Kadar’s Tough Hungary Speech Signals Mixed Tactic
Budapest Premier Kadar unveils a long program promising harsh measures and Western financial aid. The 10,000 word statement, drafted under Khrushchev’s watch, defends the dictatorship of the proletariat, condemns counterrevolutionaries, pledges continued agricultural socialization, and calls for credits with no political strings.
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Budapest
Hungary
Vanos Kadar
Parliament
Nikita Khrushchev
Matyas Rakosi
Erno Gero
Imry Nagy
Kadar
Congress Plans Quiz For Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles faces sharp questioning before the House Foreign Affairs Committee over Eisenhower’s Middle East economic military plan. Senators scrutinize foreign aid authority and the pace of potential actions while some fear a delayed wartime declaration, yet most lawmakers expect congressional approval with possible limits.
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Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Middle East
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Sen. Sparkman
Ala
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Marie McDonald Reveals $80000 Kidnap Ransom Plan
Marie McDonald told reporters she was kidnapped by two men who planned a $80,000 ransom split among four people including actor Michael Wilding and shoe designer Harry Karl. She described being forced from her home, held at a Los Angeles area house, and threatened with a gun as she and her children were endangered.
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Encino
Calif
Marie McDonald
Pronde
Michael Wilding
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss McDonald
Harry Karl
Marie Tuboni
Harold Plant
Karl
Wilding
Plant
Ransom
Tuboni
Harrison Carroll
Los Angeles
Carroll
Norman Brand
Marie
Salk Proposes All Virus Vaccine At Three Day Conference
Dr Jonas Salk proposed an all virus vaccine to guard against nervous system damage from various viruses. He argued childhood infections may weaken nerves and that some viruses sleep and reactivate later under stress, potentially causing illnesses like ulcers or high blood pressure. The idea was shared at a New York Academy of Sciences event honoring Basil O Connor’s birthday.
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New York
Jonas’ E_ Salk
Salk
Pittsburgh
New York Academy of Sciences
Basil O’connor
National Foundation For
Tews Stage New Exodus From Kgypt
Naples reports a shipload of Jewish refugees arriving from Egypt after alleged terror and expulsion. Officers deny the account and say arrivals left willingly. Most are stateless. some hold Egyptian citizenship and face citizenship hurdles.
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Naples
Italy
Egypt
Misr
Alexandria
Cairo
Army Plans 18 Mile Test Fire For Atomic Cannon
At Fort Sill Oklahoma the Army will fire a 280 millimeter atomic cannon with a conventional shell to its maximum distance. An Army spokesman said the shot would reach 18 miles into 11,000 acres of newly acquired land.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Field Arillery Range
Cold air sweeps into Miami Valley with lingering snow
Frigid Canadian air moves toward the Miami Valley with a forecast of cloudy skies and cooler temperatures through Tuesday. Today highs near 40 with tonight and Tuesday to stay chilly. lows around 20 and highs near 30. Middletown reports 33 for Sunday high by 4 p.m. and a 26 degree low at 12:30 a.m. Rainfall since Sunday totals 16 inches with about 2 percent inches of snow on the ground.
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Canada
Miami Valley
Middletown
Cab Driver Linked to Sheppard Murder Probe
An unemployed taxicab driver, Robert Clinage, was held as police checked his admission that he killed Marilyn Sheppard of Bay Village and Max Sternbaum of Mansfield. He later retracted, claiming he was drunk. Sheppard remains in prison for Marilyn's murder.
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Chicago
Ohio
Samuel Sheppard
Robert Clinage
Cleveland
James McMahon
Clinage
Marilyn Sheppard
Bay Village
Max Sternbaum
Mansfield
Sheppard
Sternbaum
McMahon
Lexington
Columbus
Paul Herbert
Herbert
Mystery Calls Trigger Firefighter Wild Run in Columbus Suburb
Investigators in Mifflin Two, a Columbus suburb, escalate probe into a "mystery voice" behind multiple threats since December 4. A woman's calls caused four false fire alarms and four ambulance responses to uncalled homes, including a resident receiving 22 threats and a claimed bomb on a street section.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mifflin Two
Arabs Question Eisenhower Doctrine Amid Mideast Debate
The Eisenhower doctrine to block communism in the Middle East drew mixed reactions across Arab nations with criticism in Cairo Beirut and others while non Arab allies welcomed the plan. Some praised potential U S support for independence movements but many feared greater U S intervention and unresolved Israel Arab issues.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
Moscow
United States
Cairo
United Nations
Beirut
U. S
Eisen‘hower
Mongooses and Rats Fail Pipe Test Near New Jersey Turnpike
In Woodbridge New Jersey electrical contractor Louis Salamon attempted an underground test using rats and mongooses to pull an alarm cable through a 730 foot pipe under the turnpike with a float line to be blown through by T J Cope Co of Collegeville Pennsylvania offering to perform the job free.
