Hungarian Coal Mines Hit by Walkouts and Protests
Vienna reports say Hungary faced continued coal mine walkouts amid Communist government pressure. Protests in Borsod, Talabanya, and Pecs disrupted output, with strikes costing an estimated 16 billion forints. Radio Budapest linked violence to provocation by counterrevolutionary elements.
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Vienna
Austria
Budapest
Torgan Nepakarat
Suare
Hungary
Key
Borsod
Talabanya
Pecs
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Radio
Provocateurs
Hungarians Threaten New General Strike
In Budapest on the eve of upheaval the Central Workers Council warned that continued Soviet-imposed rule and repression against elected worker representatives could trigger a general strike, bloodshed, and a national tragedy under Premier Janos Kadar. The group has emerged as the leadership of Hungarian anti-government resistance.
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Central Workers Council
Janos Kadar
Central _ Workers Council
Kadar
Budapest
Central Council
Holden Named Box Office King in Hollywood
William Holden earns the box office crown amid a list led by John Wayne James Stewart and Burt Lancaster Four new names join the lineup Kim Novak Frank Sinatra and others. The article notes Holden blends personality into character and remains a top draw despite industry shifts. Hungarian tale covers Kadar resisting council pressure as workers face arrests and strikes in Budapest factories.
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Hollywood
William
Holden
Spencer
Tracy
Fredric March
John Wayne
Martin and Lewis
Shirley Temple
James Stewart
Burt Lancaster
Glenn Ford
Gary Cooper
Marissa Mource
Kim Novak
Frank Sinatra
Lancaster
Ford
Miss Novak
Sinatra
Mrs. Gladys Mae Kincaid Taken by Death
Mrs Gladys Mae Kincaid 18 Prince died today at 2 40 a m in a local hospital after a long illness Survivors include husband William Kincaid mother Mrs Nettie Taylor McMullen Va two brothers Grover and Bleving Taylor both of McMullen Va one sister Mrs Alice Watson Harrisburg Va and one daughter Patricia Mae at home The body will lie at Webb and Quesenberry Funeral Home until 9 30 p m Sunday then go to the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Kincaid Prince Funeral arrangements are incomplete
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Gladys Mae Kincaid
Prince
William Kincaid
Nettie Taylor
McMullen
Grover and
Bleving Taylor
Alice Watson
Harrisonburg
Patricia Mae
Webb and Quesenberry
Howard Kincaid
Evening Sky Forecast for Beckley and Moon Details
The Sun sets at 3 06 PM and rises 7 28 AM on Saturday with a later 5 06 PM sunset. Moon in apogee will set 10 10 PM then 11 06 PM Saturday and first quarter Monday morning. Evening Star Mars lies in the southeast at sunset about 7 million miles away, with Earth distance doubling in two months and expected to double again in three months.
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Mars
Annual Housecleaning Begins at Courthouse
The Raleigh County Courthouse undergoes its annual fall housecleaning as staff prepare for routine maintenance and cleaning across offices. Cleanup activities focus on dusty areas, window treatments, and common areas to ensure a tidy public building ahead of year end.
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Raleigh County
Red Cross Drive Totals Just $12 in Raleigh County
The Raleigh County Red Cross chapter reports only 12 dollars raised so far for the Help for Hungarians drive led by executive secretary Mrs. T. C. Moorefield. The National Office has earmarked 1 million for refugee care and the 200000 meals program as local funds support continues.
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Red Cross
Raleigh County
T. C. Moorefield
Chanter
Tha Morreout
Eisenhower and Wilson Discuss Next Fiscal Year Budget
Ike and Wilson meet in Augusta to review a Defense Department budget reportedly set at 38 billion dollars for the coming year. Estimates show a 2 billion dollar rise over the current year, with Wilson pruning about 4-4.5 billion from Air Force Navy and Army requests. The plan omits stockpile material and atomic weapons but includes about 19 billion for the Air Force 10 for the Navy and 2 for the Army. White House aide James C. Hagerly said budgeting is in final stages and will go to Congress next month as Wilson heads to the NATO ministerial meeting in Paris.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Wilson
Air Force
Navy
Army
Pentagon
Defense Department
Atomic _Energy Commission
James C. Hagerly
White House
Congress
Paris
NATO Ministerial Council
Secretary of
State Dulles
Marshall
North Atlantic Alliance
James C. Hagerty
Nison
Nixon
Parolee Juvenile in Mabscott Faces Juvenile Court
A one year old Mabscott boy on parole from Pruntytown was arrested by Mabscott Police Chief Trenton Stover for drunken driving and lodged in Raleigh County Jail at 1 03 am. The juvenile has appeared in Raleigh County Juvenile Court five times and may be returned to the West Virginia Boys Industrial School at Pruntytown. The Child Welfare Division is investigating the case.
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Mabscott
West Virginia Boys’ Industrial School
Pruntytown
Raleigh County
Trenton Stover
Child Welfare Division
Jail Briefs in Raleigh County Libel Case and Moonshine Charges
Sheriff's deputies report multiple arraignments and jail entries. Dora Underwood and Kermit Massey faced adultery and illegal activity charges with fines and 60 day jail terms. Ezra Meador, Robert Allen, and William Ellison were jailed on moonshine, stolen vehicle, and destruction of property charges. Ethyl Farley booked for drunkenness and trespassing.
