UN Chief Hammarskjold May Act On Hungary Ban
Moscow papers quote Hungary's premier urging no UN observers in Budapest fearing foreign press misread. Pravda cites Hungarian leader defending position and questioning UN observers while 600 foreign correspondents report. UN chief Hammarskjold weighing action as Assembly deadline nears amid Soviet comments.
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Hammarskjold
Hungary
Moscow
Pravda
Janey Kadir
United Nations
Ulingary
Amterteatt
Vie Communist Party
Soviets Compare Israeli Policies to Hitler Germany
The Tavestia newspaper accuses Tarael of adopting Hitler's methods, arguing Israel denies its own existence by backing imperialist puppets. It warns Israel to stop provoking Arab nations and reflect, noting Israel’s continued existence as a state is at stake amid regional tension.
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Sunuun
Tavestia
Tarael
Dtu
Israel
Premien Bulgunti
Bilganin
Eayph
Tsriel
Sayinie Tarael
Exiled HunSen leader criticizes RFE coverage in Brussels
Anna Hothly, exiled president of the Hunenry Social Demo party, told Radio Free Europe in Brussels that the station's role in the Hungarian Revolution was misguided. She spoke after arriving for a brief stay in January, claiming she led a ground Liberation movement from the fall of 1059 and naming several leaders. She recounted torture of militants by the state security police and said she has lived in seclusion since no arrest.
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Revolution
Brussels
Belallim (A
Anna Hothly
Hunfinsline Social Demiocrat
Tou Radio Frew Birone
Itn
Hixe
Jnsy Monnay
Lnancs
Europe
Ahe
Soci Denjograt Party
AML
AVO —Atate
BER
Commies Stir New Trouble In Iraq Premier Stands Firm
A chaotic dispatch recalls communist agitation in Iraq as Premier remains steadfast amid protests. Reports claim Baghdad police opened fire on demonstrators, killing and wounding several, while world communists push propaganda against the Nuri government and allied regimes. Leaders urge restraint and deny mass arrests.
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Iraq
Bauhiaul Cena
Lvainink
Campaien
Wilahei Syeln
Feyptioi
Havohimene
Reeve
Hn Puam
Clyilliais
Ilat
Nilaf
Lin Damasen Studio
NUS
Egypt
Trig
Syria
Nuri
Nas
Teng ‘Ith Cookin
Serie
Jor Jdan
Nasseris
Baghdad
Turnhim
Lastiack Aru
Seria
Thrak
Hilbaniya
Tery Bole Court
Lre
Habtaniy
Meili
Frito Gigaingt Heyl
Snai
Acon
United States
Baghdad Alliance
Itks
Pukisuim
Turkey
Ad Britaih
Tyuiniel
Comniist Uigeression
UN Correspondent Flees Yugoslavia
The United Nations correspondent for Borba newspaper leaves Yugoslavia amid political tension. Jakny Leyprot claims Yugoslavia will defend Soyel intervention in Hungary and critic Milvart Dfilus opposes Tito. Leyprot has written for Borba since 1959 and questions whether America will admit him.
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United Nations
Uto- Mav
Tita
Moygpiaper
United Shoe
Jakny Ley
Riverman Clilr B Hall to retire after 33 years
A longtime riverman with the U S Army Corps of Engineers will retire after more than 33 years of service. Clilr B Hall of Georgetown supervised operation of Montgomery Dam on the Ohio River and worked at Beaver County facilities.
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Pittsburgh
Beaver County
U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers
Clilr B. Hall
Georgetown
Jock
Montgomery Dam
Hie
Ohio River
Mill Tax Increase Planned Amid City Budget Debate
Citizens hear proposals for a 3 to 4 mill property tax raise to fund city services and new overhead costs. Budget figures show anticipated revenue and a plan to cover end of year deficits with remaining funds, including costs for utilities, equipment upgrades, and road improvements.
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Lintes
Muretpi
Ulty
Piake
Robert Prices
Robert Prices Busier
Noae
Uors
Birvetoy
Guy Abbey
Wits
Inaper
Memorial Service Set For Elks Members
Elks announce a Memorial Service on the first Sunday to honor members who died in the past year. The public and families are invited, with a program featuring marches, ora tions, a toast, and an address by Ruel Smith. The service includes a list of deceased members and ends with prayers and benediction. In a separate note, Robert Gerix, 60, was killed by a car in front of his home in Penn Township Pittsburgh.
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Alber Caylbure
Lory feNines
Erincls Dike
Carlutes
Frank Burkhart
Willer Trascan
Charles Bowe
Morris Bertinstein
Ruel Smith
Prand Steemeit
Corry Ard
Chaphuly Tilestom
Vienna Woods
Seuyatory
Chirleh Pe
Pittsburgh
Robert Gerix Tay Jn
Penn Township
Safety Council reports October drop in traffic deaths
National Safety Council data show traffic fatalities fell 12 percent in October, reversing a nineteen month rise trend. Total October deaths reached 9450, with the year’s first ten months contributing to a higher toll than 1956. Ned Dearborn credits improved driving, pedestrian safety, and vigilant officials for the decline and notes the nine month period could have produced around 200 more deaths without the improvement.
