Eisenhower Eyes Push to Withdraw Soviet Troops From Hungary
Washington reports say President Eisenhower may draft a note to Soviet Premier Bulganin urging rapid withdrawal of Soviet troops from Hungary. The move aims to restore negotiations with Hungary and Eastern Europeans, improving disarmament prospects amid a tense international climate.
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Wife Confesses At Husband Murder Trial In Dallas
Mrs Eugene Tayne sobbed from the witness stand admitting she killed Ernest Allbrite at a party. The jury convicted Tayne and sentenced her husband to 37 years in prison. Hague 44 faced murder charges after testimony. The slaying occurred August 26 at a home gathering hosted by the Allbrites.
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Student Held For Murder Of Roommate
A 20 year old Southern Wow University freshman, Tila Cahbuonu ale, was held on murder charges in the slaying of roommate Robert Batura a 19 year old football captain at the campus dorm. Police report say Batura was shot with a Wegange shotgun during a rooming house dispute near campus. Fred Sinroth of Sterling was ordered held with bail pending arraignment. Witnesses Henry Hillman and John Abramovitch described the incident and initial police actions.
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Park Ridge
John Abyomo
Steelworkers Union meeting ends in chaos
A Pittsburgh area USW meeting ended in confusion as factions backed candidates for international offices. Donahoe clashed with Dortson while Donahoe reported McDonald endorsed by acclamation. Police rushed the scene. no arrests were made.
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Noted Actress From Hungary Arrives In U S
CAMP KILNER New Jersey Eva Baoreiy a renowned Tingirian film and stage actress arrives in the United States with her husband and three children after fleeing Hungary amid the 1918 revolt. She toured Europe seeking refuge and was briefly detained near Gyur before agreeing to return to Budapest to resume theater work, including Desdemona from Othello.
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Hungary
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Austria
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Violinist Stephannie Geyer Dies in Zurich After 30 Years
Zurich obituary reports concert violinist Stephannie Geyer born Hungarian, 6 percent? well known, who performed across Europe for over three decades, died yesterday.
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Workers Return But Strike Again In Budapest
Tens of thousands of Budapest workers walked out again the day after returning to factories ending a two day nationwide strike. The protest targeted the arrest of a Budapest Central Workers Council official and his aide by a Moscow backed government under Premier Janos Kadar. Russian police chief Gen Tyan Setov is said to have taken over control as Kremlin forces press repression and depose Kadar allies. Tanks blocked access to the Hungarian Parliament as violence left several dead and many injured amid continuing chaos across Budapest and provincial towns.
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Hungary
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Snow and Cold Hit Midwest Then Move East
A major storm dumped heavy snow across the Midwest with 2 to 4 feet in places and colder temperatures spreading into the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. The frigid conditions extended from Texas to New England, with the heaviest snow belt from South Dakota to northern Illinois and Michigan.
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Missouri
Life photographer missing in Europe case unsettles Vienna
Mrs Georgette Meyer Dicky Chapelle an American Life photographer is missing in Europe authorities in Austria have been asked to investigate after she was last seen in Vienna while traveling through Hungary.
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Austria
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Dicky" Chapelle
Life Magazine
Hungary
Methoritles
Magloire Ousted in Haiti Coup Reinstates Constitutional Rule
Major events unfold as Brel Bato-Aid revolution toppled Maj. Gen. Paul Magloire after a week in power. Joseph Nemoury Pierri-Louis sworn interim president while Levelt announces return to barracks and plans for elections. Strikes and work stoppages crippled the capital with minimal violence.
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Custody Battle Over Tanya Chwastov Ends in U.S. Return
Detroit mother Helena Diecock wins custody of Tanya Chwastov, born July 1954 in Philadelphia, after British court rules the child should return to the United States. Tanya had been taken from the US by her Russian father and was ward of the court in England. The ruling notes US courts can protect the child and Tanya would cease to be a ward of the court upon arrival in the United States.
