Nations Urge UN to Denounce Soviets Over Hungary
United Nations debate opens with U S delegate Henry Cabot Lodge urging immediate censure of the Soviet Union for Hungary intervention. He says Soviet obstruction shows aggression against free nations, comparing to Hitler in suppressing small countries. Delegates from Ireland Belgium Peru Australia Thailand and others back punitive action and withdrawal under UN observation.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Australia
Thailand
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Russia
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Haty
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Norway
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Chile
Philippines
Baminican Republic
New Manager Appointed in Des Moines From Madison Ties
George Forster, 51, former acting city manager of Madison and three-term Madison mayor, was named Des Moines city manager to replace Leonard Howell. Forster, current Janesville city manager earning 13500 annually, offered a salary around 18000. He has long municipal service with Wisconsin roots and will take over Janesville duties on January 1.
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Leonard Howell
Mongsy
Howell
Madison
Wis
George Forster
Janesville
Forster
University of Wisconsin
Dubuque
Wisconsin Tax Commission
Jonasville
Mills
Milton Strickler
Injuries Fatal to William Zbanek in Cedar Rapids Accident
William Zbanek a 64 year old Cedar Rapids resident died at 7 05 am Monday in an Iowa City hospital from injuries after being struck by a car Friday evening He suffered a fractured skull and a broken leg while walking in the street at Oakland road NE and J pvenue NE The driver Charles E Davis of 1519 Eighth street NW was northbound on Oakland Police say Zbanek appeared to be crossing but no witnesses confirm The driver faces a city ordinance charge for failing to yield to a pedestrian under Ord No 475 and traffic officers note the rule to warn by horn when needed was in force Continued on Page 8 Col 6
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William Zbanek
Iowa City
Zbanek
1 Avenue
Oakland Road
Iuowa City
Charles E. Davis
Eighth Street
Oakland
L. W. Remington
Kanek
Davis
Poice
Chuckie Recalls Westward Harrowing Encounter
A man back from the West describes a terrifying journey with Indians on all sides. He recalls his reaction and says he bought a blanket to cope with the danger. The Coastwise column captures his harrowing travel tale in succinct humor.
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Chuckie
No Space Seen For Tax Relief
Treasury spokesman told Congress the coming year’s budget has no room for a tax cut. Final figures are still being assembled, but no provision exists for any tax reduction that would cause a net loss of revenue.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Dan Throop Smith
House Aways Old Meats
Scientists pay and nurses tragedy reveal contrast in wages
An AP report notes a study by the National Science Foundation showing scientists earned an average $6,525 annually, while six student nurses aged 19 and 20 were killed in a car crash en route to training at St Mary's hospital in Brooklyn. The accident occurred after the car skidded on a highway near Wingdale, N Y. The nurses were bound for Harlem Valley State hospital for psychiatric nursing training.
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N.Y
Washington
Ley State Hospital
Wingdele
Science Foundation
N. Y
St. Mary's Hospital
Brooklyn
Cedar Rapids council approves new school safety division plan
Cedar Rapids city council approved an ordinance creating a school safety division in the police department after debate over lieutenant qualifications. The measure requires five years on the force and school safety patrol experience, limiting candidates to specific officers.
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Leutenant
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Police Department
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John Zenisek
Henry Overman
Clinton High School integration turmoil spurs exodus to California
In Clinton Tennessee students flee to California as 16 segregationists face charges for violating an injunction. White pupils resume classes smoothly while officials plan hearings led by Federal Judge Robert L. Taylor on January 28.
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California
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Clinton
Alt Knoxville
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Hungarians Defy Government Call Strike Across Nation
Budapest tense under Russian tanks as workers in several factories vow a nationwide general strike starting at midnight. Martial law is in force after the Central Workers' Council called the strike to protest policies of Premier Janos Kadar.
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Kadar
Salgotacjan
Hungary
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Workers' Council
Supreme Court voids union penalty over officer misdeed
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a labor union cannot be deprived of Taft Hartley act benefits when an officer files a false non Communist affidavit. The ruling holds only the individual officer is punishable, not the union. The decision aligns with prior cases and contrasts with district and circuit opinions on the scope of penalties in false affidavits.
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Search
Tullahoma
Star
Sixth Circuit
District of Columbia Circuit Court
Link to Budapest Is Severed Again
The United Press report notes another severed link to Budapest amid ongoing Cold War tensions. Refugee influx surged as Austrian border controls tightened at the frontier, with 2,589 refugees crossing into Austria over the weekend. The Washington scene references a Supreme Court ruling on labor relations and department actions affecting communications with the Hungarian legation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Iowa Great Calvin Jones Feared Lost In Plane Vanishing
Coach Forest Evashevski of Iowa mourned the possible loss of Calvin Jones, an All American guard star and Outland Trophy winner, aboard a Canadian airliner that vanished Sunday night. Jones helped Iowa in 1952 1955 and was part of Steubenville’s famed trio.
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Iowa
Calvin Jones
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Evashevski
Evashevsky
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Gazette
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Employment for November Down and Joblessness Up
The government reported that in November 900,000 fewer Americans held jobs and 550,000 more were unemployed. Officials cite cold weather lag in outdoor work, with non farm employment failing to show typical November gains. Total employed reached 65,268,000, a November record, while unemployed rose to 2,468,100.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Italian Red Hits Action by Soviet Hungary Intervention
At the Italian Communist party congress in Rome criticism of Soviet Hungary intervention rose despite Palmiro Togliatti endorsing the Soviet line. Antonio Giolitti, a Christian Democrat deputy, said Soviet intervention cannot be reconciled with socialist principles.
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Indan Communist Party
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Antonio Giolitti
Chamber of Deputies
U S Mourns For Victims In Hungary
United States marks U N Human Rights Day with nationwide prayer for Hungarians. President Eisenhower urges worldwide mourning and action as bells toll and flags fly at half staff to protest Soviet terror and violations of human rights in Hungary.
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Ex Hawkeye Star Among Missing From Canadian Airliner
Calvin Jones, 23, former University of Iowa star, was aboard a Trans-Canada Airlines plane that disappeared in a violent windstorm over mountainous terrain Sunday night. He had played for the Winnipeg Bombers in Canada’s league. Also aboard were Mario de Marco, 24, and Beckett, 26. An intensive search continued as cities held observances and a moment of silence.
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