U N clears way for debate on Hungary crisis
United Nations steering committee approved a priority debate on Hungary in the General Assembly despite Soviet objections. Eleven of sixteen voted for, two against. The committee also urged placing the Middle East issue on the agenda. Hungary’s government rejected outside intervention and cited internal affairs.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
Middle East
Assembly
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Hungary
Istvan Sebes
Dag Hammarskjald
Sebes
Russia
U. S
Hungary Rallies in Massive Passive Protest Against Soviets
Reports from Vienna and Budapest describe Hungarians marching and striking against Soviet troops and the puppet Janos Kadar regime. A general strike paralyzed the capital as leaflets urged continued resistance and noncooperation with occupiers.
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Vienna
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchov
Kadar
M. A. Susiov
A. Ts. Mikoyan
Kremlin
Satelite
Endre Marton
Supreme Court Upholds Bus Segregation Ban in Alabama
The Supreme Court unanimously upheld a three judge ruling finding unconstitutional Alabama and Montgomery bus segregation laws. The decision was appealed by Montgomery’s Board of Commissioners and by the Alabama Public Service Commission. Other actions denied Sheppard appeal in a Cleveland murder case and involved Utah, State Department, labor unions, and foreign aid review.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
U.S. District Court
Board of Commissioners
Alabama Public Service Commission
Trie |Bunal
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleveland Osteopath
Traffic fatalities listed by State Accident Records
Topeka data shows fatalities totaled in the last seven hours as recorded by the State Accident Records Section, with figures for the current period 1956 57 0 compared to 1955 49 0 in the same span.
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Topeka
Deer Takes Great Panes to Impress Pittsburgh Folks
Mrs Shafer near Carnegie report describes a deer leaping through a living room window and into a parlor. Soon after, neighbor Mrs Zawoyski found a deer inside her home, fleeing through another window. Police believe the animal strayed from a nearby farm herd.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew Shafer
Carnegie
Jean Zawoyski
Leaflets Hit Chungking In Aerial Raid
Taipei reports that Chungking the wartime capital of China was targeted in an A-province leaflet raid last night conducted by Nationalist planes over Red China.
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Taipei
Chuneking
China
Red China
U N Observers Move Into Suez Canal Zone
A 12 man U N observer team entered the Suez Canal zone to monitor the cease fire between French British and Egyptian forces. Egypt agreed to admit the U N police but set five conditions including limits on duties location staffing and duration. The first police airlift was postponed pending daylight reconnaissance of Cairo airport.
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London
U.N
Suez Canal Zone
No Man's-Land
Egypt
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Port Said
Canal Zone
Haifa
Palestine
Capadichino
Haig
Air Reconnaissance A
Cairo
Hammarskjold
Middle East
Britain
Capodichino
FE. L. M. Burns
Jerusalem
Laly
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Israel
Bright prediction by Dr Salk in 1957 foresees polio impact
Atlantic City reports Dr Jonas E Salk predicts Americans could be paralyzed by polio in 1957 if up to 50 percent of polio shots are needed. Pittsburgh scientist cites latest vaccine findings and mentions a possible discovery to avoid importing vaccine components from India. Mrs Charles Wilson, wife of the defense secretary, is hospitalized for observation at Walter Reed.
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Atlantic City
Jonas E. Salk
Pittsburgh
India
Shrimp Boat Captain Wounded in Mexican Gunfire
In Brownsville Texas the captain of the US shrimp boat Pescador Tom Wilson was critically wounded after a Mexican gunboat fired on the vessel. The boat, escorted by the gunboat, headed for Tampico Mexico with Wilson resting but not in danger. The incident underscores disputes over shrimping rights and 3 to 4 mile sovereignty claims between the US and Mexico.
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Tex
United States
Pescador
Tom Wilson
U.S. Coast Guard
John Santos Carinhas
Radio Today
Tampico
Mexico
State Department
Washington
Wilson
Mexiica
Texas Shrimp Assn
Texas
Ike Nehru to Meet Before End of Year
India's ambassador said after a White House visit that President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru have agreed to meet in Washington before year’s end. A date will be announced within a week in New Delhi and Washington. Reports that Ellsworth Bunker may be named ambassador to India were mentioned but not confirmed.
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Washington
India
White House
Eisenhower
Nehru
L. Mehta
New Delhi
Mehia
United States
John Sherman Cooper
Ellsworth Bunker
American Red Cross
Duke and Duchess Arrive in London amid Divorce Boycott Hope
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived today in London for their first Britain visit since 1953. Observers expect the royal family's 20 year boycott on the divorced duchess may be ending.
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London
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
Britain
Hungary Struggles Hurt Soviet Prestige and Power aims
New York report analyzes how Soviet intervention in Hungary undermines Moscow's international authority and domestic strength. It outlines expected fallout including shifts in Western European socialism, strained Titoist relations, Polish Communist moves against Moscow, and rising dissent among East European satellites.
