Storm Bello Winds Across the Eastern United States
A severe ice storm lashed the eastern U S causing widespread outages from New Jersey to New York City and beyond. Power and telephone lines failed, emergency crews battled to restore service as communities faced prolonged blackouts. Trees blocked highways while snowfall and freezing drizzle affected several regions across the Midwest and New England.
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Dulles Due Back Wil Brief the Nation on NATO Moves
Secretary of State Dulles returns from Paris to report progress toward uniting Western powers after the Egypt crisis. He will brief President Eisenhower and discuss Nehru talks and NATO shifts including a weapons pact and future joint consultations among all 15 allies.
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Rebellion Crushed in Hungary Shifts to Factories and Mines
Rebellion in Hungary has been stamped down in cities but flares in rural areas and now centers on Budapest factories and southern uranium and coal mines. Thousands again refused to work in a dozen Budapest plants as Soviet troops and Hungarian Communist militia occupied factories. Workers said they would stay idle until Premier Janos Kadar released two labor leaders arrested for ordering a general strike.
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Los Angeles
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Indictments in Army Depot fraud target Green and five firms
A federal grand jury in Scranton indicted Rep. William Green Jr. and Philadelphia Democrat Herbert McGillinchey along with five contractors for alleged fraud and deception in contracts for a $33 million Army Signal Corps depot. The panel charged conspiracies to bypass specs, with Green accused of taking $10,000 plus $21,000 through his insurance business. Also named were John P. Gilboy Jr., Joseph Rochez, Frederick Raff, Robert W. Brown, and John B. Kennel. Green intends a written statement after review.
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Old Illinois College Will Close in 57
Shurtleff College in Alton will suspend operations June 30 after 12 years of operation. Trustees plan to negotiate with Southern Illinois University for a possible branch or relocation while seeking a viable future for the privately run Baptist affiliated institution founded in 1827 by John Mason Peck.
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John Mason Peck
Alton College
Rolard Turnbull
Magloire Granted Month Stay in Jamaica Amid Haiti Turmoil
Official sources report Haiti's President Paul Magloire was granted a one month stay in Kingston Jamaica. He indicated no long term plans but may stay indefinitely. Magloire arrived from Haiti where his bid for a military dictatorship failed. provisions note provisional leadership until May as general elections are planned.
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West Coast yards may build tankers
San Francisco Mayor George Christopher, telephoning from Washington, said contracts to build several large oil tankers on the West Coast are very imminent. He met with Clarence C Morse of the Federal Maritime Board as the board prepared to announce new contracts similar in size to the 32,650 ton ship ordered from Bethlehem Steel’s Pacific yard last week. Morse did not name the yards that would receive the orders.
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Cash Theft at Music Store on East 8th Street
A theft report cites a $50 cash loss from the cash register of a music store at 249 E 8th St. Police were notified Friday about the incident.
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Hungarians Strike at Csepel Iron and Steel Works
About 28,000 workers at the Csepel iron and steel complex near Budapest refused to work until Sandor Rags and Sandor Bari were released after arrests. A sit down strike at Bejolanis electric factory drew 6,000 workers, with many others idle at various plants. Western reporters were detained by security police before release. An informed source says miners at Pers mines dropped from 100,000 to 45,000, with large numbers fleeing to the West and others vanishing.
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Budapest
Sandor Rags
Csepel
Associated Press
Eric Waha
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Do You Agree creation that will sever coat of styles
Fragmentary note describes a creation that will sever coats of styles and lause rites. Mentions Se year after year and names SoS aired Allen Laas WG Aeoerienn Mla Wet in unclear context.
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Red Cross Disputes Hungarian Relief Charge
Life magazine defends relief efforts for Hungarian refugees amid criticism from the American Red Cross over fair share of offers. Life editorials propose air drops but deny undermining Red Cross work. E. Roland Harriman expressed considerable concern after reviewing an advance copy of the piece.
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Students Shun Reds Propaganda Meeting at Humboldt University
East Berlin students at Humboldt University refused to attend a Communist propaganda meeting on Friday night. Neues Deutschland claimed workers were invited to exchange cordial words with the students, reflecting ongoing unrest in East Germany and mounting student discontent.
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East Germany
Raid charge false claim sparks Korean village incident
In Panmunjom Korea United Nations commanders denied an armed raid by South Korea that officials said killed a North Korean resident and kidnapped a teenage boy. The UN command rejected the accusation as false and misleading.
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