Hungarians Flee Communism Find Start At Kilmer Camp
A planeload of Hungarian refugees landed at McGuire Air Force Base and will travel to Kilmer refugee camp in New Jersey. Army Secretary Wilber Brucker welcomed 62 people and 28 families as officials and newsmen gathered. Escaping Hungary’s fear, refugees join nations offering resettlement while Austria hosts many awaiting aid packages and Red Cross channels extend relief.
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Wilber M. Brucker
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America
Refugees accuse Soviet troops of firing at Hungarians at Austrian frontier
U N officials report about 52,000 Hungarians fled to Austria since the rebellion began with 8,000 in Eisenstadt area recently many wounded by Soviet border fire as refugees cross the border by train and foot. Congressman Francis Walter testified seeing a refugee shot on Hungarian soil near the Austrian frontier. Refugees describe deportations, while Budapest radio denies them. The United States cites at least 16,000 shipped to the Soviet Union. More than 2,000 refugees crossed the border between 8 p.m. Tuesday and 8 a.m. today.
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U. S
Francis Walter
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Radar
Red Army
United Nations
Hungary
Szombathely
Russia
Government May Act In Dock Mess
New York report says federal move to halt the 20 million dollar a day waterfront strike is imminent. Potential actions include a Taft Hartley Act emergency declaration or an NLRB injunction. Negotiations continue between the International Longshoremen’s Assn and the New York Shipping Association over the six day old strike, affecting Atlantic and Gulf ports and military cargo.
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Gulf Coast
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Snyder
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East
Trial Details Tie Attack to Abe Telvi Case in Manhattan
Patrolman testified Miranti drove a wrong way, allegedly aiding an April attack on labor columnist Abe Telvi. Miranti, Domenico Bando, and Leo Telvi are on trial with others including Johnny Dio, accused as go betweens who harbored Abe Telvi after the incident. Grant could not identify Abe Telvi’s photo and described a fleeing suspect questioned by police near a parking lot.
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Abe Telvi
John
Johnny Dio
Dioguardi
Grant
Reisel
Broadway
James McGurk
Will delays million from grandfather trust until 1978
Grandson Thomas E. Doyle, 28, of Kentucky, won a court ruling upholding his grandfather’s trust provisions delaying any payout until he turns 50 in 1978 unless his mother dies sooner. The judge noted no evidence of undue influence. The fund exceeds $900,000 with annual income around $20,000.
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Cincinnati
Thomas E. Doyle
George E. Kearns
Hamilton County
Kearns
Doyle
Great Salt Lake Rock Blast for railroad causeway
Workmen began collecting rocky rubble from a cliff residue after a 560000 pound explosion on the western shore of the Great Salt Lake. The blast aimed to provide rock for a Southern Pacific railroad causeway across the lake.
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Utah
Great Salt Lake
Southern Pacific
Airplane the dog named 1948 Brainy Heart Hero
Airplane, a 44 pound black and white mongrel, was named Dog of the Year by the National Society of Medical Research. Dr Paul Dudley White placed a silver collar on the dog at Children's Medical Center with 4 year old Joanne McLaughlin, who recently had heart surgery aided by Airplane’s heart research. The team developed a technique to repair small holes between the ventricles using a plastic patch, demonstrated in Airplane and refined by Dr Robert E Gross and Judah Folkman.
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National Society of Medical Research
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Children's Medical Center
Joanne McLaughlin
Airp
Robert E. Gross
Harvard Medical School
Judah Folkman
Cincinnati
Joanne
Cunning Bird Knew Where He Was Safe
In Fruitvale Colorado a brightly plumed pheasant sought refuge on a farm porch after slipping through a broken screen. Two teenage hunters debated shooting or capturing it, but Mrs. Brown intervened saying they had no permission. The pheasant was released by the Brown children after their father arrived.
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Harry Brown
Prosecutor Denies Lyons Threat Was Made Before Confession
In Cincinnati, assistant Hamilton County prosecutor denied that Robert Lyons was threatened with electrocution before he signed a disputed murder confession. He said Lyons chose to tell the truth and insisted no coercion occurred. Lyons, 43, is tied to the killing of Mrs. Pugh as defense questions continued.
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Robert V. Lyons
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Roney
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Pugh
Cacia Ackerman
Egypt
Ada Ramey
UN Forces Move Into Canal Zone Amid Tensions
In Cairo a unit of 190 Norwegian troops joined U.N. peacekeeping in the Suez Canal area to ease Egyptian British French tensions at Port Said. The mission, supported by Egypt and the British French authorities, is not a withdrawal, with no pullout by the western command. The operation follows cease fire hostilities and escalates regional strain across Syria Jordan and Lebanon amid reports of violence and power shifts.
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Suez Canal Zone
U.N
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Canal Zone
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France
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Syria
Amman
Jordan
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China
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Sebanes
Lebanon
Beirut
Molotov Named Minister of State Control in Soviet
British dispatch reports V. M. Molotov, long a Stalin era figure and former foreign minister, appointed minister of state control by the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet. He also remains first deputy premier and already heads broad Soviet activities. He succeeds V. G. Zhavoronkov in the new post.
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London
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Russia
Supreme Soviet
V. G. Zhavoronkov
Chuckle Children Start School With Big Alphabet Advantage
Today’s Chuckle Children begin school with a notable head start as they already recognize two letters of the alphabet, giving them an early learning edge in basic literacy before formal lessons begin.
Montgomery Bus Desegregation Ruling Narrow in Scope
U S Circuit Judge Richard T. Rives says the Supreme Court bus desegregation decision would set a precedent for similar cases but only directly enjoin enforcement in Montgomery Alabama. He notes federal protectors from Southern states were urged to Washington to discuss implementation as city officials privately doubt a broad halt to the court order.
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Alabama
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Ference
Washington
Rives
Commission
UN Egypt Ready For Suez Talks
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urged the General Assembly to grant broad powers to work with Egypt on deploying a Middle East police force. He cited agreed principles with President Nasser but left open whether UN troops would police the Suez Canal area after British withdrawal, while expressing satisfaction with the force’s entry and deployment in Egypt.
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Dag Hammarskjold
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Nasser
U. N
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U.N
US Paroles Five Japanese War Criminals
The United States today paroled five Japanese war criminals in Tokyo. The release reduces Sugamo Prison detainees to 134, with 91 sentenced by the United States, four by Britain and 39 by the Australians.
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Tokyo
United States
Sugamo
Britain
Cold air mass brings frigid Miami Valley weather
A cold Canadian air mass moving eastward will keep the Miami Valley cold through Thursday. The forecast calls for scattered showers and wind today with a high near 30 this evening. Morning temperature was 47 at 8 45 a.m. Sleet occurred this morning and total rainfall yesterday and today reached .72 inches.
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