Mob Cries for Freedom in Hungary and Poland
Wild anti Russian demonstrations erupted in Wroclaw Breslau Krakow and Stettin with crowds tearing down Soviet flags and shouting Rokossovsky 10 Siberia and Katyn charges In Budapest thousands demanded a new government with Imre Nagy and out with Russian troops The protests linked with Polish and Hungarian independence aims and a mass call for Moscow independence and solidarity with Poland
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Breslau
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Rokossovsky
Siberia
Katyn
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Ocupy
Poland
Stettin
Krakow
Patisi
East Germany
Imre Nagy
Josef Bem
Hapsburg
See Pink Men Happy Snort Animal Cocktail Debuts
Morris Plains New Jersey Warner-Chilcott Laboratories unveiled Paxital the first tranquilizer for animals. Dr Joseph M Feld and Dr Paul Bichorn described the drug as non narcotic non sedative and not a hypnotic and said it would affect dogs like one or two drinks.
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Five Rebel Chiefs Trapped In Algerian Coup Fallout
Angry demonstrators clashed with police in Tunis and unrest spread across North Africa after France captured five top Algerian rebels in Algiers. Crowds waved the free Algeria banner in Casablanca while violence and strikes shook Tunis as Sultan Mohammed V weighs a return to Rabat. In Southmayor, Texas, a school incident and a janitor’s death accompanied ongoing security measures amid rebel reprisals fears.
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Algeria
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Morocco
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Rabat
Casablanca
Ecowil
Southmayo
Tex
Vio
Lence
Tuai
Ai Ee
Cade
Larry McGee
Explosion at old school cafeteria shocks North Central Texas town
H. J. Richardson, superintendent of schools, described the blast in the former school cafeteria. Southmayor lies about miles west of Sherman in north central Texas. The town has a population around 2009 and about 300 students attend the school.
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Southmayor
Sherman
Texas
U.S. Plane Missing on Flight in Spain
The U S Air Force announced search planes are looking for an American plane with five men aboard missing on a flight from Madrid to Barcelona. Names of those aboard were not released.
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Spain
U. S. Air Force
Barcelona
Sooner the pigeon aids Boston’s anniversary greeting
Sooner, an Oklahoma City homing pigeon, was released at Boston Airport to deliver official birthday greetings. Amid heavy rain and delays, the bird was tossed into the air by Stanley C. Draper of the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce, then boarded a competing American Airlines flight and finally rode a departing plane to reach Boston with a message from acting Mayor Edward J. McCormack.
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Sooner
Oklahoma City
Stanley C. Draper
Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma
Draper
American Airlines
Scorer
National Chamber of Commerce
Edward J. McCormack
Stevenson to Speak in New York Tonight on Hydrogen Bomb Policy
Adlai E. Stevenson prepared for a nonstop campaign flight to New York City where he would press foreign policy as the top issue. He would expand in a Madison Square Garden rally on the pledged ban on hydrogen bomb tests, framing the exchange with Premier Bulganin around saving the world from hydrogen disaster.
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Adisi E. Stevenson
New York City
Rad
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Stevenson
Madison Square Garden
Plane Crash Kills Three in Sea Off Los Angeles
A twin engine Piper Apache carrying two North American Aviation executives and their pilot plunged into the Pacific shortly after takeoff from Los Angeles International Airport. One body recovered, floating a mile and a half offshore amid wreckage. Missing are John O'Brien and Carl J. Stough, senior flight test engineer. The disaster occurred as the company prepared to move toward Palmdale to test new equipment and discuss related matters.
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North American Aviation, Inc
Los Angeles International
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Carl J. Stough
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General Motors
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Eisenhower
Speeches on Air and TV Tonight in Major Cities
Adlai Stevenson and Sen Esten Kefauger speak at Madison Square Garden New York at 3 p.m. KNXT and EHJ radio cover. Former Gov Thomas Dewey speaks at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium at 3 30 p.m. KTTV and KNX radio carry the event.
