U N Document Tells Reds Quit Hungary Or Face Revolt
The UN special committee report warns Moscow to pull Soviet troops from Hungary or face a new revolt by a united Hungarian people. It details deportations to Siberia, Nagy’s capture, Gero’s coercion, and Serov's arrest of Hungarian leaders, citing thousands deported since May 1956.
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Fallout from Nevada atomic test tracked by air masses
Radioactive cloud assessments show thinning fallout with air masses at various altitudes and paths. One plume moved toward Chico California, another toward Burns Oregon, and a third circled north of Santa Barbara before looping. no harmful fallout reported as of Thursday. A TV listing note follows about a program on Channel 9.
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Mrs. Frazier Becomes Physical Therapist at Palsy Center
Edith Frazier will assume duties as physical therapist at the United Cerebral Palsy Center this Saturday per UCP President William Cormack. The eight-county Golden Deed Crusade aimed to raise 24,300 to operate the Center next year.
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British Egyptians Halt Trade Talks
Rome report says Britain and Egypt broke off their first major trade talks since Suez without Jesuits but promised to resume discussions. A communique stated the disagreement did not prevent designs from being carried as far as practicable, signaling limited progress and possible future talks.
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Pay of Union Leaders Told
Washington AP reports senator Bridges released a GOP policy staff study detailing the pay of 146 union leaders. Highlights include Harrison of the Railway and Steamship Clerks Union at 60,000 plus expenses, Maloney of Operating Engineers at 55,000, and Berk of the Teamsters at 50,000 plus 9,194.50 in 1960, with many others earning 25,000 or more.
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Lens Labeled Aid To Partly Blind
Bolton Landing New York AP an optometrist Friday announced development of a booster lens which he said multiplied vision for the partly blind by 360 percent Dr William Feinbroom of New York said tests indicated that more than half the 600000 legally blind in the U S could have their working vision restored by the new lens Their appearance would take on a pop eyed effect however The lenses are a half inch thick A snakesman said the doctor.
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