Reds and Poles Sign Pact On Soviet Troops In Poland
Poland and the Soviet Union signed a formal agreement detailing how Russian troops will operate in Poland. The document affirms temporary Soviet presence and Polish sovereignty, outlines courts for Soviet crimes, and sets up a commission to set damages and interpret the accord.
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Warsaw
Poland
Soviet Union
Moscow
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Communist Party
United States
NATO
East Germany
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Moscow Radio
Germany
Elbe
Georgi Zhukov
Shepilov
Zhukov
Polish Peoples Republic
Cold snap hits Middletown with 3 degree low
The Middletown area records a 3 degree low this morning as a frigid air invasion moves through the Miami Valley. Officials expect a high near 33 with clearing skies tonight and a gradual warm up as warm air returns north.
Seabees Blaze Trail Across Antarctic to Marie Byrd Land
Eleven U S Army and Navy men aided by a crevasse finder forged a 632 mile route from Little America V to Marie Byrd Land in six weeks. They will establish an American station for the International Geophysical Year. Maj Merle Dawson led the advance party with Cmdr Paul Frazier directing overall operations. The party used a lead weasel with a high voltage crevasse detector and blasted away false bridges with over two tons of explosives.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
U. S. Army
Antarctic
Little America V
Marie Byrd Land
Merle
Skip) Dawson
Williamsburg
Navy
Paul Frazier
Wirginsville
Greenland
Oceaneiia
Rockefeller Plateau
Ross Ice Shelf
Aaerlen
Doulas
Police deny beating two Black men in cafe incident
Two Cleveland patrolmen defend themselves as victims of an attack after being accused of assaulting Robert Barbee and Army Sgt. Herman Humphries. Barbee and Humphries recount being mistreated in the cafe and at Central Station while police say witnesses and a bartender support no blows in the cafe. The investigation by Lt. Norman Bayless aims to report to mayor and safety director.
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Cleveland
Robert Barbee
Social Security Administration
Army
Herman Humphries
Edward Shaniuk
Peter J. Holtz
Said
Barbee and Humphries
Shaniuk
Norman Bayless
Barbee
Humphries
Central
Tanya Reunited With Family After England Rescue
In Detroit Elena Dieczok and 2 year old Tanya returned home after Tanya was rescued in Britain from her Iron Curtain bound father Alexis Chwastov. British courts awarded custody to Mrs Dieczok. Chwastov left for southern Russia to visit his 91 year old mother after refusing to surrender Tanya last spring.
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Tanya Chwastov
Elena Diacook
England
Tanya
U.S
International Soundphoto
Detroit
Elena Cieczok
Georgie
George Dieczok Sr
Elena
Dulles Says U S Army Will Stay In Europe
Secretary of State Dulles announced no plan to reduce American forces in Europe despite talk of streamlining divisions. He called for no reappraisal of dispositions, and noted openness to future status of Eastern European satellites. He also addressed Tito, peace talks with Israel, and a pending NATO response to Bulganin proposals.
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Washington
Dulles
Europe
U.S
U. S
Poland
Hungary
United States
Tito
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
Israel
Suez
Egypt
Fissenhower
Bulgan‘n
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Hungarians Welcome Olympic Team Back From Australia
In Budapest fans braved cold fog at the station to greet the Olympic squad returning from Milan via Belgrade. Government figures thanked the team for nine gold medals and noted it was unclear how many athletes returned. The official Nepszabadsag hinted many preferred not to return. Budapest radio also reported arrests of counterrevolutionaries and escaped convicts.
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Budapest
Hungary
Milan
Belgrade
Austria
Gyvorgy Marosan
Nepszabadsag
Australia
Anl
Allies Quit Port Said as Egyptians Tread In
A 350 man Egyptian fire detachment was due in Port Said to aid N troops keep order as the last British and French forces depart. The UN force plans to withdraw soon after, leaving Port Said to Egyptian administration. The garrison tightens behind barbed wire while violence continues with an attack on a French Foreign Legionnaire. TEL AVIV reports Israeli forces retreat another 15 miles on Sinai bringing line to about 47 miles east of the Suez Canal.
