Satellite States Fear Mideast War Strains Anti Soviet Revolt
Belgrade reports diplomats fear Middle East war could sap anti Soviet uprisings in Hungary and Poland. Western action in the region may influence Hungary’s revolt, with some predicting pressure on Moscow and possible broader satellite turmoil.
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Freighter Merianthe Sinks Coast Guard Rescues Crew
The Coast Guard reported 25 crew members rescued from the Liberian freighter Merianthe after it sank 480 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras North Carolina. A British ship and a Liberian tanker aided in the rescue and SOS reception while the status of the remaining crew was unclear.
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Mine Blast Toll 13 Feared 113 Trapped at Springhill
Springhill Nova Scotia miners remain trapped more than half a mile underground after a gas explosion. Rescue teams found two dead workers and faced blocked shafts and ongoing fires. Authorities sealed lower workings as they hoped for survivors amid dangerous gas and rockfalls.
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Paroled Con Robs Houston Cleaner Then Is Shot Dead
In Houston a paroled federal convict robbed Wade Cleaners of 583 dollars on Thursday night and was fatally shot by owner Guy Wade, 58, after the man stooped to pick up a dropped dollar. The deceased, identified as Luke Lloyd, 36, carried two parole certificates from Seagoville Federal Prison.
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Wade
Seagoville Federal Prison
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New York Newspaper Guild Reaches 6 Percent Pact
The New York Newspaper Guild and seven major city papers reached a citywide contract providing a 6 percent wage increase this year and 4 percent next year. The agreement ends the threat of a strike by the Post and other papers. Current pay scales range from 50.50 to 141.50 weekly with many earning more.
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Americans Sail From Egypt in Mediterrean Evacuation
About 1,300 Americans aboard Navy transports prepared to depart Alexandria for Maples. Two rovers will cross the Mediterranean as the U S embassy notes roughly 200 Americans remain in Egypt out of about 1,960 registered with the consulate.
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Three Cleveland Dailies Shut Down Amid Labor Strike
Cleveland faced a mass shutdown as Forest City Publishing froze the Cleveland Plain Dealer and the Cleveland News while The Cleveland Press halted due to a strike by the Press Unit of the Cleveland Newspaper Guild. Contracts at all three papers expired Wednesday night.
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78 Films Licensed for Showing on TV
20th Century Fox licenses pre 1948 films to TV for five years. Zpyres Skouras says Fox will receive 5.856 million dollars and half the stock of National Western Film Associates. The deal covers 78 titles and marks a major move in television distribution.
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Erafilm Associates
Soviet moves deepen Hungarian crisis as Nagy reshapes leadership
Refugee leader Bela Vargs says Nagy resigned and Znilan Tidy took over while the United Nations offers protection for Hungary as neutral. Reports say Soviet troops regroup around Budapest and air field tensions rise. Budapest radio warns of a new invasion as workers return to factories under union appeals. New U. S. minister Thomas Walls arrives from Vienna.
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French British Set Stage to Enter Suez Conflict
French and British forces prepare to enter the Suez area with air strikes on Egyptian airfields while reporting progress in the central Sinai. Egyptian losses include destroyed air bases and ships. Israel reports captures and advancing armored columns toward Port Said and Ismailia as canal fighting intensifies.
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Richfield Sues Lewis in Oil Fight
Richfield Oil Corp of Los Angeles filed a 1 million defamation suit against radio commentator Fulton Lewis Jr for alleged false statements on the Mutual Broadcasting System. The suit targets Lewis and the network for claims of an unsavory past, ties to the pot scandal, and pressuring independents, plus accusations of campaign bribery and biased oil law sentiment in California.
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Richfield Oil Corp
Los Angeles
ST Milion Sul
Fulton Lewis Jr
Lewis Mare
Alutual Broadcasting System
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Robbery Reported. Man Nabbed and Booked
Clarence A. Adams, 41, of Chestnut Ave, said he was beaten and robbed of by three men at Galion Ave and Ocean Blvd. Police later booked Ray E. Irwin, 26, of Locust Ave, for investigation of robbery, which he denied.
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