New Hungarian Rebellion Lessons for Leaders and Masses
Reports from Budapest describe Kadar’s tightened rule after protests by the Budapest workers council. Rumors of explosions and renewedRussian troop actions surface as labor leaders are rounded up and deportations of young Hungarians continue. Outside Budapest, regional unrest and forest fires are reported amid peasant disruptions in coal and uranium areas. The US airlift plans to bring 9,600 Hungarian refugees to America proceed from Munich and Bremerhaven. UN deadline passes for Hungary to answer observer rights requests as Hammarskjold prepares his General Assembly report.
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Janos Kadar
Budapest
Kadar
Budapest Workers Council
United States
Munich
Germany
Austria
Bremerhaven
Atlantic
U.N
United Nations
Rght
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
New York
New Mexico Cattlemen Seek Probe of Meat Packers and Grading
Cattle growers in Santa Fe pass a resolution calling for a congressional investigation into meat packers grading practices and livestock feeding. They urge action amid drought pressures and price drops while opposing a 15 percent railroad rate hike and backing land acquisition limits.
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United Press
New Mexico
Santa Fe
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
West
Europeans Threatened In Egypt Amid Withdrawals
Port Said grows hostile to foreigners as Anglo French troops pull out. British command reports interception of explosives smuggled from fishing boats to Egyptians. Italian nationals seek evacuation with 750 Italians awaiting transport. Rome urged by Italian consul to send a ship immediately. President Nasser vows no letup against enemy actions in the region.
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United Press
Said
Rome
Italan
Nasser
Egypt
Mideast
Factory Wages Rise. Real Pay Increases 23 Percent
Government figures show average factory worker’s take home pay up 23 percent since 1947. The typical weekly earnings have grown to about 82 dollars from 53 dollars, reflecting higher wages over eight to nine years.
United States Finishes Second as Russia Leads Olympics
The 16th Olympiad ended in Melbourne with Russia topping the medal tally 37 golds to 32 for the United States. The U.S. also trails in unofficial team points 722 to 593 as ceremonies closed and teams head home toward Rome 1960.
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Russia
United Press
Melbourne
United States
U.S
Rome
Wilson Forecasts Higher Defense Budget After Meeting
Defense Secretary Wilson says next year’s military budget will be higher than the current one after a conference with President Eisenhower in Augusta Georgia. He expects no substantial change in manpower and calls for an end to leakage of defense budget information.
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United Press Defense
Wilson
Eisenhower
Augusta
Georgia
PFC Riley Earns German Award After A A Gunner Exams
Pfc Jessie L. Riley of Battery D 67th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion received an achievement award in Germany after successfully completing the 2d class antiaircraft artillery gunner examinations. He enlisted in June 1955, completed basic training at Fort Ord, California, and is stationed in Worms with family back in Lovington.
Morris Named to Interstate Streams Commission
Thomas Morris of Tucumcari was named to a six year term on the Interstate Streams Commission. Governor Joan Suums announced the appointment before the administration change, replacing the late Arch Hurley. Morris, 37, was recommended by the Arch Hurley Conservancy District board.
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United Press
Thomas Morris
Tucumcari
Interstate Streams Commission
Joan Suums
Edwin L. Mechem
Morris
Arch Hurley
Arch Hurley Conservancy District
Philippines Secures U N Security Council Seat
The United Nations General Assembly elected the Philippines to a one year unexpired term on the Security Council, replacing Yugoslavia after a 36 ballot deadlock resolution. The vote count was 51 for the Philippines and 20 against with seating to begin January 1.
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United Press
Philppines
United Nations Security Council
U.N. General Assembly
Manila
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Council
Philippines
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Aaron Wilson Welcomed By Loving Family
Aaron Wilson, a 23-year-old ex soldier after six years in Communist China, was greeted by his Urania Louisiana family at the New Orleans airport on Friday night. They drove 240 miles to welcome him home and offered prayers and affection.
