks God for prison changes.
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Oklahoma City
Kathryn Kelly
Federal
George
Unions Agree On Wages For Year In Portsmouth
Five craft unions and Southern Ohio Contractors Association members signed a one year agreement covering wages and conditions. Cement finishers earn 3.25 per hour, plasterers 3.40, lathers 3.25, teamsters 2.20, brickmasons 3.65. C. E. Vanderpool of the Tri State District Council of Carpenters released the figures.
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Portsmouth
Southern Ohio Contractors Association
C. E. Vanderpool
Tri-State
Siebold to be consecrated Cincinnati auxiliary bishop today
The Most Rev Paul F Siebold will be consecrated as Cincinnati's fifth auxiliary bishop in a ceremony at St Paul in Chaing Cathedral today.
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Cincinnati
Paul F. Siebold
St. Paul In Chaing Cathedral
Dr. Eyman Quits Post For Government Job
Dr R M Eyman a longtime Ohio educator resigns as assistant state superintendent of public instruction to join the U S Office of Education and American University in Washington DC as consultant and chief investigator. He plans to leave July 1 after more than 40 years in state service.
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Columbus
R. M. Eyman
Ohio
U.S. Office of Education
American University
Washington, D. C
Butler physics chief Dr. Seth E. Elliott dies at 65
Dr. Seth E. Elliott, 65, who led Butler University physics department for 32 years until retirement, died Saturday. He was born in Fargo North Dakota.
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Indianapolis
Seth E. Elliott
Butler University
Fargo
N. D
Prison Lifer's Toy Patent Nets Potential 21000
A 42 year old inmate at Menard State Penitentiary may earn 21000 from Kongo Safari, a push pull elephant train toy designed by Clyde Wagner who has filed 70 toy ideas since 1941 and holds two patents. Five Wagner toys are in production and a manufacturer reported 700000 orders at an industry show in New York.
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Chester
Menard State Penitentiary
Clyde Wagner
Wagner
New York
Dulles Says U S Will Use Force If Lebanon Independence Threatened
Secretary of State Dulles stated the United States would employ military action under certain conditions to preserve Lebanon's independence. The remark underscores U S commitment to regional stability amid tensions in the Middle East.
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Dulles
LU. S
Washington
United States
Lebanon
Ball Injury Fatal for 14 Year Old in Atlanta Game
A 14 year old boy was fatally injured Monday night while sliding into home plate during a junior baseball game in Atlanta. The boy's head reportedly struck home plate, according to Charles M. Cumberworth, athletic director for the Atlanta American Legion Post.
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Atlanta
Charles M. Cumberworth
Atlanta American Legion Post
Labor Bill Fuss Enters 6th Day
The Senate pushes a labor control bill into a sixth day of debate with final passage in sight. Kennedy leads backers amid votes on non-Communist affidavits and union embezzlement suits, while opponents warn of jeopardizing union functions.
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Washington
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
National Labor Relations Board
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
James O. Eastland
D- Miss
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-Nc
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Labor Bill Fuss
Hope for Summit Talks Destroyed
The United States Britain and France disclosed the collapse of secret diplomacy for a summit as Khrushchev publicized a letter denouncing talks. The West released presummit proposals while the Soviet side pressed for a broad set of security and disarmament demands.
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United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Khrushchev
State Department
Alain
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
Patrick Reilly
Maurice Dejean
U. S
Middle East
West
Germany
United Nations
Britain Plans Cyprus Self Rule Amid Cyprus Crisis
London reports Britain advancing a plan for Cyprus that envisions limited self-government and a future plebiscite, while urging Greek and Turkish support. Paratroopers and troops remain on alert as violence feared. Greeks seek Enosis and Turkish leaders push partition.
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Britain
Cyprus
Mediterranean
England
Greece
Athens
Turkey
Equal Wages for Women Endorsed by B nai B rith Delegates
In Cleveland delegates at the B nai B rith District 2 convention adopted unanimously a report calling for equal wages for equal work for women in inter state production. Mrs. Harry Schwartz of Columbus submitted the proposal noting 22 million employed women make up one third of the nation's labor force and deserve pay equal to men for equivalent work.
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Cleveland
Harry Schwartz
Columbus
Doubts Baptist Merger
Rep Brooks Hays of the Southern Baptist Conference says a merger with the American Baptist Convention appears unlikely. He notes the SBC has about nine million members while the NBC totals roughly six million, indicating large foundational differences.
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Cincinnati
Brooks Hays
R-Ark
Southern Baptist Conference
American Baptist Convention
Man paid $300 to die. friend shot in Central Park
Albert Russell a 24 year old ex mental patient said he paid 300 to Charles Sandless to kill him. They traveled from Baltimore to New York and then to Coney Island before Russell claimed Sandless chloked him unconscious. In Central Park Russell shot Sandless as the plan unraveled. Sandless died.
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N. J
Albert Russell
Russell
Tennant State
George Smith
Baltimore
Sandless
New York
Coney Island
Central Park
Springfield
Fitkin Memorial Hospital
Neptune
Flood Crests Move South Threatens Indiana Levees
Flood crests moved toward southern Indiana as the Wabash River topped Terre Haute and 1500 residents fled West Terre Haute after an earthen levee breach. Officials estimated June floods cost Indiana farmers 35 to 40 million dollars as water advanced south toward Graysville threatening another levee.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Wabash
Terre Haute
West Teree Haute
West Terre Haute
Graysville
Negro Parish Closes in Youngstown Diocese
St Augustine s the only all Negro parish in the Catholic diocese of Youngstown has been closed. Its members will be integrated into churches in the area in which they reside.
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Youngstown
St. Augustan
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