Polish Fair Envoy Defects to Seek Asylum in U S
Marian Zielinski a 24 year old Polish trade delegation official defected in New York seeking asylum. He left his squad at 1 am via a back exit near the Henry Hudson Hotel and said Poland under Soviet influence lacks freedom. He told INS he fled before reunion with friends and is hopeful for true democracy in the United States.
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Immigration Service
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Weather outlook shows cool tonight and mild Sunday
Mostly cloudy and continued cool tonight with a low near 40. Sunday will bring considerable cloudiness with no important change in temperature and a high near 63.
Khrushchev Calls Joint Easing of Tension Path to Peace
Nikita Khrushchev told The New York Times interview that easing world tensions hinges on a joint U S Russia approach and favors another Big Four summit. He warned Europe remains the key provoker of conflict and urged careful planning, noting the UN's reduced influence and U S allies pursuing aggressive war.
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New York Times
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America
Russia
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Times
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Catledge
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Europe
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Trouble Blooms for Sui Lilac Hunters
IOWA CITY three University of Iowa students face charges after disturbing lilac patches during a frater party. Cecil Horvath and Milo Larimer, both 18, were fined $10 for disorderly conduct and released on payment. Authorities report another lilac gathering ended with two stop sign violations and speeding.
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Cecil Horvath
U.S
Hungary
Rutkowski
Monty to Gettysburg Battlefield Tour is On Tap
President Eisenhower and Montgomery plan a Gettysburg weekend at the White House farm. They fly from Washington in a twin engine Aero Commander with Major General Howard Snyder. Ike Expected to lead Montgomery on battlefield tour with Mrs. Eisenhower observing.
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Viet Nam
Neo Dinh Diem
Southeast Asia
Poodle Rescued After Two Weeks in Dallas Sewers
Dallas AP reports a Lost poodle named Poochie, owned by Hugh Calhoun, spent two weeks wandering storm sewers before workers retrieved her. A neighbor, Mrs Thomas Anderson, fed the dog from a sewer grate and a hanger snagged the collar to pull the animal to safety.
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Worka Dupartmerit
Thomas Anlderson
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Calhoun
Owl Bites Women Then Returns To Nest In Tottenham
Police in Tottenham England investigated an owl that had bitten eight women before retreating to its nest. Authorities cited Britain's 1954 birds act restricting harm to owls, leaving the case unresolved.
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England
London
Britain
Beck Demands on Fruehaul Will Be Topic in Hearings
The hearings will probe what Dave Beck demanded from Fruehaul after lending the Teamsters union 1.5 million dollars. Roy Fruehaul and Beck were to be questioned, with focus on events following the loan rather than the loan itself. Further testimony suggests Fruehaul arranged a 200,100 loan via Brown Equipment, with more possible demands under review.
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Fruehouf
Winness
Brown Equipment Company
Kennedy
Fixtures All the Same to Installer
Four young couples bought new houses in Oroville California each wife chose a different pastel bathroom color scheme blue pink and green Plumbing contractor Mike Kowileh faced four irate housewives over mismatched blue tub and green wash basin He blamed an error by an installer who was reportedly color blind and said fixtures would be pulled and reshuffled
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Nixon Urges Tax Deduction for College Tuition
Vice president Nixon called for serious consideration of making tuition and fees paid to colleges tax deductible. He spoke at DePauw University urging that private and state institutions require support to avoid government control. He warned against federal aid compromising private college independence and noted rising individual tax rates hinder donations.
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Fire and poisoning scare at Parkville college campus
Investigators seek links between recent fires at Park College and alleged arsenic poisoning of two students and a nurse after meals on campus. Victims recovering. six fires reported this week. incident prompts police and prosecutor review while officials note no clear cause or motive.
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Don Cily
Jon Porter
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John R. Moore
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Pyivate
Waverly Health Center
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Long
G. Camer Bates
Ruth Andersen
John Lawmiller
Rain Halts Northeast Forest Fires as Floods Dampen Blaze
Heavy rains across New England New York and New Jersey slowed a week of wildfires that had scorched thousands of acres. Boston reported an inch of rain while governors imposed bans on forest use in parts of New York and millions in damages were noted as fire crews evacuated patients near Farmingdale and Middleboro Massachusetts.
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New Jersey
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Pymouth
Mass
Jordan Hospital
Farmingdale
Middleboro
Forecast Cool Gray Weekend In Iowa Weather
Cloudy skies and showers dominated eastern Iowa with additional rain totals from overnight. Heaviest fall reached 1.6 inches at El kader while Cedar Rapids reported 2.1 inches in the last 44 hours and highs hovered around 58 degrees.
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Iowa News
Iowa
Elkader
McGreger
Clarence
Cedar Rapids
Lee
Treasury 1964 issue lags as cash holdouts rise
The Treasury reports 72 percent subscription to the 1964 exchange offer on 11 month certificates and 57 month notes, with 2 and 8 percent of holders preferring cash. The government will pay about 1.167 billion of maturing notes next week, drawing on a roughly five billion cash reserve.
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Rock Island Demotes Jet Rocket Passenger Service
The Rock Island railroad will discontinue the Jet Rocket Chicargo to Peoria runs and switch to commuter service out of Chicago starting February 1 1956. President D B Jenks said Palga will head to commuter routes and a standard train will replace the light Taigo on the Peoria Chicago round trips. The Taigo was praised for economy but drew many passenger complaints about its ride.
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D. B. Jenks
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Peorial
Rago and Petort
U S Invites 47 Nations to View Nuclear Tests
Washington reports the United States invites 47 nations to observe its Nevada nuclear tests. Officials say observers aim to ease fears and prove safety, counter communist propaganda, with invites sent to countries in NATO, Baghdad Pact, SEATO, and Inter American Defense Board. Japan and India noted as invited and not invited respectively.
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Menil
Nevada
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Inter-American Defense Board
Japan
Eisenhower to Address Nation on Budget Plan
President Eisenhower will deliver a nationwide radio and television address Tuesday night in support of his budget. The 30 minute speech will be carried live at 9 p.m. CST by NBC TV and radio along with ABC and CBS radio. Delayed telecasts are set by ABC at 8 and CBS at 9.
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