Nehru Criticizes UN Hungary Resolution in Parliament
In New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru opposed UN calls for free elections in Hungary arguing they threaten Soviet withdrawal and risk wider war. He warned such elections would interfere in Hungary and set a bad precedent, while tying his critique to Kashmir and Pakistan. He also condemned Egypt actions as aggressive.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
U.N
Hungary
Pakistan
Kashmir
Middle East
General Assembly
Nehra
Egypt
Put First Things First in Time Management
This piece urges a spiritual approach to organizing life under God's guidance. It warns against letting chores and desires crowd out essential obligations and stresses maintaining calm, prioritizing spiritual duties, and balancing work and play to achieve meaningful results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
UN heads to Egypt as 60 000 dock workers walk out
Dag Hammarskjold travels from Naples and Capodichino with U N troops as Soviet demands to restore pre invasion borders stiffen the Egyptian peacekeeping task. The secretary general coordinates with Danish Norwegian Colombian and Swedish contingents already in Suez Canal zone and Capodichino staging areas awaiting reinforcements. Aay pages tease more on page twelve A.
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London
Egypt
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Britain
France
Israel
Hammarskjold
Naples
Suez Canal Zone
U. N
Abu Suweir
Curt Egersted
Capodichino
Italy
Cairo
United Nations
Rome
Marine Drill Instructor Sentenced to Prison and Bad Conduct
Pfc. Frederick A. Renton, 19, of New York City, was sentenced at Parris Island to one year at hard labor and a bad conduct discharge after being convicted of four counts of cruelty to recruits. The sentence includes forfeiture of pay and is subject to review. He pleaded guilty to forcing recruits to suspend themselves over naked bayonets.
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Parris Island
S.C
Frederick A. Renton
New York City
Renton
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Ton
Kadar Labour Pact Reported in Hungary by Endre Marton
Budapest reports Janos Kadar and Budapest Central Council of Workers agreed on a three stage partial troop withdrawal and talks on a coalition government. Western observers remain skeptical as the general strike drags on economy.
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Endre Marton
Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Ac Eomnsl
Imre Nagy
Nagy
Kadar
T P Weke
Central Council of Workers
Russia
Moscow
Vienna
Pole Tells of Reign of Police Terror
WARSAW Poland official Communist record discloses Stalinist police terror in which seven days of interrogation left victims unfit for life. Leon Wudski criticizes former secret police chief Jacob Berman and other Politburo members for ushering the terror. The document notes abductions, torture including nails torn from fingers, water torture and freezing, witnessed by many in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Leon Wudski
Central Committee
Communist Party
Moscow
Kremlin
Wudski
Jacob Berman
Secret Police
Boleslaw Bierut
Roman Zambroski
Politburo
Sys- Wolski
Berman
Rozanski
10Th Dept
U.B
Comrade Berman
Bride Admits Embezzling $140000 From Husband
A 35 year old bride admitted embezzling 140000 from her husband’s electronics firm over three years. She pleaded innocent, was arraigned before Magistrate Edward E. Reider, and is jailed in Union County without bail.
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Clark Township
N. J
Conrad Miller
Union County
Edward E. Reider
Arthur Mishkin
Metuchen
Proposal Would Affect Carrier Boys
Carrier boys now self employed would become employees of their newspapers under a federal model workmen's compensation law. The plan would classify them as employees and expand benefits for injuries whether on or off the job. Newsprint supply and demand issues were also discussed with forecasts of increased usage and production by 1959.
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Boca Raton
Fla
William Dwight
Assn
Holy Loke
Mass
Transcript-Telegram
SNPA
Dwight
U.S. Department of Labor
Aoe
Longshore Strike Halts Waterfront Activity in Atlantic Ports
Thousands of Longshoremen walked out from Maine to Texas in a strike that shut port activity at New York and other Atlantic Gulf coast ports. The ILA with about 60 000 members led the action as of midnight ending the old contract with the New York Shipping Association. Mayor Wagner and mediators sought a settlement while cargo ships faced delays and dockers picketed in several cities including Baltimore Galveston and Jacksonville.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
Maine
Texas
International Longsnoremens Assn
New York Shipping Assn
Robert F. Wagner
New York Harbor
Saturnia
Panam
New Jersey
Baltimore
New England
Portland
Boston
New Bedford
Mass
Providence
R.I
Galveston
Tex
Jacksonville
Fla
Charleston
S.C
Wilmington
N. C
ILA
Sunny Paint Army Ammunition
Southport
Sete Goto
New York-New Jersey Waterfront Commission
AFL
Invasion of Egypt Seen Near-Disaster by U S Officials
U S officials view the British French invasion of Egypt as nearly disastrous with outcomes uncertain. The operation aimed to regain control of the Suez Canal and undermine President Nasser while risking direct Soviet intervention and seeking Western political backing.
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Washington
Egypt
U. S
Suez Canal
Nasser
Britain
France
United States
London
Middle East
Russia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Paris
North
Africa
Algeria
Cairo
Sinai Peninsula
Nica
General Assembly
Debate on Red China seat stalls UN General Assembly
The United States Britain and several commonwealth members opposed a full Assembly debate on seating Red China at the United Nations. Sen Knowland circulated a statement condemning India for backing the Soviet drive to include Communist China. Britain Crosthwaite urged shelving the issue while the Assembly planned to revisit South Africa's racial policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
U. N
Red China
General Assembly
Sen
Knowland
Rcalif
World Organization
India
United States
Britain
U. S. Senate
China
V. K. Krishna Menon
Korea
North Korea
Sera
South Africa
Montgomery Seeks Legal Path to Preserve Segregation
Montgomery leaders and Negro boycott organizers debated law books and tactics as they confront a U S Supreme Court ban on bus segregation. Mayor Gayle pledged enforcement while boycotters plan to resume riding city buses once the Court ruling ends the boycott. The dispute spans restaurants restrooms parks pools and other public facilities in the Deep South capital.
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Montgomery
Ala
U.S. Supreme Court
W. A. Gayle
Supreme Court
Gayle
Deep South
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Red
E. L. M. Burns
Canada
Idlewild
Burns
Marine
Pole
Reign of Police
Miller
Michael A. Paticchio
Plainfield
Carrier Boys
Sae Sen
Associated Press
P.M. Crosthwaite
U. I
Alabama
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