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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1957

Page

8

Trade Units Dissolved In Hungary

Budapest officials say workers councils formed after the revolt have largely dissolved and function mainly in name. Foreign Ministry spokesman Laszlo Gyaros argued the bodies are political rather than economic, with Premier Kadar noting they were not successful and should operate under unions.

Budapest Hungary Foreign Ministry Yugoslavia Poland Central Workers’ Council Janos Kadar Kadar Foreign Office Laszlo Gyaros Communist Party

Secretary Robertson Hurt in Auto Mishap

Assistant Secretary of State Walter S. Robertson suffered a dislocated vertebrae and was hospitalized at the Navy Medical Center after a minor automobile collision. He heads Far Eastern affairs and will remain hospitalized for several days.

Washington INS Walter S. Robertson Navy Medical Center State Department Robertson

Yellow Kid Weil Reformed Con Hospitalized in Chicago

Joseph Weil 82 known as Yellow Kid and once a famed con man is hospitalized at Cook County Hospital with an intestinal disorder. Doctors will review tests and X rays. Weil says he retired in 1942 and has since written and lectured. He claimed to have never wronged honest men.

Chicago Joseph Yellow Kid) Weil Cook County Hospital Karl A. Meyer Weil Atlanta Little Weil

Ditched On Red China Trade Battle

Paris dispatch reports the United States lost the world trade battle with Communist China with minimal effort. Dulles spoke in San Francisco to explain U S position while Britain, Japan and Chincom members relaxed trade bans. Secret Chincom rules and Washington silence hindered public advocacy and shaped European opinion.

Howard Handleman Paris INS United States China John Foster Dulles San Francisco America Dulles Britain Japan Chincom Washington U. S Europe North Korea North Vietnam

Mayflower II Delayed by 40-Mile Gusts to New York

The 90 foot replica Mayflower II anchored in Newport delays departure for a two day trip to the Statue of Liberty as 40 mile winds push back the voyage. Captain Alan Villiers limits movement until the weather eases, warning crew and inviting minimal shore leave. A grand welcome in New York is planned with a ticker tape parade after anticipated Liberty arrival.

Phyllis Battelle Newport R. I INS New York City Long Island Sound New York Harbor Pilgrim Courage Alan Villiers Audrey Alrady Villiers Yacht Club Ida Lewis Yacht Club Commas Goddard New York England Mayflower II Lost

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Secretay Robertson FORD Yellow Kid Charleston The American Business Club al J. Carey Jr Lloyd Patteron Rodney Smith A. C. Radford Donald Moses E. R. Young Jr Lincoln Jewelers Kodak Torr Big Kodak Ida Lewis Bigwigs Wom Mrs. Villiers West Virginia Plymouth Plants Mr. Tara Bank OF Commerce Building Federal Savings & Loan Corporation Kanawha Ohio River Valleys W. Va Ravenswood Farmers Building & Loan Assn Robert K. Park
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