Talks Open Between Hungarians and Soviets on Withdrawal
Generals from Soviet and Hungarian armies began discussing withdrawal technicalities as Budapest hosts the talks. A Hungarian government spokesman said the meeting would focus on troop positions while the insurgent National Committee warned of continued fear as Soviet forces push toward Austria.
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Budapest
Hungary
Yuri ¥. Andropov
Talgo
Austria
National Committee For
Western Hungary
Gyper
Alraia
Chuckle: Uncle’s $3-a-week origin story irony
A joke about a critical uncle claiming he bought a store after five years on $3 a week. The nephew retorts that era’s cash registers prevent such gains, highlighting shifting business reality in a light, humorous exchange.
Stevenson Proposes Five Point Middle East Plan
Adlai Stevenson attacked President Eisenhower for offering no Middle East settlement plan and outlined five points. He urged restoring frontier security around Israel, internationalizing Suez passage, resettling Arab refugees, improving Middle East economics, and restoring human concern in policy. He spoke in Detroit after flying from Cleveland.
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Detroit
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Suez Canal
Europe
Asia
U.S
Middle East
Cleveland
Rall
Boy Given Life for Maryland Teacher Murder
Billy Ray Frevatte, 14, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the rifle murder of his junior high school teacher Fraser K. Cameron in UPPER MARLBORO on May 4. He showed no emotion during the three day trial and collapsed when the sentence was announced. The judge called Frevatte's conduct horrible and attributed it to a lifelong sequence of errors. Cameron was killed at his desk and two other teachers were wounded with a .22 caliber rifle.
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Upper Marlboro
Billy Ray Frevatte
Maryland Park
J. Dudley Digges
Billy Ray
Fraser K. Cameron
Blizzard Halts Cherry-Burrell Plant Amid Labor Dispute
About 350 workers at the Cherry-Durrell Corporation plant walkout amid a labor dispute over grievances and discipline. Four deaths are linked to the blizzard sweeping the plains as snow and wind cripple transportation from Nebraska to North Dakota.
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Cherry-Burrell
Vedar Rapids
Cherry-Durrell Corporation
Doris Day Injured Dancing on Pajama Came Film Set
Doris Day suffered a broken rib after a rehearsal leap during a dance scene for Pajama Came. She was treated at a hospital and released to go home, with John Raitt involved in the moment.
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Hollywood
John Raitt
Doris Day
Trailt
Highway 6 Crash Near Iowa City Kills Iowan 36
A Friday night crash on Highway 6 three miles east of Iowa City killed Ernust R. Carroll 46 of Ataussa who was alone in his car. An Indiana wagon carrying fans to the Iowa Michigan game burned. Eugene R. Gambril 41 Katherine 34 and two youngsters escaped injuries.
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Suarette
Jerry Morey
Virgil Honcher
University of Iowa
Iowa
Iowa City
Ernust R. Carrall
Ataussa
Indiana
Highway 6
Here
Carroll
Eugene R. Gambril
Highland, Ind
J. A. Bertramsen
Gambril
Katherine
Eugene, Jr
Anders Norgaard
Gambrils
University Hospitals
Town City
Coralville
Norgaard
Highland
Ind
Dulles
Dallas
Middle East
New York
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
Washington
U S South Pole Base Delayed by 58 Below Freezing Temps
Admiral DuFek pauses base setup as temperatures reach 58 degrees below zero at McMurdo Sound. Tiufek becomes first to set foot on the plateau since the Scott expedition, while icebreaker Glacier nears camp and prepares to unload before moving to Little America and then New Zealand for repairs.
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Mcmurdoq Sound
Antarctica
George Dufek
U.S
Pole
Tiufek
South Polar
Boston
Little America
New Zealand
59 Trapped Miners Are Found Safe
Fifty nine of 113 miners trapped in a Nova Scotia coal mine since Thursday night were found alive. First out, Charlie Burton, appeared worn but unassisted. rescuers and crowds celebrated as others were brought to the surface and treated for shock and fatigue.
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Springhill
Nova Scotia
Charlie Burton
Cumberland Railway, and Coal Company
Dulles Undergoes Appendectomy at Walter Reed
Secretary of State Dulles 68 underwent acute appendicitis surgery at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He entered the operating room at 10:35 p.m. CST after a day of intensive Middle East diplomacy and Hungary crisis engagement. He rested comfortably beforehand and briefed President Eisenhower via phone shortly before.
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Washington
INS
State Dulles
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Leonard D. Heaton
Eisenhower
Ike
Dulles
U.S
Middle East
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Hoover
State Department
Howard Snyder
A. D. Daughton
John H.lyons
U.N
United Nations urges action on Hungary crisis
The United Nations Security Council faces a push from Western powers to back Hungary neutrality and demand withdrawal of Soviet troops. A U S resolution seeks a UN commission to supervise troop withdrawal and oversee elections. The debate risks moving to the General Assembly if a Soviet veto blocks Council action.
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United Nations, WN. Y
The
U. N
U.N. Security Council
Hussia
Hungary
United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
United Press
U. S
U.N
General Assembly
Assembly
Push Steps For Landing Of Forces
Anglo French naval squadron near Port Suez repelled by Egyptian radio. Britain and France press ahead with plans for landings in Egypt despite UN cease-fire rejection. Eden outlined three conditions for peacekeeper deployment and halted steps until UN force is formed.
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London
Suez
Suez Canal
Associated Press
Britain
France
OU. N. General Assembly
Egypt
Mos
U.N
Eden
Canada
U.S
Hammarskjold
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Red Cross
Aid To Free Hungary
Pal Majeter
Imre Nagy
Red Army
U.S. State Department
Russia
Vienna
Nagy
Radio Budapest
Zoltan Tildy
Bela Kovacs
Smallholders Party
Istvan B. Szabo
Anny Keth’y
Janos Kadar
Geza Losonczy
Socialist Workers’ Party
Gyula Kelemen
Joszef Fischer
Istvan Biba
Ferenc Farkas
Copsright
Adlai
Mid-East
Channel 7
United States
Israel
Fundamentals
Montgomery
Ala
Phate
Smith
Imperial
Nebraska
South Dakota
Nebraska Panhandle
Colorado
Mandana
North Dakota
Jerry Leveland
Schoal
J. Lee Belcher
Kansas
Wyoming
Doris
Iowan
Honolulu
National Guard
Diamond Head
U.S. South Pole Base
Draegermen
West
Secomd Appeal
WU. N
U of
Miami
FBI
Florida
Weeks
Woods
Wiikhwoouw
Baby
Andalusia
Alabama
Council
Commons
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Conservative Party
Anthony Head
Parliament Square
Troy
Jordan
Syria
Israei
Sinai
Beirut
Cyprus
Maditer
Tantan
Red Sea
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