New Defiance Mounts on Stalinism Revival
Hungarian refugees in New York demonstrated before the headquarters of the Soviet U N delegation at the United Nations as renewed defiance grows against Stalinist revival.
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New York
U.N. Dele
U.P
Russia
Yugoslavia
Poland
Manchester
England
Buenos Aires
Freedom
India
Imre Nagy
Brussels
Avihur Horney
London
Nagy
Wladyslaw Gomualka
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Gomulka
Marshal Tito
Horgary
Nagyasy- Tuman
Budapest
Tito
Paris
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Isvemilin Aoe Anne
Bomb on yacht does not halt party on Angelita
Los Angeles report says the luxury four mast Angelita docked peacefully as police, firemen, and coast guardsmen searched for a bomb aboard after a waterfront rumor. Guests including Zsa Zsa Gabor and George Sanders danced as inspectors checked pilings. no explosive device found and longshoremen were sought for a possible false report.
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Los Angeles
UPN
Rafael ‘Trujillo Jr
Pernal
Angelila
Zsa Zsa Gavot
George Sanders
Dominican Republic
Av Baldridge
A. W. MacDougall
Coast Guard
Twister Gives City a Scare
A Kansas City area tornado Sunday afternoon drew warnings from weather stations and police as it tore windows and damaged several structures. Patrolman Ernie Hayes reported the funnel briefly touched ground, but no injuries were recorded and other twisters in Wisconsin and Iowa caused no casualties.
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United Press International
Kansas City
Wis
Cousin
Iowa
Vine
Ernie Hayes
Kansas
Kan
Industrial Output in Christchurch Rises in 1987
Industrial output in Christchurch New Zealand increased by seven tenths of one percent in 1987 compared with the 1986 figure. The report notes marginal gains across sectors with modest growth in manufacturing and services.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
Train plunge kills dozens in Mexican crash
An express passenger train roared down a steep mountainside near Orizaba three miles from Maltrata in a Vé racruz to Mexico City route. At least 40 people were killed and 80 injured as the caromed cars plowed through Vera Cruz station, crushin g villagers on the platform and sparking a major wreckage pile. Rescue teams recovered twenty bodies by nightfall and twenty more were feared still trapped.
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Orizaba
Mex
Cancat
Truin
Staion
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Red Cross
Nixon Death Threat Reported at Roan Mountain Festival
In Kingsport Tennessee, Highway Patrol Captain George Burnette said troopers and Secret Service agents guarded Vice President Nixon during the Rhododendron Festival at Roan Mountain. An unidentified man allegedly planned to travel from Harriman to Roan Mountain to shoot Nixon. No incident occurred as Nixon spoke.
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Kingsport
Tenn
UPI
George Burnette
Highway Patrol
Secret Service
Richard da Hs . Nixon
Roan Mountain
Satureday
I Burlette
Harriman
A. Am
Nixson
Travel Spending Upward Trend Across Decades
Americans spent over 1.8 billion dollars on foreign travel in 1987, exceeding 1956 by more than 100 million. Earlier, 1950 travel expenditures were just over a billion dollars, reflecting a steady rise in international travel spending across the period.
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Washington
Edward Vot Duke of Windsor Birthday Tribute Note
Edward Vot born June 23 1894 at Richmond Park England is remembered as a monarch who led a quarter globe for 46 weeks and three days. He earned the nickname suitcase prince for travel and selling England abroad. He abdicated for the woman he loved in a 1986 radio broadcast. He gave Churchill a last signed monarch photo and enjoyed riding hunting and gardening.
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Edward Vot
Duke of Windsor
Richmond Park
England
Edward
Churchill
Great Honor Claimed By Dr Pauling
Dr Li Nus Pauling, Nobel prize chemist and new member of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, says the precedent setting naming of non Communists to the group carries no political amplification.
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Dr. Pauling
Pittsburgh
Linus Pauling
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Big Air Force satellite ready for launch night debate
A Soviet magazine claims the Academy honors scientists amid talk of the first Pied Piper reconnaissance satellite weighing about 1,200 pounds and planned for launch from California in January. The piece notes Lockheed sponsorship and readiness at Air Force Base Cooke.
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Asia
Sputnik IL
Sputnik
Lockheed
American Aircraft Corp
Friends Service Committee
Pied Piper
Air Force
Cooke
Bu- Air Force Base
Hormone Discovery Details Six Estrogens Distinct Roles
In New York researchers report that estrogen, the basic female sex hormone, was discovered 29 years ago and is not a single hormone but actually six hormones. Each hormone exerts a different effect on uterine growth, signaling a more complex hormonal system than previously thought.
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New York
SEC Officials Set to Testify On Goldfine
Washington investigators press charges over favors to Bernard Goldfine by Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams. SEC and FTC officials to testify on Goldfine East 21 ton Co filing lapses amid Adams gifts including hotel bills, coat, and rug loan. President Eisenhower backs Adams though Harris criticizes handling.
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Goldéine
FTC
SEC
Goldfing
Isenhower
Harris
Arkansas Democrats
Cyprus peace efforts clash over island division
UPI reports Washington seeks to back Britain’s seven year plan but faces Turks who favor partition and Greek Cypriots who demand self rule. Mayors in Nicosia and Archbishop Makarios oppose the plan as British Governor Foot pushes ahead with a three-way governance scheme.
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Cyprus
UPI
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Greece
United States
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Fletcher Warren
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Mediternan Menderes
Ranean
Washington
Turkey
Themistocles Dervis
Micosia
Athen
Makarios
Simdey Light
Rchbishop
Senate OK Expected On Alaska Bill
Washington report notes Senate expected to pass Alaska statehood bill this week after House approval. Mansfield Mont said the measure would go to President Eisenhower for signature absent amendments, while warning against linking it to Hawaii statehood and noting other House actions on NATO related exchanges and a foreign aid bill. Keating plans a grand jury immunity bill to aid prosecutions of racketeers, with Anderson hinting possible amendments but overall swift passage anticipated.
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Mansfield Mont
Alaska
White House
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Mansfield
Eisenhower
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Hawaii
Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committees
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
House Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
River Saved From Peril Of Radioactivity
A grant recovered a truck and its radioactive capsule from the Colorado River near Grand Junction after it sank in the Palisade area. The lead-encased payload could have contaminated the river to the California border if leaked. Driver Roeber J. Truitt escaped unharmed after diving to safety.
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Colo
Colorado River
Cali‘ornia
Wessex Corp
Colorado West Palisade
Atomic Energy Commission
Roeber J. Truitt
Grand Junction
Piceance Creek
Brussels
Belgium
Truitt
Imce Nagy
Judge Elections In Washington Varies By Governing Body
Washington uses mixed methods for selecting judges with several states electing judges directly while others appoint by the governor and a few by the legislature. The report notes 36 jurisdictions use elections, whereas four rely on legislative selection.
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Washington
Govenor
Reds Demand Pay and Recognition for Captive-Americans
Berlin sources say East Germany seeks 3085 dollars for room and board and diplomatic recognition for nine U.S. servicemen held since June 3. Washington worries such recognition would undercut Four-Power Berlin accords and invite Soviet pressure, while the U.S. may pay expenses from talks but rejects government-to-government deals.
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Berlin
UPT
U.S
East Germany
U.S. Army
Third Armored Division
Belgium
Minister Tells Apathy in Europe
BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA. A Methodist minister urged stronger church interest in Europe saying the Church there has become a sightseeing site for architectural interest. Dr Paull Hardin Jr returned from a nine week tour of Europe and the Middle East and spoke at the con trellation.
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