Soviet Aid In Hungary Reported Amid Economic Struggles
Nepszabadsag says Hungary received 50 million dollars in usable currencies from the Soviet Union to rebuild its post revolt economy while Western loans may follow. Economists warn 400 million needed. East bloc aid ongoing. U.S. aid unlikely while Kadar remains. Lagging coal and factory layoffs threaten Hungary and neighboring Poland. Bulgaria reshapes cabinet as closer Kremlin ties persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Soviet
Russia
Hungary
Nepszabadsag
Janos Kadar
Communist Party
Europe
U. S
Kadar
World Bank
Eugene Black
Dulles
East Germany
Neues Deutschland
Nehru
Poland
Moscow
Bulgaria
Kremlin
Sofia Radio
Set Saeemn
Commission
Money bag screams in wrong hands alarm bag
London inventor Harry Adler, 64, unveils a money bag that emits a two hour alarm and tears gas if taken from a trained handler. He says only a secret catch and a special key can stop it, with the device triggering at the slightest movement if left unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harry Adler
Two Teens Injured as Car Overturns Near Thomasville
In Thomasville two teenage girls Peggy Robbins and Eva Hunt suffered serious injuries when a 1956 model car driven by Gary Dean Phelps overturned on Lee Road near Highway 109. All three occupants were thrown from the vehicle and taken to City Memorial Hospital. Phelps was released after examination and faces speeding charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Here
Peggy Robbins
Holly Hill Rd
Eva Hunt
Kendall Mill Road
Gary Dean Phelps
Polk St
R. B. Kiser
Lee Road
Highway 109
City Memorial Hospital
Phelps
Patrolan
Radio paging and assorted notes like a satirical clippings collection
A cobbled roundup notes radio paging for Charleston businessmen a Venetian blind misnomer beekeeping student at Penn State a tie to a Harvard endowment a tale of a hillbilly and pajamas and an airborne whooping cough treatment. It also recalls emergency nylon air structures and projected thoughts on customer service initials and naval hero Perry with Lawrence confusion referencing War of 1812 figures.
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Charleston
S. C
Venice
San Diego Evening Tribune
Pennsylvania State University
John Blank
Harvard University
William Stanislaus ‘Murphy
Harvard
Murphy
Oliver Hazard Perry
Perry
James Lawrence
Lawrence
Shannon
Sunshine Hour Benevolent Dinner Set for Tuesday
The Sunshine Hour Benevolent Dinner is scheduled for Tuesday at 1 p.m after an 11 o'clock worship at Mt Vernon Baptist Church. Transportation inquiries should be directed to the Rev F C Bass at Mt Vernon parsonage.
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Sunshine Hour
Mt.Vernon Baptist Church
F. C. Bass
Mt. Vernon Parsonage
Patrician Club
Willis Hart
Woodbury Street
Cozette Bell
Willie Smith
Philadelphia
Sylvester Waddell
Virgins Gould
Cleveland
Ohio
Lester Harriss
Henrietta Seine
Mary Frazier
Betty Brown
Shiloh
J. C. Powell
Winston, Salem
Shiloh Baptist Church
Hartford Cathedral Fire Threatens Major Catholic Church
A second Hartford church fire in 24 hours endangers St. Josephs Roman Catholic Cathedral while smoke fills the sanctuary. Police investigate the blaze at St. Patrick's and arson is considered. Lt. Covey injured. he is treated at Hartford Hospital.
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Hartford
Conn
St. Josephis
St. Patrick’s
Michael J. Godfrey
George Kenney
St. Patrick's
Martin G. Roach
Hartford Fire Department
John W. Covey
Hartford Hospital
Town Prepares for Last Wet Fling in Salisbury
Salisbury votes to go dry with liquor sales ending at 12:01 a.m. tonight. The town’s November decision makes alcohol illegal in nightclubs starting January 1. A veteran country editor recalls wartime grit and wartime humor.
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Salisbury
Mass
Mirror of Your Mind Adolescents and Social Change
The piece discusses adolescent girls entering a painful phase marked by giggling, dress, and cosmetics. It links the onset of puberty to parental openness about sex and urges healthy understanding to prevent foolish behavior as they navigate new feelings. It notes tolerance as willingness to bear with another's beliefs.
Tolerance and inward doubts in the face of prejudice
The piece argues that true tolerance begins with self acceptance and that people who appear superior are usually driven by hidden insecurities. It notes that outward confidence often masks inner fear and that striving to outdo others stems from feelings of inferiority.
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Money Bag
J. E. Hall
Justice OF the Peace
Centennial Ave
Blue Cross
Ieee T
404 Wright
High Point, N
Neal O'Hara
Colored News
Catholic Church Burns
King Features Syndicate
By Joseph Whitney
Enterprise
Debt Dental Laboratory
Wright
Weathertron
Zett
Main ST
OOD
N. Main ST
U.S. NO
Enue
High Point NM
Blackeye
High Point
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