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Thomas
Dewey
Pasadena Civic
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Knx-Radio
Plane Disappears After Takeoff Near Playa Del Rey
A plane took off around 8 p.m. and vanished from radar shortly after. Residents heard the crash report as coast guard and lifeguards searched the ocean, locating the wreckage two hours later. Robert J. Wright reported the craft nosedived while flying parallel to the coast, with engines and lights gone. Search for the two other men continued through the night and into today.
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Playa del Rey
Robert J. Wright
Sheriff's Office
Wright
Coast Guard
Weather Outlook With Light Rain and Cooler Air
Light rain is expected late tonight into Wednesday morning, then clearing by afternoon. Winds will be 15 to 20 mph, followed by cooler conditions for the day.
White House H-Test reply planned for today
Washington AP The White House planned to issue a reply today to Adlai Stevenson proposals to lead efforts to end hydrogen bomb tests President Eisenhower ordered the statement prepared after Stevenson and other Democrats criticized the administration on the issue Also Eisenhower will undergo a complete physical this weekend with results public by Monday morning Press Secretary Hagerty said the president is in fine health and a news conference with doctors is unclear Hagerty noted Eisenhower may undertake two more campaign trips before the November 6 election He will address a Carpenters and Joiners Union dinner tonight and has two TV appearances this week including a Madison Square Garden speech on Thursday.
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White House
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Eisenhower
Stevenson
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Carpenters and Joiners Union
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Ike Told Yule Shopping to Make Record
Washington reports say 11 reading merchants met with President Eisenhower to forecast 1937 retail gains with Christmas shopping seen at a record. They claimed consumer credit is not rising alarmingly and projected 2% higher sales in the first half of 1937 and a peak holiday period.
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Eisenhower
Reading
Naional Retail Dry Goods Assn
White House
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Quearles E. Nichols
G. Mf. McKelvey Co
Youngstown
Ohio
Nichols
Hisenhower
Biehols
Jayne Mansfield Wins Divorce Over Husband and Dog
Jayne Mansfield testified that Paul Mansfield refused to support them and resented her chihuahua. The 28-year-old actress said she needed work to provide clothing, food, and shelter for herself and her daughter Kepne Marie, amid a wageless marriage.
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Jayne Mansfield
Samuel R. Blake
Jayne
Paul Mansfield
Fort Worth
Yex
Kepne Marie
Wisconsin Seen Safe For Eisenhower Bid In Election
Wisconsin, birthplace of the Republican Party a century ago, again appears safely in the bag for President Eisenhower in this year’s election. Details and further state political prospects appear in multiple pages across the publication including Page B-7 and Page A-7.
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Eisenhower
Rainstorm Tonight Forecast In Long Beach Area
Long Beach may receive its first real rainstorm of the season late tonight and Wednesday morning with up to a quarter inch of rain. Skies expected to clear by Wednesday afternoon. winds 15 to 30 mph. In Orange County light rain reported this morning ranging .02 to .06 inches. Statewide, snow and require chains on mountain passes with several passes closed and chains mandatory on U.S. 40 and U.S. 50 corridors.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Buena Park
Orange
California
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Tress Pass
U.S. 40
Donner Pass
Baxter
Nevada
Trucker
Emigrant Gap
Echo Summit
U. S. 50
Kyburz
Meyers Grade
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Mt. Shesta
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Cougar
Macdoel
Siskiym County
Sonora Pass
Tbbetts Pass
Carson Pass
Russians Seize Four Japan Fishing Boats
Soviet patrol vessels captured four Japanese fishing boats off Hokkaido. Three boats were taken two miles west of Sumon Island near the east coast of Hokkaido. The fourth boat was seized near Kunashiri Island, also close to Hokkaido.
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Hokkaido
Japanese Coast Guard
Sumn Island
Kunashiri Island
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