Cincinnati Fire Kills 8 In Mt Auburn Apartment
Eight people died in an early morning three story Cincinnati apartment fire, seven of them children. Three others were injured as residents leaped to escape, all victims reported as Negro. Names include Mrs Edna Dyas and her children John Beverly Jocelyn Arlene James and Mrs Terry Jane Clark and Larry Dell Clark and others.
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Cincinnati
Mt. Auburn
Johnetta Clark
Ruther Walker
William Stokes
Edna Dyas
John
Beverly
Jocelyn
Arlene
James
Terry Jane Clark
Larry Dell Clark
Photographs to be shown in Pugh case
In Cincinnati the murder trial of Robert Lyons resumes after a recess. Dr. Frank Cleveland plans to present color photographs illustrating Audrey Evers Pugh’s fatal knife wounds. The state argues the Pugh household knife did not cause the injuries and the murder weapon remains unfound. Lyons, 43, a former city water meter reader, allegedly confessed after being rebuked for trying the wrong door. The confession was later disavowed.
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Cincinnati
Robert
Audrey Evers Puch
Lyons
Frank Cleveland
Cleveland
Pugh
City Water Meter
U.N. Police Force to Enter Egypt Immediate
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold announced agreement with Egypt for immediate entry of the U N police force. He will fly to Cairo Tuesday to oversee talks and hopes to reach Cairo Thursday and return to New York by Sunday.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
U.N
Hammarskjold
Cairo
New York
Man At Fountain Pen Counter Plans Mink Coat Surprise
A man browses a fountain pen counter and tells the clerk he is buying the pen for his wife. He reveals the surprise is that she is expecting a mink coat. The exchange balances humor with a gift-giving domestic moment.
Headache Study Finds Doctors Not Immune
A survey of nearly 5 000 people led Dr Henry Ogden of Louisiana State University to report that over 60 percent have headaches. Women under 20 who are unmarried are most prone, with divorced individuals more affected than married. farmers show the lowest susceptibility.
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Washington
Louisiana
Henry Ogden
Louisiana State University School of Medicine
Southern Medical Assn
Ogden
Kadar Faces Skeptical Hungarians Over Revolutionary Government
Budapest reports reveal Prime Minister Kadar struggles to win non Communist and Communist support for a new "revolutionary" government. His six member cabinet is shunned by all sides as he stresses a break from Stalinism yet offers limited concessions. Russian tanks bombard Budapest as hopes for a democratic base fade.
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Janos Kadar
Matyas Rakesi
Russia
Kadar
Hungary
Communist Party
Erno Geroe
Imre Nagy
Nagy
Hapsburgs
Smallsholders
Social Democrats
National Peasants
Soviet Union
Budapest
Petoefi
Csepel
Burma Rejects Troop Request
RANGOON The Burmese government announced that its offer of troops for the Middle East police force has not been accepted and it will supply no men. The government gave no explanation.
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Rangoon
Middle East
Hungarians Protest U S Help In Hungary Rebels
About 200 Hungarian Canadians demonstrated outside the U S consulate in Montreal to protest what they call the United States unwillingness to give active help to Hungarian rebels.
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Montreal
U. S
United States
Hungary
Colder Weather Moves In From Weak Front
A high pressure system advancing into the Miami Valley brings cloudy skies and cooler temperatures. Today's forecast calls for partly cloudy, colder weather with a high near 52 and a low around 33. Tuesday should be partly cloudy and cold with a high near 46. Sunday reached a high of 67 with a low about 43 overnight.
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Miami Valley
Otto John Is Tried In Germany
Otto John former West German intelligence chief known as the Man With the Thousand Secrets faced treason charges in Karlsruhe. The 47 year old defector turned back to the West appeared before five red robed judges with about 100 witnesses expected, potentially a month long trial. He led the domestic intelligence agency spending two million dollars annually to counter subversive activity.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Otto John
West Germany
John
Supreme Court
East Berlin
Federal Office For the Protection of the Constitution
Arab Leaders Meet in Beirut on Suez Crisis
Five Arab heads of state were due in Beirut to discuss the Middle East crisis. Attendees include Saudi King Saud, King Faisal of Iraq, King Hussein of Jordan, and President Shukri Kuwaily of Syria. They plan to curb communism influence and seek a united Arab policy on Egypt Britain France Israel.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Camille Chamoun
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Faisal
Iraq
Hussein
Jordan
Shukri Kuwaily
Syria
Soviet Union
Egypt
Britain
France
Israel
Nationalists Fear Attack By Chinese Forces Over Coast
The Chinese Communists shot down a C46 troop transport over the east China coast. Nine Nationalist officers and enlisted men were recovered from the wreckage. The plane was dropping leaflets over Hangchow when shot down by a Communist fighter.
