Nagy Executions Spark Western Shock and Yugoslav Concern
News from Vienna reports Imre Nagy and nine associates executed after the 1956 Hungarian revolt. Detected figures include Gen. Pal Maleter and six others. Zoltan Tildy and Szilagyi among those jailed. Reactions warn Moscow may harden stance toward Tito and satellites.
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Vienna
Austria
Imre Nagy
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Nagy
Pal Maleter
Moscow
Tito
Kremlin
Kadar
Janos Kadar
Washington
U. S
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Foreign Office
Maleter
Stalin
Budapest
People's Court
Supreme Court
Budapest Radio
Joszef Szilagyi
White House Confirms Vicuna Cloth Gift From Goldfine
The White House acknowledged that industrialist Bernard Goldfine supplied vicuna cloth to President Eisenhower. Press secretary James C Hagerty said the President gave the material to a friend and does not recall the friend's name.
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James Hagerty
Bern
Washington
White House
Bernard Goldfine
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Labor Bill Passage In Sight
Washington lawmakers near final passage of a contested labor control bill as the Senate debates stretch into a fifth day. Key amendments pit Kennedy against the bill’s backers over non-Communist affidavits and union member lawsuits for embezzled funds and dues for political spending.
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Washington
Senate
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
National Labor Relations Board
Prisoner in North Carolina Prison Hospital Tries Suicide
Dexter Edge 21 of Fayetteville attempted hanging with a bandage and belt in the Central Prison hospital. Guard cut him down. he suffered a broken neck and faced psychiatric evaluation after his March 2, 1954 admission to the Caledonia prison arm.
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Raleigh
Central Prison
W. F. Bailey
Dexter Edge
Fayetteville
Edge
Bailey
Cumberland County Superior Court
Caledonia
Grand Jury Ordered To Probe Court
In Charlotte, a Mecklenburg County grand jury was ordered by Superior Court Judge Zeb V. Nettles to investigate the Charlotte Recorder's Court. The move follows disclosures of check cashing tied to court funds, with Lt. Allen White and Capt. Lloyd Henkel suspended amid audit findings of improper case dismissals and uncollected bonds including about $26,000 in checks cashed since mid-1957.
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Allen White
Lloyd Henkel
Basil Boyd
Henkel
Fire guts Taylors Tobacco Warehouse in Winston-Salem
Fire gutted the main Taylors Tobacco Warehouse in Winston-Salem with seven fire companies battling flames for three and a half hours. The 55,000 square foot insured structure suffered a collapsed roof but walls and girders appeared intact, with restoration planned by September. Estimated replacement cost cited at 350000 dollars.
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Winston-Salem
Taylors Tobacco Warehouse
Paul Taylor
Furniture Educational Program Is Launched
The furniture industry announces a direct-to-customer educational program to boost home furnishings interest. The Home Furnishings Council of America plans to start Jan 1, 1959 with a budget over one million dollars annually for five years, funded by a 10 cent per $100 invoiced merchandise charge. The council was formed by 75 members of the furniture development committee from a 1957 New Orleans meeting.
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Chicago
Paul Broyhill
Lenoir
N.C
Harry W. Schacter
Indianapolis
Ind
Home Furnishings Council of America
Philip Lesly Co
Furniture Development Committee
New Orleans
Payne Renominated In Maine As Primary Returns Roll In
In Portland Maine Sen Frederick G Payne won an overwhelming renominating vote over Herman Sahagian in a lopsided Republican primary The race for governor was tight with Dr Clinton A Clauson edging Maynard C Dolloff The Republican slate also included ex Gov Horace A Hildreth Hale won reelection in the 1st District and Neil S Bishop captured the GOP nomination in the 2nd District More than 140000 voted statewide
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Portland
Maine
Frederick G. Payne
Bernard Goldfine
Edmund S. Muskie
Sen
Payne
Boston
Goldfine
Herman D. Sahagian
Clinton A. Clauson
Exmayor
Waterville
Maynard C
Neil S. Bishop
Frank M. Coffin
Clifford G. McIintire
Gerald J. Grady
Adams Denies Improper Favors Under Oath In Goldfine Inquiry
Sherman Adams testified before a House committee that he did not seek special favors for Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. Subpoenaed remarks indicate a 1954 FTC inquiry into a Goldfine mill fueled questions about labels and a complainant. Adams said he did not know the rules and regulations and that gifts and hotel expenses from Goldfine did not benefit him personally. He noted no direct improper request and claimed he and Goldfine were strangers in dealings with federal agencies.
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Adams
Goldfine
Boston
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Hagerty
Pearson
Washington
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
House
Eisenhower
Subcommittee
Robert Lishman
FTC
Lishman
New York
Plymouth
Mass
Atone
Big Three survey wreckage of efforts at summit talks
The United States Britain and France assessed their failed pre summit diplomacy as Moscow publicized Khrushchev's letter denouncing talks as needlessly foot dragging. Gromyko announced the move to reveal top secret material and called the West to clarify its stance on a heads of government meeting.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Khrushchev
State Department
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
Patrick Reilly
Maurice Dejean
Paris
London
Gromyko
Thompson
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Dulles
Hammarskjold
Lebanon
Carlos P. Garcia
Garcia
Russia
Kremlin
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Nagy
Yugoslavia
Budapest
Tito
Cyprus Statement Postponed For 48 Hours By Cabinet
Prime Minister Macmillan announced a 48 hour postponement of a Cyprus policy statement at NATO partners request. NATO and Greece Turkey tensions over the island influence the delay. Troops remain on alert as Greeks and Turks gauge the plan including potential self government and a future plebiscite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Macmillan
Cyprus
Britain
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Greece
Turkey
Commons
Paul- Henri Spaak
M. Spaak
Dulles Sees U S Fleet Action In Lebanon
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States may use military action to preserve Lebanon's independence and that the 6th Fleet and Marines could be involved. He noted U N and Hammarskjold in the area and indicated possible expansion of force with mobility to meet contingencies.
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Washington
State Dulles
United States
Lebanon
Dulles
U.S
Mediterranean
Growth of height and spirit in the believer
The text notes that physical height rises with diet and care, but true spiritual growth requires divine involvement. It stresses repentance and forgiveness to remove sins and poisons, removing hatreds and selfish desires so growth can begin.
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Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Sam. J. Ervin Jr
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Morse
Coat
Fire Guts Tobacco Warehouse
Robert Hale
James C. Oliver
Hale
R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
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