Hungary's Red Chiefs Embrace New Look in Golf and Privilege
AP dispatch from Budapest notes Hungary's ruling class enjoys rising living standards under the "new look" with luxury goods and state-backed housing and cars. Despite higher wages and imported foods, average Hungarians still face high prices and lag behind Western Europe as heavy exports to the Soviet bloc continue.
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Richard O'Regan
Vienna
World Peace Council
Budapest
Hungary
Russia
West Europe
France
United States
Netherlands
Rochester Votes on New Charter Today
Rochester citizens vote today on a proposed city charter revamp. Mayor Claude McQuillan accuses backers of distribu ting literature of violating state corrupt practices act. he opposes the charter. The measure previously failed at a special election last November.
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Rochester, Minn
Rochester
Claude McQuillan
McQuillan
Virginia Woman Legislator Writes Political Pamphlet
Virginia's Kathryn H. Stone, the state’s lone woman legislator, writes Choosing The President of The U.S.A. a pamphlet on selecting the chief executive. Published as a citizenship education service by the Carrie Chapman Catt Memorial Fund funded by the Sapphire Grant from the National American Woman Suffrage Association. The fund supports exchanges and grants for citizen education in multiple countries and regions.
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Washington
WU. S.A
Virginia
Kathryn H. Stone
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Woman Suffrage Assn
Catt
Association
Chicago
U.S.A
Carrie Chapman Catt Fund
New York
Italy
Germany
Netherlands
France
India
Philippines
Korea
Greece
Peru
Brazil
Haiti
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Wood Rasp Use and Maintenance Tips
A wood rasp removes excess wood quickly where planes cannot reach. After rasping, brush with a wire brush, then apply light oil to prevent rust and prolong tool life.
Lt de Galard Returns Home to France
Paris welcomes Lt Genevieve de Galard Terraube heroine of Dien Bien Phu as she lands in France smiling and declaring happiness to be home. She avoids questions as reporters swarm outside the Air France aircraft and police keep distance.
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Lt. de Galard
Paris
Genevieve de Galard Terraube
Dien Bien Phu
France
Cop Recovers Teeth After Saloon Robbery Shootout
An off duty Chicago policeman Michael Mulvihill, 54, chased a saloon robber after the thief stole his false teeth early Saturday. Mulvihill shot the robber in the knee in an alley. the suspect was identified as Norman Soper, 41. Mulvihill recovered his choppers.
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Chicago
Michael Mulvihill
Norman Soper
Mulvihill
University of North Dakota to Honor Fenske and Youngdahl
Theodore H. Fenske, assistant dean of the University of Minnesota Institute of Agriculture in St. Paul, will receive an honorary Doctor of Science degree from the University of North Dakota at June commencement in Grand Forks.
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Theodore H. Fenske
University of Minnesota
Institute of Agriculture
St. Paul
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Vicious Dog Kills Girl at Family Reunion
A 4 year old girl, Judith Ann Sagen of La Crosse, died after a dog owned by relatives at a Hixton area farm attacked her while she fed it during a family reunion. The coroner says neck injuries and a skull fracture caused the death. the dog will be destroyed.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Hixton
Here
Judith Ann
Oliver Sagen
la Crosse
Robert Crown
Sidney Jensen
Jackson County
Flexible Props Gain Popularity in Farm Policy
Secretary of Agriculture Benson said sentiment in the countryside favors the administration’s flexible farm price supports. He noted Senate action defeating a rider to extend rigid wool price supports, and he plans to announce an advisory committee to assist with soil conservation policy.
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Washington
Benson
Farm Editors Assn
Senate
Navy Carrier Ceremony Honors Dead Bennington Victims
A naval inquiry resumed hearings into the Bennington explosion after memorial Day services on the ship in Narragansett Bay. About 2,500 people attended including nine injured. Lt. Robert R. Wright of Marlboro Massachusetts was the 100th casualty. His wife Rita had earlier lost a brother aboard Leyte in Boston last October.
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Quonset Point
R.I
Naval Board of Inquiry
Bennington
Narragansett Bay
Robert R. Wright
Marlboro
Mass
Rita
Wiliam A. Gagas
Leyte
Boston
Navy
Stakman to Receive Honorary Degree
Elvin C. Stakman of Brownton Minnesota renowned cereal crop disease authority will get an honorary Doctor of Science from the University of Wisconsin at its 101st commencement in Madison on June 18. Retired from Minnesota University after 44 years in plant pathology he headed the department since 1940 and was born near Algoma Wisconsin.
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Brownton
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
Elvin C. Stakman
University
Department of
Stakman
Madison
Algoma
Wisconsin
Barometer Type Defined as Aneroid Without Liquid
The article explains an aneroid barometer contains no liquid and is driven by atmospheric pressure, with the sensor element moved by air forces.
Lillian Roth Makes Comeback After Dark Past
The New York singer Lillian Roth, once a teen film star, stages a strong comeback with shows in New York and Las Vegas. After rehab and Alcoholics Anonymous, she rose again with a Las Vegas slate, a two year recording contract, and a new autobiography. Born Lillian Rutstein in Boston in 1910, she and sister Ann pursued acting as their family moved to New York.
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New York
Palace Theater
Miss Roth
Alcoholics Anonymous
Lillian
Ralph Edwards
Miami Beach
Boston
Lillian Rutstein
Ann
Roth
Raids Stepped Up in Karachi and East Pakistan
Police intensified raids in Karachi arresting Dawn editors Mohammed Abdul Makoor and Ahmad Hassan under the Pakistan Safety Act. Six Communists were seized in night raids, with about 15 Reds jailed in two weeks. Dispatches report 210 arrests in East Pakistan as Fazlul Huq’s government is ousted and provincial emergency declared. Troops patrol major cities amid political upheaval.
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Karachi
Pakistan
East Pakistan
Mohammed Abdul Makoor
Ahmad Hassan
Dawn
Dacca
Abdul Fazlul Huq
Fazlul Huq
India
Liquor Tax Receipts Fall From 1953 Levels
State Treasurer St. Paul Val Bjornson reported May liquor tax receipts totaled 1 325 354, down more than 373 000 from May 1953. For the first five months of the year receipts were 4 615 669, about 485 410 below the same period in 1953.
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