Possible Soviet drastic action feared over Poland independence
U S officials fear Moscow may use force to stop Poland's bid for independence. Khrushchev and Kremlin leaders weigh counter steps as two to four Soviet divisions moved to the East German frontier last week. Officials say decisive military action is possible but not yet taken, with economic aid likely only after a delay.
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Poles Rage in Wroclaw Over Katyn Flags and Gomulka
Mob demonstrations erupt in Wroclaw Breslau Krakow and Stettin as crowds tear Soviet flags protest Katyn murders and demand more democracy. Witnesses report chants for Rokossovsky and release of Cardinal Wyszynski amid signs of a government shakeup and Poland's independent path.
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Overcoming Procrastination in Daily Duties and Faith
A writer urges tearing down procrastination in chores and religious duties. He argues tasks appear harder before starting, but become rewarding once begun. The piece links small homework efforts to broader life improvements and spiritual progress.
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Robert L. Dieffenbacher
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Hungarian Communists Promise Reforms Amid Student Demands
The Hungarian Communist party pledges a new leadership elected democratically and reform plans as student protests grow for freedom and reform. The front page editorial says a Hungarian road to socialism will emerge independent of Moscow, with Nagy as a symbolic figure but not restored as premier.
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Hope Grows for Cancer Conqueror Says Runyon Confidence rises in lifetime victory
Melford R. Runyon of the American Cancer Society told a District of Columbia meeting that hope is high as research advances. He cited that 50 percent of cancer patients might be saved with current knowledge and noted progress from one in four save rate a decade ago to one in three now. He urged expanded research education and services. He highlighted a 12.6 percent drop in women’s cancer mortality over the last decade and predicted gains for men with routine annual checkups.
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Adlai Focuses On Bedrock Issues In Final Campaign Push
Adlai E. Stevenson shifted to core issues as he prepared to fly to New York for a nonstop closing campaign drive. He prioritized foreign policy and his anti hydrogen bomb tests proposal, plus attacks on GOP ties to big business, high costs of living, and farm prices. He criticized Eisenhower’s Bulganin letter, calling it inappropriate timing and offensive to him personally.
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Eisenhower to undergo new physical exam this weekend
President Eisenhower, described as in fine health, will receive a complete new medical exam this weekend with results released by Monday morning. He may or may not hold a news conference with the eight doctors involved. The president will also address hydrogen bomb testing and appear on two TV programs this week.
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Second child dies after ant poison ingestion in Greenville
In Greenville, the second of four children who swallowed ant poison Sunday died at Greenville General Hospital. Janice Brookshire aged 12? died 41 hours after the incident. Her twin Joyce remained in critical condition while Kenneth Howard, 4, died on arrival at Allen Bennett Memorial Hospital in Greer. Barbara, 5, remained in poor condition. all were treated at General Hospital after stomachs were pumped.
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Five Algerian Rebels Arrested Triggers North Africa Unrest
Demonstrations erupt across Tunis Casablanca and Algiers after French authorities arrest five top Algerian rebels. Crowds shout for free Algeria while Tunisian and Moroccan leaders condemn the seizure and call for intervention.
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Ahmed Ben Bella
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Morocco
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Edriss M’hammedi
United States
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Decision On NAACP Due Today In Texas Case
Tyler Texas Dist. Judge Otis T Dunagan will rule today on whether the NAACP can continue operating in Texas The decision is expected to prompt an appeal Regardless of the ruling the state seeks a temporary injunction to extend the order until a full trial Thurgood Marshall and Roy Wilkins led the defense with A Simpson Tate among key witnesses They deny soliciting civil rights suits endorsing candidates or operating for profit The case stems from investigations by state attorneys general into NAACP branches with witnesses fearing armed patrols and Rangers during testimony
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Roy Wilkins
A. Simpson Tate
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BE INFORMED Know the issues before you vote Nov 6
Election year guide urges voters to study key issues before the upcoming polls on November 6. It emphasizes research on candidates and measures to cast an informed ballot.
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