Purge Cuts Stalinist Leaders In Hungary Communist Party
Rakosi and 24 Stalinist allies are expelled from Hungary's Communist Party in a Central Committee purge six years after the 1956 revolt. Karoly Kiss also demoted from the Politburo as Ernce Geroe loses party status after returning from exile. The communique cites absolute political responsibility for miscarriages of justice based on forged evidence.
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Judapest
Hungary
Rakos
Communist Party
Karoly Kiss
Ingary
Janosadar
Akosi
Rakosi
Ernce Geroe
Puntry
Evolt
Geroe
Soviet Union
U.S. Weighs Bonus for World War Veterans with GI Policies
Washington reports the government weighs a special dividend for about 5.3 million veterans holding GI life insurance. Veterans Administration head John Gleason seeks to review finances to see if extra funds can be used for dividend payments. White House aides consider accelerated or additional payouts to boost purchasing power ahead of the holidays.
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Washington
UPI
Veterans Administration
John S. Gleason Jr
Gleason
White House
Two Die in Dixie Flyer Train Derailment near Pittwood
A three car derailment of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Dixie Flyer near Pittwood, 70 miles south of Chicago, killed Evelyn Gates and James OConnell. Brakeman James OConnell, 41, and Gates, 42, were killed when a steel rail cut through a sleeper car. Virginia Jacobsen, 52, Seattle, stayed in fair condition with back injuries. three others were treated.
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Watseka, Ill
Evelyn Gates
Rockford
Ill
James O'Connell
Danville
Seattle
Waeh
C&ei
Pittwood
Chicago
Anti Birch Editor Wins Lovejoy Honor
Thomas More Storke, Santa Barbara News-Press owner editor and 85 year old publisher, won Colby College memory of Elíjah Parish Lovejoy award for integrity and fearless journalism. He previously earned the Lauterbach Award and the Pulitzer Prize for editorials criticizing extremism and a campaign of hate by the John Birch Society. The Lovejoy Prize honors fearless defense of press freedom.
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Waterville
Maine
California
John Birch Society
Santa Barbara
Lovejoy
Herbert Brucker
The
Hartford
Here's How They Voted On Recent Issues Senate
The article details voting records from the Senate on recent issues, listing lawmakers and their positions on key measures. It highlights party lines, notable shifts, and potential implications for upcoming sessions and policy directions.
Roll Call Notes On Satellite Bill And Federal Construction
A Washington AP summary records Louisiana members’ positions on a communications satellite bill and related actions. Key votes include tabling Morse’s motion 70 to 14, limiting debate 63 to 27, and passage of a 30 million dollar bill for a federal reserve bank construction with 314 to 50 support.
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Louisiana
Congress
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D-Ore
Fllenider
Long
Gore
D-Tenn
State Department
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Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Federal Reserve Bank
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Passman
Willis
Waggonner
Hebert, McSween
Morrison
Thompson
Brazil seeks safe passes for Cubans at Havana embassy
Brazil asks Cuba to issue safe conduct permits for more than 80 anti Castro Cuban refugees sheltering in the Brazilian Embassy in Havana to depart Cuba and travel to safety.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Cuba
Havana
Nine Year Old Swept Through Sewer A Mile
In San Francisco Dwight Palmatier nine and Steve Hinsley ten were walking a ledge when a sewer overflow swept Dwight a mile. Dwight called for help and was rescued by firefighters after a lengthy search. He was treated for exposure and sent home.
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San Francisco
Dwight Palmatier
Dwight
Steve Hinsley
Steve
Joe Kocher
Jerry Green
War I Comrades Honor Flying Fere
Battle Creek observers mark a World War I flying comrades reunion at Kellogg Field. A plaque for Zinn’s memory is unveiled by daughter Mrs. Howard Wilson, with Lafayette Escadrille captain Berhard Zeigler in attendance. The event recalls the small remaining group of survivors and a 15 minute mock dog fight between a Nieuport 28 and a Fokker 07.
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United States
Photographer
Pg See
Ree
Lafayette Escadrille
Berhard Zeigler
Zeigler
France
Zinn
Frank Tallman
Santa Ana
Calif
Cale Palen
Rhinebeck
N.Y
Baron von der Osten
Fokker
Nathaniel Duffy
Buffalo
Chain of crashes after student driver loses control in Times Square
In New York a student driver vehicle in Times Square started a chain collision injuring seven people. The car driven by Morris Loews, 37, struck a taxi on 47th Street near Broadway, mounted the sidewalk, hit a storefront, knocked down pedestrians, damaged four vehicles and a store front before stopping against a parked truck.
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New York
Times Square
Morris Loews
47Th Street
Broadway
Soviet Cosmonauts Rest in Moscow Woods Housing
Soviet space twins Major Andrian Nikolayev and Lieutenant Colonel Pavel Popovich relaxed with their families in a Moscow woods area for astronauts. They will hold a news conference Tuesday to discuss their long voyage and the safety of cosmic radiation.
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Andrian Nikolayevy
Pavel Popovich
Pravda
Yuri Gagarin
Gherman Titov
Nikolayev
Popovich
Gagarin
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