World Bank to Kadar Hungary seeks loan from WB
Report claims Hungary plans a 100 million dollar loan request to the World Bank while Washington officials say Hungary has no chance since it is not a member. Budapest sources say a delegation may seek aid from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and from capitalist countries. Economists estimate 400 million dollars in foreign aid needed to stabilize the economy under Soviet pressure.
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Janos Kadar
World Bank
Washington
Hungary
Budapest
Paris
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Kadar
Nepsyabad Sag
Soviet Union
Make Room for Hungary Exiles in Siberia
MAIZURU Japan reports a Soviet officer says Hungarians will be sent to Siberian camps to replace Japanese prisoners of war. Yoshimichi Nakagawa cites the Russian official in Khabarovsk as saying many Hungarians are to go there after Japanese departure. The Soviet denial of shipping Hungarians abroad is noted amid Western claims of mass deportations.
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Maizuru
Japan
Siberian
Yoshimichi Nakagawa
Khabarovsk
Soviet Union
Russia
Strange Quarter Tone Piano Music From Bartha
Mandarin Fla. Hans Barth a 58 year old two piano artist ships paired pianos and an extra keyboard attachment to perform quarter tone music since 1928 He tunes pianos a quarter tone apart and uses an apparatus to actuate the keys on the second piano Barth envisions 24 notes per scale and hopes to connect the keyboards electrically He praises Gershwin for blue notes in quarter tones and aims to simplify the setup for side by side pianos Barth is a composer soloist with major orchestras and a teacher with recordings and a forthcoming album from a major label
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Hans Barth
Fla
George Gershwin
Barth
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Havana
Ame
Truman's Way Is Still Policy in 1957 Outlook
In a year preview, James Marlow notes the Eisenhower administration may craft new policies toward Russia and the Middle East. Containment remains the core U S stance after four years, with no major shifts evident as 1957 opens. Pope Pius XII addresses thousands at the Vatican, praising dialogue and noting Eastern Europe’s unrest as illustrating limits of Soviet influence. The text reflects Cold War themes, highlighting U S and Vatican positions.
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Associated Press News
Washington
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Middle East
Conti
Europe
Britain
France
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Truman
Vatican City
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Vatican
Dulles
Poland
Hungary
War toll and policy clash in North Africa and Middle East
Over the Christmas weekend in Algeria fighting between French forces and Moslem nationalists left 85 dead and 56 wounded among rebels. The piece questions Eisenhower's policy toward satellites, Russia, and disarmament, urging a proactive plan before January. It also criticizes Britain's and France's Suez invasion fallout and contemplates U S leadership in the Middle East.
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Algeria
Valtes
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Dulles
Hungary
Middle East
Egypt
Britain
France
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