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New York
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party
Hungary
Europe
Communist Party
Moscow
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Albania
Oerter Nieder See Action Nov 27 28 at AU
KU athletes Al Oerter and Bill Nieder train in Australia for the World Series of Track Olympic trials with Oerter opening Nov 27 and Nieder in the shot put Nov 28 final. Easton expects both to contend for gold as fans urged to send support.
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Bill Nieder
Kansas University
Bill Easton
K. U
Nieder
Lawrence
United States
Olympic Village
Heidelberg
Victoria
Australia
Easton
K.U
Oerter
Bill
Mt. Oread
Parry O'Brien
Hawaii
Big Bill
Lawrence High School
California
Qerter
Coah Easton
Cooler Air Ahead as Front Brings Autumn Weather
Flaming maple trees and warm sun gave an Autumn day but forecasters warned a new front would lower Wednesday temperatures to normal for the season. Monday's high barely reached 60 with a 36 night low, then 70 by 2 pm, likely the last time this Fall. Overnight lows in the 40s with afternoons 10-15 degrees cooler than today. This date in 1940 saw an 8 degree dip, the earliest sub 10 reading on record.
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Weather Bureau
Mrs Sutton Named Kansas Farm Bureau Woman of the Year
Mrs Jesse Sutton of Route 4 is named one of 10 Kansas Farm Bureau Women of the Year at the state convention in Topeka. She will tour Florida and Cuba December 4 to 15, attend the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Miami, and compete for national Woman of the Year. The Sutton family plans a Florida trip as a reward for leadership in Douglas County and district activity across Eastern Kansas. The family operates a 693 acre farm with livestock and other rural pursuits.
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Jesse Sutton
Kansas Farm Bureau
Topeka
Kansas
Sutton
Florida
Cuba
American Farm Bureau Federation
Miami
Douglas County
Lung Cancer Linked to Industrial Fumes Says Expert
In Atlantic City New Jersey Dr W C Hoeper of the National Cancer Institute argues most lung cancers stem from fumes and chemicals in the industrial motorized age rather than cigarettes. He cites worldwide studies showing rising cases tied to dust gases and airborne exposures on jobs.
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Atlantic City
N. J
W. C. Hoeper
National Cancer Institute
Mathematics Master and Servant lecture set at KU
The Sigma Xi series at Kansas University opens with Dr. G Baley Price chairing the Mathematics Department delivering Mathematics Master and Servant Thursday in Strong Auditorium as the second lecture in the IGY series. Other lectures cover geology radiochemistry geophysics geography paleontology astronomy and biology with at least eight nations expected to cooperate in IGY 1957 58.
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Kansas University
Siema Ni
National Honor Society
G. Baley Price
At . Pom
Strong
IGY
Dr. Price
Newton
Price
Sigma Xi
Max Dresden
John Says He Considered Death by Own Action in Reds Prison
John, former West German intelligence official, told the Federal Supreme Court he nearly took his own life during 17 months behind the Iron Curtain. He testified that cooperation with the Communists was needed to return West, insisting he never surrendered in spirit. He faced treason charges for leaking state secrets and denouncing FBI-style agents after crossing into East Berlin on July 20, 1954, and returned last December to surrender to West German authorities.
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Karssrune
Germany
Otto
John
East Berlin
Gruenther Warns Russians Any Attack Would Destroy Soviet
General Gruenther warned the Soviet Union that any attack on the West would trigger instant retaliation and destroy Russia. He spoke at a farewell news conference citing rockety threats and denying that rockets could deter the Atlantic Alliance’s will to retaliate. He noted he will turn over NATO command November 20 and retire December 31 to become American Red Cross president.
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Gruenther
Paris
Alfred M. Gruenther
NATO
Soviet Union
West
Russia
Egypt
Gruenthey
Europe
Fisenhowerook
U. S
Lawiris Norsstad
Army
American Red Cross
Turnpike revenue still below hoped for goals
Kansas Turnpike receipts in the first 18 days of operation totaled 174032, about 59700 per day, far short of the year’s forecast. Officials expect later improvements from bottlenecks at Kansas City ends, new intercity viaducts, Oklahoma border link, and a forthcoming billing system that could boost traffic and tolls.
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Highteenth Street
Kansas City
Kas
Kaw River
Mission Area
Oklahom
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Kansas
United States
Kansas University
West Lawrence Toll Plaza
Weather notes show cooling trend with scattered readings
The report describes cooler, partly cloudy conditions across Kansas with a night low around the 30s to 40s and Wednesday highs near 70. Temperatures include a midnight to morning span and comparisons to last year, noting a general drop in daytime highs and overnight lows.
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