Hungarians clash again with Reds in Budapest city
In Budapest, clashes between Hungarians and Communist forces continued amid strikes and silent hour protests. Eyewitnesses said at least two marchers with Hungarian flags were killed as protesters faced Red flag supporters of Premier Janos Kadar. Tanks and police moved through key streets as workers defied Soviet power.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kandar
Moscow
Great Boulevard
Marx Square
Kadar
Paeareas
Soviet
Handbill passer jailed in Clinton amid integration case
In Clinton Tennessee Judge Robert Taylor jailed Joe Diehl a Knox County farmer for three days for criminal contempt after he handed out segregation handbills in Taylor's court during the Clinton integration case proceedings. He warned the 16 others arrested to avoid trouble as trials were set within 10 days. The handbills praised segregation and referenced a Hungarian situation at home.
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Tenn
Dist
Robert L. Taylor
Joe Diehl
Knox County
Taylor
Diehl
John C. Crawford
William E. Badgett
Courtcas
Pathe
Knoxville
U. S
White Citizens Council
W. H. Till
Clyde Cook
Andersonville
John Kasper
Kasper
Paul Turner
Kpeg
Integral
Nixon calls for US aid to Britain amid Suez crisis
Vice President Nixon urged immediate US financial assistance to Britain to ease its post Suez crisis hardships. He urged bipartisan support and warned against recriminations harming allied unity while stressing the need for a world order based on law over force. He also commented on Hungary and Iran, arguing US positions strengthened freedom and moral standing.
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New York
Nixon
United States
Britain
Near East
Sony
Automobile Manufacturers Assn
Eisenhower
Egypt
Hungary
Iran
Suez
United Nations
Dulles
France
Africa
Asia
West
Oil crisis drives British unemployment numbers
London December 6 Labor Minister Ian Macleod told the House of Commons that Britain's oil crisis has forced about 40,000 workers into a week of reduced pay and around 1,500 have been laid off.
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London
Ian Macleod
House of Commons
Britain
Alabama Court Upholds NAACP Contempt Fine
Montgomery Alabama seven justices concur in holding the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in contempt for refusing to produce records. A $10 000 fine was levied after NAACP attorneys declined to turn over membership files and other documents in a state injunction case.
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Montgomery
Ala
National Assn
Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Jones
Alabama
John Patterson
Chewing Gum Revived In Czechoslovakia
Czech newspapers report that chewing gum, banned for years as a symbol of decadence, is rehabilitated under the 1957 national plan which provides 20 tons for miners to keep them from chewing.
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Czechoslovakia
Acco
Southern Coal Man Dies After Illness
Charleston report says George T. Wall a coal operator in Southern West Virginia for 50 years died after a short illness at 74. Wall ran mines in Kanawha Boone Fayette Mingo and Raleigh counties before retiring in 1951. He is survived by three sons and a daughter.
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Charleston
George T. Wall
West Virginia
Wall
Kanawha
Boone, Fayette
Mingo
Raleigh
Two Youths Die In Separate Mine Accidents
A 10-year-old boy Isaac Harold Thomas of Gilbert was run over by a loaded coal car near Kimberling Colliers Coal Co. mine. An 18-year-old Dwight Mullins, son of Judge H. Mullins, died in a slate fall at Mullins Coal Co. mine near Glen Alum. Investigators seek reasons. both incidents occurred yesterday morning and afternoon. Funeral arrangements are pending in Gilbert and Bernet.
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McDowell County
Mingo
Isaac Harold Thomas
Gilbert
Kimberling Colliers Coal Co
Dwight Mullins
Judge H. Mullins
Wharnnome
Mullins Coal Co
Glen Alum
Roy
Mullins
Hollie Stanley
Logan
Nora Tiller
Zola Thomas
Lee
Clyde
Harry
Jimmy
Otis
Dave Huffman
Bernet
Blanin Austin
Barney
Woodrow Spradlin
Wharncliffe
Shelby Jean
Donean
Max and
Harold
Risa Eter Gee
Malenkov Rumored Return Mentioned by Soviet Official
In Moscow, Soviet Foreign Minister Shepilov said rumors place former premier Georgi Malenkov in Budapest and hinted at his possible return to Moscow. The remark followed chatter about Malenkov's whereabouts and status.
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Moscow
Trnnes
Shepilov
Georgi Malenkov
Budapest
Malenkov
Three Convicted In Acid Blinding Case in New York
A federal jury convicted Domenico Bando Gondolfo Miranti and Leo Telvi of conspiracy to obstruct justice in the acid blind ing of labor columnist Victor Riesel outside Lindy’s restaurant on April 5. They face up to five years and a $10,000 fine. Sentencing set for tomorrow. Abe Telvi, the alleged organizer, was later found shot dead on July 28.
