Eisenhower seeks emergency action on Hungarian refugees
The White House said the United States will raise the refugee quota to 21 500 and seek emergency legislation to grant permanent residence to some Hungarians and other refugees. President Eisenhower will ask Congress to include provision for asylum seekers in other countries to apply for permanent resettlement, with fast transportation arrangements coordinated by Secretary Wilson. The program aims to aid victims of Soviet oppression and support Austria’s refugee policy, while evaluating final quota levels and the total admitted since the crisis began.
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United States
Eisenhower
Congress
Silay
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
White House
Austria
Wi'soah
Tracy S. Vonrhees
Army
Voorhees
Im.madiately
Jaly
Intruder Wounded in Apartment Door Mixup
William and Ezella Bellinger heard a key turn in their door at 3846 E 149th St Cleveland early today. A man forced entry and was shot by Mr Bellinger who fired. Richard Warfield, 69, who had moved into 8674 E 129th St two weeks earlier, received the bullet wound and was treated at St. Luke's Hospital. Police said the two doors shared a key by coincidence.
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Cleveland
William
Ezella Bellinger
Bellinger
St. Luke's Hospital
Richard Warfield
Man Admits Slaying in L B Penthouse
Ex-convict Nash told officers of his Long Beach crime spree and a separate 1985 murder in Sacramento. He described luring a boy to Ocean Park, stabbing him repeatedly, and claiming he cannot explain why he kills. Police note Nash is a sexual perpetrator with multiple aliases and a history of grand theft.
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Berg
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Mesa
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Nash
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Long Beach
Ocean Park Pier
Ocean Park
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Santa, Monica
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Riceto
Los Angeles
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Sacramento
Suanl
Quentin
Dulles Ends Vacation to Confer with Eisenhower
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will end his convalescence Sunday morning and travel immediately to Augusta Georgia to confer with President Eisenhower on urgent matters.
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Kky West
Pla
John Foster Dulles
Augusta
Eiserhower
Hawaii Union Heads Shun Probe Queries
Honolulu report details four affit ders of Harry Bruges' Tong. shore union refusing to answer 98 questions at a Senate hearing on communism in Hawaii. Witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment. 4,000 dock and plantation workers marched on Iolan Passe. Union ousted by CLO in 1950 as Communist controlled. ILWU has about 24,000 Hawaii members.
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Harry Bruges
Tong
Shore Union
U. S. Senate
Hatawaii
International Longshoremen's. and
Warehousemen's Union
Senate
T Hey
Iolant Passe
Seat Af Ae
Robert McElrath
Partie
Sen
Olin Johnston
D-Sc
America
Newton Miyagi
Hawaii
Ernnest Arena
Joseph Kealulio
CLO
ILWU
Jack Hall
Ten Perish in Flaming B52 Crash
A fiery B52 crash near Merced, California left ten people dead as wreckage scattered over miles. The plane, normally carrying a six member crew, was on a training mission when it disintegrated. Air Force officials confirmed the pilots did not contact Castle control and said recovery was hindered by speed of the event. Names listed include Maj. Robert L. Sherman and Capt. Charles W. Schneer among others.
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California
Tracy
Madera
Robert Stevenson
Caste Public Information
Castle
Stevenson
Air Force
Russia
Three Way Financing of Schools Eyed
A meeting on school finance proposed a three point plan to redistrict and streamline districts across the state. Panelists argued that a state income tax funded approach could reduce homeowner burdens and create more equitable funding, with officials from Los Angeles County and Long Beach Board of Education among the speakers. The event, sponsored by the League of Women Voters, drew about 100 attendees.
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Gerald
Riley
Fla
Tall-Gariner
Richerd M. Wickstrom
Yorkton
Kir
Bryant G. Gay
Francisco
Buckley
Wash
Stevenson Itor
William J. Maguira
Memphis
Tenn
Radio Oper
Los Angeles Soo
League of Women
Wot Jets
Elizabeth Hudson
Long Beach
Virgin Island National Park Dedicated for All People
Secretary of the Interior today dedicated the Virgin Islands National Park for the benefit and enjoyment of all the people. The 25th national park, over 5,000 acres on St. John, donated by Jackson Hole Preserve Inc. Rockefeller-backed group. Morland to be added later.