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Philadelphia
Corry Area High School to be Accredited
The Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools finds Corry Area High School eligible for accreditation. It assigns the school a 3a rating for Bundies Pupil Activity Lis obrapy Guidance Plant and School Shift and Administration, with the program of studies earning 2.6 percent. The commission notes self evaluation by Curry teachers and continues on page eight.
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Corry Area High School
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College Student Held In Wave Of Area Burglaries
Richard Reichbaum, 21, of Mill Village is held on 3000 bond after police tied him to multiple burglaries in Watt erfored, Tillotson Corners, and Titusville. He admitted thefts at a hardware store, a Jones hardware, and a service station, with investigations linking him to several break ins.
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Corryites Lose Land Tax Suit Over Property
Warren County court Judge Alexander C Flick Jr ruled that the buyer who purchased land at tax sale was not tied to a prior owner’s failure to pay taxes. The Shamblurs claimed title through deed dating May 21 1950 and alleged taxes had not been paid.
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Warren County Court
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Find Time Bomb By Destroyer
A crude time bomb planted by Telste Republican army terrorists was found by police in a harbour area. Hundreds of officers cleared streets as the device, made of gelignite, was discovered near a building used as a headquarters by Hoyhl Nave volunteers and was set to detonate at 11 30 p m tomorrow.
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Hoyhl Nave
NATO ministers back five point Eastern Europe policy
Western Germany and the United States led the NATO council session as ministers approved a five point policy on Eastern Europe. Dulles warned NATO of unilateral US action in some cases while Brentano stressed potential spillover from Hungary. The ministers endorsed the plan drafted by Pastison, Tange, and Martino and noted distrust of further escalation.
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Nixon Eyes Austria Trip to Study Hungarian Refugees
President Eisenhower requested Vice President Nixon travel to Austria next week for first hand study of Hungarian refugee issues. Nixon will assess aid options for Hungary and report back after discussions with international relief agencies and U.S. officials.
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Handicap Employment Gains Reported by Gov Leadur Committee
The Handicapped Today group reports a sharp rise in employment of handicapped persons during the first ten months of 196. The committee notes a record 11,000 plus physically handicapped individuals were employed in that period, up from 10,287 in the same period last year.
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Raymond Plant Announces Christmas Gift Distribution Plan
Raymond Plant and the Raymond MEG Co Motts 650 announce a Christmas gift distribution for all employees. The plan aims to mitigate wage disparities and recognizes 12 month service with full shares. Distribution details remain to be finalized and will depend on year end financial results.
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Abo Corelvini
Gayvice
Clubs To Ring Bells For SA Charity Drive
Local clubs plan bell ringing on Friday and Saturday in December to raise funds for Gluetunstime relief. Rotary, Lions, and Civil Defense groups join the effort amid slow donations, hoping a strong appeal will boost donations and aid in the relief campaign.
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United Nations condemns Soviet Hungary action in 1956 vote
The General Assembly condemned Russia for stamping out Hungary's freedom bid. The US-led resolution passed 58 to 1 with 12 abstentions, denouncing the Soviet military action and calling for immediate troop withdrawal under UN supervision. Indonesia Ceylon Burma joined earlier as sponsors. Yugoslavia Finland abstained.
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Connections Drawn Between Deaths and Communist Links
Los Angeles investigator cites a nationwide pattern of Communist intrigue and violence spanning two decades. Sheldon Abrams, 25, UCLA student, is linked as the sixth victim. other cases include George Alberts a maritime engineer killed aboard a ship, Stuart Poyntz missing, Laura Law murdered in Aberdeen Washington, and several others tied to Communist activities.
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Stuart Poyntz
New York
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Europe
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Eyeritt Hudson
UCLA
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Empire
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10th Plane In U S Airlift Leaves For New Jersey
The tenth aircraft in the U S airlift departs for New Jersey amid ongoing rescue and relief operations. Reports describe coordination among Allied forces and local agencies to deliver essential supplies as the mission continues.
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