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J. Pia
Meadows
Archie Richardson
Besoco
Dora Underwood
Duce Cones
Raleigh
Beckley
Kermit
D.massey
Crab Orchard
Massey
J. K. Cole
Beckley Police
Lodge House of Ill Fame
Ezra Lee Meador
Odd
J. E. Mays
Meador
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division
U.S. Treasury Department
Robert Lawrence Allen
Fayetteville
Federal Bureau of Investigation
William Elisoni
Beckley Pofica
Ethyl Farley
BeclKey City Meters Report $650 Weekly Receipts
City records show Beckley street meters gathered $650 for the week ending today. Municipal Parking Lot receipts added $691.44 for the week ending Thursday, totaling $1,341.44 in meter receipts. Weather and Christmas shopping linked to the strong week per City Recorder Emery J. Smith.
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Beckley
Emery J. Smith
Hit Run Crashes Police Car Damages Patrol Vehicle
An unidentified driver crashed into a state police patrol car parked in front of 1 Beckley Ave at 11 45 p m, causing several hundred dollars in damage. Berkley Police investigate the hit and run.
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W. E. Webb
Beckley Ave
Berkley
One Killed in Chicago Elevated Train Fire
A flash fire on an Evanston to downtown Chicago elevated train near Howard Street killed the motorman Daniel Cullen, 47, and injured about 40 passengers. Witnesses said passengers leaped to safety as flames spread through the front cars and smoke filled the train.
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Ile
Sone
Lane
Elevated Street
Chicago Transit Authority
Evanston
Howard Street
Sarvis Avenue
Ited
North City
Russell Lane
Associated Press
Tofinto
Wee
Ling
CTA
Daniél Cullen
Massive Cold Front Hits Rockies and West
A strong cold front sweeps the Rockies bringing 25 to 30 degree readings and snow up to 1 inch in spots while rain and snow mix over the weekend. A fatal crash near Cheyenne leaves two dead and several others injured as a snowbound motorist is rescued after 40 hours in Montana. The Philippines gains a one year UN Security Council seat with a victory over Czechoslovakia as Montana and Wyoming endure single digit lows and widespread cold.
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Denver
Hartville
Wrvo
Cheyenne
Cut Bank
Mont
Wanner
Administration Begins Review of Aid Policy
The Eisenhower era launches a major policy review, weighing a possible new European aid program amid Western Europe tensions and Suez disruptions. Officials discuss aiding Britain and allies, while Congress may oppose purely economic aid and tax changes look unlikely this year. Secretary Dulles heads toward NATO talks with Allies as policy directions emerge.
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Eisenhower
U.S
Europe
Britany
France
Suez Canal
New York
Great Britain
Congress
Nixon
Britain
Egypt
Dulles
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Bailey pushes outright federal aid for school projects
Bailey urges a direct federal aid program for school construction with no matching requirement, proposing a four to five year period at four to five percent interest. He contrasts with tied grants and calls for 400 million dollars annually for four years on a matching basis.
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Nashington
Bailey
Fed
House
Planes Blast Rebels in Cuba near Niquero region
Cuban air force planes bombed and machine gunned a rebel group in southeast Cuba near the Site Where a rebel force landed Sunday. An army communique says three rebels were killed and two captured. insurgent strength estimated at 40 to 100 men. The rest of the country remained calm. Sabotage reported at several points.
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Havana
Cuba
Niquero
Kidnap Trial Goes to Jury for Peter Weinberger Case
In Mineola New York the Angelo LaMarca case ends testimony with prosecutors and defense wrapping up. The defendant faces charges of kidnapping and murder in the ransom demand tied to the death of Peter Weinberger. An all male jury will hear the closing arguments.
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Mineola
N.Y
Angelo LaMarca
Little Peter Weinberger
Morris Weinberger
LaMarca
Runaway Snark Missile Believed Landed in Brazilian Jungle
The Air Force said a runaway Snark missile launched from Patrick AFB, Florida, likely landed somewhere in the Brazilian jungle near the Amazon. Radar tracked it to the South American coast but no crash reports were received. wreckage may remain unfound in dense jungle with no indication of warhead or explosives.
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Washington
Air Force
Amazon River
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
Atlantic
South America
8 0 Purchases Stock in Airline
C& O announces a substantial interest in Slick Airways. It takes 3 333 000 of Slick ten year debentures convertible into common stock in two years. Proceeds fund facility expansion and increased four engine DC 6As. Walter J. Tuohy and DW Rentzel outline growth prospects in air freight.
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Cleveland
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co
Slick Airways, Inc
Walter J. Tuohy
C&o
DW. Rentzel
Slick
Slick Common
Slickamily
Tuohy
Slick ‘Airways
Settlement Reached in Auto Accident Suit
A $1,000 settlement was reached today in Raleigh County Circuit Court in the case of Katherine Mullins Eccles versus George A. Fisher Navarro. The suit stemmed from an automobile accident that occurred July in Eccles.
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Raleigh County
Katherine Mullins
Eccles
George A. Fisher
Navarro
Public Service Panel Hears Transfer Bid for Local Water Utility
The Public Service Commission opened a hearing on a request to transfer the Stotesbury and Helen Watts water system serving 128 homes in Fayette County to Dari Ovid Johnson. The proceeding aims to determine consent and terms for the transfer.
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Charleston
Public Service Commission
Baan
Stotesbury
Helen Wats
Page
Fayette County
Dari Ovid ‘Johnson
Eden's Conservatives Hold Power Amid Suez Tensions
Britain's Conservative government wins a confidence vote 327-260 and 312-260 after a split over the Suez intervention. Acting Prime Minister Butler leads as Eden remains in Jamaica awaiting return next Friday amid questions on leadership and policy.
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London
Britain
Anthony Eden
Ional
R. A. Butler
Eden
Jamaica
Wasimany
Butler
House of Commons
Middle East
Suez
France
Jers
Toa
Par
Tanaar
Priny
Plantic Island
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