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Wiggin Islands
Interloce
Seaton
Virgin Islands National Park
Paris
Island of St. John
Jackson Hole Preserve, Inc
Mortland
Five youths jailed in school bell theft at Menzsnite Elementary
Sheriff P L Bryan apprehended five youths at Larkin Road Gridley for second degree burglary after finding a three foot diameter bell in a car. Suspects Kim Rothwell Chandler 19 Vacaville Howard Taloalea 21 Stockton Aaron K Carpenter 20 Las Vegas Nev Harold L Kelley 19 Long Beach Allen Asitentica 19 Antioch said they wanted the bell for their fraternity house. They face Gridley court after weekend jail stay.
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Pi—Frye College
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P. L. Bryan
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Kim Rothwell Chandler
Vacaville
Howard Taloalea
Aaron
K. Carpenter
Las Vegas
Nev
Harold L. Kelley
Elmore Lane
Long Beach
Allen Asitentica
Antioch
Bryan
Bardcade
Gridley Judicial Court
Snow Spreads Eastward From Great Lakes Regions
Light snow fell in the eastern Great Lakes and eastern Ohio Valley with dry weather elsewhere. Snow is forecast to spread into New England tonight as part of a warming trend in southern areas and continuing cold in the eastern third of the nation. Readings rose 15 to 20 degrees in the upper Mississippi Valley and central plains, while California, Arizona, Texas, and Florida stayed warmer and south remained near zero in parts of the Hokies.
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Ohio Valley
New England
Te Nation
Mississippi ‘Valley
Othe
Plains
California
Arizona
Texas
Florida
Sero
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Midwest
Diphtheria Epidemic Prompts Detroit Immunization Drive
Detroit area launches emergency plan with 16 teams inoculating 50 000 schoolchildren amid rising diphtheria cases. Seventeen new cases push year total to 125. five deaths reported as outbreaks concentrate in the city’s lower west side.
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Detroit
Lower Wests
Medals Se U S use New Mark
Benito of Texas captured a gold in the 100-meter relay as the U S team beat the world and Olympic mark by tenths of a second. Ira Murchison Thane Baker and Seamon King led the relay squad with Morrow Jenkins and Toro Courtney also contributing. Mildred McDaniel won the women’s high jump at a world record height of 5 feet 5.25 inches. Ron Delany claimed Ireland’s first track gold since 1932 in the 1500 meters in Olympic record time. Alsin Mimoun won the marathon as France earned its first track gold since 1928. Costes of Farrell, Pa, led Americans to 20th place. Russia excelled in canoeing and shooting where the U S failed to medal.
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Benito
United States
Ira Murchison
Chicago
Thane Baker
Elkhart
Kaw
Seamon King
Delano
Calif
Morrow
Charley Jenkins
Cambridge
Masa
Toro Courtney
Livingston
N. J
Lou Fonés
New Rochelle
Jesse “Mashburn
Okahome City
Mildred McVaniel
Atlanta
Romania
Yolanda Balas
Ron Delany
Villanova
Irejand
Russia
Alsin Mimoun
France
U.S
Nick Costes
Farwell
Olympica
Romania to Vote in Vienna for Parliament Elections
Radio today announced new elections in Romania. The plan calls for a parliamentary vote on February 3 in multiple locations including Vienna and Bucharest as part of a broad electoral drive.
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Vienna
Isucharest
Shoes Saloons Protest Honor of Police Footwear
Police in Sandals Shame Merchants in Chilpancingo as merchants accuse officers of poor appearance while on duty. Tourists observe the sight and condemn the practice, urging proper footwear for officers patrolling the town.
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Ahiay
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