Red student clashes with police at Stalingrad protests
Neue Kurier reports last week’s clashes between red student demonstrators and police. Police used rifle butts as crowds dispersed, with arrests of 10 to 15 Hungarian and Polish students after Moscow demonstrations and mass resignations of foreign students. Workers’ strike followed, a delegation threatened a general strike unless the arrested were freed. six students held as alleged foreign agents.
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Moscow University
Moscow
Bucharest
Monow
Leningrad
Kiev
Stalingrad
Jase
Communist Party
RAF airman killed by terrorists in Nicosia attack
In Nicosia two gunmen shot a Royal Air Force airman in a suburban street near a police station. He died later in hospital. The assailants fled in a car after holding the airman’s family, including his 15 year old daughter, and a police chase ensued for about 200 yards before the gunmen fired multiple times.
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Nicosia
Reuter
Royal Ade Force
Heath Raj
Leum
Ier
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Bolice
D Hivas
Ren
Ike To Press Doctrine For Middle East Action
President Eisenhower plans to present a new plan to curb Communist expansion in the Middle East to congressional leaders tomorrow. Republican and Democratic leaders from both chambers were invited to hear the briefing at the White House, with no final decision announced.
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Washington
A.a.p.reuters
Eisenhower
Middle East
Holmg
Senate
White House
Man and Son Saved From Burning Flat Fire
David Leonard and his son were rescued from a burning flat in Griffith Flats Canberra. Fire crews entry used a extinguisher and smashed a door. both occupants were carried to safety as the fire was brought under control within 20 minutes. A prank led to a delayed response as alarms rang at Wakefield Gardens before fire crews returned to the scene.
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David Leonard
Grifith
David
Canberra
Leonard
C. Holdom
Wakefield Gardens
Ains~ire
Magga Dan Faces Thick Ice On Antarctic Trek
London reports the Danish ship Magga Dan of the Commonwealth Trans Antarctic Expedition is blocked by heavy ice while seeking a land crossing to the Polar seas. A recon craft scanned the area and a northerly course was chosen to find a viable entry. The Soviet Antarctic expedition sent New Year greetings, hoping for close cooperation with the US expedition at McMurdo. Both are part of the 1957 1968 Geophysical Year.
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London
Tresany
AAP
Reuter
Magga Dan
Hig Commonwealth
United States
McMurdo Bounds
Mirny
Knox
Litue
Missile To Be Fired From Under Ocean
The United States Navy plans a ballistic missile fired from submerged submarines, targeting distant locations. The Foluris is the proposed name, with development conducted jointly with the Army. Readiness is projected in about five years for deployment with the fleet.
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New York
Tuendsy
AAP
United Btaton Navy
New York Times
Army
Polsky
Bolivian Charged Over Stone Throw At Mona Lisa Portrait
Bolivian Hugo Unijaga Villegas, 42, was charged with degradation of a public utility object after throwing a stone at the Mona Lisa in the Louvre. He was detained Sunday night and will appear before an examining magistrate. The glass was broken and paint chipped. officials expect quick repairs and a return to display.
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A.ap.reuter
Hugo Unijaga
Villegas
Louvre Museum
Publc
Secretariat of State For Arts and Letters
Felice
State Of War Declared In South Sumatra
South Sumatra under direct military rule as the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, the President, takes control. Governors threaten to withhold revenues. Jakarta faces a critical political phase as national unity tests persist amid rebellions and cabinet tensions.
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Sumatra
Djakarta
A.a.p.reuter
Soekarno
Indonesia
South Sumatra
Ius
Netherlands East Indies
North Sumatra
Masjum
Sastroamid- Jofo
Nationalist
Christian Party
Part
Kino
Catholic’ Party
Death of Moorehouse confirmed
Egyptian sources quoted by United Press said Lieutenant Moorehouse, 21, kidnapped December 11, was found dead and delivered to the United Nations Emergency Force Command. The report confirms Al Miasa’s earlier claim that the body was found and moved to a mortuary by police and Health Ministry officials. Colonel Cyril Banks prepared to travel to Cairo to assist the family.
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A.P
Reuter
United Press
Moorehouse
Ea Pot
United Nations Emergency Force Command
al Miasa
Cyril Banks
Cairo
Banks
Nasper
Egypt Appeals To U S to Release Dollars
Cairo sources said Egypt urged the United States to release about 60 million dollars in frozen assets held in U S banks for five months. The appeal, linked to Egypts foreign currency shortages, came as Nasser government officials pressed Washington for relief amid the crisis. There was no clear indication when a decision might be made.
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New York
A.a.p
Egypt
United States
U.S
The
New York Times
Eted Tastar
Aten
Nasser
Bo Ruprnaree
Hgurt
Cairo
Abdel Maneim Elli Kalssouni
Raymond Hare
U.S. Treasury
Washington
Bullet injures man in Queanbeyan hotel bar
A man in the public bar at Walsh's Hotel Queanbeyan was accidentally shot in the upper right arm. Francis Geary of Narre oundah was struck when a rifle from a utility truck in Monaro Street fired through an open doorway. He was taken to Queanbeyan District Hospital in pallative condition. no suspicious circumstances suspected. Detective Bhewoft leads inquiries.
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Queanbeyan
Francis Geary
Stewart Street
Narre Oundah
Walsh's
Maurice Carl Yee
Reid House
Canberra
Monaro Street
Geary
Hoaple Tal
Bhewoft
Primate Silent On Red China Returns Home
Archbishop E. W. Mow and his wife arrived in Darwin after a seven week Red China tour. He declined to discuss details until he reaches Sydney and said he would broadcast from his cathedral on Sunday. Intervist requests were refused at Al Derby airport.
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Aust
E. W. Mow
Red China
Sydney
al Derwin
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