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Victor Riese
Saeaeay
Riesel
Broadway
William Bao
Sentencin
Domenico
Nick) Bando
Gondolfo
Shiekie) Miranti
Leo Telvi
Manos Megay
Abe Telvi
Leo
Lower East Side
Lindy
Resta
Harold B. Ulich
von 3.E
Miranti
Tel Telvi
Lily Telvi
East West Clash at United Nations Over Czech Seat
At the United Nations a new East West clash erupted as the Soviet Union demanded Czechoslovakia win a Security Council seat over the Philippines with backing from the United States and Britain. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vassily Kuznetsov warned of a veto to block any charter amendment and attacked the post ballots lottery as illegal. Yugoslavia resigns its seat by Dec. 31 under a deal, while Serrano pushes a vigorous campaign to secure a seat on the first ballots.
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Francis W. Carpenter
United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Security Council
Philippines
United States
Britain
Vassily V. Kuznetsov
U.N
Kuznetsov
Yugoslavia
Agreemer
M. Serrano
India's Menon urges China free 10 Americans
Krishna Menon told the General Assembly that freeing 10 American prisoners in Communist China would ease tensions and shift public opinion on seating Red China in the UN. He pressed for Hungary’s crisis note to be raised and for Geneva negotiations to progress. He urged China to withdraw troops and allow a form of government for Hungary.
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Ge! Nations
N.Y
Krishna Menon
India
Saentiae
China
General Assembly
Joe
United States
Geneva
U.N. Yg
Hammarskjold
Ieeien Fereg
Ries
Court releases names of three Bluefield juveniles
Judge Walter V. Ross of Mercer County Juvenile Court named three Bluefield youths after sentencing them to indeterminate terms at Pruntytown for automobile thefts and break-ins. The defendants, James Douglas Bishop Robert L Whitehead and Carl Adkins, were part of a local ring described by police as active in the Bluefield area.
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Walter V. Ross
Mercer County
Roby Brown
Side Motors
Princeton
Ross
Bluefield College Student Killed In College Ave Wreck
A Bluefield College sophomore Evelyn Marie Evans 19 of Fredericksburg Virginia was killed when the car she rode in crashed on College Avenue. Driver Eldridge Sherman Campbell 20 Martinsville Virginia a fellow student was injured but not seriously and is hospitalized at Bluefield Sanitarium. The crash involved a second vehicle driven by Harry Wolfe Bluefield with minor injuries. The two students had left campus to celebrate Campbell birthday and the Virginia car was loaned by J Burgess to Campbell.
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Bluefield College
Evelyn Marie Evans
Fredericksburg
College Avenue
Eldridge Sherman Campbell
Martinsville
Bluefield Sanitarium
Campbell
Harry Wolfe
Bernard Street
Bluefield
Campbell Machine
Evans
Cam
Virginia Nae
J. Yord Burone
Johnny Burgess
Education
Iceland Reverses U S Withdrawal Decision
Iceland reverses plan to pull 4000 U S troops from Keflavik base agreeing to allow continued defense presence. NATO welcomes deal while a three nation committee will plan Icelandic training and security policies. US aid possibly totaling about 30 million dollars may support Keflavik expansion and regional defense.
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Iceland
Anda Maved
Reykjavik
Lincoln White
North Atlantic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Keflavik
Hungary
Middle East
Washington
Avik
United States
NATO
Coldest Prairie Weather Bites Penhold at 47 Below
Record cold grips Canadian prairies with Penhold Alberta reporting 47 degrees below zero as the deep freeze spreads overnight through central Alberta and surrounding areas. The brutal cold tests power lines and homes while residents brace for further lows.
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Edmonton
Alta
Canadian Prairies
Penhold
Alberta
Travel Weary Turncoat Returns Home From Red China
Arlie Pates, 26, one of 2121 American POWs who stayed in Communist China after Korea, arrived in Chicago with Aaron Wilson, 24, to announce he is homesick and plans to work on his father’s farm in southern Illinois. He said he does not view himself as a traitor and left Milwaukee for Chicago by bus due to fog.
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Red China
Arlie Pates
Come
Nate
Aaron Wilson
Urania
Pate
Wilson
Korea
China
Milwaukee
Seattle
Donald
Supreme Court
D[lmois
White Man Kills Negro Mother Near Molena Georgia
An elderly white man, B. T. Dukes, jailed on murder charges after shooting Maybelle Mahone, 30, at the Mahone home two miles from Molena. Dukes, retired farmer, reportedly visited the Mahone home to talk, and Maybelle Mahone was a plantation worker. Her husband remains employed on the plantation.
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Molena
Dukes
Mahone
Riggins
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