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Noel Field a former U. S. State Department employee released after five years in Communist jails says he and his wife will remain in Red-ruled Hungary indefinitely. Budapest government grants political asylum at their request. The U. S. legation said they assured U. S. Minister Christian Rawndal that the asylum request was voluntary and they plan to stay here indefinitely.
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Budapest
Hungary
Noel Field
U. S. State Department
U. S
Health Minister Dies in Hungary at Age Forty
Health Minister Sandor Zsoldos, 40, of Hungary, died today after a long illness. Budapest Radio announced the death. Zsoldos was named health minister in July in a government coalition led by Imre Nagy.
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London
Sandor Zsoldos
Budapest
Zsoldos
Imre Nagy
Debate bids and Formosa tensions draw global reaction
East and West react to Formosa crisis as Pravda and Peiping pledge liberation of Taiwan and nearby islands. Molotov urges cease fire talk, Churchill hopes for UN cease-fire invitation, Senate panel delays action on a UN cease-fire resolution as U.S. debates defense of Formosa.
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Soviet Communist Party
Taiwan
Formosa
Pravda
V. M. Molotov
William Hayter
Moscow
Formosa Strait
Molotov
Russia
Moscow Railo
New Zealand
London
Churchill
U. W. Security Council
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
United Nations
Knowland
R-Calif
U. N
Congress
Russian general warns US is next battleground for atomic war
Maj. Gen. N. Talensky states the United States would be the arena for any atomic third world war and that while the US backs atomic warfare, it would be reduced to an atomic no man's land, not the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
United States
N. Talensky
Soviet Union
U S Vote Sparks Debate on Peiping Invitation at U N
The U S council delegates split as Henry Cabot Lodge Jr joined eight peers to invite Peiping while maintaining opposition to seating Red China. Arkady Sobolev abstained on the invitation vote and urged priority for New Zealand's motion, tying the issue to Formosa tensions and Chiang Kai-shek era protection.
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U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Peiping
Lodge
U. N
Arkady A. Sobolev
New Zealand
Sobolev
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Moscow
Pravda
U.S
Rancher Held as Slayer of Wife in Row
Wayne Hillman a 48 year old rancher is jailed in Paso Robles for investigation of the fatal shooting of his wife Marie 45 at their home east of the city on Monday night. District Attorney Grundell says Hillman surrendered after Mrs Hillman was shot in the head while in bed. He says the shooting followed an argument with the couple's sons Dewayne 19 and Billy 17 present in the house. Hillman is brother of Homer Hillman 51 who was ordered by a Los Angeles jury to pay 32319 in the auto crash death of Helen Bossart 17 in a crash on Highway 99 last Aug 25.
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Paso Robles
Wayne Hillman
Marie
Dist
Atty
Herbert C. Grundell
Hillman
Grundell
Dewayne
Billy
Homer Hillman
Los Angeles
New York
Helen Bossart
Miss Bossart
Highway 99
Ad Pays Off After 12 Years in Cheboygan
In Cheboygan Michigan a 42-year-old classified ad paid off sending a $20 dividend to Mrs Veronica Mascot. She said she recently received an unsigned letter stating the money was found years ago and spent before she saw the ad in the pest and found column. The writer said he was leaving town and wanted to be square with everyone.
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Cheboygan
Mich
Air Sea Clashes Near Tachens Escalate Evacuation Plans
Nationalist and Communist forces renewed clashes near the Tachens as U S officials consider aid to evacuate up to 30 000 troops and civilians. Naval skirmishes off Yushan and near the Tachens were reported with no damage, while Beijing press denied any cease fire and warned of Red pressure to control Formosa approaches. Washington discussed possible food shelter and clothing assistance for refugees and planned press censorship by Nationalists once evacuations begin.
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Taechens
U. S
Karl L. Barkin
Shen Chang-huan
Washington
United States
Tachens
Quemoy
Matan
Sabre
Formosa
Peiping
Tokyo
New Zealand
United Nations
Mosa
Pescadores
Yushan
Tachen Arca
Defense Ministry
Foreign Operations Administration
FOA
Taipeh
U.S. Navy
China
Tachen Islands
U. S. 7Th Fleet
NATO Members Hope to Add Civil Functions
In The Hague a bid to broaden NATO beyond military duties gains ground as sources say a meeting of parliamentary representatives from member states may be organized in Paris before summer’s end. Canada Norway and the Netherlands backed such talks, with the United States warming to the idea after initial hesitation.
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NATO
Hague
Netherlands
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
United States
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