Hungarians Honor Biers and Executed Official Reassigned
About 200000 Hungarians marched to honor the reburial of former Foreign Minister Laszlo Rajk and three other top Communists executed in a Stalin era purge. Their coffins were moved from unmarked graves to a national pantheon as Rakosi's power waned and rehabilitation followed.
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Hungary
Laszlo Rajk
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
U. S
Matyas Rakosi
Communist Party
Mexican Press Scores Office of U S Tourists Recruit Training
A report from Cuernavaca Mexico notes Mexican newspapers comment on U S tourists at a resort center. The piece cites concerns about public nudity and moral standards as part of local coverage of the recruiting training of Janes S Hicks Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Hicks. A local resident recalls past public bathing trends and government fines.
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N. Training Center
Reinbridge, Md
Janes S. Hicks Jr
James §. Hicks
Cuernavaga
Mexico
Mexico City
Tehuantepec
Sta i
Trap Hills
Mexs
New Cathedral
London
Conn
Flight research pushes beyond sound speed toward higher flights
A summary of ongoing US Air Force and industry work on high Mach aircraft. The X2 and X15 programs aim to extend speeds beyond Mach 2 to Mach 3, reaching tens of thousands of feet in altitude. Thermal barriers and heat resistant materials drive design, with experts noting heat from air friction clings to surfaces at high speeds.
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Ry Emton
C. Fay
Washington K
North American Aviation Co
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Air Force
Navy
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Milburn G. Apt
Victor Meliquist
Mellquist
ATA
Exchange students and international training in the United States
New York report notes about 50 000 persons engage annually in exchanges between the United States and foreign colleges and research bodies. The Institute of International Education, founded 1919, maintains a Central Index of Educational Exchanges with 210 000 people having past contact. An estimated 25 000 to 30 000 new exchangees are added each year. Kenneth Holland, president, highlights value to business government and professions.
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New York
United States
Institute of International Education
Institute
Kenneth Holland
Ab Jenkins Eyes One More Speed Run On Bonneville Salt Flats
Ab Jenkins, the famed Mormon Meteor driver now 73, plans one final speed endurance run at Bonneville after a storied career. He has logged three million miles and 20 million accident-free driving miles in over 40 years, touring the country giving safe driving lectures and demonstrations.
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Salt Lake City
Ab Jenkins
Associated Press
Jenkins
Bonneville
Utah
Kidnap Case Ends With Multiple Charges Involved
Chicago report of a month old Ronald Bucher kidnapped and returned leads to a grand jury true bill against Gladys Bynum for kidnapping. The baby's mother vows support for the alleged father who faces adultery abandonment and non support charges from Joan Paterimos who claims he never married her legally.
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Ronald Bucher
Joan Paterimos
Charles Bucher
Bucher
Paterimos
Chicago
Gladys Bynum
Bynum
Patermos
Ess
Buches
iPaterimos
Breakfast idea with Good Luck Margarine
A playful note suggests making hot toast spread with Good Luck Margarine creamed with orange juice and cinnamon. The ad copy claims the margarine tasts as fresh as you know what’s.
Business profits under pressure as costs rise in 1935 era
WW Trade and manufacturing boom continues but profits show signs of strain. First quarter profits rose 12 percent year over year but by mid year growth cooled. Third quarter reports from 31 non calendar year firms show 7 earnings gains dip and 17 losses, totaling 48 million after taxes versus 51.9 million a year earlier. The steel strike’s drag lingers as production and prices shift, with many firms raising prices to cover higher material costs, while consumer response and competition will determine final profit margins.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Pacific Coast
Nbc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
NBC
Insurance Without Talk at Midwestern Hall Adjusters
Des Moines AP reports a 200 panelists from 15 states urged insurance adjusters to avoid gossip and discussing settlements in public. The convention emphasized discretion to prevent miscommunication and ensure professional conduct.
Fairfield Board Leader Sees Savings in New School Builds
Fairfield board chair Roger W. Hartt says replacing five aging schools with new buildings would cut annual maintenance costs by 145000 dollars, arguing the district can save by spending now.
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Fairfield, Conn
Roger W. Hartt
Board of Education
Fairfield
Omnibus Shifts to Prime Time With Bernstein and New Plans
TV critic Charles Mercer previews Omnibus moving to ABC at 9 p.m. EDT on Sundays. Leonard Bernstein guides a look at American musical comedy with Broadway talent. The season includes themes on murder in literature women in culture and the art of politics plus a Gettysburg recapitulation and a long studio segment on how the federal government works by Joseph Welch.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Omnibus
Abc-Tv
Leonard Bernstein
America
CBS TV
Robert Saudek
Christopher Plummer
Joseph N. Welch
Gettysburg
Six Nations Named to Run Suez Canal Users’ Assn
London reports six nations United States Britain France Italy Norway and Iran were named to run the Suez Canal Users’ Association to chart a peaceful settlement of the Suez crisis with Egypt. A seventh nation will join the executive committee once SCUA expands to 15 countries.
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London
Suez Canal Users' Assn
Afd
Egypt
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Norway
Iran
Association
SCUA
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