Poland and Soviet Union sign pact on troops in Poland
Warsaw reports a formal agreement enabling Soviet troops to remain in Poland as temporary forces with Polish sovereignty respected. The accord sets size, deployment, and movement rules for three months of follow up talks and hints at related US NATO ally terms.
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Moscow
Wladyslaw Gomulka
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United States
NATO
East Germany
Pineau urges Hungary neutrality and Russian exit
Paris French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau called for Russia to withdraw from Hungary and for Hungary to become neutral like Austria. He spoke at a three day foreign affairs debate amid sharp criticism of Soviet and UN actions in Hungary. Pineau dismissed NATO's approach as inconclusive and said France would not abandon the struggle despite its sterility.
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Christian Pineau
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Hungary
Austra
Austria
Pineau
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Japan Elected UN's 80th Member Unanimously
United Nations vote makes Japan the 80th member with Mamoru Shigemitsu pledging lasting peace for all time. The General Assembly approved the admission by a record 51 nation sponsorship, with a 77 to absence of South Africa and Hungary.
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Japan
Mamoru Shigemitsu
General Assembly
South Africa
Hungary
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New York
United Nations General Assembly
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Hann Named Dallas IRS Assistant Regional Commissioner
Hann, a 22 year veteran of the Internal Revenue Service, was named assistant Dallas regional commissioner of internal revenue on Monday.
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Hann
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Weather forecast fragment at Auk Terminal
Incomplete forecast text from the Auk Terminal appears garbled with nonstandard words. Core elements such as wind, temperature, precipitation are unreadable, preventing a clear forecast. The fragment suggests a general weather update but lacks usable details.
Dulles Hints Easing If Reds Agree On Peace Talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles signaled a possible review of Western military security in Europe if Soviet satellites gain real independence. He warned the United States and allies not to reduce defense power, while suggesting the West might seek mutual troop withdrawals if Moscow pulls its army from eastern Europe, such as Hungary. Dulles blamed the Soviet Union for rising tensions, Hungary’s tragedy, and the Suez dispute, and indicated a future streamlining of U.S. forces to improve mobility.
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John Foster Dulles
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Free World
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John's Counsel Ends Argument in Treason Trial
Dr. Hans Caemmerer for defense urged the Federal Supreme Court to find former West German security chief John innocent of treasonable relations with East Germany. Prosecutors sought conviction with a punishment up to two years as the six week trial nears its verdict.
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Couple Seeks Soviet Citizenship And Job
A Jacksonville Texas report notes a St. Louis University official and family seek Soviet citizenship and work. The piece references a 1954 job application stating citizenship status as in process. A mother and her two daughters, Joy Wilton Bay Joy and Mertha Dianne, are named with unclear ages and origins.
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Funeral Set For Professors Who Renounced U S Citizenship
Professors O S Makar 47 a specialist in photographic map making and Mrs Alexandria Sofia Makar planned to abandon American citizenship for Soviet citizenship in a letter to the U S Embassy in Stockholm. They boarded a plane to Moscow Saturday. Ny Dag quoted Makar saying he hoped to secure a university chair in the Soviet Union. Tass gave no assignment details. A 1955 Saint Louis University record lists Grest Stephen Makar as assistant professor of engineering beginning Sept 1 1954. The university earlier notified that his contract was terminated Aug 31 for unsatisfactory teaching. The Rev Victor J Blum dean of the Institute of Technology memorialized Makar in a note.
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Leaves Begin Fort Hood Christmas Leave Flight
About 2,000 soldiers at Fort Hood will board 36 special planes at Temple Army Air Port Friday to begin their Christmas leaves.
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Last Of Anglo French Troops Leaving Egypt
Port Said prepares for the final withdrawal of British and French forces as a 350 man Egyptian police detachment arrives to back U N troops. The U N aims to pull out soon after, with Egypt assuming control of the canal region. Israeli withdrawal from Sinai advances, revealing continued Palestinian land security changes.
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Hungary reports mass arrests as government tightens grip
Budapest dispatch says Hungary s Communist government claims about 400 rebels and criminals were arrested in 24 hours as it seeks to stamp out counter revolution aries. Reports also hint at a possible government reshuffle before Christmas with several non Communist leaders mentioned as potential cards.
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Rain and Snow Sweep Most Of Texas Coast To Panhandle
Rain and snow covered nearly all of Texas as a cold front moved southeastward. The system stretched from the Galveston area to the Panhandle, with heavy rain in some coastal counties and lighter accumulations inland. Temperatures fell across many areas, with notable rainfall totals reported in Galveston, Victoria, Fort Worth, Dallas, and El Paso.
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Terms For Suezi Salvage Agreed By Four Chiefs
UN commander Burns and U.S. Wheeler recommend using British French crews to open the Suez Canal with safety guarantees. Vice Admiral Durnford-Slater says salvage ships may operate in civilian clothes. Egyptian President Nasser and Hammarskjold to consider terms. Britain and France seek neutral crew operation.
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Wheeler
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Nasser
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Hammarskjold
el Ballah
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France
Swiss Expel Hungarian Diplomat for Espionage
The Swiss government expelled a Hungarian diplomat for espionage calling it not a serious case. Federal prosecutor Rene Dubois did not name the diplomat who was a former Hungarian member in Bern. The alleged spying was found in September and the diplomat was ordered expelled after a months absence.
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Heft
Ike and Nehru Meet in Gettysburg Talks Washington
President Eisenhower and Indian Prime Minister Nehru conclave at Eisenhower farm in Gettysburg to discuss world problems over more than seven hours. White House secretary Hagerty says topics were not disclosed and a nationwide broadcast was planned for Nehru tonight.
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Pickett
Mental Patient Kidnaps Bride in San Francisco Case
Police report a 17 year old mental patient abducted a bride from her parents home in San Francisco. The suspect and a male accomplice fled toward Montana after escaping a mental hospital. the bride was savagely attacked, restrained with a gun, and later found safe but traumatized. Authorities identified Marie Weroner and Ca Aan Mowatt as victims, while Reiger's company was questioned for involvement.
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Youths Held For Bomb Scare Hoax
Reported bomb scare in San Antonio leads to detention of two juveniles. Police say they admitted involvement after hours of questioning. Authorities emphasize the incident was a hoax and warn of consequences.
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