16 Nations Drive to Condemn Russia at UN
At the United Nations 16 nations led by the United States press for a swift resolution condemning Russia for alleged violations and demanding immediate withdrawal of Soviet forces. The move aims to address Kremlin defiance and safeguard territorial integrity amid alleged Hungarian bloodshed and charter violations.
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S F Welcomes 100 Refugees From Hungary
SAN FRANCISCO A new exodus from Soviet oppression brings 100 Hungarian refugees to San Francisco aboard a trans-America airliner. They are first through Camp Kalmer processing and welcomed by Gov. Knight, the Sixth Army band, and local officials. Sponsors guarantee homes and jobs. queues formed at city hall where Mayor Christopher greeted them. UN high commissioner Lindt appointed. Hammarskjold calls aid vital as thousands flee. Austria, Yugoslavia, and Czechoslovakia restrict observer access at borders.
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Clinton's School Opens Peacefully
Clinton Tenn. high school reopened after a five day shutdown due to racial disturbances. Eight black students from Foley Hill attended classes while about 700 white students arrived in cheerful numbers. In Knoxville, 16 people faced federal court today on charges tied to instigating racial trouble.
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Saint Francis college bans steady dating on campus
In Loretto Pennsylvania San Francis college imposes a no steady dating rule with threats of expulsion for violators. Dean Vincent Negherbon says steady dating leads to marriage soon and is morally wrong for students. The college enrolls about 800 students, roughly 650 male.
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No Basis for Tax Cut Now
Washington report shows Treasury official Dan Throop Smith states there is no basis for reducing any taxes now. He notes excise levies on property, transport, telegraphs and radios would not be cut while they bring in revenue, and indicates current rates will hold until a clearer method to raise money exists. The discussion centers on fiscal year projections and potential discriminatory tax moves.
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Crash Kills Six Student Nurses
Six student nurses die when their car skids on an icy Route 22 and hits a milk tank truck. Five victims perish instantly. Sheila Roche, 19, dies en route to Danbury Hospital. The others are Consuelone Callaghan, 20 Staten Island. Eileen Day. Martha Sanieoma, 20. and Maxine Singleton, 19, all Brooklyn. They trained at St Marys Hospital Brooklyn and were heading to Halen Valley State Hospital Wingdale for psychiatric training. The milk truck was driven by Frank Ballin of Poughkeepsie, who witnessed the crash and assisted.
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West Coast Newscaster Bob Gerred Dies in Ardmore
West coast radio figure Bob Gerred aged 41 died after being found unconscious in Ardmore Oklahoma where he collapsed likely from a heart attack. He worked with ABC for six years after CBS tenure and covered Air Force base events. Survivors include his widow Prance Lawler Garred and two children Ann and James. He was born in Walla Walla Washington and served as a lieutenant commander in World War II. The Air Force will return his body to Los Angeles.
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Weather blamed in nine drownings across two states
Nine deaths are linked to cold weather as two weekend tragedies unfold. A Wyoming family of six on a Christmas shopping trip capsized when their car slid into the Snake River near Jackson. Three Colorado brothers drown when ice collapses on a pond near Longmont. one boy survives.
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Oakley
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Biull
Judy
Andij Yarry
Halvin
Daniel
Perry
Lannie
Dennis Jean
Parks Agenda Sets Bid Date For Openings In Ite La Vista
Parks department places a resolution on the agenda setting a bid opening date for utility installations in the Ite La Vista assessment district. The measure item proposes timing for bids and project steps tied to district improvements.
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Increase in Cotton Estimate
The Agriculture Department projects the 1956 cotton crop at 13,303,000 bales, up 150,000 from November. Final 1957 yields average 408 pounds lint, with 1955 at 14,721,000 bales and 10-year average 13,098,000. Domestic and foreign use will exhaust supply over two years.
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