Passenger slays GKr and bus driver in Cleveland incident
A gunman on a Greyhound bus in Cleveland killed the driver Lea Almerica and a female passenger Miss Kartzke and wounded five others before he was shot dead by officers. The assailant, identified as a Negro about 32, fled into St Peter's church area where Sgt Sirkel and Officer Barrett exchanged fire.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Lea Almerica
Wirl A
Georgeiin Kartzke
Hampton
Funman
Miss Kartzke
Emmett Jefferson
Harrett
Barrett
Chase
Church
Trak
St. Peter's Church
Michael Sirkel
Kenneth Jamison
Newcastle
Jamison
Udell Wintersoll
Almerico
Hungarians to replace Japanese POWs in Siberian camps
Deposed Hungarians will take the place of Japanese prisoners of war in Siberian camps, repatriates report. A Russian officer at Khaparovsk camp says many Hungarians are to arrive after Japan’s prisoners depart. Meanwhile, Taiwan’s National Assemblymen move to study a plan allowing Chiang Kai-shek a third presidential term.
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Maizuru
Japan
Siberian
Yoshimichi Nakagawa
Fhussian
Khaparovsk
Russia
West Plains
Nukazawa
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
Nationalist
China
Red as Ever Say Youthful Soviets
MOSCOW AP A group of Soviet youths told Allen Dulles in Jetier Wednesday that Russian students are just as red as ever. They attacked as slanders his Dec 12 speech citing reports that Soviet students seek a critical view of the Soviet system. They urged better analysis of psychology in people's lives. Also, a cloudburst in Rio de Janeiro killed at least 38 people and caused floods and landslides in Passa Quatro Tuesday night.
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Moscow
Allen Dulles
Jetier
U. S
Central Intelligence ‘Agency
Dulles
Jetle
Romearmst Pravda
Moscow Power Institute
Sugacated Dulles
RIG DE Janeiro
Ateast
Passa Quatroz
Hungary seeks World Bank loan in doubt as Soviet aid looms
A Budapest report says Hungary plans to seek up to 100 million dollars from the World Bank but officials in Washington say the nation has no chance of approval. The Soviet dominated regime faces 4 later 400 million dollars in foreign aid needs while Nepszabadsag notes Hungary must seek loans from foreign sources.
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Perss
Kadat
World Bank
Washington
Hun Lgary
Budapest
Paris
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Kadar
Nepszabadsag
Hungary
Soviet Union
Western
Europe
Suez Canal
U.S
America
Kremlin
Moscow
Poland
Congress
Nepszabadsug
Austria
Indonesian cabinet refuses to quit amid Sumatra revolt
Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo's coalition rejects resigning as rebels seize much of Sumatra. A cabinet spokesman immediately announced Dadtlan Ibrahim of the veterans party resigned. Rifts loom as other coalition members threaten to withdraw while Sukarno presses for army surrender.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Sumatra
Dadtlan Ibrahim
Iplt
Sukarno
Vitile
Toining
Sastroamidjojo
China
Russia
Swastromidjajo
Refugee Quota Debate Plays Center Stage in Eisenhower Talks
President Eisenhower on Wednesday named the Hungarian refugee issue a top priority and deferred a decision on admitting more than 21 500 refugees until after a June 1 conference with congressional leaders. Vice President Nixon reported discussions with Hoover and Kilmer Center talks to map changes in immigration policy and refugee relief funding.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Nixon
Austria
U.S
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New York
Hoover
Congress
Soviet Ousts Its Economic Planner Head
MOSCOW AP The Soviet government ousted Deputy Prime Minister Maxim Suburov as chief economic planner and named Deputy Premier M I G Pervukhin to take the post. The change follows a party central committee attack on the plan emphasis and signals broader economic revamp. Six vice-chairmen of the Soviet council of ministers were named deputy chairs of the state economic commissions, including Agriculture Minister V V Matskevich who visited Iowa last summer.
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Moscow
Maxim
C. Suburov
M.I. G. Pervukhin
Central Committee
Communist Party
Poervukhin
Khrushchev
Tito
Pervukhin
Soviet Union
Jssr Council of Ministers
State Economic Commission
Sabtrov
Soviet Council of Ministers
Agriculure
Agriculture
V. V. Matskevich
Iowa
Bomb Shatters Home of Birmingham Integration Leader
A dynamite explosion damaged the Shuttlesworth home injuring two of his children and a neighbor in Birmingham. Rev F L Shuttlesworth, head of the Movement for Human Rights, vows the attack won’t deter efforts to end bus segregation. Children aged 11 and 10 suffered superficial injuries. neighbors also hurt. The blast damaged the front porch and bedrooms and windows in nearby homes. Separately in Mobile, city lines managers say they will stop enforcing segregation ordinances and buses will assign seating by discretion.
