Hungary tightens grip with death for striking workers
United Press reports a martial law decree by the Janos Kadar regime in Hungary threatens execution for strike organizers and others who disrupt government plants. Kangaroo courts and military tribunals are set to mete out swift justice, targeting a possible renewed total strike after last Friday’s shootings in Budapest.
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Vienna
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Csepel Island
Bitter Cold Bites City Cars Snow Streak Ends Moon Rise Noted
City drivers battle frigid conditions with cars wheezing and groaning after a 13th straight day of snow. Neshannock Creek nears freezing, weather reports show a near zero reading, and residents await license applications. Pa Nene notes Bill Brasile owns a tall flowering tree on Williams Street. Small game struggles for food. a feeding station is advised.
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Pa Nene
Bill Brasile
Williams St
Daily Weather Report Fair and Colder with Snow Flurries
The forecast calls for a fair and colder night with snow flurries in the mountains and the Erie area. Lows range from five below zero to two above as Tuesday remains cloudy, cold, with light snow in the north. US statistics show a 24 hour period ending 7 am with a high of 23, low of 0, precipitation 0.02 inches and 0.2 inches of snow, river stage 5.9 feet.
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Erie
United States
Patterson seeks U S break with Red Hungary
Congressman James T. Patterson plans to introduce a joint resolution urging President Eisenhower to sever diplomatic relations with the Soviet puppet regime in Budapest and to refuse recognition of any successor. He backs a circulating petition among Congress and asks the President to consider a U N police intervention in Hungary.
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INS
James T. Patterson
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Eisenhower
Hungary
House
Senate
Congress
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Kadar
Patterson
United Nations
Cold Wave Grips Central and Eastern Nations
A polar air mass drove temperatures below zero in the central and eastern United States. Havre and Glasgow Montana logged minus 27. Western Montana stayed above 10 below. Readings dipped under 20 in areas from the Texas panhandle to the Ohio River, while Key West reached 69. Chicago saw 15 below in its outskirts, threatening a 76-year-old record. Snow was forecast.
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Glasgow
Mont
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Texas Panhandle
Ohio River
Key West
Fla
Chicago
Death notices list several seniors and adults
The death record lists Margaret L. Jordan age 93 of 913 Warre Ave Martha McCaslin 96 of RD 4 Margaret Lukens 84 of 1610 E Washington St Arvid W Carlson 77 of Stonethorpe RD 1 Joseph G Russell 87 of New Gallilee Nellie Mazzocco 46 of 715 Wilmington Ave all dated Monday January 14 1957.
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Margaret L. Jordan
Warre Ave
Martha McCaslin
Margaret Lukens
E. Washington St
Arvid W. Carlson
Stonethorpe
U S Outlines Disarmament Proposals To UN
United States outlines broad five point disarmament proposals at the United Nations General Assembly Political Committee. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge proposes international control of outer space weapons and progressive inspection systems to deter sneak attacks. He cites President Eisenhower support for mutual aerial inspection and calls for open skies open ports and open centers to ensure foolproof oversight.
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United Nations
N. Y
INS
United States
LU. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
General Assembly
Lodge
White House
Eisenhower
Lloyd Retained In Cabinet Post By Macmillan
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan kept Selwyn Lloyd as foreign secretary signaling no shift from Britain’s Middle East policy. The 18 member cabinet mostly included Eden era ministers, with Anthony Head the notable omission and Duncan Sandys taking the defense post.
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William Sexton
United Press
London
Harold Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Middle East
Lloyd
Anthony Eden
Suez
Eden
Macmillan
Queen Elizabeth
Anthony Head
Duncan Sandys
Winston Churelul
Khrushchev Attacks Eisenhower Doctrine in Tashkent
Soviet Communist Leader Nikita Khrushchev proclaimed the Eisenhower Doctrine for the Middle East would end up on history’s garbage heap. In a speech to the Uzbek Council of Ministers and the Communist Central Committee in Tashkent, Radio Moscow quoted him saying Arab nations see the USSR as a bulwark of freedom and credited the Soviet Union with helping end the war. He criticized Britain France and Israel for Egypt’s invasion and noted U.S. opposition but argued it did not reflect a desire by ruling circles to aid Arab freedom.
