Kadar Rejects Hungarian Neutrality and Negotiations
Premier Janos Kadar ruled out neutrality as Hungary's future policy and refused talks with Imre Nagy while Nagy remains in Yugoslav Embassy exile. He pledged continued ties with Moscow and warned neutrality would invite imperialist war, signaling no negotiations until order is restored. Workers and aftershock protests followed as Soviet troops maintained pressure.
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Crider Honored By Sheriffs Association
Lancaster Ohio district sheriff Dudley Crider, in his third term, received honorary life membership from the Buckeye State Sheriffs Association for devotion and outstanding service. He helped organize the association and was among its first members.
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Lancaster
Fairfield County
Dudley Crider
Buckeye
Sheriff's Assn
Crider
Ohio
Lausche Seeks Emergency Power to Seize Utilities
Gov. Lausche proposes emergency powers for Ohio to seize utilities amid strikes against Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. He calls a special session after meetings with leaders to consider legislation to protect public utility service. The strike left Scioto County towns without service since October 16 and involved disputes with the Communications Workers union.
U S Plans Envoy Shakeup Across Eight Nations
The Eisenhower administration plans a major reshuffle of American ambassadors to eight nations over the coming months. Key postings include Britain France Italy West Germany and postings to India the Philippines Australia and New Zealand. Several posts are currently vacant and the changes reflect long planned moves amid diplomatic tensions surrounding the Middle East crisis.
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Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
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Winthrop Aldrich
London
Douglas Dillon
Paris
Egypt
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Italy
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Marine Admits Two Charges at Parris Island Court Martial
Marine Pfc Frederick A Renton of New York pleaded guilty to two specifications amid more than a dozen charges of striking and maltreating recruits at Parris Island. He admitted forcing Privates Robert A Palaisa and Clement R Ploof Jr to suspend on elbows and toes while bayonet points pressed under their stomachs. The 19 year old was reduced in rank from corporal to private first class and confined to the base.
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Pfe
Frederick A. Renton
New York City
Renton
Robert A. Palaisa
Clement R. Ploof Jr
Aiday&rmil
Seaway discussed as Ohio River gains and concerns
Ohio Valley Improvements Assn president told a St. Lawrence Seaway forum that the Ohio River is as vital as the Seaway. Businessmen along the Ohio River fear loss of traffic, while advocates cite benefits from improved navigation and expanded Great Lakes shipping. A labor official warned of shortages of skilled personnel as Ohio plans for future industrial growth.
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Toleva
Ohio Valley Improvements Assn
St. Lawrence Seaway
Ohio River
Ry M. Mack
Cincinnati
Mack
Ohio Valley Steel Mills
William Papier
Reeorch
Ohio Bureau of
Ohio
Papier
Mayor Awaits Decision On Cleveland Newspaper Strike
Negotiators from the Cleveland Newspaper Guild and the three papers meet the mayor Anthony Celebrezze about a proposed wage settlement to end the strike that has idle the Cleveland Plain Dealer Cleveland News and Cleveland Press since November 1. A federal mediator will hear reports at the mayor's office and guild members will meet to weigh the proposal.
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Cleveland
Anthony J. Cele Orezze
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland News
A. A. Desseriso
Gomulka Receives Warm Welcome in Moscow
Wladyslaw Gomulka arrives in Moscow to a full-scale reception by Soviet leaders. Khrushchev Bulsen Bulan i Voroshilov head the welcoming party as Gomulka, once jailed as a Titoist, leads Poland's push for closer ties with Moscow with a four-man delegation.
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Soviet Union
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Stalin
Poland
Kkita Khrushchev
Bulsani
Klementi Voroshilov
Communist Party
Former Queen Dies in Cannes at 72
Ex Queen Elizabeth of Greece, a great granddaughter of Queen Victoria linked to many European royal houses, died today after a long illness. She was 72.
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Cannes
France
Elizabeth
Greece
Victoria
Europe
Superman not required for a super sale in classifieds
A lively classified ad touts easy sales with inexpensive ads. It lists items like a doni deck box with springs for 10 and a used toga. The columns promote Classifieds as Southeastern Ohio’s largest meeting place and urge readers to call 31242 to place ads.
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Ohio
DIAL
Bomber Crashes Near Denver With 21 Aboard
A bomber with 21 aboard crashed and burned north of Denver's municipal airport today. A Lowry Air Force Base spokesman said 17 were brought to the hospital and none was reported critical. The aircraft went down 16 minutes after takeoff from Lowry.
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Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
Lowry
First UN police units land as force moves toward Egypt
UN forces begin deployment in the Suez Canal zone with pilots from Denmark Norway Colombia Canada and others. Dag Hammarskjold travels from New York to Cairo to take charge as the operation accelerates amid political uncertainty over the force mandate and status.