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United Press
Aaron Wilson
Wilson
New Orleans
Urania
Louisiana
China
Richard Tenneson
Alden
Minnesota
Republicans Outspend Democrats in State Campaigns
The state Republican organization reports campaign expenses around 129000 with about 21900 debt. The State Democratic Central Committee lists general election costs near 36000, though some expenses passed through the Simms for Governor Club with no confirmed total.
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United Press
Republican Organization
State
Democratic Central Committee
Simms For Governor Club
One Dead Many Injured In Chicago Train Fire
United Press reports a fatal Chicago train fire with multiple injuries. The story notes expenses of the Simms for Governor Club showing spending over $57,000 with $35,000 in receipts. Secretary of State indicates the gap may be covered by Simms and other contributions.
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Chicago
United
Simms For Governor Club
John F. Simms
Secretary of State
Simms
Fire kills Chicago elevated train motorman amid rush hour disaster
A fire in the first two cars of a Chicago elevated train from Evanston during the morning rush hour killed Daniel Cullen, 47, the motorman. Sixteen passengers were hospitalized with burn injuries as about 400 commuters evacuated onto the platform.
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Chiago
Chicago
Evanston
Passenge S
Icad
Daniel Cullen
Counselor Visit to Hobbs Announced for December
The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation counselor will be in Hobbs Monday December 10 and Tuesday December 11. He can be reached at the Department of Public Welfare Monday 1 to 3 p.m. and at the New Mexico State Employment Service Tuesday 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon. Eligible individuals may apply to James J. Halverson or directly to the Division at 121 W. Walnut, Roswell NM.
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Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Hobbs
Department of Public Welfare
New Mexico
Divison of
James J. Halverson
W. Walnut
Roswell
N. M
Pentagon hunts missing Snark missile over Brazil
Pentagon officials say the intercontinental Snark missile fired from Cocoa Florida last Wednesday is still missing. A spokesman declined to confirm reports of a sighting over the Brazilian jungle about 2,000 miles from its base, and noted the warhead was likely not present.
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United Press
Pentagon
Cocoa
Florida
Brazil
Aztec Teacher Charged After Student Kicking Incident
In Aztec a 17 year old student suffered a deep hand laceration after an incident reported as a kick down stairs. The father of Larry Burns has filed assault charges against Central Junior High principal Darwin L Berry who reportedly admitted kicking the boy. The Aztec sheriff confirmed the admission.
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Aztec
Larry Burns
Central Junior High
Darwin L. Berry
Barrel of grease stolen from Western Grill
City officials vow action after a barrel of grease vanished from Western Grill Friday morning. A man claimed to buy the grease from the operators, but the owner later found the barrel had slipped from the cook’s hands. Authorities seek the alleged con artist responsible.
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Western Grill
Cookie
Carson-Worley Split The Sheet
Clyde Carson of Master Printers and the Lovington Press is ending his relationship with the newspaper. Press officials say Carson's lease is terminated but he will run a shop in the Press building until he locates a new site for his job shop. He says he left because he could not profit printing a newspaper.
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Clyde Carson
Master Printers
Lovington Press
Fourteen Teens Held in Gang War Slaying
Philadelphia police rounded up fourteen teenagers on homicide charges after businessman Chris Schauer, 53, was shot dead during a gang clash as he walked from his car to a bank. Schauer allegedly stepped between rival teen gangs during a rumble.
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Philadelphia
Chris Schauer
Schaver
U S Will Aid Britain By One Billion
The Treasury Department will borrow $1 billion next week to aid Britain, allowing it to skip a large 1946 loan interest payment and an IMF sum. Officials say the move will barely affect the U S budget but could delay a tax cut.