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London
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Middle East
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Eisenhower
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Radio Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Signs Of Unrest In Soviet Satellites Reported
Armed revolt in Bulgaria near Stara and Planina is said led by 100 army officers with underground Agrarian party links. Border posts reinforced to stop refugees as three killed and 20 wounded in Deimitrovgrad factories.
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Allen R. Dodd, Jr
London
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France
Hungary
Poland
East Germany
Russia
Stara
Planina
Agrarian Party
Deimitrovgrad
News announces price hikes for subscribers
The News reports price changes effective Monday January 14 due to rising costs. Single copy rises to 7 cents and home delivery to 42 cents per week. The note says the change is reluctant after careful study and seeks readers' continued support.
Eisenhower to Send 72 Billion Budget Plan to Congress
President Eisenhower is expected to submit a 72 billion dollar peacetime budget to Congress for the fiscal year starting July 1. The plan shows a balanced budget with a 700 million surplus this year and 1.7 billion next year, driven largely by higher defense spending and no tax cuts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Treasury
White House
Senate Begins Hearings On Eisenhower Middle East Doctrine
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee opens hearings with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles as the first witness. The plan seeks stepped up aid and a congressional resolution to permit troop use if needed to counter communism in the Middle East, facing Democratic opposition on Capitol Hill.
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William Theis Washington
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Eisenhowe
Middle East
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Eisenhower
Mid-East
Harry S. Truman
Capitol Hill
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Wayne Morse
Ore
U.S
United Nations
Penn State to Break Ground for New Residence Halls
Pennsylvania State University plans spring groundbreaking for four residence hall buildings connected by a central dining room to house over 100 men. The funding comes from borrowed funds repaid by student rentals. A similar project for women students began last summer housing more than 1,000.
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University Park
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Pennsylvania State University
Veteran Actor Humphrey Bogart Dies At 57 In Hollywood
Veteran movie star Humphrey Bogart dies of cancer at 5 10 p m with wife Lauren Bacall at his side The death ends a hard living career that made him one of Hollywoods most colorful figures The actor passed away in Hollywood hospital after a long illness reported by United Press International same day formats note continuation on page 2 column g
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Aline Mosby
United Press
Hollywood
UPI
Humphrey Bogart
Lauren Bacall
Communists Lose In France in District Election
In Paris the largest electoral district swung to independent Julien Tardieu with 101,293 votes while Communist Lucien Montauvis trailed with 62,787. Analysts link the defeat to disillusionment over the Hungarian revolt and support for Mollet's Algerian policy.
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France
National Assembly
Vincent de Moro - Giafferri
Julien Tardieu
Lucien Montauvis
Guy Mollet
Jardieu
Mollet
Algeria
Eisenhower Tours Drought Areas In Southwest States
President Eisenhower travels by auto and plane across drought stricken southern Great Plains to spotlight crop and livestock hardships. He visits Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona Colorado and Kansas with Benson and Seaton observing relief efforts and credit expansion plans.
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San Angelo
Tex
Allan Shivers
Texas
Eisenhower
Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Washington
Great Plains
Midwest
Goodfellow Air Force Base
San Anglo
Tom Green
Ed S. Hyman
Andrew Braden
L. K. Batla
Cal McGowan
Braden
Batla
McGowan
Eddie Cantor Improves After TV Show Collapse
Hollywood news confirms Eddie Cantor, the veteran comedian, showing marked improvement after collapsing near the end of a birthday tribute TV show. He was moved to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in a sitting position and reported feeling fine though likely to stay hospitalized for a few days.
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Hollywood
Eddie Cantor
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Eliot Corda
Cantor
Classifieds and notices page overview
The fragment shows a newspaper classifieds page with sections such as Radio, Comics, Editorial, Sports, Ellwood, Stocks, and an obituary. It lists page numbers and contact lines for want ads, news desks, and phone numbers, indicating a generic intra-page navigation snippet.
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Winter Arrives With Cold Charm and Cozy Prep
The piece urges residents to prepare for winter by staying warm and stocked with woolens. It notes biting winds, temperatures around fifteen below, and advises hunting out long johns and heavy garments for comfort in chilly apartments and outdoor travel.
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