New Anti-Kadar Protests Probable in Hungary
Reports from Vienna describe renewed anti-Kadar demonstrations across Hungary after police and Soviet tanks crushed protests in Budapest. Militiamen fired on crowds near Csepel steelworks, with fatalities reported and heavy firing continuing after tanks blocked river island approaches.
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Vienna
Budapest
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Indi Ynte Hinagee Nyimen
United Nations
Csepel Steel and Iron Works
Danube
Koebanya
Budap
U S Backs Three-Stage Plan For Suez Pact
In Washington U S officials outline a three stage plan to seal a Suez Canal accord by the canal’s opening for traffic in early March Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold would start UN talks in New York soon Dulles and Pineau discussed hopes for a settlement though Pineau warned time is short amid Israel’s withdrawal lag toward the Sinai and Gaza Pineau voices pessimism about a March finish and the seven week canal opening.
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Washington
United
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
John Foster Dulles
Christian Pineau
Pineau
Varly
France
Jump Jumps Waukesha Soldier Parachute Wings
A Waukesha soldier earned parachute wings after five training jumps and a three week course at the 32nd Airborne Division jam school at Fort Bragg North Carolina. His name is Pvt Kennech C Jump.
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W. T. Manderson
Selma
Ala
187Th Combat Group
Fort Bragg
N. C
187Th
101St Airborne Division
Waukesha
32Nd Airborne Division
Fort Brags
X. C
Kennech C
Flood of Council Candidates Could Lead to March Primary
Oshkosh voters face a possible March primary as a flood of council candidates surfaces. Nomination papers circulated for 21 potential contenders, with at least two filed and several more expected before the deadline. A seven seat election is planned for April, with terms set to stagger.
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Aikelihood
Oshkosh
James E. Boiz
North Poits
Oshkosh National Bank
City Park Board
Siewert
Ald
Carl Mailahn
Fra Ald. A. Fieves
Negro Leaders Ask Eisenhower to Act on Bus Segregation
Atlanta reports Negro integration leaders urged President Eisenhower to use his office to end bus segregation and violence in the South. They delivered a letter asking Nixon to speak in the region and urged adherence to Supreme Court rulings. A Florida case saw Tallahassee bus service resume after a cooling-off period and city ordinances granting seat assignment powers. A Virginia school desegregation ruling, meanwhile, marked a legal victory for integration.
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Atlanta
Eisenhower
Dixie
White House
Palth
Tallahassee
Xegro
Fla
Florida
Leroy Collins
Eisen’hower
South
Supreme Court
Richard Nixon
New York
Ito
Europe
Martin Luther Kings
Mad Bomber Jr
Manhattan
Montgomery
Queen Elizabeth Faces Prime Minister Choice Crisis
London reports the Labor Party pushing for immediate elections after contesting the constitutional validity of Harold Macmillan's appointment as prime minister following Sir Anthony Eden's resignation. Labor plans to force a general election if the queen approves the new cabinet, with Gaitskell awaiting return from the United States.
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London
Labor
Conserv
Elizabeth
Harold Macmillan
House
R. A. Butler
Anthony Eden
Earler
Labor Party
Macmillan
Hugh Gaitskell
United States
Canada Rail Strike Ends Ends Nine Day Walkout in Canada
Canada’s nine day railroad firemen strike against Canadian Pacific Railway ended Friday night. Work to clear 17 000 miles of track begins for service resumption. Prime Minister Louis St Laurent told the House of Commons the strike was over and ordered a three man government inquiry to decide if firemen are essential to safety on diesel locomotives with a report due by October 11.
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Ottawa GP
Canadian Pacific Railwa
Louis St. Laurent
House of Commons
Jstrike
Windsor
Ont
Brotherhood of Firemen
St. Laurent
Former Millionaire, Penniless, Kills Self
Police reveal a confusing report about Waldo Logan once a Chicago broker and millionaire who died by suicide amid a period of financial decline. The terse notice hints at a dramatic fall from wealth and a troubled end.
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Meams UP Police
Today
Waldo Logan
Laire
Chicago
Soci
UN aide reports on Hungary relief mission to Kis Hungary
United Nations representative Philipse De Leynes arrives to brief Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold on the Hungary relief inspection. The four member U.N. team toured Budapest for three days, gathering observations on relief needs after the revolt and assessing aid channels through the Red Cross. Hungary protested to the General Assembly, calling the actions unprecedented interference. The assembly prepared a resolution on Soviet intervention and relief steps.
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United Nations
Philipse de Leynes
Dag Hammarskiold
Hungary
de Seynes
Budapest
Australia
Denmark
Ceylon
Tunisia
Uruguay
Oshkosh State College gets approval for student union land
Wisconsin State Colleges board approves purchase of land including Reeve Memorial and Hartley properties for a new student union at Oshkosh. Plan enables union to face Algoma Boulevard, with construction funding from Federal Housing Agency loans for nine campuses. Oshkosh project expected to cost about 450,000 with furnishings, bids not yet advertised and construction to begin later this year.
