Hungary Accepts Visit Offer but Delays N Observer Entry
United Nations. Hungary accepts Dag Hammarskjold's offer to visit Budapest but says the trip should be at a later date. The regime again rejects U N observers, insisting such entry violates sovereignty. U S seeks entry by December 7 and notes Soviet troop deployments and deportations.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Budapest
General Assembly
U. N
Hungary
Istvan Sebes
Hammarskjold
United States
Soviet Union
Sebes
Syrian Premier Resigns in Baghdad Reported Dispute
Baghdad newspaper Al Shaab reports Syrian Premier Sabri Assali resigned amid a dispute with the army over Iraqi arms-supply charges. President Shukri Kuwaily supposedly refused to accept the resignation as Assali protested what he called meddling.
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Baghdad
Iraq
al Shaab
Sabri Assali
Shukri Kuwaily
Assali
Syria
Rebel Fighters Attack Russians Amid Hungarian Crisis
Bands of Hungarian fighters strike at Soviet forces in southern Hungary around Pecs as snowed Budapest mourns the dead from the Soviet crackdown. Radio confirms nearly 110000 Hungarians have fled to Austria since late October while Imre Nagy is rumored to be in Sinaia as Yugoslavia claims his kidnapping.
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Vienna
Hungary
Budapest
Pecs
Budapest Radio
Janos Kadar
Austria
Imre Nagy
Sinaia
Bucharest
Yugoslavia
Nagy
Kadar
French four engine plane missing with 10 crew
A four engine French aircraft with a crew of ten vanished Sunday over the western Mediterranean during a flight to Marseille. Authorities searched the area for the missing plane and crew.
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Marseille
Mediterranean
Budapest admits Hungarian deportations to Soviet Union
Istvan Szirmai, press chief for Janos Kadar’s government, says some Hungarians were briefly deported across the border into Soviet Ukraine during early chaos after November 4, but all have since returned to Hungary. The claim comes from reporters inside the Budapest Parliament.
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Budapest
Janos Kadar
Soviet Union
Hungary
Istvan Szirmai
Szirmai
Ukraine
Auto Vandalism Reported in City
Police are investigating three car vandalism incidents reported Saturday night. Nathan Martin found two windows broken in his vehicle in the Chandler lot between 8 and 10 p.m. Carl Ault reported damage to his car on 17th Avenue observed at 10:10 p.m. Curtis Erickson reported window damage and a dented door in the Chandler lot between 7:30 and 10:30 p.m.
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Nathan W. Marti
14Th Avenue
Chandler Lot
Carl Ault
Route 3
17Th Avenue
Curtis Erickson
Brodhead
Lena Ill Girl Killed in Crash Near Monroe
A 7 year old Lena girl, Elizabeth Arlene Heinkel, was killed in a two car crash southwest of Monroe. Seven others were injured including Elaine Andrews 16 and LaVerne Riese 18. Coroner Herman Stuessy announced an inquest to determine liability.
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Lena
Monroe
Elizabeth Arlene Heinkel
Harold Heinkel
Herman A. Stuessy
Stuessy
St. Clare Hospital
Elaine Andrews
Harvey Andrews
LaVerne Riese
Juda
Andrews
Riese
Chester Riese
Jaggi’s Corner
Brodhead
Donald J. Alexander
Richard ©. Larson
Browntown
Heinkel
Kathy
David
Bobby
Kenneth Krebs
Miss Andrews
John Hazeltine
Beverly Torkelson
Sheriff’s Department
Heinkel Girls
New Siren Tests Still Unsuccessful
Fire chief Josef J. Benkert called yesterday's siren test not too good and said both units tested on a 30 day trial will be returned to the manufacturer. He added no definite next action but noted time element influenced the decision.
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Josef J. Benkert
Cheese Producers Board Renamed and Officers Elected
Directors renamed the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association at Turner Hall and elected officers for next year. Holdovers include John Burke and Edgar Judd, with Monroe hosting next year’s meeting. A two day meeting option was discussed as cheese buyers and assemblers seek deeper bonding amid a surplus Swiss cheese in the Monroe region.
