Polish Party Prepares Quiet Protest Over Hungarian Executions
AP reports the Polish Communist party ready to protest the execution of Imre Nagy and other Hungarian revolt leaders within Soviet bloc circles. Gomulka unlikely to publicly oppose the executions. private opposition noted by Rapacki and Politburo members.
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Warsaw
Communist Party Today
Communist Bloc
Imre Nagy
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Gomulka
Adam Rapacki
Nehru Calls Nagy Execution Distressing News
Nehru described the execution of Imre Nagy as distressing news and declined to elaborate. When asked if this would cancel the planned summit, he questioned why anything should be called off.
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New Delhi
Nehru
Imre Nagy
Poznan Autocratic Party Members Question Gomulka Opinion
Rapacki told Poznan party members he could only state his personal belief that if Gomulka had known of the executions he would not have visited Hungary this year. Zambrowski, addressing lower ranking members, called the executions a breach of trust and implied Gomulka was assured Nagy would not be killed.
Hunted man trapped in California
Eureka Calif AP Sheriffs deputies from four counties and FBI agents sealed a cordon around a timbered mountain area about 70 miles southeast of Eureka in a bombproof search for George Edward Cole 31 one of the nations 10 most wanted men Cole is wanted for the fatal shooting of San Francisco Police Sgt Joseph Lacey during a tavern holdup Dec 30 1956 A helicopter and a light plane aided the search covering about 10 square miles
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Eureka
Calif
FBI
George Edward Cole
Mon
Here
Cole
San Francisco
Joseph Lacey
Auto Parleys Reopened In Detroit Contract Talks
Auto makers and the United Auto Workers resumed negotiations in Detroit with Ford, Chrysler, and General Motors on the agenda. The union, whose contracts expired nearly a month ago, intensified efforts over the weekend to secure union backing for strike votes while signaling no rush to settle.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
UAW
Ford
Onrysier
General Motors
Hungarians clash with police at Soviet headquarters in New York
More than 1,000 banner waving Hungarians protested outside the Soviet delegation to the United Nations near Park Avenue. Police clashed as windows were smashed and nine pickets were arrested. The violence followed peaceful leafleting by the Federation of Former Hungarian Political Prisoners.
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United States
New York
Park Avenue
United Nations
Manhattan
Imre Nagy
Moscow
Nagy
Bela Fabian
Hungarian Federation
Ottawa
Canada
Brakes Fail as Freight Collides With Luxury Train
In Thurmond West Virginia a 144 car freight crashed into the rear of the George Washington passenger train on the Chesapeake and Ohio line. Engineer H W Honaker said the brakes failed and the ore cars behind the freight shoved the engine. Four crewmen and six passengers were hospitalized though none of the passengers were seriously hurt. Seven passengers and three freight cars derailed in the collision near Newport News Virginia to Cincinnati route.
Visits Bring Simple Pleasure Even If Not In Sight
A Portuguese proverb notes visits bring pleasure whether they arrive soon or later, underscoring the simple joy of companionship and social contact.
American, Galindez Are Linked
Justice Department documents in Gerald Murphy handwriting connect him to the disappearance of Dr. Jesus de Galindez, a Columbia University lecturer who vanished in New York City in March 1956. Murphy disappeared in Ciudad Trujillo after documents were found in his apartment.
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New York
Justice Department
Gerald Lester Murphy
Jesus de Galindez
New York Times
Washington
Murphy
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Times
Galindez
Columbia University
Rafael Trujillo
New York City
Morris L. Ernst
Trujillo
Ernst
Tornado seen over Kansas City area causes damage
A tornado cloud twirled above metropolitan Kansas City yesterday, passing near Union Station and Independence's Harry S. Truman Library. Only Kansas City Kansas suffered damage including a garage torn from its foundation a trailer overturned and several windows smashed.
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Kansas City
Kan
Union Station
Baseball Park
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Kah
Kirk Douglas Welcomes Second Son Eric Anthony
Hollywood AP reports actor Kirk Douglas and wife Anne Buydens welcomed their second son, Eric Anthony, born Saturday night weighing seven pounds. The birth adds to the family roster of three.
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Hollywood (Ap
Kirk Douglas
Anne Buydens
Eric Anthony
U.N. Presses for Peace as Lebanon Crisis Grows
U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold met with Egyptian President Nasser and the UAR government to urge calm in Lebanon amid rebel activity. The U.N. mission plans a watchdog team in Bekaa as observers resume work, with U.S. helicopters and Swedish planes supplied for monitoring.
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U.N
Dag Hammerskjold
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Hammarskjold
Aman
Jerusalem
Beirut
Syria-Lebanon
U.A.R
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
United States
Britain
New York
U. N
Sweden
Security Council
Syria
Bekaa
Maurice Brown
New Zealand
Rebels Claim Government Force Routed In North Celebes
Indonesian rebels broadcast that Ja karta government invaders were driven back in North Celebes. They claimed 70 Jakarta soldiers were killed in one clash and said Me nado remained a rebel stronghold as of the latest reports. Col. Ventje Sumual led the claim that enemy troops have not won a battle since landing a week ago.
