Nagy Ousted as Hungary Premier in Communist Purge
Hungary wide purge removes Premier Imre Nagy for grave damage to party and people’s democracy. Andras Hegedus elected to lead government. Mihaly Farkas expelled from party leadership for backing Nagy’s ideas. Nagy’s purge signals return to Stalin-era hard policy and Rakosi’s revived influence amid Khrushchev era shifts.
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Budapest
Hungary
Communist Party
Imre Nagy
Andras Hegedus
Hegedus
Nagy
Mihaly Farkas
Central Committee
Georgi Malenkov
Russia
Farkas
Matyas Rakosi
Nikita Khrushchev
Rakosi
Stalin
Negro Prison Riot Leaves Patient Near Death at Rusk State
A patient lingered near death at Rusk State Hospital after a riot by 80 criminally insane inmates. Four others were hospitalized among 13 injured. Leaders Ben Riley and Joe Murphy cited complaints about mistreatment while Texas Ranger Capt. Crowder helped end the six hour siege.
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Rusk
Tex
Rusk State Hospital
Pharo Tilley
H. B. Taylor
James A. Bethea
State Hospital System
James Castmer
Texas Ranger
Bob Crowder
Ben Riley
Riley
Joe Murphy
Castner
Brutany
Bethea
Kansas
Texas
Murphy
Dallas
Einstein Dies in Princeton Hospital at 76
World famous scientist Albert Einstein died at 1 15 a m EST at Princeton hospital. He was 76 and had been admitted at noon Friday. The hospital cited inflammation of the gall bladder as the cause of death. Born in Ulm Germany on March 14 1873 Einstein, famed for the theory of relativity, spent years detached from public life while linked to the Institute for Advanced Study.
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Einstein
Princeton Hospital
Princeton
N.J
Albert Einstein
I Ulm
Germany
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Center
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Stephens Wise
Thomas Mann
New York City
Progress in Southern rail strike mixed as talks drift
Negotiators edged toward a mediator in the Louisville and Nashville dispute affecting several states while Southern Bell workers remain out in nine Southeastern states. Violence persisted across the week as 25 000 L N employees plus 50 000 CIO union eligible workers halt service. Freight limited and most passenger trains canceled as双方 await next move toward arbitration.
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Atlanta
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Southeastern
Southern Bell Claims Service
Communications Workers of America
CIO
L&n
Anal Mediation Board
Washington
Ighty
Moderates Show Strength in Paris Regional Elections
Moderates captured 26.1 percent of votes to lead in yesterdays regional council elections for 1,669 seats in Paris. De Gaulle supporters suffered losses as Gaullists dropped to about 5.5 percent and Communists and pro Communist parties saw smaller declines. The Moderates emerged as the main winners with significant gains while De Gaulle’s followers faded after 1949.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Interior Ministry
de Gaull
Peapre
Eisenhower Says Reds Build Air Power Opposite Formosa
President Eisenhower has intelligence that Chinese Communists are expanding airpower opposite Formosa. Secretary Dulles said the buildup is more intense and broader than previously known and signals greater capability to strike. He spoke after a two hour meeting at Augusta, tying the warning to implications for U S defense.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Formosa
United States
Dulles
China
Augusta National II Club
Adm
Robert B. Carney
Matsu Islands
Quemoy
Carney
Naval Operations
Formosa Strait
Senate Appropriations
Clontz Identifies Twelve Named Communists in Scales Case
Greensboro reporter describes Ralph Clontz Jr. listing twelve individuals he says he knew or were introduced to him as Communists during ties to Junius Scales. Names include UNC and Duke affiliates as the Scales trial proceeds under the Smith Act.
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Greensboro
Ralph Clontz Jr
FBI
Communist Party
Junius Scales
University of North Carolina
Duke University
Clontz
Charlotte
Duke
Scales
John Meyers
Bernard Friedland
Henry Farash
Vera Lacob. Scales
Humor Balances All-Scotland Crusade On Serious Mission
In Glasgow George Burnham reports Billy Graham evangelists keep a steady balance of humor and zeal. Grady Wilson and Paul Maddox share light moments as Dan lion’s den courage and a Bible mishap story are told to ease tension. More on page three.
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George Burnham
Glasgow
Scotland
Billy Granay
Billy
Daniel
Lion's den
Paul Maddox
Grady Wilson
Enya
Thereacher
Noah
Grady
Jamali Attacks International Communism at Asian African Conference
Iraqi Foreign Minister Fadhil Jamali denounces international communism as a materialistic religion and draws applause from 29 delegations in Bandung. He warns of communism as a new form of colonialism while leaders like Nehru and Nasser steer clear of direct East West confrontation amid speeches on morality and world order.
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Bandung
Indonesia
Iraq
Fadhil Jamali
Red China
Chou Enlai
Peiping
Jamali
Nehru
Turkey
Mohammed Ali
Pakistan
United States
Soekarno
Asia
Africa
Iran
Jalal Abdeh
Abdeh
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Nations
North Africa
Palestine
Nasser
Truman Attacks Ike Arouses GOP Retorts At Dinner
Former President Truman charged the Eisenhower administration with political tricks and blunders in foreign and domestic policy at a Democratic dinner honoring Sam Rayburn. GOP leaders called the attacks vicious and vowed no personal smears will succeed. Stevenson planned a deciding stance after a New York trip. Rayburn received praise as a great American.
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Washington
Truman
Eisenhower
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Eiserhower
House
Sam Rayburn
Twony Party
National Committee
Adlat €. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
New York
Africa
Rayburn
Doctor comforts crying pupil during Salk polio shot event
At Douglas School near Shelby Dr R M Maybin soothed a second grader who wept during the inoculation program. The boy explained he cried not from pain but because others were receiving the shot. His parents had refused consent.
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Shelby
R. M. Maybin
Douglas School
Here
North Carolina Starts Salk Polio Immunization Drive
Thousands of children begin receiving the Salk polio vaccine under Operation Sure Shot with 2,264 first doses administered in counties including Mecklenburg. Five distribution centers speed serum to all 100 counties as 60 doctors and 120 nurses vaccinate the eligible 226,150 children over the next weeks.
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Associated Press
North Ca
Tabor City
Chadbourn
Whiteville
Fair Bluff
Delco
Armour
Wananish
Asheville
Charlotte
Wil. Rawantoni
Greensboro
Wilmingon
Mecklenburg County
North Carolina
National Foundation For
Truman Attacks Some Democrats Over Ike Coverage
New York Times cites former President Truman blasting certain Democratic senators who kiss Ike on the cheek and criticizing party leadership in the Senate led by Lyndon B. Johnson. He warns his remarks target political behavior while praising Ike and noting his past roles with the Army and NATO.
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New York
New York Times
Truman
Ike
Washington
William S. White
Times
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Harding
Margaret Trueman
Margaret
Independence
Washington Star
Army
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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