Hungarians Reject Kadar Promises Amid Nagy Demand
Reports from Budapest say Janos Kadar and the Budapest Central Council of Workers endorsed a three stage troop withdrawal plan and talks to form a coalition but youth leaders insist Imre Nagy must return to power. Workers councils urged ending the general strike, while Western observers doubt the pledge.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Imre Nagy
Nagy
Kadar
Vienna
Loyal Zeigler Ordered to Sanity Hospital Stay
Loyal Zeigler, 50, an ex convict accused of murder, is at East Louisiana State Mental Hospital for observation on judge ordered basis. Deputies moved him from Ouachita Parish jail. indictment linked to the Sept 13 slaying of Myrtie Mae Mills in Gladewater Texas. trial tentatively set for February.
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Loyal Zeigler
East Louisiana State Mental Hospital
Zeigler
Ouachita Parish
David I. Garrett
Fourth District
Gladewater
Tex
Myrtie Mae Mills
McKinley Street
Bogalusa War Hero Sentenced For Graft
Bogalusa veteran S. Sat. Percy E. Corkern, 27, once recommended for the Medal of Honor, was sentenced by an Air Force court-martial to six months at hard labor for accepting bribes to pass basic trainees. He will be reduced to basic airman and lose $44 monthly. Corkern has nine years service and earned the Korean Service Medal with two clusters and the Silver Star with cluster.
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Denver
Bogalusa
Air Force
Percy E. Corkern
Corkern
Air Force Base
Bitter Session Exposes Stalin Terror in Poland
AP dispatch from Warsaw reports Leon Wudski charging Polish police terror under Stalinist rule. He cited seven day interrogations driving victims to insanity and coma, with some faking mental illness to escape. He named Berman and other officials, detailing torture in Warsaw and at Tworki asylum.
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Warsaw
Poland
Leon Wudski
Central Committee
Polish Community Party
Moscow
Kremlin
Wudski
Jacob Berman
Secret Police
Boleslaw Bierut
Roman Zambroski
Hilary Mine
Franciszek Jozwiak-Witold
Mine
Jozwiak - Witold
Tworki
U.B
Soviet Demands Threaten U N Peace Efforts
In London the Soviet call to restore Egypt’s preinvasion territory tightens the peace mission led by Dag Hammarskjold. The UN chief moves to Egypt with troops from Colombia and Norway as Danish and Norwegian contingents await orders. Canadian, Danish, and Norwegian units prepare for deployment in the Suez area.
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London
Egypt
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Britain
France
Israel
Hammarskjold
Naples
Suez Canal Zone
Abu Suweir
Curt Egersted
Capodichino
Mail Carrier Rescued After Dog Noise Fracas
Dallas postal officials report a substitute mail carrier was left in a tree when a dog on a local route reportedly barked at the postman. The dog’s owner blamed the dog and explained the carrier climbed a tree to calm the dog. No names were released.
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Dallas
Orleans Port Tied Up First Time In Decade
New Orleans longshoremen halted work after a 10 hour conference yielded a new contract briefed by ILA officials. Agreement reached around 9 p m CST but late night votes pushed members to join the strike. No ship count available as the tie up marks a decade without such disruption.
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Orleans
New
International Longshoremen's Assn
ILA
New York
Alfred Chittenden
Continued Cool Nights Forecast Northeast Louisiana
Continued cool nights are forecast for northeast Louisiana Friday and Saturday with lows tonight between 34 and 38 degrees. Saturday's high will be in the high 50s. Selman Field reports a low of 41 degrees early this morning and a near 50 degree high just after midnight. Before noon today the temperature stood at 46 degrees. Thursday rainfall totaled 0.43 inches.
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Louisiana
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Selman Field
Toecay
Bride Embezzled 140000 From Husband's Firm
A 35 year old bride admitted stealing $140000 from Fugle Miller Laboratories over three years. She is jailed without bail after a tearful arraignment before Magistrate Edward Reider in Union County. The husband, secretary treasurer of the firm, started the business nine years ago with Frank Fogle.