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Wisconsin
Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Patricia Paulson
York Township
John Burke
Darlington
Vie Ewing
Blanchardville
York Center Factory
Walter Schild
Juda
Health Valley Co-op
Wheel Swiss
Werner Thueler
Monticello
Spring Cheese Factory
Limburger
Hans Geissbuehler
Lamont Central Cheese Co
Rudy Wilborn
Johnson Factory
Frank Siedschlag
Anton Weibel
The
Balls Mills Cheese Co
John Milz
Graham Factory
David Seeholzer
Silver-Lewis
Alfred Lehnherr
Poplar Grove
Times
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turner Hall
Conrad Stauffacher
Dale Morris
James Ula
Frank Deininger
Monroe
Edgar Judd
Belleville
William Lauper
Hollandale
Robert Calvert
G. Fred Galli
R. E. Eldred
National Cheese Department
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Eldred
Miss Olsen
Miss Paulson
Alice
Doris
Ray T. Silver
Galli
Burke
Albert H. Stoldt
Legal test in Baltimore over 1954 cheese price supports
Government lawyers say multiple lawsuits stem from a 1954 price support program for cheese and butter. The first court test will occur in U S District Court in Baltimore, with actions against A and P Grocery, National Biscuit, Swift & Co, Kraft, and Heinz, seeking recovery of about 20 million dollars paid to cooperatives and processors.
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Washington
U. S. District Court
Baltimore
East
Midwest
Justice Department
Commodity Credit Corp
Agriculture Department
A. and P
National Biscuit Co
Swift and Co
Kraft Co
H. J. Heinz Co
Philadelphia
Kraft
Chicago
Heinz
Madison
Federal
Minneapolis
Didn't Find Peace U S Turncoat Admits Return to Family
Two American veterans from the Korean War who joined Chinese forces say they fled Red China and plan to return home by Christmas. Ailey Pate, 26, of Carbondale Illinois, and Aaron Wilson, 24, of Urania Louisiana, reached Hong Kong after three years with the Communist regime. Pate said he left China seeking peace but did not find it and will pursue a peaceful life with his family.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Ailey Pate
Carbondale
Ill
Aaron Wilson
Urania
China
Pate
Bus Depot Moves From Eugene Hotel
J Jackson Jr., manager of the Eugene hotel, announced that Monroe bus depot operations will be moved from the hotel by December 17. Badger Bus Lines ticket office has operated there since July 1955. Herman Meier, operator, is studying other city locations.
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Co. J. Jackson Jr
Eugene
Monroe
Badger Bus Lines
Herman Meier
Eisenhower and Dulles See New Peace Hope in Mideast
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles voiced cautious optimism about Middle East peace prospects after a two hour review. They stressed strengthening NATO unity amid U S Britain and France tensions and noted Soviet actions in Hungary highlight the need for alliance resolve. Dulles who recovered from intestinal surgery returned to the State Department and prepared to attend the NATO Ministerial Council in Paris starting December 11.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Dulles
Middle East
Mideast
United States
Great Britain
France
Europe
Hungary
Russia
U. N
Key West
State Department
NATO
Paris
Stock Prices Climb On Optimistic Notes
In New York prices moved higher with steels and oils leading trading early afternoon. Key issues gained one to four points as weekend orders surged following Friday's rise, aided by Secretary Dulles optimistic Middle East views and solid steel and oil prospects.
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New York
Dulles
Middle East
Packing Firm Ships Meat To Hungary Aid
Oscar Mayer and Co loaded more than 110000 pounds of meat in 400 cases for victims of Soviet action in Hungary. The shipment bound for Philadelphia will be flown to Vienna and turned over to the International Red Cross via the American Red Cross.
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Madison
Hungary
Philadelphia
Oscar Mayer and Co
American Red Cross
Madison Packing Company
Vienna
Austria
International Red Cross
Lloyd Reveals Plan To Speed Suez Pullout
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd announced Britain and France will withdraw from the Port Said area without delay and will work with Gen. Burns and Gen. Keightley on a timetable. He outlined three UN-backed negotiation tracks including the six Oct. 13 Security Council requirements for keeping the canal free from politics.
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Lloyd
Suez
London
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
France
Egypt
House of Commons
Sir Charles) Keightley
United Nations
E. L. M. Burns
U. N. Security Council
Suez Canal
New York
Hammarskjold
Christian Pineau
Mahmoud Fawzi
Security Council
Clinton School Seeks Federal Help Over Integration
Anderson County Board in a 6:30 a.m. extraordinary session urged the federal government to enforce racial integration at Clinton high school or risk closing the school. The board said it has followed the Knoxville court order and noted ten black pupils have stayed away after demanding safety assurances.
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Clinton, Tenn
Anderson County
Clinton High School
U. S. Atty
Herbert Brownell
U. S. District Court
Knoxville
Italy Edges Toward Gasoline Rationing Amid Crisis
Italian motorists were warned gasoline rationing may begin due to shortages tied to the Middle East crisis. Officials said supply constraints could force reduced fuel distribution nationwide.
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Rome
Italy
Middle East
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