Malenkov in Budapest Backing Kadar Regime Amid Hungarian Crisis
In Budapest former Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov, now deputy premier, advised Janos Kadar to take a harder line against striking Hungarian workers. The move accompanies a flood of refugees into Austria, with total arrivals nearing 90,900 since the revolt. Police report 3,000 cross the Burgenland border Tuesday, raising 24 hour totals to nearly 5,000.
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Budapest
Georgi Malenkov
Janos Kadar
Malenkov
Kadar
Workers’ Council of
Greater Budapest
Bela Kovacs
Smallholders Party
Kovacs
Imre Nagy
Vienna News- Die Presse
International Red Cross
Red Cross Committee
Red Cross
Ike Seeks To Boost World Aid Plan
The Eisenhower administration plans to ask Congress for slightly over four billion dollars for foreign aid for the coming year. The total U S aid would exceed nine billion dollars since its start, with funds earmarked for food raw materials weapons and technical assistance. Officials said the request aims to keep current spending levels for economic and military aid totaling about one point three billion annually and to support Middle East projects such as Jordan River development and Arab refugee resettlement.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Ian EU
Menth
International Cooperation Administration
Sion
Middle East
U. S
Jordan River
Dayton Tragedy: Father and Infant Daughter Found Dead
Dayton police report a man Wilgus Lee Tipton 30 and his 11 month old child Seven Su found dead in an apartment. Coroner Dr. Robert Zipf said Mrs Tipton 29 was found unconscious and rushed to Dayton hospital where her condition was listed as serious prior to death.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wilgus Lee Tipton
Robert E. Zipf
Tipton
Dayton Hospital
Crisis Rising Between Syria and Iraq Looms
Beirut report notes mounting tension as Syria and Iraq cue up for possible coup or clash within days. Iraq accuses Damascus of subversive activity while Jordan moves to cut ties with Britain and seek Soviet ties.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Iraq
Damascus
Baghdad
Aboul Hamid Saraj
Jordan
Britain
Russia
Middle East
Nuri Said
Faisal
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Soviet Union
Ead
United States
Communist Party
Pravda
All Loving Nations
Eer Coe
Sol Camel Datas Velatins
Happiness pills seen as potentially harmful says AMA
AP reports two psychiatrists from the University of Oregon Medical School told the AMA that tranquilizers prescribed to 8,200 patients can have dangerous effects. They cited risks to morals and emotions, poor follow up, and societal fears of self reliance, urging tighter use and public education on tranquilizers.
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Rennie Taylor
Science
Seattle
Herman A. Dickel
Henry H. Dixon
American Medical Assn
Dickel
Dr. Dixon
University of Oregon Medical School
AMA
Dixon
Baby Held As Hostage For Debt In Clermont County
In Batavia Ohio Joyce Handley of Cincinnati seeks habeas corpus to recover her infant Victoria Ann held by William W Scott of Milford. Handley says the child was taken to the Scotts for boarding and unpaid board bills kept her. Grandfather claims the baby, three months old and seven pounds, was not eating properly. The First District Court of Appeals will hear the case Monday in Cincinnati.
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Batavia
Ohio
Joyce Handley
Cincinnati
Clermont County
William W. Scott
Milford
Victoria Ann
Scott
Handley
First District Court of Appeals
U S and Britain face strain over Egypt crisis in Parliament
Anti American sentiment rises in Britain as Conservative MPs denounce U S Middle East policy and U N stance on Egypt. France voices bitterness but pledges Atlantic Alliance. In Washington, Paul Butler faces Senate inquiry into campaign spending. GOP chair summoned.
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United States
Egypt
Washington
U.N. Assembly
U.S. Middle East
Atlantic Alliance
Eden
Selwyn Lloyd
Suez Canal
U.N
General Assembly
U.S.A
Atlantic l Alliance
Israel
House
Jamaica
France
Europe
Middle East
Christian Pineau
Paul Butler
Democratic National Committee
Senate Special Committee
Washington, D.C
GOP
Jews Held Hostage by Egypt Prompt Red Cross Probe
Port Said reports say Egyptian secret police took one member from each Jewish family the night of Nov 1 and have not released them. British consul Harry Coe urged a Red Cross inquiry via Switzerland to seek answers from President Nasser as Britain France and Jewish residents face possible expulsion and mass deportation concerns.