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Taipei
East China
Peiping Radio
Nationalist Air Force
Hangchow
Formosa
Letter Opened After Eccentric's Granite Monument Removal
In San Francisco a seven foot granite monument once set by Martin Hanson to protest a Market Street project is removed early as a new widening plan proceeds. The 1968 reading will occur with Elva Standberg now Mrs. Fred Rust present near Corbett Avenue and Market Street.
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San Francisco
Martin Hanson
Market Street
Corbett Avenue
Elva
Elva Standberg
Hanson
Jim
Fred Rust
Orinda
Calif
Red Military Machine Crushes Rebel Pockets
Budapest battles raged as Soviet forces crushed remaining rebel pockets including Csepel Island factories and Ujpest. Janos Kadar warned the counterrevolution would be liquidated within days as Hungary faced bombardments, fires, shortages, and massive casualties.
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Vienna
Russia
Budapest
Csepel Island
Danube Island
Ujpest
Dunapentele
Stalinvaros
Pecs
Gyper
Austria
Vac
Janos Kadar
Troops Await Word To Move For UN Police In Egypt
Advance UN police units waited in Italy for Egypt's Nasser to grant final consent to land in Egypt. Moscow warned of volunteers, while China pledged thousands of volunteers. Armistice lines near Port Said held with sporadic fire from both sides.
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London
Middle East
Italy
Egypt
Nasser
FES Lpl LV
Moscow
China
Port Said
U. N
Naples
E. L. M. Burns
Jerusalem
U. N. Truce Supervision Organization
Palestine
Burns
Suez Canal Zone
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza Strip
Sinai
Gaza
Soviet Union
Egypt Offered Gift From Communist China
HONG KONG Radio Peiping said today that Communist China offered Egypt a gift of 20 million Swiss francs equal to about 2.8 million dollars. The report notes the gesture in the context of ongoing Cold War diplomacy.
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Hong Kong
Radio
Peiping
China
Egypt
Burglars Steal Jewelry From East Side Editor
Thieves absconded with jewelry valued at 30900 dollars from the home of Thomas B. Hess, an art magazine editor, during the weekend burglary on the East Side. No injuries reported. Authorities are investigating the break in and reviewing security footage.
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New York
East Side
Thomas B. Hess
Art
United Nations opening as 1956 session begins
The U N General Assembly opens its 1956 session amid crises in Hungary and the Middle East. Soviet action in Hungary and the Egypt invasions top 73 debate topics as observers and a ceasefire force are sought. New members and Communist China seating are on the agenda alongside Algeria Cyprus Dutch New Guinea Korea and disarmament talks. India Argentina Spain and Latin American nations ask for reforms and new consultation mechanisms.
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United Nations
N. Y
Hungary
Middle East
U. N. General Assembly
Egypt
U.N
Hammarbakford
U. N
China
Algeria
Cyprus
Dutch West New Guinea
Korea
India
Argentina
Spain
Reds Accept Swiss Offer for Four Powers Summit
Bulganin accepted the Swiss invitation to a Big Four plus India summit to ease fears of World War III. Eisenhower rejected the Swiss idea, urging UN settlement. Nehru accepted, France showed interest, Eden said he would meet anywhere to discuss Europe and the Middle East.
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Moscow
Bulganin
Switzerland
India
Moscow Radio
Eisenhower
United Nations
Nehru
Eden
Europe
Middle East
Bugler Fulfills WWI Dream In Paris Armistice Ceremony
Hartley Edwards, a 61 year old former Denison Tex bugler, returned to France to play taps for fallen comrades at the Arch of Triumph during Armistice Day ceremonies. He previously played beneath the arch in 1919 and at Compiegne cemetery that afternoon, performing with Pershing era veterans and drawing tribute from French and American veterans alike.
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George McArthur
France
Hartley Edwards
Denison
Tex
John J. Pershing
Ferdinand Foch
Edwards
Paris
Compiegne
Gen. Pershing
Marshal Foch
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