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United Press
U.S
Treasury Department
Britain
International Monetary Fund
Lawyer Savoy Argues Supreme Court Case Before Death
Washington lawyer Prew Savoy, 57, battled cancer while pressing a World War II restitution case for a Filipino guerrilla aid claim. He argued in the Supreme Court as judges extended their session. Savoy died last night before a ruling.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Prew Savoy
United States
Savoy
High Court
Prez
Prince Sam Amalu faces federal charges in Denver
Honolulu resident known as Prince Sam Amalu, 37, and two San Francisco associates are to be arraigned in Denver on federal charges of using interstate communications to defraud. They allegedly defrauded the Brown Palace Hotel with a telegraph plot linked to a hotel elevator meeting with socialite Jane Tomberlin, who has filed for annulment. The trio is held on felony warrants. bond set at 5,000 each.
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Denver
Prince
Sam Amalu
Honolulu
Federl
Colorado Springs
Dallas
Walter Lee Parman
Frederick W. Aykens
San Francisco
United States
Atorney
Donald Kelley
Voad
Brown Palace
FBI
San Fancisco
Sam
Jane Tomberlin
Turncoat Pate Returns Home
Arlie Pate returns to Carbondale Illinois after seven years abroad ending in China during the Korean War era. He reunites with his sobbing mother on a farm he will call home while his brother’s death and his father’s illness weighed on his decision to return. He says homesickness and belonging to the community motivated his move back.
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Arlie Pate
Carbondale
Illinois
Pate
Immunization Program To Be Aired Monday
State Health Director Dr. Stanley J. Leland will address the state board of education on Monday to discuss school immunization rules amid a diphtheria outbreak in New Mexico. Cases appear in public schools, notably Roswell with six suspected cases. enforcement rests with school officials.
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Santa FE
Stanley J. Leland
State Board of Education
New Mexico
Roswell
Cornell's Expense Account Over Legal Limit
Dud ly Cornell an unsuccessful congressional candidate in the recent election faces an investigation for overstepping campaign finance limits. The Cornell for Congress Club reported a $4,000 contribution and a personal expense slate exceeding $2,000, with the candidate's wife listed among donors at $1,500. Secretary of State Natalie S.uck will refer the case to the attorney general, who plans to probe alleged overexpenditure.
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United Press
Dudly Cornell
Congress
Attorney General
House of Representatives
Cornell For Congress Club
Secretary of State
Natalie Smithuck
Fred Standley
Cornell
Educators From Capital Visit Lovington Schools
State Education officials visited Lovington Schools on December 5 to consult on Citizenship Education in the high school library. Supervisors and coordinators met with teachers across elementary to high school programs including driver education and arts and crafts.
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State Department of Education
Lovington
L. P. Murphy
Education Department
Marianne Geyer
Edward Medina
Ellen Digneo
State Department
Louis Mackel
Feliz Payant
Gail Barber
Three Sentenced In Acid Case In New York
Three men convicted of conspiring in the acid blinding attack on labor columnist Victor Riesel in New York have received prison terms from two to five years. One defendant was fined ten thousand dollars.
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NEW York UP
Victor Riesel
New York
New Record Set In Court
H D Jones of 905 West Jackson set a city record by being arrested twice in under six hours. He first faced a threat charge at 7:15 a.m., then an auto crash and a drunkenness charge by 2 p.m. Walter Steubing, 105 West Avenue C, was jailed on DWI reckless driving and no license after crashing into a tree at 702 West Jackson, injuring Jones. Police pursued Jones to his home and beyond, with Barbee and Sgt Luney detailing the chase and the damaged 1955 Ford valued at six hundred dollars.
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H. D. Jones
W. Jackson
Jones
Walter Steubing
W. Avenue C
Steubing
Barbee
Looney
Plane Crash Near Holloman Base Delivers Narrow Escape
Paul Hoff and his wife from Sunnyvale California halted on U S 85 to photograph a Holloman Air Force Base balloon test north of Hatch Friday. A pilot landing a single engine plane on the highway failed to take off safely, its craft striking the top of the Hoff car but causing no injuries. Holloman officials note pilots often stop on highways to confer with ground crews.
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United Press
California
Holloman ’Air Force Base
Hatch
Paul Hoff
Sunnyval
U.S. 85
Holloman
Hoff
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