Hungary Faces Severe Food Shortage Under UN Observers
UN observers report that revolt scarred Hungary will have 12 percent unemployment by mid year and needs 440000 tons of foods plus seeds and fertilizer. They favor selling aid through normal channels at world prices with funds redirected to Hungarian Red Cross for welfare and relief costs. Coal aid of 260000 tons is also urged for institutions.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Hungary
Budapest
International Committee of the Red Cross
Red Cross
Hungarian Red Cross
International Red Cross Committee
Jets Make Non-Stop Globe Hop
Three B52 bombers landed at March AFB near Los Angeles after a 24 325 mile nonstop flight around the world. The planes flew about 45 hours at 525 mph starting from Castle AFB on Jan 16. A fourth plane landed in England as scheduled.
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Washington
Air Force
March Air Force Base
Los Angeles
Castle Air Force Base
Calif
Africa
England
Boeing
United States
New
Philippines
Guam
Pacific
Japan Cabinet Rejects U S Surplus Food Purchases
Tokyo reports the Japanese Cabinet endorsed a prior decision not to buy U S surplus farm products this year. The move clears the way to resume stalled trade talks between Japan and Australia.
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Tokyo
U. S
Vet Bonus Aides Set For Columbus Veterans
Gen. pointees include Col. Frank W. Forsythe as officer manager at $8,000 annual, Gervais W. Fais as legal counsel at $7,500, and Gordon F. Serrette as personnel director at $7,000, all Columbus residents. Bonus payments may begin this summer after a 90 million dollar bond issue approved by voters funds up to $400 for about 280,000 veterans.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pointees
Frank W. Forsythe
Gervais W. Fais
Gordon F. Serrette
Goble
King Saud Visits Egypt for Welcoming Ceremony
King Saud of Saudi Arabia arrives in Cairo to a 21 gun salute and a warm welcome from President Nasser. He meets Nasser and representatives from Jordan and Syria to discuss Eisenhower's new Middle East program and plans to visit Washington at month end.
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Egypt
Saud
Saudia Arabia
Nasser
Jordan
Syria
Eisenhower
Washington
Eden Leaves London for New Zealand Convalescent Holiday
Former British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden departed London for a convalescent holiday in New Zealand. The trip seeks warmer skies and recovery during the northern winter.
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London
Anthony Eden
New Zealand
Simple Life for Grace and Rainier Amid Royal Wake
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier of Monaco lead a plain life despite a 120 room palace. They plan for a baby due after January 20 and share close daily routines while maintaining refined tastes and cautious public presence.
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Grace
Prince
George McArthur
Monte Carlo
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Monaco
Rocky
Grimaldis
Royal
Over-Eager Police Foil Bank HoldUp in Mt Clemens
Detective Conrad Koltys of Macomb County sheriff's office chased two youths fleeing the First National Bank after the burglar alarm. He stopped a cruising car, found three suspects and $210 in cash. Police took them to headquarters as bank staff explained the alarm was accidental. Apologies were accepted.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Conrad Koltys
Macomb County
Telegram saga sways GOP race for national chair
Republicans weigh a controversial Stamford telegram amid internal bids for the next chair. Connecticut’s Alcorn remains favored, while Harry Darby and Harold Stassen deny any involvement as Western Union probes who authorized the message about Mendellcorn.
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Meade Alcorn Jr
Connecticut
Leonard W. Hall
Harry Darby
Kansas
West
Midwest
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Harold E. Stassen
GOP
Alcorn
Bush
Purtell
Post Office victory over red tape praised by Kaye
The Post Office Department announced a major win stating that over the last four years 1 685 different forms have been eliminated and the remaining forms greatly simplified. The move is said to have reduced the number of named forms while easing use for the public and postal staff.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Driver killed in Marion County crash
Mapold C. Hull, 34, of Waldo in Marion County, was killed early today when his car left the road just south of here. The county’s first traffic fatality of the year.
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Marion
Ohio
Mapold C. Hull
Waldo
Marion County
Peacekeeping Mandate Drives Israel Troop Withdrawal Plan
United Nations discussions center on a five day timeline for Israel to withdraw remaining troops from Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh with Dag Hammarskjold to supervise. U S and Israel express support, while Russia backs withdrawal and criticizes U S doctrine. Israel agrees to pull out under conditions. UN relief agency notes concerns over an emergency force and Egyptian counter moves.
