Eden Resigns Commons Seat and Likely Conservative Leader
Sir Anthony Eden stepped down from his House of Commons seat and was expected to relinquish Conservative Party leadership soon. The move would empower Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to steer the Anglo American alliance, with cabinet members meeting today to discuss forming a new government by Sunday.
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No. 11
Downing Street
London
Harold Macmillan
Buckingham Palace
Macmillan
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Afeanwi Mawanlind
Daaciumnale
LG Lecu Fen Akembers
Eden
Sandringham
Elizabeth
House of Lords
Paris
Chequers
Ceyfairs
Leamington
Washington
Eisenhower
Legislature Opens With Skeleton Sessions In 1957
Wisconsin Legislature closes first week of 1957 with limited meetings and no bills acted upon. In the Senate three members attended. in the Assembly four. Regular session to begin Tuesday with over 350 bills in readiness for introduction. some proposals offered, including a constitutional amendment for four year state officer terms and voting age raise to 18. Salaries for state employes set at daily rates of 7 to 9 dollars under a Senate measure. bill now moves to the governor.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Thomson
Pomerening
Resistaive
UN Approves Hungary Probe Committee amid Middle East tensions
The United Nations moved to document Hungary oppression with a 24 nation resolution creating a formal committee. Dag Hammarskjold prepares a report on the Suez Canal project costs and funding. Jordan cites Israeli troop concentrations along the Jordanian border as the General Assembly and Security Council convene to elect a judge and monitor regional conflicts.
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Hammarskjold
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Theecurity Council
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International Court of Justice
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Australia
Ceylon
Denmark
Tunisia
Uruguay
Abdul Afcenai Rifai
Jordaan
Fulkaram
Se Council
Hammar
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Jordea
Weather Bureau delays in Detroit snow forecast
Fragmentary OCR indicates meteorologists report delays at the Weather Bureau in Detroit due to late updates on snow, with references to Pinear and unsettled pathways.
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Detroit
W. W. Usk
Epiel Meteorologis
Remans
Pinear
Coldest Wisconsin weather since season grips region
Southeast Wisconsin recorded subzero readings from north to south with Bel Rockford at two below and Milwaukee airport at six below. Major cold extended into Minnesota and Illinois as a winter storm left deaths and widespread icy roads with schools closed in parts of New York Indiana and Minnesota.
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Witer
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New York State
Ome
Indiana
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Towa
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Wiana
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Dallas
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Duluth
Minn
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N.C
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Ohio
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Pittsburgh
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Los Angeles
Jeattle
Police and Militia Fire on Hungarians in Budapest Clash
Police and Hungarian militia opened fire on thousands of workers in Budapest and on Csepel Island after anti government protests. Demonstrators shouted for higher wages and denounced government concessions as the cadres blamed Kadar policies and factory lay-offs. Armed clashes followed resignations by workers councils at Csepel Beloyannis and other Budapest factories with no reported Soviet intervention.
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Miin
Iron and Steels
Csepel
Danube River
Cit
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Hungary
Oor
Caureils
Beloyannis Electrical Works
Fiat
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Sar
Ormezl
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Ore Barrac
Sovietnipeerd
Six Die in Argentine Plane Crash Near Buenos Aires
A passenger plane departing from Aeroparque in Buenos Aires to Mar del Plata crashed after failing to gain altitude. Six people died, two survived, and four remained unaccounted for. The craft struck a river seawall and caught fire, despite a water landing attempt. An unidentified army colonel and a one year old baby were reported among the survivors.
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Force Medical
Aeroparque
Buenos Aires
Mar del Plata
Greenville man seized as embezzler in municipal case
Elmer W. Lienhardt, 33, Greenville, pleaded innocent to embezzling 3691 dollars from Greenville Cooperative Gas Co. He was arraigned in Municipal Court and bound over for a preliminary hearing January 24. He remained jailed on 4000 dollar bond. He earlier admitted taking more than 6000 dollars from the firm during a year. Lienhardt had worked there eight years.
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Appleton
Elmer W. Lien ‘Hardt
Greenville
Orlier
Lienhardt
Heinritz
Lienhardi
Pact Partners to Meet in Karachi
Brian said today that four Moslem partners in the sand Pact will meet in Karachi on January 19. The partners are Turkey Iraq Iran and Pakistan.
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Karachi
Brian
Dan
Naume
Turkey
Iraq
Iran
Pakistan
Dem Drafts Substitute For Ike Doctrine
A rank ing House Democrat sharply critiqued the Eisenhower Doctrine arguing for a substitute to handle the power vacuum in the Middle East. Rep. Clement J. Zablocki noted the danger of Russian gains and urged a Congress backed program of military and economic aid to stabilize the region. Acheson condemned the proposal as hazardous.
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House
Eienhower
Dean Moon
Clement J. Zabluchi
Russa
Zablovcki
Acheson
Congress
Middle East
Eisenhower
Sinal
Bull Acheson
Truman
Thief Loots Thorpeton Oil Operation Inventory
Thief(s) raided THOROUGH CAMPTON operations, stealing all equipment including oil gloves water buckets and fuel. O. F. Rogers reports thieves emptied the site after looting assets and gear left behind during a nighttime incident.
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Campton
O. F. Rogers
Bus Integration Faced Violent Incidents in Dixie
A string of bus protests and arrests in the South halted integrated rides. In Chattanooga a bus was attacked but no damage occurred as Southern Coach Lines operated without segregation signs since Monday while passengers reportedly continued voluntary desegregation. A grand jury in Atlanta may indict ministers who rode in a white trolley section two days earlier amid a state of emergency declared by Montgomery officials.
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United Press Nes
Meogomery
Thorsday
Southern Coach Lines
Moromery
Hall to retire as Republican national chairman in February
Leonard W. Hall announced he will quit as Republican national chairman on February 1 and likely receive a high federal post. President Eisenhower credited Hall with revitalizing the party and aides said a successor would be named on January 22 with full committee deliberations due January 29. Hall plans six to seven weeks vacation in Finland and Florida before any new role.
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Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
Esenhower
Lenater
Callines
Trall
Fis
Finlands
Tafional
Florida
Fsenhower
Richard Mc Nixon
Ffsion
Sudcommi
Gesfererce
SS. Rkog
Atlanta
Air Force Bombers Crashes Kill Fourteen in Canada and Texas
Two separate crashes involving U S Air Force planes left fourteen dead. A B52 on a shake down near the Canadian border in New Brunswick exploded in flight killing six crew. In Texas a KB29 tanker crashed on approach at Bergstrom Air Force Base near Austin killing eight. Names of several victims were released with others hospitalized. An official hearing was called for today.
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New Brunswick
Air Forcs
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Hth
Phere
Robrirguan
Richard A. Jenkins
Port Huron
Viet
Stockton
Calif
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Heyward Calf
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Tracy
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Racine
Wis
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Limestone
Crec
Bergstrom Air Foree
Austin
Rex
Ronald Rosetti
Patterson
Robert E. Smyth
San Antonio
Tes
Edward Z. Clemons
Beckley ‘WooVa
Thomas Silovaraq
Ugalle
Michae Tryan
Kintush
Houston
Tex
Jlohn Anderson Perz. Burkeniel
Ore
Joel F. Howerton
Sanelo
Robert C .Winecar
Bartholomew Esposito
Plainview
N.Y
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