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Safety Council
Chigago iMf
National Safety Council
Colinell
Tnt
Man kills himself after girl slain by husband in Valley
Report describes a murder suicide in Little Valley. A man shoots his wife and a neighbor's child is killed earlier by her husband. Sheriff and coroner investigate as officials name the dead and recover the firearm. Local authorities vow reinvestigation and safety measures.
Youth Admits Setting Fatal Fire On Reservation
U. S. Forest Service investigator Edgood Stone reports 16 year old Gilbert Papa confessed to starting a blaze on the Palpa Reservation that killed one person and burned thousands of meters of timber before being extinguished.
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San Diego
Arya Galoes
Tidentha
U. S. Povest Service
Edgood Stone
Gilbert Papa
Cam
Tia Taian
Palpa
British May Pull Out Of Egypt Plan To Be Disclosed Today
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd will address the House of Commons to outline Britain’s withdrawal plans from Egypt after consultations with allies. A French statement signaled willingness to wait for joint decisions, while Conservative MPs show mixed support for withdrawal, risking a party split and possible government pressure.
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London
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Ajoyd
House of Commons
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Hye
Eden
Cablib
Santa Claus to Visit City Tomorrow Night
Santa Claus will visit the city tomorrow night on the roof of the Peneled building, assisted by volunteers from the Stanford Tose Company. Mayor Earl T. Cherry, Chamber president Olin Bracken Jr, and Retail Merchants Division head Led Al will greet him as the city lights are turned on for the first time this season. Candy treats will be distributed to local children invited to join.
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Ku Wistelbund
Roger Brown
Leo al
Retail Merchants
David A. Hillstron
Chaimans Stewart Long Gof
G Munagen
Olin Brockin Jr
cHamber
Uecus Chamber of Commerce
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Lotus
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Briot Eeprersiol
Iecublan
Aewkenie
Vhunior Pest
Aen
Genvist Chaleming Yey Brown
Animay Weber Cotiniemad
Diguekt
Sally Gitins
Orpan
Roel
Spylart Toilmyynveur Balls A
Suche
Provpella
Charies
Hreveke
China
Minour Ailivtyom
EWM
Poidte Dy
Lens
Thie Rosshurher
Re Avola
Sinjoe Smith
Flom
Renneke Shorty
Lea
Pespas Ou
Morge Orevlus
Mike Bel
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Leaby
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George Fox
Hiutscis Blow
Row Fetaie
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A Cauwer
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Davy
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Mervimiat
A. G Bensiuk
Ailuinr Cotten
Boosie Mihow
Thirry
Jetra Grimm
Euvpiis Bioko
Aban Seldyam
Aid
Rosabootee
Dinka Gini
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St. Nick
Niel
Earl T. Cherry
Olin Bracken Jr
Die Vision
Nick
Factory Blaze Idles Workers Amid Wide Damage
A factory blaze caused idling of workers with damage estimated near 100000. Fire crews battled the blaze at night, gaining control around midnight as authorities investigate the cause and assess losses.
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Busin
Diamond Club Honors Founder At Annual Dinner
The Diamond Club held its annual dinner in the Cory Room at the Hotel Cory to honor founder and present of the company David A Hillstrom. Members announced leadership changes and welcomed Roy Edeven as guest speaker while celebrating the club’s 25 year history since its 1948 formation.
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Pheodore
Roy Edeven
Chiliysa
Wis
Inlvaats Pry
Kaul Slemmens
Charles W. Windahl
Robert E. Davis
Fiseq J Smith
Mid East Oil Arrives In Britain Today
Britain receives its first Middle East crude shipment since the Suez Canal closure. The Athinid Tiwnos loaded 28,900 tons at Mina al Ahmadi Kuwait and sailed around the Cape of Good Hope taking about 30 days. A British oil company spokesman said the longer voyage cost about 80 dollars per ton. The fuel shortage triggers rationing and factory slowdowns as refineries struggle to meet demand.
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Middle East
Cape of Good Hope
Britain
France
Marseilles
Athinid Tiwnos Im
Mina Ql Almadi
Kuwait
Kuyynit
Cana
Runti
Wileto
Toi
Ena
Pershin Gull
Dulitn
Sid
Tessin Oil
Famies
ISBOR
Roads Glazed as Car Crashes in Snowy Night
State Police report a car collision on a snowbound road near Fayetteville west of Curry, Maine. Driver Howard Lew 50 and plow operator Leonard Munihy 50 were involved, with plow blades damaging the vehicle. Nearby roads remained slick with three inches new snow and five inches drifted, causing multiple incidents and highway closures.
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Feoitte Calsetilles
Curry
Btalk
Sild
Howard Lew
Lonza Manion
Leonard Munihy
Bangertowi
Stanioyinis
Gorgary Gill
Bhp Binle
Warren
Steelworker Accepts Risk In Dues Fight
A steelworker vows to challenge two monthly dues hikes by the United Steelworkers to force a special union meeting and rescind the increases. David J McDonald, president of the union, and Don Rarick announce plans for broader actions as lawmakers and members prepare to push back.
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Lissuren
Mcdonald
USW
Police Car Skids Into Auto On Wet Street Incident
A police car skidded on a wet West Main Street area near FuNt Avenue, struck a parked vehicle, causing minor injuries to an officer. Officials from Ma. Clink Pritt of Fwace Street reported a $45 repair cost. The incident followed a recent improvement on the nearby curve and is under investigation.
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FuNt Avenue
Clink Pritt
Chiningitiett
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