NATO Pledges Peace Stance on Eastern Europe and Westasia
The Atlantic Alliance urged freedom for Eastern Europe and opposed a war of liberation. NATO ministers endorsed a five point policy, emphasizing restraint and economic contact rather than uprising. Dulles asserted U S right to act alone in some situations, signaling tension with Britain and France over Egypt.
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Atlantic Alliance
Ewropeen
Budapest
Paris
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Eastern
Heinrich von Brentano
NATO
Russia
von Brentano
Hungary
East Germany
Dulles
NATO Council
U.S
America
Britain
France
Egypt
United States
Man
Lord Ismay
Greece
Turkey
Mediterranean
Cyprus
She
Time Bomb Found Near British Ship in Belfast Harbor
A crude time bomb with a gelignite clock was found near a British destroyer in Belfast Harbor. Police evacuated the area as IRA raids across 200 miles of Northern Ireland occurred yesterday, causing damage estimated at 100000 pounds.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
British North Ireland
Royal Naval
British Broadcasting Corp
North Ireland
IRA
Irish Republic
UN condemns Russia over Hungary action
The General Assembly adopted a U S backed resolution 55 to 8 condemning Soviet troops in Hungary. It urged Moscow to withdraw under U N supervision and restore Hungarys political independence. The vote split the Colombo group with India Indonesia Ceylon and Burma abstaining or diverging on companion measures.
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United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
Russia
Hungary
Asia
Colombo
United States
Assembly
Moscow
U. N
Yugoslavia
Finland
India
Indonesia
Ceylon
Burma
U.S
U Pe Kin
Soviet Union
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
Colombo Group
U.N
Daymore
Labor unions claim gains in elections amid machine decline
AFL-CIO COPE analysis says labor held ground in nonpresidential battles and edged up slightly despite Eisenhower landslide. It credits organized labor with mobilizing voters, especially in registering and informing the Negro vote, and sees big city machines breaking down as labor steps in.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Labor
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Organized Labor
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Nehru Reports Hungarian Casualties and Soviet Roles
Indian Prime Minister Nehru said diplomats estimate about 25 000 Hungarians and 7 000 Russians killed in the anti Soviet revolt. He cited J N Khosla and K P S Menon as reporting a revolution and national struggle and urged withdrawal of foreign forces from Europe to seek real peace. He also said the United States should confront Russia to curb arms flows to the region.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Hungary
J. N. Khosla
Czechoslovakia
K. P. S. Menon
Moscow
Budapest
Europe
United States
Atlantic
Russia
Itu
Local gossip notes in a small town scene
A fragment reflects on a rural town where residents keep a close eye on a married woman and her husband whether she is present or absent, hinting at social scrutiny and judgment in close-knit communities.
Haiti toppled Magloire as new regime rises in coup
A week old dictatorship ends as Maj. Gen. Paul Magloire resigns amid a civilian noncooperation movement. Supreme Court President Joseph Nemours Pierre-Louis becomes temporary head, with Gen. Antoine Levelt announcing restoration of the constitution and a national election to name a new president.
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Pgrt AU Prince
Haiti
Paul Magloire
Caribbean
Magloire
Supreme Court
Joseph Nemours Pierre- Louis
Antoine Levelt
Levelt
Salisbury Man Charged In Robbery
A 32-year-old Salisbury man, Ralph Kenneth Cain, was charged with robbing the Central Drive-In near Central High School. He was questioned about two later attempted robberies at a hotel and a drug store as police pursued the case. Cain waived a hearing and is held on a $1,000 bond.
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Charlotte
Salisbury
Ralph Kenneth Cain
Cain
City Recorder's Court
Central Drive-In
Central High School
Bill Woidyla
Woidyla
Clara Schuler
Anesthetist Admits Cat Burglar Acts in Stress Slump
Redwood City California Dr John F Riordan a 15000 a year anesthetist at San Mateo County Community Hospital says he became a cat burglar under mental strain He blames overwork and says he acted during a period of ungluing He has a wife and a seven year old daughter and was released on bail after burglary charges while seeking psychiatric treatment.
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Redwood City
Calif
John F. Riordan
Riordan
San Mateo County
Harold Chope
Chope
Belmont
San Francisco
Notre Dame
Loyola Medical School
Chicago
Textile Plant At Darlington Auction Exceeds Single Bid
Darlington Manufacturing Co. textile plant sales move piece by piece with bids surpassing the lone 1.6 million offer. The plant employs 500 workers and has a weekly payroll of 35 thousand dollars. W S Nicholson, former manager, bid 1.6 million for the plant as a going unit.
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Darlington
S.C
Darlington Manufacturing Co
W. S. Nicholson
Nicholson
M. K. Thackston
Spartanburg
Thackston - Redding Co
Photographer Georgette Cha ppele Missing in Hungary
U S Embassy reports American photographer Georgette Cha ppele known for Life magazine work is missing in Hungary. She was last seen in Vienna and had planned a trip toward Lower Austria. Austrian authorities are investigating with Cha ppele’s baggage left in her hotel.
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Vienna
Austria
U.S
Georgette Meyer
Dicky” Chapelle
Life Magazine
Hungary
Chapelle
Milwaukee
National Research Institute
New York
Life
Lower
Paris Match
Tred
Wangan
Walk Out Again After Return To Factories
Tens of thousands of Budapest workers quit work again after returning to their factories following a two day nationwide strike. The protests followed arrests of Sandor Bacz and Sandor Bari, leaders of the Budapest Central Workers Council, amid Kremlin influence. Clashes killed several as Russian forces blocked parliamentary approaches in Budapest and provincial towns like Eger and Miskolc.
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Budapest
Szigmund Morris
Eger
Miskolc
Sandor Bacz
New Clash Reported In Poland Amid Riots In Stettin
Warsaw papers report a fresh clash in Szczecin as police dispersed a crowd outside a restaurant after an attack on the Soviet consulate. Earlier riots included assaults on police HQ and the prosecutor, with 88 arrests.
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Warsaw
Poland
Hungary
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Stettin
Olecko
Bialystok
Cinek
Communist Party
Nieszawa
Eisenhower to write to Bulganin on Hungary troop withdrawal
President Eisenhower plans a letter to Soviet Premier Bulganin urging withdrawal of Soviet troops from Hungary as a step toward revived arms talks. Officials say the Hungary action darkened climate for planned UN discussions and may improve if Moscow fulfills its October pledge to negotiate and withdraw troops.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Hungary
U. S
United Nations
iHungary
Atlanta
Nehru
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
Town Records 9.86 Inches Rain in Three Days
Brookings Oregon reports 9.86 inches of rain in the past three days with no damage noted. Local weather and city officials track ongoing rainfall and impacts on coastal community.
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Brookings
Ore
Oregon
Deadlines and Faith in Journalistic Life
A reflective piece by R. L. Dieffenbacher urges writers to meet deadlines while stressing spiritual deadlines. It contrasts press time pressures with the need to pray and align daily work with God and spiritual debts.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA Sevice
Cub
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Iron Curtain
Bulgaria
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