Hungary's Kadar and Labour Leaders Seek Partial Troop Pullback
In Budapest, Premier Janos Kadar and city labor chiefs report a three state partial withdrawal of Soviet troops and early talks on forming a coalition. A general strike remains active as workers demand concessions and an end to the rebellion's disruption.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Vienna
Ferenc Szabo
Istvan Bibo
Kadar
Zoltan Tildy
Bela Kovacs
Soviet Union
Siberia
Ace
When I Was a Boy My Ambition Recalled
A humorous column recalls a boyhood goal and the way adults teased or inspired him. The narrator reflects on childhood dreams and the humor of growing up.
Witness Links Telvi Gang Death to Demands for Pay
Federal court heard Joseph Carlino testify that Abe Telvi, killed after the Riesel acid attack, sought larger sums after learning the victim’s identity. Carlino alleged Telvi was paid $500 to assault a "nobody" and later pressed for $20,000, while Telvi’s murder remains unsolved.
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New York
Abe Telvi
Victor Riesel
Joseph Peter
Joe Peele
Postman Upsets Dallas Woman and Her Dog
Dallas woman complains a substitute mail carrier unsettles her dog on the route. She says the regular carrier gets along, but the substitute triggers barking. She reports the dog is under a mimota tree while the carrier is in the tree. Postal authorities disclosed names.
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Dallas
Cold Wave Slashes Midwest and Great Lakes Regions
Winter's first icy blast sweeps the Miami Valley and Midwest. Temperatures tumble from 75 to near 34 by dawn as winds gust to 60 mph in places. Duluth reports 12 inches of snow while Michigan faces heavier snowfall and a forecast of colder, windy weather across the Great Lakes region.
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Miami Valley
Armeco
Middletown
Chicago
upaCe
Mlinoisland
Indiana
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Lower
Michigan
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Duluth
Minn
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Monaco Graces Return After US Baby Visit
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco return from the United States where the couple welcomed a baby. The infant, born aboard the 368 acre opera property, is expected to someday rule Monaco.
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Cannes
France
Prince ‘Rainier
Princess Grace of
Monaco
United States
UN Peace Try Blocked By Tough Red Demands
The UN security mission faces a stiff test as Soviet demands press Egypt to regain pre invasion territory. Dag Hammarskjold seeks a compromise while Britain France and Israel push for limits along the 1949 armistice lines and control of the Suez Canal approach. France accuses Bulganin notes of hampering U N efforts and Egypt faces pressure from Nasser as tensions mount in the Middle East.
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Austria
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Budapest
U.N
Dag
London
Egypt
Middle East
Britain
France
Israel
Hammarskjold
Jim
Suez Canal
Suez
Nasser
Bulganin
Canal Zone
Russia
Dayton Board approves teacher pay raise schedule
Dayton, Ohio—The Board of Education approved a revised salary schedule granting $350 a year increases for public school teachers. The new scale starts at $3,900 and tops at $6,300 for teachers with a master's degree and 15 years of experience.
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Dayton
Ohio
Dayton’ Board of Education
Terror in Poland Police Methods Revealed by Wudski
Stalinist era terror in Poland drove victims to madness after seven days of interrogation and others feigned lunacy to escape. Leon Wudski, central committee member, condemned the secret police chief and described hangings of nails and asylum asylums to evade U S secret police. He blamed the regime on the primacy of the Party over individuals.
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Warsaw
Poland
Leon Wudski
Central Committee
Communist Party
Moscow
Kremlin
Wudski
Jacob Berman
Secret Police
Tworki
U. S
Rosanchi
Department
U. B
Debut for 3-year-old Debbie Williams With Ice Vogues
Three year-old Debbie Williams to make her professional skating debut with the Ice Vogues Co in Allentown Pennsylvania on December 22. She will perform a solo and partner with her parents Johnny and Pat Williams both professional skaters.
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Columbus
Ohio
Debbie Williams
Debbie
Johnny
Pat Williams
Peter Cottontail
Chicago
Robbie
Allentown
Ice Vogues Co
Man admits starting fatal apartment fire in Cincinnati
Arthur Lee Redman, 29, told police he started the blaze that killed eight during a quarrel with a woman friend. Detectives planned eight murder charges and arson against Redman. he admitted starting the fire after two lie detector tests.
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Cincinnati
Arthur Lee Redman
Thomas Faragher
Redfast
Clark
Chiildren
Redman
New Trial Sought in Murder Case of Real Estate Dealer
In Columbus a new trial bid was filed for Homer Jack Dean who was convicted of first degree murder in Elmo C. Rice's 1947 slaying. Six affidavits claim new evidence including a statement attributed to Rice's widow, Christine Stacy, overheard in a Columbus saloon.
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Columbus
Ohio
Homer Jack Dean
Elmo C. Rice
Clintonville
Dean
Robert G. Jack
R. B. Yates
Marshall County
W. Va
Christine Stacy
Christine Rice
Yates
Rice
New Typhoon Mery Aims At Stricken Luzon
Manila reports Typhoon Mery bearing toward northern Philippines barely 12 hours after Typhoon Lucille battered central Luzon Island. The two storms threaten further damage to the region and relief efforts underway.
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Manila
Mery
Philippines
Lucille
Luzon
Moon To Enter Total Eclipse Across Western Hemisphere
A total lunar eclipse will begin about 11 p.m. EST Saturday as the full moon enters Earth's shadow. It will be completely covered by 1:08 a.m. Sunday and exit the shadow by 4:35 a.m. with a partial phase from 3:33 a.m.
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New York
Hemisphere
Earth
UN Studies Red China Membership Debate at General Assembly
The General Assembly slowed as the United States with Britain and others pressed to shelve Red China seating. Knowland, debuting in the UN, accused India of pro Communist drumbeat while Britain and the Soviet Union clashed over whether to open a full debate. Earlier, South Africa’s racial policies were set for a renewed discussion risking a possible walkout.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Red China
General Assembly
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
World Organization
India
United States
Britain
Commonwealth
U. S. Senate
China
Korea
North Korea
Dmitri Shepilov
South Africa
Egypt Declares Tough Line On Canal Crisis
The government backed newspaper As today asserts Egypt will dictate terms to withdraw British French and Israeli troops, with global support led by the United States and the Soviet Union. It says Egypt will not discuss anything connected with the canal, viewing it as a separate issue.
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Cairo
Egypt
As Today
Britain
France
United States
Soviet Union
Bride Embezzles 140000 From Husband’s Firm
A 35-year-old bride, Virginia Cook Miller, admitted stealing about 140000 from her husband Conrad Miller’s electronics company over three years. She arraigned in Union County Jail with no bail and alleged funds were used to buy a home and help family. Police traced the payroll padding and the firm’s books were audited after her departure.
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Clark Township
N. J
Conrad Miller
Union County
Edward E. Reider
Arthur Mishkin
Metuchen
Soem Laboratories, Inc
Miller
Virginia Cook
Frank L. Fugle
Alexander Tariska
Perth Amboy
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Revolutionary Council of University Students
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Budaop Em AG
Telvi
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Crane Steerer
Alexandra Muoeller
Germany
Alexandra
Olentangy
Ohio Penitentiary
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Ohio Institution
Franklin County
UN Studies Red China
Soviets
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U.S
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Hubby
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