Hungarian Prisoners Reported Sent to Soviet Union
The Hungarian Communist radio says Russians deport captured freedom fighters to the Soviet Union. A convoy of 38 International Red Cross trucks brought medical supplies and food into Hungary as a rail strike and worker protests spread. Reports note trainloads of prisoners moving eastward, with farmers freeing hundreds and finding notes along tracks. Western missions report mass deportations of rebels, including youths, amid ongoing Soviet military action near Budapest.
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Vienna
Soviet Union
International Red Cross
Hungary
Nickelsdorf
Budapest
Reds
Siberian
Red Cross
Hammarskjold Eyes Hungary Relief Mission Amid Tense Row
U.N. Secretary General Hammarskjold waited word from Hungary on permission to lead a relief mission into the revolution satellite. Hungary's Moscow-backed regime had rejected observers but agreed to allow relief supplies under U.N. supervision as the General Assembly backed relief efforts and debated the issue. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. presented a million dollar relief check.
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United Nations, N. Y
U.N
Hammarskjold
Imre Horvath
Hungary
Budapest
Middle East
General Assembly
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Iowa Hospitals Approve Joint Declaration in Peace Pact
The Iowa Hospital Association unanimously approved a joint declaration with the State Medical Society aimed at settling a long running dispute over radiology and pathology services. The agreement allows hospital ownership of labs and X ray facilities and ensures Blue Cross Blue Shield plans continue cost and benefit levels for 700 000 members. The executive council of the medical society will meet Thursday to discuss the pact and potential court appeals are noted.
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Des Moines
Iowa Hospital Association
State Medical Society
Medical Society
W. L. Downing
LeMars
Hanson
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Iowa
Leo Hoegh
Polk County
Iowa Supreme Court
Two Teens Killed In Rural Hospers Crash
Two teenage brothers from the Hospers area died after their car struck a stalled steel truck on highway 33 near Hospers. Lee Jungers, 17, and Andrew Nanneman, 16, died, while Eugene Nanneman, 12, suffered a skull fracture and eye injury and James Jungers, 13, received a wrist fracture and facial bruises.
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Hospers
Lee Richard Jungers
John Jungers
Andrew Nanneman
Richard Nanneman
Jungers
Sheldon
Nanneman
Eugene Nanneman
James Jungers
Seven Elected to Three Year Terms on Cedar Rapids Chamber
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce announced seven men elected to three year terms on its board. Names include Nate Cohn, H A Schimberg, C Howard Brittenham, Manning C Morrill, John C Mike Kennedy, Richard E Scherling, and Warren E Jack Durin. They were chosen from 14 candidates via mail ballots. terms start January 1.
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Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Chamber
Nate Cohn
Cedar Rapids Pump and Supply Company
Dearborn Brass Company
H. A. Schimberg
Dempsey Cleaning and Dyeing Company
C. Howard
Brittenham
Square D Company
Manning C. Morrill
Midwest
Cryovac Company
John C
Mike” Kennedy
Roosevelt Hotel
Richard E. Scherling
The
Killian Company
Warren E
Jack” Durin
Terry Durin Company
Chamber of Commerce
Robert H. Caldwell
Asian leaders urge rapid Soviet pullout from Hungary
New Delhi reports a joint communique from prime ministers of India Burma Indonesia and Ceylon calling for the speedy withdrawal of Soviet forces from Hungary and decrying Great Power aggression in the Middle East. The three day conference urged Israel's attack on Egypt and British French actions in the Suez Zone, noting the reference to Great Powers could imply Russia.
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New Delhi
India
Burma
Indonesia
Ceylon
Hungary
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Russia
Hungarian Relief Supplies Piling Up in the West
A veteran welfare worker in London notes a massive accumulation of Hungarian relief goods and money, with over 10 million dollars pledged. Welfare workers across Western Europe report floods of medicine, food, and clothing to Budapest and border points as depots back up with supplies for Hungarian refugees.
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London
Red Cross
England
Europe
Free World
Finger
Budapest
Ulcer Wafer Rated Boon To Sufferers
A new orally taken wafer compound claims to banish ulcer symptoms and permit unrestricted diet and moderate alcohol use. Developed from vitamins minerals and an extract named nupra the wafer is touted as healing ulcers across severities and under doctors prescription.
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New York
INS
Conponte
Newark
Denmark
Emer Jarlov
University of Copenhagen
Carl W. Ebeling
University of Maryland
Jacques Fischl
Lenox Hill Hospital
Louis Gilbert
St. Luke’s Hospital
Demark
Italy
Canada
Communist party banned from Argentine elections
The Communist party was barred from future Argentine elections on Wednesday, signaling a broader move to ban all Communist activities. The action marks a major political restriction amid a nationwide crackdown.
