Martial Law in Hungary and World Reaction
The piece depicts Hungary under Soviet backed martial law, outlawing regional workers councils and quelling resistance with a brutal crackdown. It links the Hungary crisis to NATO concerns, U S warnings, and calls for stronger European defense and unity against aggression while noting Western double standards in judging communism. It also touches on postwar defense thinking, population concentration, and public health policy debates.
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Hungary
Janus Kadar
Huulgary
Stife
United Nations
World Organization
Kremlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Alfred M. Cruenther
NATO
Europe
National Association of Manufacturers
Ma Cut
Becau
Groenther
Euro
Chester Bowles
India
United Stat
Bowles
Nehri
Bureau
Dustry
Irut
Pla
Albany
N.Y
Gospels and Genealogy of Jesus in St Matthew Text
The passage recounts Matthew the Apostle authoring a Hebrew or Syro-Chaldaic gospel likely translated into Greek. It details Jesus' lineage from Abraham to David and through to Joseph and Mary, listing generations in groups of fourteen and noting the birth of Jesus Christ. It preserves traditional biblical names and genealogical sequence with minimal interpretation.
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Jesus Christ
Matthew
Levi
Palestine
Christ
David
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Judas
Phares
Zara
Thamar
Esron
Aram
Aminadab
Naasson
Salmon
Booz
Rahab
Obed
Ruth
Jesse
Solomon
Orias
Roboam
Abia
Asa
Josephat
Josaphat
Joram
Oxias
Ozias
Achaz
Ezech
Amon
Josias
Jechonias
Babylon
Salathiel
Zorobabel
Abiud
Eliacim
Azor
Achim
Eliud
Eleazar
Mathan
Joseph
Mary
Jesus
Ham
Joatttam
Chias
Manasses
Sadoe
Bennett Cerfa and the Englishman’s two wooing lasses
A humorous tale recounts an Englishman torn between two sweethearts Maggie and Maria. He seeks guidance from a village priest who directs him to pray at a Lourdes statue where the letters Ave Maria appear, prompting a comic moment and a moral about choosing wisely.
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Carnahan
Maggie
Maria
Nehru Talks May Prompt U S China Policy Review
United Press reports that India’s Nehru will meet President Eisenhower in Washington to advocate a review of American policy toward Communist China. Chou En Lai watches from Burma amid East Asian diplomacy as Japan shifts leadership and could move toward closer ties with Peiping.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Chou En-Lai
United States
Chou
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Eisenhower
Tanzan Ishibash
Ishibashi
Red China
Hatoyama
East Asia
Russia
Japan
China
Far East
Nehru
Washington
Old Post Site At Niagara Found A Trading Post
Archaeologists describe a find near Lewiston Queenston Bridge as the century’s discovery in Niagara frontier history. Bulldozer work for a motel expansion unearthed a 1720 French trading post built by Jon Caire with over 600 post holes in a 70 by 35 foot area. Artifacts include Indian ring, French bracelet, arrowheads, pipes, china, and musket balls.
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Siteon
Ae Generaiitarians
Lewiston-Queenston
Niagara River
Niagara Frontier
Jon Caire
Caire
Buffalo
Continent
Churches Join Drive On Highway Fatalities
American churches launch a campaign against highway deaths urging members to view reckless driving as a sin and to treat safety as a moral obligation. Led by Pope Pius XII and figures like Billy Graham, the movement seeks long term impact despite limited current effect on holiday traffic, stressing carelessness by good people and the Fifth Commandment as protection against accidental deaths.
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Washington
Pius Sil
Billy Graham
Henry Knox Sherrill
Episcopal Church
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
The
United Press
Dearborn
Eyunks
Greenwich
Conn
Legislature Gears Wheels Sets Democratic Program Anew
State Democrats, holding a majority in all three branches, plan a legislative program framed from the party platform. State chairman Hu Jett C. Smith said leadership will guide policy while avoiding dictating details to the Legislature. He stressed cooperation with the opposition remains possible.
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Hu Jett C. Smith
Allstate
Smith
Danger Signals for Second Half of 1957
Steel Magazine warns that if inventories grow faster than sales in early 1957 the latter half may lag in economic activity. A favorable second half hinges on sales overtaking inventories, with past trends showing only three exceptions since 1949. Projections include a 430 billion GDP for 1957 and continued price and production increases. Forecasters expect strong inflationary pressure and growth through 1970 if trends persist. Tree in Water East Lansing Mich MSU researchers advise keeping tree butt in water to prevent fire hazards and needle drop.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine Today
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Marion County Resident Will Sponsor Refugees
A Marion County resident, Alex Nagy of Riversville, will sponsor two Hungarian refugees, Ernest Kiss and Steve Kiss, who fled Hungary during last month’s revolt and reached Austria. The Red Cross linked Nagy with the two nephews, who have not yet arrived in the United States.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Marion County
Austria
Hungary
Red Cross
Alex Nagy
Riversville
Ernest Kiss
Steve Kiss
International Red Cross
Nagy
Magarorsag
Rudolph Rombert
Camp Kilmer
Romberg
Georgia Segregation Trial Begins at Federal Court
Horace Ward sues the University of Georgia claiming denial of admission to the law school due to race. The non jury trial before Judge Frans Hooper contested registration compliance and failure to exhaust administrative remedies after six years of preliminaries. Arkansas joined the Union June 15, 1836.
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Georgia
Atlantic
Horace Ward
University System of Georgia
Ward
University of Georgia Law School
Frans Hooper
Showbiz Voices in Raleigh Room Spotlight on Mindy Carson
In the Raleigh Room Helen Grayce describes Spike Jones as the hardest working showman while Mindy Carson emerges as a rising Broadway hopeful. Carson, once dismissed by Richard Rodgers, has since trained seven hours daily to project, now courting stage opportunities and attention.
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Raleigh
Helen Grayce
Pops
Miss G
Spike
Spike Jones
Helen
Tacoma
Wash
Lindley Armstrong Jones
Lindley II
Leslie
Perry
Como
Mindy Carson
Miss Carson
Richard Rodgers
Mindy
Miss C
Rodgers
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