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Port Said
Egypt
Port Saids
U. N
U.N
Tel Aviv
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal
Arabs Seek Peace Amid Suez Tangle
A close adviser to Egypt's Nasser says he wants a swift settlement of the Suez Canal dispute while refusing to retreat from opposing internationalization. He warns that Arab leaders fear Israeli conflict and seek U S protection to stabilize Egypt’s beleaguered economy and regional security.
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Paris
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
Middle East
Cairo
Nasser
United Nations
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Desert
United States
Port Said Departure Amid Violence and U N Warnings
Egyptian authorities demand neutral crews for Suez ships as British and French withdrawal nears. UN commander Burns aims for a rapid pullout before Christmas. Guerrillas resume dockside attacks while French and British troops shell Egyptian positions, 27 Egyptians killed, Italian residents flee to Naples aboard LSTs.
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Egypt
Suez
E.L.M. Burns
U.N
Port Said
Foreign
Moselm Brotherhood
Naples
Refugees Married in Mass Ceremony in SPA Belgium
Eight Hungarian refugee couples were married in a mass ceremony in SPA Belgium on Monday. A local newspaper arranged a three day honeymoon trip through Belgium for the couples.
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Spa
Belgium
Hungarian refugee finds work and support in San Francisco
Jeno Egri, a 48 year old Hungarian watchmaker who arrived with his family on December 5 as part of a wave of 150 Hungarian refugees, lacked tools and funds. Local unions clubs and jewelers aided with tools, a lathe, and a starter check after Joseph Granat arranged a job, enabling him to begin work.
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San Francisco
America
Jeno Egri
Jeno
Twohhildren
California
Hungary
Egri
George Allen
Watchmakers
Lions Clubs
Joseph Granat
Egii
More Cold Is Predicted For January
The Weather Bureau released a 30 day outlook mid December for January calling for temperatures to average below normal in northern areas between the Appalachians and the continental divide. Above normal readings are expected along the Gulf Coast and in the far southwest with near normal elsewhere. Precipitation is forecast to be normal or above in most regions, with snow likely in central and northern areas.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Appalachians
Continental Divide
Gulf Coast
Chuckle Judge Joke On Leaving To Avoid Waking Wife
A humorous exchange centers on a husband who avoids telling his wife he is leaving to spare her disruption. The setup features a joke by the Chuckle Judge about interrupting the wife.
Eisenhower and Nehru Return After Long Gettysburg Talks
President Eisenhower and Indian Prime Minister Nehru returned to Washington after an overnight Gettysburg stay and more than 12 hours of informal world affairs discussions. White House aides said no topics were disclosed though they likely covered domestic and international issues including Eastern Europe and the Middle East.
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Washington
Eisenhower
India
Nehru
Gettysburg
Europe
Middle East
Blair House
Newru
Eisenhower - Newru
James C. Hagerty
White House
New French Plane Displayed With Unusual Bedlike Design
A Monday showing featured a French aircraft described as wingless and radio controlled with a long aluminium spindle and four legs. The novelty included a single jet engine and satellite/disarmament themes, amid references to global tensions and potential U.S. recognition.
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Paris
France
China
U. S
Suez
French Attack on Hungary Opens United Nations Debate
Paris reports show Communist deputies boycotted and sat somber as the National Assembly opened a three day foreign policy debate on the Hungarian revolt. Foreign Minister Pinault accused the UN of two standards and blamed it for being misled by the Soviet Union.
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French National Assembly
Hungary
Christian Pineau
United Nations
Soviet Union
Prince and Wife Contend at Denver County Jail
Denver socialite Mrs. Jane Tombertin visits her husband Samuel Amalu a self styled prince held at the county jail on federal charges of defrauding a Denver hotel. Amalu and two companions face $5 000 bonds while a federal grand jury weighs new charges.
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Denver
Gordon Dolliver
Jane Tombertin
Colorado Springs
Amala
Walter L. Parman
Frederick W. Arkens
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