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Port Said
Egypt
Red Cross
Harry Coe
Coe
Foreign Office
Switzerland
Nasser
Canal Zone
Swiss Red Cross
Releas Rh
World Jewish Congress
Haim Nahum
Chet Omain
Eet
Israel
Athens
Heavy Drop Over Pole Is Success
At McMurdo Sound Antarctica an 8 ton tractor and a toothbrush were dropped to a U S South Pole post for a International Year program. The tractor landed perfectly using three 100 foot parachutes from 2000 feet. The toothbrush tied to oil drums was meant for T Sgt Richard J Patton who made history’s first parachute jump to the pole. Lt Richard A Bowers led the Seabee party and reported all well as they settled in a new heated portable building after initial survival tents.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
South Pole
Force Globemaster
U. S
Richard J. Patton
St. Louisan
Richard A. Bowers
Quonset, R. 1
Harrisburg
Pole
Turkey plans attack on Syria sparks regional tension
Cairo report quotes Anwar Sadat accusing Turkey of planning to attack Syria. He warns that such action could draw Turkey into war with Russia.
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Turkey
Syria
Cairo
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Russia
Storms Strain Pacific Waters as Hundreds Reported Missing
In the South China Sea and Western Pacific, hundreds of Asian seamen were missing while the freighter Charles E. Dant abandoned ship with 46 crew members off Lingayen Gulf. The Muskingum stood by to take aboard the crew. A gale damaged copper concentrates off Luzon and typhoon Olive lashed Luzon with 75 mph winds, with no immediate land damage reported.
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Philippines
Tacoma
Wash
Gulf
Santo Tomas
Malaya
Johore
Olive
Luzon Island
Korean Bonus Being Set Up in Ohio
The sinking fund commission met to prepare for paying Korean War bonuses to about 280000 Ohio veterans. Voters approved a 90 million dollar bond issue to fund bonuses up to 400 dollars each. Auditor James A. Rhodes said a bonus director and staff would be hired, with no payment date set.
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Columbus
Ohio &W
State Sinking Fund Commission
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Commission
Snow Flurries Likely as Cold Front Lingers Thursday
A stalled low pressure system keeps wind and clouds in Middletown with snow flurries expected Thursday. Today should be partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 40. Tonight and Thursday turn cloudy and colder with a low around 19 and a high near 28.
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Miami
Middletown
Woman Leaves Family for Marital Affair Ends in Divorce
Mrs. Marjorie Miller abandoned her husband Jerome and four children to live with interior decorator Russell Dimond in Miami. After legal battles and a cooling-off order, Miller returned home and later secured a divorce. The four Miller girls aged between 5 and 14 were part of the family.
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Cleveland
Marjorie Miller
Russell Dimond
Miami
Fla
Air Force accepts resignation of Lt Titus A Saunders
The Air Force accepted the resignation of Lt Titus A Saunders amid disputes that a senator pressured for his dismissal. The 25 year old Negro offered to resign under honorable conditions after a civil court conviction for drunken driving in Mississippi in 1954. Saunders claimed Pentagon officials were influenced by Sen Stennis in the matter.
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Washington
Air Force
Titus A. Saunders
Saunders
An Air Force
Misssissippi
Pentagon
Sen. Stennis
Armed Services Committee
Woman defies eviction over God will controversy
A Cleveland woman argues the eviction of a Bratenahl mansion for a Nike site is against God’s will. Judge Paul Jones cites St. Peter urging obedience to ordinances as the ruling. The government has deposited 56 000 dollars to compensate the family. eviction takes effect at midnight Saturday.
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Cleveland W
St. Peter
Bratenahl
Nike
Eepenine Eee
Baruzzi
Marcherita
Paul Jones
Reds Lose 320 Tanks in Budapest Battle
Hungarian rebels reportedly inflicted heavy losses on the Soviet army in Budapest with at least 320 tanks destroyed or abandoned. The figure comes from a Hungarian Communist government agency cited by observers.
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Budapest
Hungary
Elvis Fight in Toledo Aims for Promised 200
Louis Balint a 22 year old unemployed metal worker says a sharp character posed as a Presley staffer in a Toledo bar and offered 200 to stage a fight for publicity. Balint said Presley declined to swing until Balint attacked first in the Commodore Perry Hotel's Shalimar Room. Balint, charged with creating a disturbance, was jailed and later sent to the workhouse when he could not pay fines. He claims the fixer promised bail money that never arrived as his father sent funds after reading of the incident in Los Angeles papers.
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Ohio
Iman
Louis Balint
Presley
Balint
Pres ‘Ley
Shalimar
Commodore Perry Hotel
Tellpe
Los Angeles
Detroit
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