Martial law imposed in Hungary as rebels resist crackdown
The Moscow backed regime declared martial law in Hungary as a 48 hour strike and civilian arming crackdown followed. Reports say regional workers councils were outlawed and Western communications were severed while authorities pledged swift punishment for armed provocation and crimes.
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Hungary
Budapest
Kadar
Armen
Tatabanya
Buda
Pest
Bokescuaba
Battonya
Budapest Workers Council
Becs
Bordar
Ney
Indonesian Order Bans Demonstration
Government order blocks a planned protest by about 5,000 Indonesians over Soviet actions in Hungary. The 36 concerned groups including labor youth and student associations complied with the ban, noting past protests against French moves in Egypt were not vetoed.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
CPA
Hungary
Sliglent
Worker
Egypt
Moonshiner Fends Off Trooper With Whisky Tins
Florida Highway Patrol Trooper BR. I. Adkins pursued a moonshiner near Jacksonville on Sunday. The escapee hurled five gallon tins of illegal whisky to block the chase, and Adkins reported one throw caused a runnability scare as the moonshiner evaded capture.
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Jacksonville
Fla. AF
BR. I. Adkins
Florida Highway Patrol
Adkins
Bernie Schmidt
Detroit
Schmidt
Pair Clubs Kill Man With Bottles in Chicago Hotel
Police say Malcolm Beggs a 49 year old actor was stabbed to death with whisk rattles in a near north side hotel room. Detectives seized two 19 year old youths before they could leave the scene after responding to a disturbance call.
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Chicago
UPI
Malcolm Beggs
Near North Side
Three Dead and Thirty-Two Missing After Philippine Storm
Typhoon Polly struck southern Luzon with 89 mph winds. The Bureau of Customs reported 32 stevedores missing after two barges sank off southeastern Luzon near Pavutic as authorities confirmed three deaths in the region.
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Windoapi
Polly
Lesat
Tliyzon Island
Philippines
Bureau of Customs
Pavutic
Luzon
Philippine News Service
Drunk Roundup Sees Officer Hit After Car Stop
Chicago police officer Michael Lukaszewski 32 was packing drunks into a squad car when a speeding vehicle struck him. He suffered a back injury and possible concussion. Driver Robert Achievield 38 was arrested on drunk driving charges.
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Chicago
Poliewmin
Michael Lukaszewski
Lukaszewski
Robert Achievield
Progress in Suez Talks Between United States and Britain
Secretary of State Dukes and British Foreign Secretary Lloyd met in Paris and reported real progress toward a unified policy on the Suez waterway. They discussed canal clearance and operation, future control, and NATO cohesion amid Western alliance concerns.
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Paris
NATO Alliance
Pincan
Dullés-Lloyd
Emhassy
Raisar
NATO Council
Atlantic Alliance
Western European Union
WEU
Arma
Dulles
Lingd
NATO
United States
Middle East
Suez Canal
Treasury
George Humphrey
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
High Court Backs Union Appeals on Notice and Damages
The Supreme Court, in two cases, upheld NLRB rulings affecting unions and wage disclosure while limiting damages from federal negligence to $20,000. The Boston case involved a crane operator and Taft Hartley notice. the Massachusetts death at Watertown arsenal set the upper limit. Justice Douglas commented on sanctions against members, not guilty officers.
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Washington
Su- His
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
U S District Court
Boston
U.S
Thej
City of Justice
Douglas
Hutchinson
Massachusetts
Menor See Wee Bre UU
National Labor Relations) Board
NLRB
F. W.woolworth Co
San Bernardino
Calif
U.S. Circuit Court
San Francisco
United States
Jeremiah C. Crowley
Watertown
Mass
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Imerican
Kadar Segim
Egal all-Hungary Conference of Workers Councils
Philippine
Sue
Alngle
Doc Sears
Long Beach
Belmont Shade
Terming & Livingston Drive
Cat Corbett
Belmont Shore Mobil
Park Aye
Eral Py
Sam Ora Books
Acée
High Court
Stegls
J.C. Keys
Atlantic Long Beach
California
Bullums
Sante
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