Hungarian Family Seeks Welcome After Flight From Camp Kilmer
The Nandor Uray family of five arrives in Middletown sponsored by the American Citizens' Club. Father recounts Soviet labor camps and anti Communist actions in Hungary, describing scars and a long refugee journey via refugee camps to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nandor Uray
Nandor Jr
Elizabeth
Martha
Middletown
Camp Kilmer
American Citizens’ Club
America
Red
Charles Stiles
Uray
Frank Dobrozsi
Citizens Club
Hungary
Tet
Budapest
Freedom
United States
New York Central
Frank Dobrossi
Marsha
Charles B. Stiles
Ross Takes Leave Amid Army Contract Probe
Acting Defense chief Robert Tripp Ross began a self-imposed leave of absence as congressional inquiries opened into an Army contract awarded to Wynn Enterprises linked firm. The contract valued at 834 150 dollars covered 249 000 cotton trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Asvt
Robert Tripp Ross
Ross
Claire Wynn Ross
Wynn Ind
Knoxville
Tenn
Senate
House
Sen. McClellan
Dark
Senate Committee
McClellan
Defense Department
Congress
Wynn Enterprises
Southern Athletic Co
Southern Athletic
Wynn Enterprises Inc
Chuckle: It isn't what girls know that bothers parents
A lighthearted line notes parental concern shifts from knowledge to discovery as daughters reveal secrets in a humorous observation.
Canada Ends Lengthy CPR Rail Strike Across Nation
OTTAWA reports trains slowly resume as a 9 day nationwide strike ends. Prime Minister Louis St Laurent helps broker a settlement between CPR and unions. Tens of thousands return to work, with operations taking days to normalize. A three judge commission will study fireman helper eliminations, findings not binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canadian Pacific Railway
Louis St. Lorent
Union
CPR
Brotherhood of Locomotive
House of Commons
St. Laurent
Commons
Junion
Ike Will Keep Hands Off In GOP Selection
President Eisenhower may stay on the sidelines as factions within the Republican National Committee dispute the choice of a new chairman. Leonard Hall resigns effective Feb. 1 and has set a Jan. 2 vote date with a Jan. 19 subcommittee to consult with the President. Hall’s move signals Eisenhower’s veto power over the final selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Leonard Hall
Hall
GOP National Committee
GOP
L. Judson Morhouse
New York
Morhouse
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Rocky Mountain
Ray Blis
Ohio
Bliss
Missiles Plan Draws United Nations Debates
United States expected to outline a broad proposal for international control of space missiles at the U N political committee session. President Eisenhower calls for a reliable agreement within the UN framework on intercontinental missiles amid shifts in Soviet arms policy and open skies inspections.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Eisenhower
State of the Union
U. N
U. S
Washington
U. N. Disarmament
Soviet Bloc
Bulganin
Kremlin
Europe
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Disarmament Commission
CWA Offers Arbitration in Ohio Telephone Strike
Interim Gov. John W. Brown sent a proposal for arbitration from J Curtis Fletcher of the CWA to Clare E. Williams of Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. after a 183 day strike amid threats of a Portsmouth area telephone blackout from cable slashings. Negotiations have been deadlocked since July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
John W. Brown
Clare E. Williams
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
J. Curtis Fletcher
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Ohio Consolidated
Portsmouth
Scioto County
OSU Student Dies In Blast At University Lab
A lab blast at Banco Inc in Columbus, Ohio killed Paul Burke Jr., a 23 year old OSU engineering student and Navy veteran. Eighteen others were hospitalized. the most seriously hurt were John Bobo 38 Paul Drake 39 and Keith Bray 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Banco, Inc
Ohio State University
Paul Burke, Jr
Ohio State
John Bobo
Paul Drake
Keith Bray
University Hospital
Grace's Mother Goes To Monaco
Mrs. John B. Kelly departs New York for Monaco to await Grace Kelly's sixth grandchild and Monaco’s heir apparent. She will stay at the palace upon arrival while her husband remains in Philadelphia. All five Kelly grandchildren are girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John B. Kelly
Monaco
Grace
New York
Idlewild
Paris
Kelly
Banker's Son Admits Theft in Fort Worth Case
Cecil Lee Culver Jr., 27, son of Groom bank president, confessed to FBI agents that he embezzled more than 5500 from State National Bank. He spent much of the funds on a Texas and Arizona trip and was arrested in Fort Worth after a January manhunt.