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Dirmingham
Ala
Nepro
F. L. Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christ Fan Movement For Human Rights
Birmingham
Charlie Robinson
Fredericka
Fred Shuttlesworth
Shuttlesworth
Birmingham City Commission
James Morgan
Tethel Gaplist Church
Mobile Plan
Mobile
APF
R. J. Cartwright
Mobile City Lines, Inc
Cartwright
Cal Jones Plane Hunt Suspended in BC Mountains
The Royal Canadian Air Force suspended the search for the Trans-Canada aircraft missing since December 9 in British Columbia. Former Tawa football star Cal Jones was aboard. Snow conditions mean recovery is unlikely until spring.
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Vancouver
B.C
Royal Canadian Air Force
Trans-Canada Airc
Hiner
British Columbia
Tawa
Cal? Jones
Air Force
Yule Period AutoDeaths Soar to 701
America's highest traffic death toll for a holiday marked a grim Christmas weekend with at least 701 deaths from Friday 6 p.m. to Christmas midnight. The toll exceeded the prior record and estimates, driven by hazardous eastern driving conditions, extended daylight loss, and holiday drinking.
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Gawelie
America
Wci
GOS
Associated Press
Toll Nine Die in Christmas Holiday Auto Wrecks in Iowa
During the long Christmas weekend Iowa saw nine deaths from auto accidents. Six occurred Friday evening to Sunday evening, three on Christmas Day. Two others died in Illinois incidents. Victims include Vittor L. Brooks, 52, Waterlooo. George A. Klein, 97, Muscatine. Frank W. Waenger, 59, Clinton. Hans Thompson, 72, Clinton. and Rebecca Lucille Daniels, 30, Des Moines.
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Iowa
Waterlao
Cedar Falls
George A. Klein
Muscatine
Wapella
Frank W. Waenger
Clinton
Hans Thompson
Jost
Fulton
Rebecca Lucille Daniels
Nes Moines
Orion
Til
Belafonte to Sing National Anthem at Shrine All-Star Game
Miami report says Harry Belafonte will perform the Star Spangled Banner as a guest of honor after a misunderstanding was cleared up. Shrine Temple head Lanier apologized for the confusion, saying race did not influence the decision, and Belafonte praised the invitation as a step for race relations.
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Miami
Harry Belafonte
Alan Edelgon
Belafonte
Hen Lanier
Anyvitarian
Edelson
Lanier
Malibu Fire Rages Through Film Colony Area
A fast moving brush fire in the Santa Monica mountains near Malibu scorched about 10 000 acres and destroyed as many as 50 structures. Winds of 50 mph and extreme heat drove the flames while 500 firefighters battled the blaze. One man died trying to save his home as celebrities and residents evacuated from Sunset Acres and surrounding areas.
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Malibu
Calif
California
Santa Monica
Keith Klinger
Arthur Freed
Backus Summit
Lange
Zuma Canyons
Los Angeles
Aircraft Tien Black
Patch Govern
Egypt Reports Canal Accord Reached With UN Leader
Egypt announced a canal accord after talks with U N Secretary General Hammarskjold. Instructions were issued to begin clearance by Col Mahmoud Younis of the Canal Authority. Salvage work to start seven days before withdrawal from Sinai and Gaza. Details on salvage ships with British and French crews were not clarified.
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CAIRG
INS
Egypt
U.N
Hammarjskjald
Suez Canal
Mahmoud Younis
Egyptian Canal Authority
Berot
Iamnel
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza Strip
Auto Hits Fallen Rock Kill Three In California Crash
A rockslide on Angeles Crest highway caused a car to plunge 500 feet. Victims include Kenneth Meliac 93 and his son Bruce 8 from Palmdale and Elsie Beelow 64 of Minneapolis. Injured: Richard McRae 58 Martha 48 and Fred Beulow 58. Gay Christmas packages found among bodies. another rockslide halted rescue efforts briefly.
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Pasadena
Angeles Crest Highway
Kenneth Meliac
Palmdale
Calif
Bruce
Elsie Beelow
Minneapolis
Richard McRae
Martha
Fred Beu Jlow
Canyon
Write-off Pleas Fail to Move Govts Tax Breaks for Steel Plants
Washington reports the government rejected industry pleas for rapid tax write-offs to expand steel making for tanker construction and other Browning defense needs. The policy so far lets depreciation write-offs for defense-supporting facilities within five years, not the usual 20 year span for new facilities.
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Washington
INS
Cut in Air Force Wing Budget Targeted
Washington reports the Air Force plans a roughly 10 cent cut per wing in the military budget to be presented to Congress next month. The 13 wing force reduction is certain to trigger debate in Congress though officials say overall air strength will not be reduced.
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Washington
Congress
Pentagon
Free Passage to Mindszenty Urged by Hungarian Rulers
Berlin dispatch reports information minister Herlin said on Wednesday Hungary’s re Ferme would grant free passage to Cardinal Mindszenty if he wished to leave Hungary. The move follows talks on political asylum and church role in Budapest.
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Berlin
Herlin
Budapest
Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
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