Hungary Grants Asylum To Noel and Herta Field
Noel and Herta Field, American citizens, were granted political asylum by Hungary after five years in prison on spy charges. The couple, central to Cold War intrigue, had been released Nov. 17 and later moved to a Budapest hospital for treatment.
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Hungary
Noel
Herta Field
Noel H. Field
Herta K. Field
U.S
Legation
Vienna
Fields
United States
Field
Alger Hiss
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Laszlo Rajk
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Rajk
Hermann
Ecuador President Survives Brief Military Revolt
President Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra quelled a short revolt as two Cabinet ministers left office and seven top military leaders were jailed. He fled to Guayaquil with navy and air force chiefs to negotiate a truce while the defense minister resigned after backing the army in a feud sparked by Economy Minister Jaime Nebot Velasco's remarks in Buenos Aires.
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Ecuador
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Guayaquil
Seme
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Jaime Nebot Velasco
Buenos Aires
Velasco Ibarra
Reinaldo Verea Donosa
Nebot
Occu
Four Beria Aides Die Before Firing Squads
A Soviet communique reports ex minister Viktor Abakumov and five former State Security aides were tried by the military tribunal in Leningrad. Two lesser officials received long prison terms. The Leningrad case stems from a prior Stalin era trial and alleged treason and political sabotage. The fate of Abakumov and the others remains officially stated as fully rehabilitated Soviet citizens.
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Laurenti P. Beria
Viktor Semenovich Abakumov
State Security Ministry
Izvestia
Beria
Soviet Supreme Court
Leningrad
London
Soviet Union
Malenkov
Abakumov
Maleny
Stalin
Three Men Arrested in Foiled Plot to Kill Union Leader
Police in Hackensack N J say James E Cobb alias Frank Green 33 Tampa Fla conspired to murder Seafarers Union AFL secretary treasurer Paul Hall 40 with two co conspirators Carmen Priore 52 New York and Edward Taffe West Milford N J were arrested after an all night probe Cobb admitted a $15000 payoff and intent to kill Hall by year end A 12 gauge shotgun with Georgia plates was found in Cobb's 1951 car Detectives continue pursuing financiers and other angles of the plot.
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N. J
Montvale
James E. Cobb
Frank Green
Tampa
Fla
Paul Hall
AFL
Cobb
Carmen Priore
Hargrove
New York
Edward Taffe
West Milford
N.J
Bergen County
Guy Calissi
Hall
Seafarers’ Union
Ray White
White
AFT
Central Trades and Labor Assembly
Anny
Hall's
Asst
Thomas P. Cullen
Calissi
Benjamin Sterling
Union
New Jersey
New York City
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Baltimore
Georgia
Sheppard Seeks New Trial In Marilyn Sheppard Case
Judge Ed Blythin will hear the motion for a new trial next Thursday. Dr Samuel H Sheppard, convicted Tuesday of second degree murder in the July 4 killing of his pregnant wife Marilyn, filed the motion yesterday through his attorneys citing trial errors and grand jury flaws.
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Cleveland
Edward Blythin
Common Pleas Court
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Seven men tied to alleged plot against AFL Seafarers chief Paul Hall
New Jersey detective Carl de Marco said seven men were involved in an assassination plot targeting AFL Seafarers Union leader Paul Hall. Five men were held, two sought, and the alleged trigger man was to be killed later. Carmine Priore, 52, was arraigned in New York on a fugitive charge and held on $50,000 bail for a hearing next Thursday.
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New Jersey
AFL Seafarers Union
Paul Hall
Carl de Marco
de Marco
Carmine Priore
Hagrave
Europe’s Gales Slacken Amid Fatal Storms Across Europe
News reports tally at least 74 deaths from the three day storm across Holland Belgium Britain and Germany with sea fatalities numbering 50. Rescue teams guard coasts as Swiss avalanches isolate Zermatt and ships like Andrea Doria and Gerda Toft search for missing crews.
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War Office
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Britain
Amerigo Vespucci
Mediterranean
Leghorn
Andrea Doria
Gerda Toft
North Sea
Henri Deveert
Debt-Ridden Father Freed With Neighbors Aid
Wichita... Fred D. Ellis, 24, who admitted burglaries to buy food and Christmas gifts for his children, was released on bond after neighbors, police and his landlord aided him. Bondsman Mike Mogle posted 2500 dollars. detectives arrived with gifts and food as Ellis reunited with his wife and two kids.
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Kan
Fred D. Ellis
Harvey County
Mike Mogle
Ellis
Eisenhower backs firing of Ladejinsky as attache
Des Moines Register reports President Eisenhower told Secretary Benson he will support Ladejinsky’s ouster. Benson claims the case is closed after a security risk label and four years in Japan. State Department and Dulles reportedly will not object or seek reconsideration.
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Wolf Ladejinsky
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Japan
State Department
Dulles
Pope Pius XI offers Christmas blessings from Vatican
Pope Pius XI spoke from illness and loneliness to bless all peoples and rulers, maintaining his annual peace plea. Cardnials and diplomats sent greetings, while the ailing pontiff, 78, promised a forthcoming world peace message after his recovery.
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Pius XI
College of Cardinals
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Vatican
Casimir Papee
Poland
Vladimir d’Ormesson
Nationalist Commandos Raid Red China Coasts
Nationalist Ministry reports a hit and run raid by commandos on Weston port near Quemoy at 1 20 a m with over ten Communists killed and two captured one badly wounded. A separate raid on Chickwanshan Island killed more than twenty Communists.
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Formosa
Nationalist
China
Defense Ministry
Red China
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Quemoy
Chickwanshan Island
Tachen Island
White Yule Is Out For Large Area
The Weather Bureau says most of the nation will not have a white Christmas with only pockets of snow in northern New England upstate New York the Great Lakes region and the West. Warmer weather appears east of the Rockies while New England and New York report cold temps and a 35 degree high Saturday.
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Weather Bureau
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Great Lakes Region
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Newland
Yellowstone
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Tex
Miami Valley
Teachers In Township Get Christmas Present
In a special Thursday meeting the Board of Education moved to align township teacher pay with city teachers. The article promises a full explanation of the steps and delays in Sunday's Journal.
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Board of Education
Premier Calls For Second Vote In West German Armament Debate
In Paris the French Assembly again refused to approve West German remilitarization prompting Premier Mendes France to call for a second reading and stake his government on passage. He warned the cabinet would resign if the pact fails, as the WEU accord and related treaties face a decisive vote next week in a tense all night session.
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West European Union
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MRP
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Mendes-France
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Ie Seramany
Lantic Treaty Organization
Noel Wins Bronze Star Medal for Captivity
Washington reports Associated Press photographer Frank Noel known as Pappy was awarded the Bronze Star by the Navy for 32 months in captivity after being seized by North Korean forces during the war era.
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Washington
Navy
Frank
Pappy) Noel
Associated Press
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