Nixon Greets Two Hungarian Refugees at Border
Vice President Richard M. Nixon secretly visited the Austrian Hungarian frontier at 3 30 a.m. to greet two young Hungarian refugee girls amid his inspection tour. He traveled with advisers and said the escape underscored the refugee crisis and the need for freedom.
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Vienna
INS
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Andau
Salzburg
Hungary
Free World
U. S
William P. Rogers
Robert Wilson
R.cal
Robert L. King
Free Nations
United Nations
Budapest Sees Government Drive Against Black Market
Hungarian police were ordered to curb black market activity in Budapest as Nepszabadsag cites fourfold price gouging in street sales. Cigarettes and items such as trees fetch high prices amid tension over rationing and a crackdown on racketeers. Meanwhile Indian ambassador Khosla denies Nehru seeks to broaden Kadar rule and reports on political prisoners and stalled industrial production. The six day fog eased and relief efforts continue as detainees face court martial.
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Budapest
Nepszabadsag
Janos Kadar
Communist Party
Prague
Jagan Nath Khosla
Nehru
Kadar
Khosla
Sandor Bari
Central Workers’ Council
Sandor Racz
No Winners In Last Gazette Prize Crossword Contest
Nearly 13,898 entries competed in Sundays Gazette Prize Crossword contest with no winners. Tomorrow's Gazette promises a new puzzle possibly worth up to 217.50 dollars for the top prize.
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Gazette
Shooting at Cincinnati home leaves Rue family dead
Police investigate a Christmas holiday shooting at the Rue home in Cincinnati. Susan Elaine Rue, 17, and Lester Rue, 54, were killed by pistol fire. Gordon Mac Pape Jr., 19, and Helen Rue, 50, were found wounded but alive as officers seek a motive and assailant. A maid discovered the scene after hearing thuds from the basement.
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Cincinnati
Susan Elaine
Rue
Lester
Gordon
Mac) Pape Jr
T College
Helen
Deadline set for mail entries in Suddenly It's 1960 contest
Charleston area residents must mail entries by 5 p m today or deliver them to the Salvation Army Citadel on Tennessee Ave. and other local drop points by 9:30 p m. Entries require at least one dollar. prize is a 1957 hard top four door car. The fundraiser totals $10,294.55 as of yesterday and donor names are Basil Casdorph and Paul J Cunningham.
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Salvation Army Citadel
Tennessee Ave
WCHS
Virginia St
Saxette
Hale St
U. S
Salvation Army
Basil Casdorph
Paul J Cunningham
Kanawha Valley Bank
U.S
Chapman Revercomb
William C
Marland
al Carey
Edgar B. Sirhs
Bobby-Soxer Sentenced In Shooting of Father
A 15-year-old girl Diane Burgess was sentenced to 18 years in the Women’s Reformatory for her role as an accessory before the fact in the shotgun slaying of Leonard H. Burgess. Her 15-year-old boyfriend Joseph Tromberi received 16 years after a second degree murder conviction. The victim’s wife and a friend face trial for accessory charges.
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Bobby - Soxer
Women’s Reformatory
Diane Burgess
Leonard H. Burgess
Diane
Joseph Tromberi
Trombert
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Solon Threatens to Quit If Tito Visits
Rep. Alvin E. O Konski warned he would resign from Congress if the administration invites President Tito. In a blistering letter to Secretary of State Dulles he said such an invitation would trigger nationwide demonstrations and risk assassination attempts. The Knights of Columbus also protested inviting Tito citing Catholic opposition and national sentiment.
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Washington
INS
Alvin E. O’konski
R-Wis
Congress
Tito “O'Konski
John F Dukes
Tito
U. S
Knight of
Knights of Columbus
Dulles
Luke E. Hart
Catholic’ Organization
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Eisenhower
Tite
O’konski
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Khrushchev
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China
Priestley Protest Over Seating Of Delegate Seeks Inquiry
The Temperance League of West Virginia protests the seating of Delegate Hugh Bosely charging he acts as a lobbyist for the United States Brewers Foundation. Priestley cites a House rule permitting lobbyists on the floor during session and urges House Clerk C A Blankenship to enforce censures.
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Thomas F. Stafford Steff
Gazette
the Temperance League of
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Del
Hugh ‘Bosely
D.fayette
United States Brewers Foundation
Bosely
L. Ke Priestley
C. A. Blankenship
Tt United. States Brewers
Keunda
Priestley
Britain Granted $900 Million Loan Amid Sinai Tensions
Reported clashes near Port Said shattered a fragile ceasefire as Egyptian gunfire disrupted the British evacuation fleet. Dag Hammarskjold said Israel will withdraw troops from the Sinai before early January, while Gaza remains under Israeli control amid Egyptian objections.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Sinai Desert
U. N
General
el Arish
Sinai
Havmarskjold
Biyatan
Gaza Strip
Egypt
U S approves Britain loan to ease Suez oil strains
The United States grants Britain a 500 million dollar loan via the Export-Import Bank to ease financial pressure from the Suez crisis. The seven and a half year loan funds American goods including oil and is secured by British dollar securities with repayments starting after three years.
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Washington
INS
U. S
Britain
International Monetary Fund
U.S
Eagermin
Wester
Europe
Suez Canal
Iraq
Creasey Protests Parole Accounts
Creasey, chairman of the state board of Probation, criticized parole investigations ordered by Gov. Marland and alleged pressure to influence parole decisions. Harrison County prosecutor letters accuse a board member of soliciting a $1,000 share to aid jailed men, while Creasey calls for an ongoing executive clemency inquiry.
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Harrison County
Creasey
Parole Board
Robert B. Ziegler
Indiana Ex-Dragon Becomes Free After 30-Year Fear Term
A former Ku Klux Klan leader once labeled a danger to society walks free after decades in political prison. Court records show prosecutors sought life terms, but the ex-activist was released following new legal actions and revised sentencing.
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Ku Klux
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