Radio Free Europe Opens Red Propaganda to Challenge Communists
Former Radio Free Europe staff member Herbert Waltzer told Miami University listeners that RFE broke the Communist propaganda monopoly in satellite countries by forcing explanations and provoking questions. He warned the effort inspired Hungarian rebels, who, lacking U.S. support, faced 30,000 deaths as the revolt unfolded.
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Oxford
Radio Free Europe
United States
RFE
Miami University
Miami
WMUB
University
Herbert Waltzer
Russia
REF
Hungary
Housewife's Tizard Skin Treatment Promises Quick Relief
A household remedy called Tizard Resinosa or similar claims to soothe rough cracked skin. The ad-style item mentions quick relief for perinat conditions and suggests a free sample offer. Details are unclear due to damaged text but center on a topical resin-based product marketed to homeowners.
Fire Kills Seven In Pickford Michigan Home
In Pickford Michigan a 45 year old woodworker Verne Carrick his wife Irene 30 and six of their seven children died in a house fire. 11 year old Rose Carrick survived leaping from a second story window to reach safety. Fire officials say an overheated stove sparked the blaze.
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Pickford
Mich
Upper Michigan
Rose Carrick
Verne Carrick
Irene
Dennis
Harold
Norma
Joy
Daniel
James
Rose
Arthur Carrick
Carrick
Cedarville
Riots Flare In Turkey After Election Victory
Turmoil grips Gaziantep under martial law with two dead as rioters clash amid election aftermath. In Mersin a politician dies in a gunfight while Ankara and Istanbul remain on high alert as diplomats note unprecedented postwar tension.
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Istanbul
Preimier Adnan Menderes
Democrats
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Mersin
Ankara
Iities
New Assembly
Lorder
German Navy Receives First Destroyer For Training Use
The West German navy announced that 113 officers and sailors will travel to Charleston South Carolina next month to assume command of the new destroyer loaned by the U S Navy. The ship will serve in training until Germany builds its own vessels.
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Germany
Charleston
S. C
U. S. Navy
West Germany
Syria calls UN for seven nation fact finding panel
Syria urged the United Nations General Assembly to create a seven nation commission to investigate the Syrian Turkish border crisis. The plan seeks an immediate mission with a two week preliminary report. US backed rival resolution may challenge the effort.
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Syria
U. N. General Assembly
United States
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Commission
Turkey
Plane Drops Engine Then Lands Safely
A Scandinavian Airlines DC7C carrying 50 passengers and 9 crew members dropped a burning left outboard engine mid Atlantic. The four engine airliner turned back and landed safely at Logan Airport Boston with no injuries. The engine fell into the ocean about 30 miles east of Boston.
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Scandinavian Airlines
Atlantic
Logan International Airport
Idlewild International Airport
New York
Kate Herefjord
Theocean
Bositon
Indonesia Demands West New Guinea Move in Surabaya Rally
More than 100000 youths demonstrated in Surabaya in support of Indonesia's threat to seize West New Guinea. They urged immediate break with the Netherlands if the United Nations rejects Indonesia's claim to the western half of the island.
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Indonesia
East Java
Surabaya
West New Guinea
Netherlands
United Nations
Small Vote Predicted By Brown In Ohio Election
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown predicted a smaller turnout but more election workers in Tuesday's Ohio election. He estimated 2.4 million voters versus 2,445,290 in 1955, citing registration confusion and permanent registration rules for those who voted in the past two years. Brown noted 88 counties with varying registration requirements and 12,440 polling places, up from 11,543 in 1956, ensuring about 130,000 precinct officials and workers in total.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Shipping Strike Ties Up Japan Ports Nationwide
The five day walkout by Japan's Seamen's Union halts 157 vessels in 60 ports nationwide. The 84,000 members seek a 20 percent pay rise from the current monthly average of $77.40, with no foreign ships affected.
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Tokyo
Japan
Seamen's Union
Chiang Kai-shek 71st birthday marked by hard work
Chiang Kai-shek prepares to celebrate his 71st birthday in Taipei as he steers a 100 million strong ROC administration from Formosa. He commands 600000 soldiers and strives to rally mainland Chinese against the communist government while maintaining a demanding 12 to 14 hour day.
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Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Republic of China
Sun Yat-sen
Chiang
State Park Road Work Tied Up In Ohio
Legal wrangles delay park road construction as Ohio faced a 127 mile, 1.8 million dollar need. Gov. C William ONeill earmarked two million for parks but not roads. Col Herbert Eagon said the Parks Division budget is on hold awaiting road decisions.
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Ohio
William O'Neill
Parks Division
Herbert Eagon
Natural Resources
O'Neill
Houston Woods
Eagon
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