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Clark Township
N. J
Conrad Miller
Union County
Edward E. Reider
Arthur Mishkin
Metuchen
Fugle-Miller Laboratories, Inc
Negro Sentenced To Penitentiary On 2 Burglaries
Judge David J. Garrett sentenced 17 year old Roy Johnson to 12 months in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to three counts of burglary. The sentences run concurrently. Edward Rozell pleaded guilty to two offenses and is remanded for a pre sentence investigation. Rozell said he escaped from the brig at the U S naval center in San Diego. Four men were fined 300 dollars and costs: Augustus C Blanks Clemet Brown Jessie B Oliver and L M Smith. Smith also drew 50 dollar fine and 30 days in parish jail for licenses violations. Entering pleas of not guilty were not shown.
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David J. Garrett
State Penitentiary
Roy Johnson
Fourth District
Edward Richard Rozell
Rozell
United States Naval Center
San Diego
Augustus C. Blanks
Clemet Brown
Jessie B. Oliver
L. M. Smith
Smith
Claims Otto John Showed No Signs Of Leaving West
In Karlsruhe Germany Dr Otto John the former head of West Germany's counter intelligence service vanished into Communist East Berlin during a 1954 treason trial. Federal security official Dr Kurt Rheindorf testified John had many West Berlin and West Germany appointments after July 20 1954 and showed no indication of planning defection.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Otto John
West Germany
East Berlin
Kurt Rheindorf
Office For the Protection of the Constitution
John
Rheindorf
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Spain
East
West Berlin
Soviet Downplays Volunteers for Egypt Call
Moscow papers soften the campaign for Soviet volunteers to fight in Egypt while Bulganin voices demands as Cairo speaks through him. The press largely omits the volunteer issue though Bulganin pushes three hard points for Israel, Britain, and France to compensate and withdraw provocations.
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Bulganin
Britain
France
Israel
Middle East
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Egypt
Cairo
Kremlin
Judge Predicts End To Parr Regime By 58
Duval County Judge Dan Tobin, a Parr foe, told a Texas judges convention that Parr’s political machine in Duval County will be broken by 1958. He cited anti Parr forces targeting county clerk Amando Garcia Jr. and sheriff. the County Commissioners Court leans anti Parr and may not certify elections.
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San Antonio
Duval County
Dan Tobin
George Parr
Tobin
Parr
Amando Garcia Jr
Freedom Party
J. P. Stockwell
County Commissioners Court
Garcia
Commissioners Court
United Front
Britain French invasion of Egypt cited as disaster by U S
U S officials deem the British French invasion of Egypt nearly disastrous with the operation failing to seize the Suez Canal. The plan aimed to control the canal and weaken Nasser but Soviet intervention fears and UN cease fire pressures forced an abrupt halt hours after troops landed. Continued on second page.
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Washington
Egypt
U. S
Suez Canal
Nasser
Soviet Union
Britain
France
United States
United Nations
Russia Aims to Assert Major Power Role in Middle East
Kenneth Brodney argues Moscow seeks undisputed leadership in the Middle East without triggering World War III. He notes Kremlin moves around Egypt and Nasser, leveraging Western disunity and anti communist sentiment to sow confusion and win influence. The piece traces Soviet tactics from propaganda to military volunteers and warns of a driven, staged music of diplomacy.
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Kenneth Brodney
United Press
Moscow
Josef Stalin
United States
Middle East
Kremlin
America
Britain
France
Egypt
Nasser
Israel
Pravda
Mid - East
Washington
Longshoremen Strike Halts Atlantic Gulf Ports Nationwide
New York and other Atlantic Gulf ports face a crippling strike by International Longshoremen’s Association. 60,000 members walk out as of midnight over stalled wage talks. About 54 ships tied up in New York Harbor with picket lines in Galveston and other ports. Shippers fear losses over a million dollars daily.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
Maine
Texas
International Longshoremens Assn
New York Shipping Assn
Robert F. Wagner
Union
New York Harbor
Saturnia
Panama
New Jersey
Baltimore
New England
Portland
Boston
New Bedford
Mass
Providence
R.1
Galveston
Tex
Jacksonville
Fla
Proposed Sales Tax Endorsed By Home Builders
The Monroe chapter of the Home Builders Association endorsed a one cent sales tax by a majority vote at the regular meeting. Mayor W. L. Howard spoke on the city’s finances, with about 60 members present. The election is set for November 27, with support from the Junior Chamber of Commerce and local boards.
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Monroe
The
Home Builders Association
Knights of Columbus
W. L. Howard
H. W. McSherry
Finance and Utilities
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Beautification Board
Monroe-West Monroe
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