Soviet Return to Barbarism Deepens Cold War Strife
The Christian Science Monitor notes Hungary’s 1956 crisis with a purge of Imre Nagy and Gen. Pal Maleter. It cites the November 3 arrest in Budapest by Gen. Ivan Serov and questions Moscow’s tougher line, Nazıı, and the implications for co existence and world trust amid Soviet leadership’s evolving stance.
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Budapest
Pal Maleter
Hungary
Ivan Serov
Imre Nagy
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Nagy
Red
Mr. Nagy
Maleter
Russia
Moscow
Khrushchev
Peking
Poland
Tito
Red China
Sofia
Belgrade
Soviet Communist Party
Mr. Khrushchev
Vlagy
Chrstian Science Monitor
Knowland Struggles with Organization in California Primary
analysts note Knowland's campaign faced a labor‑movement driven backlash despite strong labor support and a weak showing by Governor Knight. The Oakland office flooded with union member mail while Taft‑style campaign strategists in Washington seek to reorient the effort and emulate past labor revolt dynamics.
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Knowland
Golden State
Washington
Oakland
Earl Warren
Warren
Knight
Hoffas
Reuthers
Warrenites
California
Goodwin Knight
Clair Engle
Labor League For Taft
Ohio
Taft
Graduation Day for Sea Bright Public School Class
The Sea Bright Public School eighth graders march to the stage for graduation as Gayle Bishop, tall and poised in a white dress, receives her diploma. Awards, reflections on modern music, and plans for Gayle’s future at Star of the Sea Academy in Long Branch complete a historic day.
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Marie Heliker
Helen Young Sawyer
Sawyer
Gayle
Robert
Methodist Church
Charlotte Rose
Sea Bright School
Marie Johnson
Gayle Bishop
West
Catherine Rock
Valerie Will
Oakley Tilton
Evelyn Mikulas
George Dougherty
Police Department
Thomas Longo
Chamber of Commerce
Victor Perotti
Board of Education
Howard McCormick
John Griffins
Owens
Mommy
Helen Kane
Ralph Walters
Nanette Kutner
Dad
Ginny
Charlie
Grandpa
Sidney Goldbergs
Star of the Sea Academy
Long Branch
N. J
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases
Andy X a Purdue graduate aged 22 holds a fine government research post. A Counter Intelligence man called at the house seeking information as part of a personal case. The piece reflects on college students' immaturity and susceptibility to trends.
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Andy
George W. Crane
Andy X
Purdue
Inquir
Daniel
St. Paul
Australia Quiz Brain Game and Cryptic Text
A mixed set of prompts about Australia including a capital, rivers, coat of arms, states, a riddle about a non drinking animal, and questions on ports and exports. The rest contains an unrelated anecdote about an investigator and a teen behavioral analysis with a call to request a booklet from Dr. Crane.
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Australia
Commonwealth
England
Steel Firms Auto Pact Hold Key to Mysteries
Two major industry questions loom over prices and labor in Detroit. A steel wage boost may raise costs and trigger higher steel and product prices. If auto firms fail to sign a new contract, a strike could delay 1959 model production and hurt economy.
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Detroit
Stop Me Gould the stock manipulator exposed at church
The story recounts AY Gould offering risky stock tips to a rector who saved $30,000. The rector loses his money, Gould promises $40,000 to regain faith, and admits passing tips to several congregation members. Ed Wynn fumbles at a flower show with a dahlia entry.
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AY Gould
Wall Street
Gould
Ed Wynn
Bennett Cerf
King Feature A Syndicate
Birthday Stars Preview Steady Career Path and Cincinati Bond News
The reading notes a birthday cycle of steady job progress with a favorable financial window through October and a cautious end to 1958 and early 1959. Romance and social life stay buoyant, a late November personal issue can be avoided with understanding, and business news appears in December. Cincinnati Board of Education approves a 12 million bond for schools and a 27,100,500 budget for 1959, up 1,703,706 from 1958.
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Cincinnati
City Board of Education
Mass psychology and the car market shift in the late 1950s
The piece traces how U S auto buying rose unevenly since 1948, with 1955 a peak year amid recession fears. It argues styling, not necessity, drives purchases and notes mass European imports spurring demand for small, practical cars in cities.
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General Motors
Europe
Volkswagen
Ford
Medical focus shifts to alcoholism rehab via AMA exhibits
At the San Francisco AMA meeting five scientific exhibits address treatment and rehabilitation for alcoholics. Dr. Vernelle Fox urges medical acceptance of the alcoholic, and Dr. Marvin Block outlines diagnostic methods and resources, including a taped spouse physician conversation to improve treatment acceptance.
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American Medical Association
San Francisco
Vernelle Fox
Georgia
Marvin A. Block
A. E. Bennett
Joel Fort
G. L. Mowery
California
Carey Ohio Reverses Plan To Buy Federal Land
Carey councilmen decided they no longer want to purchase 14 000 square feet of federal land and a two room dwelling after learning they would owe 11 000 for the property. The Senate approved a bill to authorize disposal of the land to another buyer.
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Washington
Congress
Carey
Ohio
Senate
The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Address Notice
The Athens Messenger press details subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It lists mail rates, delivery options, and post office class matter status, with address for correspondence at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
THE
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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