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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1956
Page
8
Budapest reports reveal mass arrests by AVEI secret police as nearly 400 rebels and anti communist prisoners are freed and fled to mountains after reports of a new government reshuffle and possible talks before Christmas with non communist leaders.
British Information Services executive H Campbell died in Knoxville Tennessee at 52 after a career that included arrest and imprisonment by Soviets in 1947. The British information chief, linked to wartime broadcasts and anti Communist activities, had spent much of his life in the United States.
A heavy fog that blanketed the northeast region, including New York City and Long Island, began thinning this morning. Visibility rose to four miles by 6 a.m., with no major accidents reported in New York City overnight. Traffic slowed in dense fog areas, and Staten Island ferries faced up to 20 minute delays despite radar. Idlewild operations were suspended late yesterday but resumed after 1 a.m., with 33 planes detoured to LaGuardia and Boston as fog delayed arrivals.
The International Longshoremen's Association urged dockers to end their boycott after a meeting of the Coast District Committee. William V. Bradley voiced grave concern about diplomatic and retaliatory reactions from the Soviet Union if shipments from Russia and its satellites continue to be refused.
Ford Motor Co britain division will move to a three day work week in January officials said. The move affects production lines and shifts at factories across the U K as industry officials confirm the schedule.
Coronet Magazine presents a 20 page feature on Marilyn Monroe, portraying her as the product of troubled parents and a fantasy of American dreams. Novelist James T. Farrell offers sharp insight into her rise to fame and personal battles in a candid, revealing profile.
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