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London
Suez Canal Zone
Abu Suweir
Ismfailia
International
Ex-Con Details Acid Attack Conspiracy in Riesel Case
Joseph Peter Ci pleaded guilty to aiding the acid attack on labor columnist Victor Riesel and testified for the prosecution. He described the slaying plot for a $300 fee as witnesses in the trial of Domenico Bando Leo Tedvi and Gondolfo Miranti point to a wider labor racketeering case linked to Johnny Dio Dioguardi. The attack occurred after Riesel left Lindys Restaurant near List Street and Broadway.
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New York
Victor Riesel
Hood
Joseph Peter Ci
Riesel
Carlino
Domenico Bando
Leo Tedvi
Gondolfo Sheikie Miranti
John
Johnny Dio
Handwriting Expert Called in Vote Fraud Probe
Athens vote counting fraud probe widens as state handwriting expert from the State Bureau of Criminal Investigation is summoned. County Commissioner results show W. H. Wakefield leading over James F. Edwards in the final tally with 6776 to 9734 and Wayne Harris at 6489, amid sealed ballots and pencilled marks in Athens Ward 4, Precinct 3.
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Athens
Athens County Board of Elections
W. H. Wakefield
J. E. Barker
James F. Edwards
Wakefield
Board of Elections
J. B. Grogan
C. E. Berry
Grogan
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
Clerk of Elections
Barker
Athens City
John Cline
Edwards
Wayne Harris
Russia Gambles on Volunteers to Gain Hold in Middle East
Washington reports indicate the Soviet Union is offering to send volunteers to aid Egypt against Britain France and Israel in a bid to dominate oil routes sea lanes and air bases. Officials warn a large scale intervention could trigger a world war while Moscow aims to gain Arab support block UN peace efforts and divert attention from Hungary.
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Washington
Russia
Egypt
Britain
France
Israel
Eisenhower
United States
Kremlin
Middle East
Soviet Union
Moscow
United Nations
Hungary
State Plans Bids On $2 Million Mental Hygiene Projects
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction expects to start bidding next month on about 2 million dollars of projects to upgrade services. Gallipolis State Institute buildings are included. Architect for 23 more projects totaling 27.59 million will begin within two years, funded by a 150 million public buildings bond issue pending legislative approval. Two phases of a Lebanon reformatory cost 7.6 million, with total medium security facility at 11 million.
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Columbus
Gallipolis State Institute
E. Earl Albrecht
Capital Planning and Improvement Board
Lebanon
Ohio
Control Gear Failure Blamed for Jet Crash
The XP6M1y SeaMaster crash was caused by a malfunction in the control gear after the aircraft looped from the pilot’s control and broke up. The incident mirrors last December’s SeaMaster crash. Police warn arrests for littering state highways with trash.
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Ashington
Navy
Midai
Ohio School Boards Assn Elects Dr. Clippinger President
Donald R. Clippinger of Ohio University is elected president of the Ohio School Boards Association. He has served as vice president of the state group and as president of the Athens board of education and the Southeastern Ohio School Boards Association. The election occurred Wednesday in Columbus.
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Donald RK. Clippinger
Jean
Ohio University
Graduate College
Ohio School Boards Association
Dr. Clippinger
Ohio Organization
Yeins
Athens Y Board of Education
Southeastern Ohio School Boards Association
Columbus
Airman Dies in Jet Inlet at Lockbourne AFB
A 17 year old Airman, believed to be the youngest jet fighter crew chief in the Air Force, was killed Wednesday when sucked into the intake of an F86 D Saberjet at Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus.
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Columbus
Air Force
Locknbourne Air Force Base
U S to Admit Hungarians Refugees Reach U S
The first of about 5000 Hungarian refugees may arrive in the United States by next week. White House secretary James Hagerty said they will be housed temporarily at Camp Kilmer New Jersey. Officials expect Kilmer to handle 300 refugees soon with capacity for several thousand more. The Colombian government meanwhile said it will admit up to 10000 Hungarian refugees.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Kilmer
Gnguh
ONeill pledges belt tightening in Ohio
Gov elect C Wit h Athens Shauncey Council of Retail Mer Somies 27 chants Jallipolis 29 Declared the Republican gover Shouster 2:3 not-elect agan We are going to bring into Markets 29 government the same accounting Wearthur T and management practices Nelsonville 2 business It will take courage Point Pleasant Pomeroy Middleport Sports Television Women's 32 to resist the tremendous pressures for the House Speaker Roger Cloua Logan Unless there are curtailments we could reach the place where we would be spending more than one receive The question of financing the services required in the state will be one of the big Problems in the next session Cloud also pointed out it might be possible to avoid new taxes in the next session by eliminating stamps in applying the state sales tax This could possibly add 10 million dollars a year to the state treasury Sen C Stanley Mechem Athens Senate majority leader promised full cooperation with the new governor He said he had heard talk of proposer laws to ban trading stamps and for strict enforcement of Sunday closing law The Nelsonville shoe merchant added But retailers can rest assured that we will get a fair deal
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Senate
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Logan
Virginia
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Mechem
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Point Pleasant
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Middleport
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Rlogan
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