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Oshkosh State College
Board of Regents of Wisconsin State Colleges
Madison
Forrest R. Polk
OSC
Reeve Memorial Union
Algoma Blvd
Ralph Hartley
Presen
Hartley
Pres. Polk
Algoma Boulevard
Keege
Alsoma
Osikosh
Sandstedt & Knoop
Board of Regents
Polk
Eugene R. McPhee
State Colleges
Regents
State College
Oshkosh
Federal Housing and Home Financing Agency of
Washington
Eau’ Claire
la Crosse
Menomonie
River Falls
Stevens Point
Superior
Whitewater
Platter Union
Oshhashi
Israel Stand On Peninsula Forces Ripped
Sources close to the Egyptian government report Israel’s stance on the Sinai crisis intensifies tension. The document notes calls for UN action yet notes Egypt seeks peace in the region while US and French officials discuss Suez Canal issues and regional arms questions.
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Israel
Cairo
Earpsian
Sinai
Nolan
Gaza
Abdel Khalek Hatem
Infor- Madison
Publicmation Bureau
Leban Service Commission
Wisconsin
Suez Canal
Paris
Malik
Egypt
Sasne
Kuehn to Name Group to Select GOP Secretary
Madison report says Kuehn will appoint a committee to select a Republican secretary. The panel would name a successor within two weeks. Bigley, 43, is investment counsel for the National Fraternal Order of Eagles and serves as secretary treasurer and general manager of Viroqua Teone Ca Ruehn noted.
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Kuehn
GOP
Madison
Milwaukee
Cate
C! Bigley
Bomber Graham Dies in Colorado Gas Chamber
Canon City Colorado bomber John Gilbert Graham age 24 died in the state penitentiary gas chamber after confessing to a 1955 United Air Lines bombing. He joked with Warden Tinsley as the chamber door closed and his last words were Thanks Warden. Graham denied bitterness toward his mother and gave conflicting confessions before his execution at 6:57 PM EST.
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John G. Graham
Canon City
Colo
John Gilbert Graham
Colorado
State Penitentiary
United Air Lines
Harry Tinsley
John Gibbons
Denver
Njre
Graham
State Supreme Court
FBI
Grhboner
Graham Frida
Bodies of Crash Victims Recovered Near Dover
In Dover New Eruns authorities recovered the bodies of crash victims from an eight million dollar Beal bomber crash near here. The deceased include ex Racine Wis airman T-Sst Ray A Miller who was identified. Only the pilot survived the crash and one airman was still listed as missing.
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Dover
New Eruns
Racine
Wis
Here
Ray A. Miller
Mircing
Windy court hearing on drunk charge in Washington
A judge in Washington faced a drunkenness charge related hearing as strong winds disrupted proceedings. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but the case centers on Kh Thompson and an April or Friday date with a subpoena or magistrate involved.
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Washington
Thompson Roca
Srls Prand
Thompon
Frida
Winter Cold Wave Claims 43 Lives Across Nation
United Press reports a deadly cold spell across the eastern United States with at least 43 deaths, led by Illinois with 15 and Nebraska Indiana and Iowa each with five. Snow and freezing temperatures linger in New York Massachusetts Michigan and Vermont as relief reaches New England and Great Lakes regions. Continuous Arctic air grips the Plains and Northern Rockies with heavy snow in Montana and the Northern Plains.
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United Press
Fast
Middle Atlantic
New England
Great Lakes
Ohio
Mississippi
Plains
Uppet
Mississippi Valley
International Falls
Minn
Gteat Lakes
Rockies
Millen Pass
Mont
Ilunois
Nebraska
Indiana
Iowa
New York
Massachusets
Ard Sac Tech
Michigan
Vermont
Miexico
Loss $25,000 In Mink Ranch Fire
Barron Wis U Tom Barr owner of a mink ranch two miles northwest of Cameron Barron County earlier a noted supply oflood for the after 2 25 009 fire dies on hand Tre fre F riding Aeres and enrarie2 feed.
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Barron, Wis. U
Tom Barr
Cameron
Barron County
Education Board Committee Recommends Hiring Architects
Education board committee recommends hiring architectural firms for the high school building program. They will be reimbursed 100,000,000 for enumerated work, with 10,000 applied to architects fees for completed work when it proceeds. Cost estimates and preliminary studies are to guide South and North Side site options and remodelling versus new construction. The board plans to act at the January meeting next Thursday.
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Reename Ward
Cen Institute of Fact
Board of Education
Common Council
Auler
Drecer, Wertsch
Inon & Reinke
Sandstedt & Knoop Beemy
South Park
North Side
E High
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