Hungarian Refugees Flow Through Passau Border Crossing
Passau Germany near the Austrian border becomes a transit point for Hungarian refugees seeking repatriation. Many face long Austrian visa waits while welfare workers note homesickness and family ties draw them back. Officials estimate about 1000 have asked to return.
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France
Belgium
West Germany
Austria
Caritas Welfare Organization
The
Foreign Legion
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Educational Hearings To End Today
Four-year program of 300 million dollars in federal grants to states for classrooms faces opposition as economy talk grows. Rep Kelley says economy talk dangers the school bill. he supports a six year program totaling 53.6 billion. Rep Bailey notes issues from the economy debate. Rep Metcalf sees a serious question but believes it can be overcome.
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Bailey
D-Wva
Metcalf
D-Mont
Considered As An Envoy
The New York Times reports James J. Wadsworth the permanent deputy U S representative to the United Nations is being considered for ambassador to Austria. He would succeed Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr. as Thompson moves to the Soviet post. Bohlen shifts to the Philippines. Wadsworth, a Republican, has served under Truman and Eisenhower and was born June 12, 1905 in Groveland New York, son of the late Senator James Wadsworth. He has a family farm near Geneseo in upstate New York.
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New York Times
James J. Wadsworth
U. S
United Nations
Austria
Washington Dispatch
the Times
Wadsworth
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Thompson
Charles E. Bohlen
Soviet Union
Bohlen
Phillippines
Truman
Eisenhower
Groveland
N. Y
James Wadsworth
Geneseo
Upstate
Proposals on federal aid to education face budget clash
Washington House Education subcommittee aims to finish hearings on a federal education aid plan. Opponents cite demands for spending cuts. Reading fragments show references to Fairview Montana, budget disputes, and figures about eggs and cargo.
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House
Fairview
Mont
Cyrus Salsbury
Martin
Doal
Salsbury
West Germany
Three Bomb Scares Hit Big Planes
Yesterday and last night three major airlines searched 32 planes across 10 cities in the East Midwest and South after anonymous threats. No bombs found. about 800 passengers faced delays up to an hour. Trans World Airlines conducted 28 searches in four hours at New York area airports and Newark with six planes diverted to alternate airports.
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Midwest
Trans World Airlines
Manhattan
Dlewild
LaGuardia
Newark
Folk dance festival notes telephoned threat
A telephoned warning disrupted plans for a folk dance festival linked to American Airlines and Charleston officials. A Boston to New York flight was checked after a call claimed dynamite was placed on a plane. Authorities searched the Dallas and Philadelphia offices and a woman at SMU Health Education noted the event.
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Dallas
Charleston
American Airlines
Philadelphia
Boston
Southern Methodist
University
New
York
Delta planes searched after bomb threat call
Three Delta Airlines planes were searched last night at Newark Houston and Charlotte in response to a telephone bomb threat reported to the Philadelphia office. The caller said a bomb was aboard a plane bound for Newark.
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Newark
Houston
Tex
Charlotte
N.C
Philadelphia
SS Benefits Available To Disabled Workers
The Bureau of Old Age and Survivors Insurance warns that many disabled workers have not applied for protections under new disability provisions. If June 30 1957 passes, eligibility to freeze records and to receive monthly disability benefits could be lost, with survivors benefits and future old age benefits at risk for their families.
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Social Security Diistrct A
Chocolates with glass threaten Dinah Washington at club
Police said a mailed box of chocolates sent to blues singer Dinah Washington at Zardi's contained glass slivers and a note threatening goodbye. Mrs. Ann Moore who bit a chocolate alerted authorities. postal inspectors joined the probe as detectives pursue the sender, “Yasha.”
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Hollywood
Dinah Washington
Zardi’s
Onl
Mark Nolan
Ann Moore
Miss Washington
Deaths mark list of notable figures and editors
The AP reports multiple obituaries including actress Josephine Hull famed for The Solid Gold Cadillac and Harvey Oscar winner. Rev. Msgr. David F. Montane Catholic Welfare Bureau director in Kansas City. Neville Dunn president of Thoroughbred Record Co. and former Lexington sports editor. Joseph Lister Rutledge Canadian author and ex editor. Isaac A. Smoot former Utah postmaster and LDS church leader. Charres D P Nethaway United Press Kansas City bureau manager. deaths occurred yesterday. births noted in Newtonville Maine Portland Mayville Kentucky Winnipeg Kansas City Terrell Texas.
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New York
Josephine Hull
Hollywood
Harvey
Newtonville
Boston
Kansas City
David F. Montane
Catholic Welfare Bureau
Sinc
Portland
Maine
Lexington
An — Neville Dunn
Thoroughbred Record Co
Lexington Herald
Lexington Leader
Maysville
Toronto
Joseph Lister Rutledge
Winnipeg
Chicago
Isaac A. Smoot
Sal Lake City
Irom
Utah House of Representatives
Northern States
The
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Mormons
Video Viewers See Heart Operation on TV in Detroit
Detroit viewers watched surgeons repair the heart of Harlow Wever 23 at Grace Hospital. WWJ TV cameras captured the opening of the chest cavity and exposure of the heart muscle as Dr James Blodgett described the steps. Wever, a Scottville Mich farm equipment salesman, had a defective valve in his heart.
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