U.N. Chief Reports Hungary Obstacle to Observers
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold told the General Assembly he still cannot get observers into Hungary, complicating his ability to assess the revolt. Moscow reports quote Hungarian Premier Kadar saying observers would be mistaken for American troops. HAMMARSKJOLD sent new communications, awaiting replies from Hungary while stressing direct observation could aid findings. The U.S. pushes for tougher U.N. action, seeking a stronger resolution.
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Pravda
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Los Angeles nun becomes world roaming ham operator
Sister Mary Charlotte, a biology teacher at Bishop County Memorial High School, operates a 130 watt ham radio from a second story room in the Holy Cross Sisters Convent. She chats with amateur operators and even talks with a nun on the air, described as the Angel of the airwaves.
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Los Angeles
Bishop , County Memorial High School
Holy Cross Sisters
Record flight by four CAB officials sparks amateur radio interest
Four members of the Civil Aeronautics Board flew from Seattle to Los Angeles in 4 hours 57 minutes aboard a jet Boeing 707. They toured Douglas and Lockheed plants as Sister Charlotte, a longtime licensed operator since 1948, shares her passion for radio with fellow hams across the United States and abroad.
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Japan
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Joseph P. ‘Adams
Chan Gur 4Ey
Harmar D. Denny
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Douglas
Santa Monica
Lockheed
Burbank
Islair
San Diego
Eisenhowers enjoy Augusta visit amid world tensions
UPI reports President Eisenhower and First Lady Mamie relax at Augusta National Golf Club. Ike handles overnight international briefings from a nearby office before playing nine holes, then rests, while Mamie shops quietly downtown with her mother, noting he seems to be getting good relaxation despite global concerns.
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Augusta
UPI
Eisenhower
Southland
Mamie
Washington
Augusta National Golf Club
Hoover
Andrey Leadpaster
Augusta National Course
White House
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Howard M. Say
Middle East
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of Morming
Dulles
Augusta National Club
John S. Doud
Denver
Colo
Memie
Unsolved Double Murder Shapes Detroit Estate Will
Frederick B. Gray 90 of Grosse Ile left half of a 5 million estate to his nephew Alfred Williams and Williams mother Ade KO Williams in a probate filing. The NW Detroit murders of Williams and his mother remain unsolved. Probate hearing set January 14 before Judge Murphy. Gray's will and the two estates involve multiple beneficiaries and contested shares amid questions of which death occurred first.
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Frederick B. Gray
Grosse Ile
Alfred Williams
Williams
Ade KO Williams
Gray
Fanny H. Conway
Conway
Thomas C. Murphy
Willems
Wills
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