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U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Egypt
General Assembly
Im Aseyw
Snes
Wussia
United States
Hammarskjold
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Russia
V. V. Kuznetsov
Gaza
Aqaba Gulf
Eissenhower
Middle East
Assembly
Colda Meir
Relief and Works Agency
Puppy Dunked Wash Revived After Washing Machine Incident
Four year old Michael Campbell witnessed his mother washing clothes in Bowling Green Kentucky when he dropped the family dog into the washing machine and turned it on. The pup was pulled from the washer and revived with artificial respiration.
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Bowling Green
Michael Campbell
Queen Elizabeth II Censured Over Fox Hunting Permit
The league today scolded Queen Elizabeth II for allowing her children to witness fox hunting describing it as beastly and loathsome.
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Spec Gol Sports
Elizabeth II
Hypnotist Wins Dismissal In Affection Suit
Milwaukee case ends when hypnotist Jacob Apsel placed Rose Werra in a trance in court and commanded her to return to her husband Silvester Werra. Judge saw the posthypnotic instruction and dismissal followed after Werra agreed to withdraw his suit. Apsel claimed he acted as a spiritualist and that Mrs Werra was the medium in a previously declared imaginary romance.
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Milwaukee
Rose Werra
Jacob Apsel
Werra
Apsel
Abe Lincoln
Labor Boss Faces Quiz On Rackets
Senate investigators questioned Einar Mohn executive vice president of the Teamsters Union about alleged labor racketeering and telegrams seeking to shield wrongdoers. Local 227 stenographers testified they cashed organizer checks and linked Johnny Dioguardi to the local, amid fear of reprisals over reporting on labor matters and the Victor Riesel case.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Einar Mohn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Mohn
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Allied Industrial Workers of America
Victor Riesel
Riesel
Marilyn Kabat
Brooklyn
Johnny
Dio) Dioguardi
Bomb Tip Shuts Cleveland Campus. 2000 Evacuated
An excited female caller warned of two bombs at John Carroll University at 6:03 am prompting evacuation of about 2000 students and faculty. Police conducted a rapid search of buildings in near freezing conditions with no devices found.
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Cleveland W
John Carroll University
Weekend Warmup in Miami Valley Forecast
The season's longest cold wave shows signs of moderating as westerly winds may bring slightly warmer temperatures. The forecast calls for partly cloudy and cold weather today and tonight with some snow flurries. Snow last night totaled 0.1 inches.
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Miami Valley
Ohio Weather Warms Slightly Amid Snow Squalls
The Associated Press reports a moderation in cold air with a forecast of continued snow across Ohio. Snow squalls threaten Ashtabula Lake Geauga counties while main highways remain snow covered and slick from Youngstown to Woodsfield.
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Ohio
Ashtabula
Lake
Geauga
State Highway Department
Youngstown
Canton
Mount Vernon
Woodsfield
Ohio Turnpike
Tito Visit Fixed For Late April
Officials said a state visit by Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia to the United States is set for late April. Dulles conferred with Yugoslav ambassador Leo Mates as protests grew in Congress and from some groups over Tito’s Communist regime. Diplomats say the visit would highlight Yugoslavia’s stance from Moscow’s control and could influence nations still under Soviet domination.
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Marshal Tito
United
Dulles
Leo Mates
State Department
Mates
Tito
Congress
Rep
O'Konski
R-Wis
United States
Eisenhower
White House
Mosecow
Chuckle A and the Many Ways to Say It
A fragment from a comic page hints at playful wordplay and phonetic humor. The snippet teases a joke about saying ee and si in different ways, inviting readers to chuckle at language quirks.
Censor Bans Ten North Fred Clothbound Edition
Detroit police ban the clothbound edition of John O Hara Ten North Frederick after private and public libraries remove the novel deemed obscene. Police Commissioner Edward S Piggins orders suppression to stay consistent with paperback bans. Random House vows to contest the move amid questions of censorship and author response.
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Detroit
John O'Hara
Edward S. Piggins
Piggins
Melville FE. Bullach
Ilanan
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