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Buenos Aires
INS
Communist Party
Chuckle: Five year old echoes worry during storm
During a severe electrical storm, Jimmy a five year old fears his parents peer into his room. He wakes and mumbles asking what Daddy is doing with the television set now.
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Jimmy
84 Percent of Quota Collected In Chest Drive
After a Tuesday audit Cedar Rapids Marion Community Chest total reached 280 515 41 dollars or 84 percent of its goal. The figure surpasses Tuesday luncheon numbers by about 16 000 and leaves roughly 53 000 to meet the target. A new report luncheon was set for next Wednesday with another NACCA session on Tuesday Nov 27.
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Cedar Rapids-Marion Community Chest
Arthur F. Clauss
Cedar Rapids
National Association of Cost Accountants
Brown and Lee
Whipple and Winterberg Insurance
Royal Liverpool Group Insurance
McElroy
Prince Charles at 8 in informal royal portraits
London reports Prince Charles turned eight and Queen Elizabeth presented a new era of royal portraits. One image shows him leaning on a door with mirrors reflected, another a silhouette with Princess Anne at a globe. The public applauded the break from formal birthday portraits.
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London
Prince Charles
Buckingham Palace
Princess Anne
Eisenhower Opposes Intervention in Egypt via UN
President Eisenhower said the United States would oppose any intervention in Egypt by Soviet or Chinese volunteers, likely through the United Nations. He declined to specify methods, stressing UN action beyond resolutions and noting support for UN measures if intervention occurs. He hinted UN action could surpass resolutions in Korea style cases.
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Eisenhower
United States
U. N
Egypt
White House
U.N
U.S
USA
Rey
Korea
Middle East
Hungary
United Nations
Britain
France
U N Police Move to Egypt Delayed Amid Logistics
Dag Hammarskjold ordered Major General Burns to begin moving the international police quickly into Egypt, but takeoff was postponed another 24 hours amid supply, housing, and mission disagreements with Britain France and Israel. United Nations observers arrived at Port Said to monitor ceasefire while Arab leaders weigh aid and alliance issues. An Iraqi government statement urged removing Israel from the Middle East as essential to peace.
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INS
Imre Horvath
Dag Hammarskjold
Budapest
Middle East
Rome
E. L. M. Burns
Egypt
Capodichino
Italy
U. N
Cairo
Cairro
Britain
France
Israel
Bagdad
Concert in Famed London Hall Goes Off with Bang
London spectators witnessed a riotous performance at Festival Hall as Gerard Hoff nung and a troupe used guns cannons beer bottles hot water bottles and four vacuum cleaners to render a satirical evening of symphonic caricatures. The 31 year old bassoonist led a jammed crowd through a piece deemed by some as not music while serious musicians aimed to entertain with loud unconventional sounds.
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London
Festival Hall
Gerard Hoffnung
Cold Snap Moves Into Iowa After Warm Spell
A weather system developing over Kansas is forecast to cross Iowa Wednesday night into Thursday bringing rain and possibly snow if temperatures fall. Accu weather predicts five days of 5 to 10 degrees below normal as Cedar Rapids briefly neared the all time high before cooling.
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Iman
Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Ingrid Bergman Undergoes Emergency Appendicitis Operation
Paris authorities report Ingrid Bergman had an emergency appendicitis operation early Wednesday and is in good condition at the hospital.
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Paris
Ingrid Bergman
Egypt asks Russia to send volunteer forces to Egypt
A Moscow dispatch says Egypt requested immediate Russian volunteers to aid Egypt in the Mid East crisis. The move signals a formal government action and potential U N decision time. Reports say Russian advisers and jet aircraft have reached Syrian and Saudi fields.
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Middle East
Moscow
Dan Schorr
CBS
Egypt
Schorr
London
Russia
Mid-East
U.N
Hungary
Bulganin
Radio Moscow
Washington
Paris
Duke and Duchess of Windsor Arrive in London
The Duke and Duchess arrive in London for a visit their first together in eight years. Buckingham Palace plans no official reception, continuing a 20 year stance on inviting the couple to reside in England.
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London
INS
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
England
Buckingham Palace
Wholesale Food Prices Advance
New York AP reports wholesale food prices rose this week after three weekly declines. Dun and Bradstreet's food index for 31 common foods stood at 6.01, up from 5.95 last week and 6.04 a year ago, a half percent lower year over year.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet
Notre Dame Students Hold Prayerful Protest Over Hungary
About 1,000 Notre Dame students gathered at Sacred Heart Church on campus to recite the rosary and pray for Hungarians living under Soviet control amid a Tuesday night protest.
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Ind
Notre Dame
Hungary
Roman Catholic Men's University
Sacred Heart Church
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