Italian Communist Congress Splits Over Hungary Intervention
At Rome the Italian Communist Party National Congress saw open criticism of Soviet intervention in Hungary. Antonio Giolitti urged that Soviet actions cannot align with socialist principles while Palmiro Togliatti upheld the intervention. Delegates from the Soviet Union and other Communist parties attended. Ekaterina Furtseva defended Moscow saying the move saved millions from fascism.
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Italy
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Chamber of Deputies
Poland
Soviet Union
Russia
Ekaterina Furtseva
Former Jet Pilot Now Student Chef
Merlyn Koecher a former Sabre Jets pilot in the 47th Fighter Interceptor Squadron becomes a student chef at Washington’s Lewis Hotel Training School. The 40 year old institution trains hotel staff from front desk to kitchen with a four month course, hosting residents and mail students worldwide.
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Lewis
Merlyn Koecher
Koecher
Air Force
47Th
Washingtons
Lewis Hotel
Beecher
Mary Catherine Lewis
Edmund Bourke
White House
Eingoln
United States
Hotel Roca
Lewis School
Mary Bourke
University of Maryland
Gas Shortage In Europe May Hurt Business
European fuel shortages threaten the tourist trade, but winter travel remains strong for Alpine resorts and Scandinavia. Britons cancel Switzerland trips while Germans and Austrians plan for robust local tourism. fuel scarcity mostly affects long trips.
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Europe
London
Scandinavia
Middle East
Britain
Switzerland
Austria
Italy
France
Germany
Sweden
Daly
St. Moritz
Davos
Astral
Marshall College Sophomore Declines Accidental Constable Post
Lawrence Barrett, a Marshall College sophomore and Air Force veteran, refused the constable job he was accidentally elected to in Lincoln County after a heated campaign by Barrett and his wife against the election.
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Marshall College
Lincoln County
Lawrence Barrett
Air Force
Beavers or Bluefield: Student Poll on School Name
AP survey reports student body opinion on whether the new high school should be named Beaver or Bluefield. Wetzel County Sheriff elect Shan Westerman and family reside in a fort dating to 1776 in New Martinsville.
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Bluefield
Cumberland Road
Wetzel County
Shan
Non Westerman
Martinsville
Indiana
Westerman
Martin
Stolen tags traced after rural road push
John Shipley of Jonesboro Tennessee stopped to help a stalled motorist on a rural road and noticed the other car bore his license plates reported stolen three weeks earlier. He chased, forced the other driver to stop, and had the thief arrested with the tags recovered.
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Tenn
John Shipley
Jonesboro
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Science Discovers Non Surgical Piles Shrinking Remedy
New healing substance Bio-Dyne reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction while easing discomfort. The product Preparation H is offered in suppository and ointment forms with a money back guarantee.
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New York, N.Y
Tce
Weg. U.B
Red China seeks concessions before freeing 10 American detainees
Calcutta reports indicate Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai hints Peiping will press for U.S. concessions before releasing the ten Americans held in China. He says the United States has not released any Chinese and fears returning detainees would pressure Chinese families. He repeats call for lifting the U.S. embargo to boost Sino U.S. trade.
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Pivier Chen Enlai
United States
China
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India
Jing
America
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Wade
de Cans
Leople
Jonathan Winters A Comic Satirist On TV Face
Charles Almasunis profiles Jonathan Winters a comedian with sharp pathos who thrives in live settings. Born Dayton Ohio served as Marine studied art and Kenyon College won a DJ contest on WING then grew on WBNS TV and NBC He lives in Hastings New York with his wife and two young children and aims to shock without foul language.
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iPark Avenue
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Ohio
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Pacific
Dayton Art Institute
Kenyon College
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N. Y
Change Slated For Air Command
The Northeast Air Command will dissolve after Jan 1 and operate under the Air Defense Command and the Strategic Air Command. The shift realigns defense tasks to strengthen continental air defense and give SAC better control of facilities. Far East Air Force headquarters will move back to Hawaii as part of the plan.
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Highway Deaths and Shootings Claim Six In West Virginia Weekend
Over a weekend in West Virginia six people died in highway crashes and shootings. Among the victims was John Wesley Lemley a 40 year old Cowen oil company bookkeeper shot during a hunting trip near Jerryville. Others included Edgar G Byrd a 38 year old miner in Wyoming County killed after a fight during hunting, George Fillmore Thomas shot by police after fleeing a stolen car in Huntington, and William Harold White a crippled 11 year old found dead in Weston. Additional fatalities occurred in Weirton and McDowell County including Raymond McIntosh 33 in a head on crash and James Richant Gilley 25 struck by a truck in Northfork Hollow. Police and prosecutors ordered autopsies and investigations continue.
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Ezra Zirkle
John Wesley Lemley
Oil Company
Cowen
Webster County
Jerryville
Zirkle
Vincent Sinclair
Clarksburg
Sinclair
Wyoming County
Edgar G. Byrd
Robert Bailey
Mullens
Ina Leroy Barker
Helen
Bryd
Huntington
George Fillmore Thomas
Weston
William Harold White
White
Weirton
Raymond McIntosh
Collier
W. Va
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Kings Creek
Gretahouse
James Richant Gilley
Gilliam
McDowell County
McDowell
Northfors Hollow
243 State Men Slated For January Army Call
West Virginia will call 243 men in January all for the Army, Adjutant General Charles R. Fox said. The January total is slightly less than December’s 250. State boards induct no one under 22 except volunteers and delinquent registrants. The national January draft pool totals 17,000 for the Army. One third of Washington D C residents work for the Federal Government.
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West Virginia
Army
Charles R. Fox
Fox
Selective Service
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