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Woodbridge
N. J
Louis Salam
New Jersey Turnpike
T. J. Cope Co
Collegeville
Slaying of 18 year old sparks manhunt in Missouri Delta
Police questioned two Black men about the Saturday night killing of 18 year old John Malugan and an assault on June Castleberry near Sikeston. More than 100 possemen searched Black settlements as roadblocks were set up and people gathered at the Sikeston jail.
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Likeston
Missouri
Delta
Sikeston
Eldridge F. Dampf
Missouri Highway Patrol
Claude
Bootmouth) Lacksley
Sikeston Handyman
Dampf
Lacksley
John Malugan
Charleston
June Castleberry
Malugan
Eisenhower Seeks Advance Authority for Middle East Action
President Eisenhower outlined a new U.S. Middle East plan allowing force if necessary and arms aid to regional nations while avoiding an arms race. The proposal shifts duties between the United States and the United Nations and emphasizes UN Charter obligations. The plan mirrors Soviet justification in Hungary by stressing country requests and regional security needs.
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Middle East
U. S
Congress
Cairo
United States
Nasser
Egypt
Washington
Eisenhower
Middle Eastern
United Nations
U.S
Hungary
Mid East
Britain
France
U.N. Security Council
Council
Russia
Red Army
Membership lists stolen from Ukrainian exile council in Munich
Munich authorities report a break in at the Ukrainian National Council exile office in which documents and membership lists were taken. Police consider a rival exile group member as a possible perpetrator.
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Munich
Germany
Ukrain National Council
Train collision injures 150 in England and Scotland
A night express traveling from Aberdeen to London collided into a local train in Welwyn Garden City. Police reported about 150 people lightly injured. The accident disrupted service and is under investigation.
Ships reach exit in Suez Canal after long blockade
Thirteen ships from seven nations are moving out of the Suez Canal more than two months after the invasion. Egyptian crews drive the operation with U N salvage aid limited. total clearance could take until Thursday and full northward passage by early March.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
Mahmound Yunes
Egyptan Suez Canal Authority
U. N
Ismailia
Canal
Cairo
Fire destroys 65 homes on Tsushima Island
A large early morning fire in Kuhara Ku hara on Tsushima Island in the Korean Straits left 65 homes destroyed and 420 people homeless, according to local police.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Kuhara
Tsushima Island
Korean Straits
Husband asks wife for opinion joke
A light joke notes a husband who seeks his wife’s view on anything implying he hasn’t been paying attention. The punchline rests on everyday spousal dynamics and humor about listening.
Chou En Lai Plans Moscow Visit and Hungary Stop
Chou En Lai left Peiping for Moscow today and will also visit Hungary and Poland. Hong Kong observers see his extended tour as signaling China's growing independent voice in world communism while backing Soviet action in Hungary as necessary to keep the bloc together.
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Hong Kong
Chou En-lai
Peiping
Moscow
Hungary
Poland
Chou
Janos Kadar
Ho Lung
Wang Chiah-siang
Russia
Boy Admits Killing Frail 8 Year Old Rose Ann White
Fairfield case details a 14 year old boy confessing to bludgeoning and stabbing Rose Ann White near a railroad track after an accidental fall. He led authorities to the burial site, described killing actions, and said he buried the girl under thistles and grass. An autopsy found the death not caused by a prior attack but confirmed multiple skull fractures.
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Fairfield
Calif
Rose Ann White
Roger Brown
Dep. Dist. Atty. J
Clinton Peterson
Young Brown
Rose Ann
Peterson
Roger
Merrill Brown
436Th
Travis Air Force Base
Solano County
Vallejo
Frank White
Japan
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