Motorist In Hungary Gets Warm Welcome
A Western motorist traveling from Vienna to Budapest describes checkpoints manned by Soviet soldiers and local children who trade cigarettes for pappi. He notes polite soldiers, a curfew after 9 p.m., and tanks around Budapest, the Danube bridges, and the Parliament building guarding Prime Minister Janos Kadar’s government.
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Hungary
Budapest
Vienna
Pappi
Danke Schoen
Danube
Janos Kadar
Shift Ordered In Air Command
The Defense Department moves to dissolve the Northeast Air Command after January 1 and realign facilities under the Air Defense Command and the Strategic Air Command. The new plan shifts include returning the Far East Air Force headquarters to Hawaii to improve continental air defense and streamline control of SAC facilities.
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Washington
Northeast Air Command
Air Defense Command
Strategic Air Command
Canada
Greenland
Defense Department
Department
Far East
Hawaii
Northeast
Continental Air Defense
SAC
News Delivery Strike Averted in New York
The News paper Deliverers Union agreed to a new contract with nine major New York area newspapers, ending the strike threat. Union members voted after a meeting that extended past the midnight deadline, endorsing the agreement drafted by the executive committee and publishers. William Mapel of the Publishers Association of the City of New York announced the deal earlier, and negotiators recommended it unanimously.
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New York
Newspaper Deliverers Union
New York Area
William Mapel
Publishers Association of
City of New York
Aid For Poland In Talk Stage
President Eisenhower has offered five weeks of economic aid with no strings to Poland's new government. No formal negotiations have begun and officials said talks will not occur soon. U.S. remains eager to provide aid to Poland to foster greater independence from Moscow despite ongoing Communist status.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Poland
Moscow
Regular 269.95 Ferguson McCullough Appliance Co Ad
An appliance retailer advertises a price point of 269.95 for a Ferguson McCullough model. The listing provides store contact at 1116 North Grant with phone numbers FE 2 2472 and 2 7572.
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Ferguson - McCulloch Appliance CO
North Grant Dial
Sterling crisis tests postwar balance with Uncle Sam
New York report outlines Britain’s pound trouble since World War II and potential American help. Britain seeks forgiveness of an 8 million dollar interest due, a new loan secured by British dollar securities, and dollars to fund oil shipments to Europe. IMF talks begin in Washington for up to 0.5 billion in aid. If the payment is forgiven, Britain would have about 14.4 billion dollars to weather the crisis.
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Uncle Sam
U.S
England
Britain
Sterling
Middle East
Suez Canal
Nassser
Bank of England
Egypt
Sam
Canada
India
Pakistan
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
International Monetary Fund
Washington
Girls Are Best Sight Of Show Paris Review
Paris dispatch reports the daily newspaper France Seir calling the new American ears fish and says the best part of the show is the musical review.
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Paris
France Seir
Picket Returns to Post Outside Crow's No Cafe
Cincinnati report says Nick the fendly picket resumed his post outside Crow's No Cafe after being fired. Hotel and Restaurant Employes and Bartenders Union officials kept him on following a pledge from the owner and 21 patrons who supported him.
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Cincinnati
Nick the Fendly
Crow's No Cafe
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Salvation Army
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Martha Pollard
North Golder
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