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Fort Worth
Tex
FBI
Cecil Lee Culver Jr
State National Bank
Texas
Arizona
Culver
Eddie Jackson Recovers After Hernia Operation
Eddie Jackson, longtime partner of Jimmy Durante, is reported recovering satisfactorily after a hernia operation in Santa Monica California. The surgery yesterday lasted two hours instead of the expected thirty minutes, according to his wife Jeannie Jackson.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Eddie Jackison
Jimmy Durante
Jackson
Jeannie
Boys Attack Principal and Teachers at Shaw Junior High
A vice principal Louis E. Narbonne and teacher Isadore Goldman were hospitalized after a group of boys attacked them outside Shaw Junior High in West Philadelphia. Eugene Mazza declined hospital care. Police detained four boys for questioning as five squad cars responded. Narbonne had previously complained to police about persistent loiterers near the school.
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Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Louis E. Narbonne
Isadore Goldman
Eugene Mazza
Narbonne
Shaw Junior High School
Brown Commutes Five Murderers in Clemency Move
Gov. John W. Brown Friday commuted five convicted murderers from first to second degree murder. He said no further commutations would occur during his 11 day term ending Monday noon. The cases include Eugene Watson, 59, of Findlay Dudley Adams, 44, of East Liver, 35, and Mario Gallina, 38, both of Cleveland. The doctor Samuel Sheppard case is considered closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
John W. Brown
Brown
Samuel Sheppard
Eugene Watson
Findlay
Dudley Adams
East Liver
Mario Gallina
Cleveland
Insurance Money Is Held Motive In Mass Murders
John Gilbert Graham, 24, was executed in Colorado for bombing United Air Lines Flight 629, killing 44 aboard including his mother. He had named himself beneficiary of a $37,500 life policy and offered no motive beyond that. The gas chamber execution followed a calm death row farewell and final words to the warden.
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Canon City
Colo
John Gilbert Graham
Colorado
William Kinney
Justin McKernan
Graham
Denver
Harry Tinsley
Graam
Tinsley
Byrd Cancels Arctic Trip
Rear Adm. Richard E. Byrd cancels plans to join an American Antarctic expedition this month. He will stay in Washington to supervise work on legislation to set up a Presidential commission coordinating all polar operations. The commission would act as a central clearing house for explorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Navy
Byrd
Charles V. Lanman
James E. Mooney
New Zealand
McMurdo Sound
U. S
Pugh Files Papers In Estate Of Wife
Cincinnati William Worthington Pugh seeks to be named executor of Audrey Pugh estate valued around 40000 dollars. The Pugh family resides in Cincinnati. Audrey was fatally stabbed last April 11. Robert V Lyons, once charged with murder, was found innocent last November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William Worthington Pugh
Audrey
Pugh
Robert V. Lyons
City Water Meter
Congress Considers Middle East Stance Amid Eisenhower Plan
Sen H Alexander Smith warns it would be tragic to weaken or reject the President's Middle East resolution indicating lack of confidence. Rep Zablocki and Dean Acheson push for a nonbinding resolution affirming U.S. interest in Middle East security and stability, possible measures, and UN peace through the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Congress
Middle East
Smith
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gordon
D-Til
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Dean Acheson
Truman
House
MacCormack
Massachusetts
Rep. Zablocki
D-Wis
Foreign Affairs
Eisenhower
Zablocki
Acheson
United Nations
MacMillan Moves to Form New Government in Britain
Prime Minister MacMillan presses to assemble a new cabinet and predicts completion this weekend. Queen Elizabeth II cuts holiday to Bucking ham Palace for formal approval. Churchill advised MacMillan, who may replace Eden. Butler and Labor debate the royal role in selecting the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold MacMillan
Elizabeth II
Buckinghan Palace
Winston Churchill
MacMillan
Anthony Eden
Churchill
White Clergyman Named Associate at Negro Church in Princeton
In Princeton New Jersey 28 year old white clergyman Rev David H McAlpin was named associate pastor at the Negro Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church. He said the appointment marked a step toward integration and will be installed Sunday evening. He noted whites and Christians find it natural. He is married to former Joan Rockefeller daughter of Avery Rockefeller president of Shrader Rockefeller Investments.
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Princeton
N. J
Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church
David H. McAlpin
New York
McAlpin
Joan Rockefeller
Avery Rockefeller
Shrader & Rockefeller Investments
Dead Man Acts In Cold War Bomber Case
Police investigate unclear matters in the Bronx death of 67 year old Andrew Kleewen. A large 25 year bill collection and handwritten notes found in his apartment are sent for handwriting analysis. The man linked to the mad bomber’s hatred of Consolidated Edison is noted to have Latvian roots and Westchester ties. Westchester probes 500000 driver license files seeking a suspect with tool access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Andrew Kleewen
Fordham Hospital
Kleewen
Consolidated Edison Co
John Halk
Kleenen
Westchester County
Consolidated Edison
Bonier
Haveeen
Westchester
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