Revolt in Budapest and Polish-Soviet Quiet Amid Tensions
Reports from Warsaw and Vienna describe a fierce anti Soviet revolt in Budapest with planes and tanks clashing near the Parliament. Khrushchev reportedly accepted a freer Poland and pledged to back Gomulka denying Moscow's control, while Soviet troop concentrations were ordered dispersed. 150 killed in Hungary as Navy replaces Nagy and protests call for Soviet withdrawal.
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Ike Implies U S Aid Awaits Revolting Poles
President Eisenhower at a labor dinner outlined a four point policy as the United States champions freedom and would aid Poles seeking independence from Soviet domination. He urged self government rights, aid for freedom loving peoples, fair trade partnerships, and a public display of commitment to human freedom. Nixon campaigns in Illinois highlight GOP hopes despite a corruption case involving ex auditor Hodge. Farm land values fell eight percent in the latest Agriculture Department report. Soviet forces moved against Hungarian rebels with a surrender deadline extended amid heavy fighting and radio reports of damage and clashes near Budapest.
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Red Boss New Plan Backfires in Soviet Policy Shakeup
William L. Ryan analyzes Khrushchev’s relaxation drive backfiring as Poland and Hungary spark a Soviet crisis. The Kremlin risks losing reform momentum and Khrushchev’s grip, with Mendev and Molotov emerging as possible successors amid the crackdown.
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AlgeriaRiots Rise as Death Toll Mounts in Meknes Clash
Reported at least 53 dead, mostly Europeans, as rioting erupted after France seized Algerian rebels. French and Moroccan patrols found burned bodies in Meknes and nearby countryside. Eight European victims were located near the Portuguese bridge east of Rabat. Meknes houses about 150,000 residents, with over 20,000 Europeans.
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Auto Chase Suspect Surrenders at Pomeroy
Richard Redma of Mason, sought after a night chase and wreck on East Main St, surrendered in Pomeroy. Brother Homer delivered him this morning. he was taken to Meigs General Hospital with eye and chest injuries and faces three charges. City council approved leasing two police cruisers and a station wagon.
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Ohio Campaigns Spark Flaunting Politicking Split
An Ohio squabble unfolds between an Republican national committeewoman and the party chairman over flashy campaigning. Democratic hopeful Mike DiSalle eyes television stunts with Hollywood stars, while Sen George H. Bender criticizes slick gimmicks. Estes Kefauver visits Ohio as party lines sharpen amid TV showcases and quickie tours.
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Stevenson and Eisenhower clash over nuclear tests policy
President Eisenhower warns that stopping nuclear tests could weaken the United States and invites Russian disarmament risks, while Adlai E. Stevenson argues big business and the GOP economy squeeze small firms. Stevenson addresses a Madison Square Garden rally with a large Democratic turnout and criticism of foreign policy.
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India Proposes Suez Settlement via Cooperation Plan
Indian ambassador V. K. Krishna Menon presented a proposal for a Suez settlement during travels to Cairo, London, and New York. The plan favors cooperation among Egypt, Europe, and other parties after a two month pause, with India broaching the idea to concerned parties.
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Parakeet Celebrates Double Homecoming
A blue parakeet named Trinket escaped during Hastings Road homecoming festivities and was befriended by a neighbor. The Messenger ad section invites use of Want Ads to locate lost items, offering help via dial S122.
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High School Seniors Compete for Grants
In Evanston Illinois about 160000 seniors from 12700 high schools take the first battery of tests for National Merit Scholarship Corp grants. Four year awards await the 7500 top students who advance to finals and further testing.
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Natonal Merit Scholarship Corp
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Rise Through Weekend
Temperatures will average four to eight degrees above normal with highs around 59 to 63 and lows near 40 to 41. A slow warming Thursday through Saturday precedes cooler conditions Sunday and Monday. Precipitation expected at one tenth to one half inch from showers late Thursday or Friday and again Saturday or Sunday.
Maine grads face higher salaries than UMaine teachers
President Arthur A. Hauck notes recent graduates from the University of Maine secured jobs paying more than the salaries of many instructors. He urges higher faculty pay to attract and retain qualified staff, highlighting a salary gap impacting the university’s competitive standing.
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Maine
Arthur A. Hauck
University of Maine
Estes Blasts Ike Policy in Detroit Campaign Swing
Senator Estes Kefauver criticized President Eisenhower's economic policy as an illusion of prosperity that benefits giant financial empires while ordinary Americans lag, denouncing stop gap measures and farm program promises as 1956 election tactics during a Detroit visit after stops in Waterloo and Mason City.
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Social Security Increases Cut Old Age Pension Rolls
Records show more seniors receive Social Security old age and survivors benefits as they turn 65, while state old age pension rolls shrink. In December 1954, 38.8 per 1000 seniors got Social Security and 18.3 per 1000 drew state pensions. by June this year 56 per 1000 received Social Security and 17.3 per 1000 remained on pensions. Benefits range from 90 to 28 dollars. maximum Social Security is 108 dollars monthly, with a 30 dollar minimum.
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