Bombings Shock Montgomery as King Vows Nonviolence
In Montgomery Alabama a second attempt to bomb the home of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr misfired while another blast damaged two Negro residences near a filling station. King and his family were away. two taxi drivers and a staffer were treated for minor injuries. Mayor Gayle and Gov. Folsom offered rewards for information leading to arrests as violence spikes after desegregation on city buses. King urged nonviolence and cautioned that Montgomery risks becoming dangerous to live in.
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Montgomery
Ala
Martin Larker King Jr
King
U.S. Supreme Court
W. A. Gayle
James E. Folsom
National Guard
Eisenhower
G. J. Ruppenthal
Wilkins
American photographer back from Hungary prison
Mrs. Georgette Chapelle, a Milwaukee native and New York photographer, was freed after more than seven weeks in a Budapest jail for illegal entry. She described harsh conditions, limited food, and long interrogations, but said she was glad to be an American. The release followed a Budapest court order.
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Chapelle
Buda
Coast Guard
Lord Nelson
Seenney
Poole's Island
Vienna
Georgette, Meyer ‘Dickey) Chapelle
Hungary
Budapest
Biilwaukee
New York City
Bristol
Gray
Israel Signals Willingness To Negotiate In Middle East
UNITED NATIONS Jan 2 Israel offered to negotiate with Egypt for a peaceful settlement. The Israeli delegation at the U.N. criticized Hammarskjold plan to keep peace after troops quit occupied territory and urged talks on all matters related to the hostilities. Egypt declined comment but has floated similar ideas before.
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United Nations
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
Mahkmoud Fawzi
Abbas S. Eban
Frank Keeler
C. and P
Vision
Nellie Nichols
Barbara Mackley
Dorothy DeGrange
Yvonne N' Polly Hooper
Lovetta Tho’ Engle
Dorothy Dreieburg
Thed
STS
Miss Nichols
Margaret Baumgardner
Jerusalem
Gaza
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf
Jeru
Salem
Remark on job security and diplomacy in Katmandu speech
The article notes a remark about job security for state employees and identifies an American who taught at Yenching University. Gov Cecil Underwood was active in campaign events and a diplomatic reception occurred yesterday in Katmandu. The piece references Mak D Capsar.
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Frederick
Harry Price
Rimerly
China
Yenching
Cecil Underwood
Ting
Katmandu
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Mildred Shafer
Rachel Nash
Ewan
Calcutta
Indian Railways Co
L Lord Nelson
Charleston
W. Va
Hammarssjold
West Vic
Upgrad
Rio DE Janeiro
U. N
Hammars
Hamskjold
U. S
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Hong Kong
Chou En-lai
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