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Manila
Radio Today
Jakarta
Celebes
Menado
Ventje Sumual
Peenwigante
Me Nado
Sumual
Mystery Fish Under Study in Wales Encounter
Two Welsh fishermen pulled a four foot long, 20 pound creature from Cardigan Bay with two eight inch legs and tiny webbed feet. They kept it alive in the boat and handed it to Abersoch expert Evan Hughes, who called for government fisheries officials to examine the odd specimen.
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London
Trevor
David Jones
Cardigan Bay
Wales
Abersoch
Evan Hughes
Actor John Calvert Sailed Aboard Drifted Yacht East of China Sea
Japanese vessels searched the East China Sea for the 95 ton Thespian owned by John Calvert and seven aboard after leaving Keelung Formosa in bad weather. The vessel was last sighted 80 miles southeast of Shanghai drifting toward southern Japan. Calvert, a former magician known as the Falcon, was with his mother in law Constance Lowe and Joseph Iverson plus Army Specialist Thomas E. Jones.
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Los Angeles
John Calvert
East China Sea
Formosa
Tokyo
Calvert
Keelung
Japan
Shanghai
Coast Guard
Constance Conrad Lowe
Joseph A. Iverson
California
Thomas E. Jones
Black River Falls
Wis
U. S
Tragic Electric Train Crash Kills 10 in Orizaba Area
In Maltrata Point near Orizaba an electric train on the Orizaba Veracruz line crashed into a crowded railway station. At least ten dead and twenty injured with about twenty five unaccounted for as brakes failed and power restored caused the runaway train to speed into the station. Witnesses saw passengers jump clear and crew attempt sand on the tracks to stop the car.
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Orizaba
Mexico
Maltrata Point
Gulf Coast
Veracruz
Toledo Men Held In Shooting Of Antioch Student
Two Toledo men Brady Banks and Paul Davis were arrested on armed robbery charges after a robbery and shooting of Antioch College student Eugene Greathouse 25 who was shot twice in the head during the raid. Clink 22 of Roseville Mich identified the suspects. The victims were stripped of $64 and left by the roadside before Greathouse sought help at a farmhouse.
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Antioch College
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Toledo Memorial Hospital
Brady Banks
Paul Davis
Greathouse
Arthur Clink
Roseville
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Clink
Banks
Davis
Here
Yellow Springs
Ohio
New Fight Looms On Integration Ruling
In Little Rock, Judge Harry J. Lemley refused a stay on his order suspending desegregation at Central High for 2½ years. Negro attorneys plan further appeals to higher courts while political figures react to the ruling amid Arkansas primary campaigning.
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Lee Ward
Paragould
Chris Finkbeiner
Little Rock
Ward
Finkbeiner
Faubus
Four Negro Leaders To Meet Ike
Four civil rights leaders plan White House talks with President Eisenhower on school integration in Little Rock Arkansas. They stress federal action may be needed as Judge Lemley allows a 24 year stay on the court order despite federal troops bringing pupils to Central High. The Justice Department weighs intervening as a party to an appeal.
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Central High
Lemley
Little Rock
Horace Mann High School
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Ark
Roy Wilkins
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National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Freight Train Derailment Near Holland Causes Delays
Forty one cars of a New York Central freight train derailed twenty miles west of Toledo. Six crewmen were uninjured. The 98 car eastbound train from Chicago to Toledo damaged about 2000 yards of mainline tracks near Holland in Lucas County. Some 33 cars were demolished and tracks expected to be out of service 18 to 24 hours. Re-routing delays about 11 hours. Cause of the accident not determined.
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New York Central
Here
Chicago
Toledo
Holland
Lucas County
Elkhart
Ind
Adrian
Mich
Adams declines bid for New Hampshire governorship
Sherman Adams declined a run for the Republican nomination in New Hampshire's September 9 primaries. He said from Washington that he has a job to finish here and would not reenter politics in his home state.
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N. H
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Washington
Adams
Adams and Morgan questioned in White House aid case
Rep. Morgan Moulder urged investigators to call Gerald D. Morgan as a front man for Sherman Adams amid a probe into Adams dealings with Bernard Goldfine. Adams acknowledged hospitality and gifts but denied seeking favoritism. The SEC and FTC disclosed actions in the Goldfine case, with calls for Adams to testify again.
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Eisenhower
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Adams
Moulder
Sherman Adams
White House
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East Boston Co
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East Boston
Goldfine Holding Company
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D-Ark
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FTC
Edward F. Howrey
Howrey
Gov. Adams
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