Eisenhower Blasts Soviet Executions
President Eisenhower said the Soviet execution of Imre Nagy shocks the Free World and derails possible summit talks. He cited Soviet terror as proof of broken promises and argued it jeopardizes any fruitful discussions with Moscow. The remarks touched on Lebanon, missiles, De Gaulle, Macmillan unity, and continued aid to Poland and satellites.
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Washington
UPS
Eisenhower
Imre Nagy
Free World
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nagy
Budapest
U.S
Strifetorn
Lebanon
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Russia
Charles de Gaulle
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Poland
Eskimo Buys A Refrigerator in Alaska Sale
News item reports an Eskimo purchased a refrigerator last month near Churchill Alaska. C J Gibson president of a Greenville appliance firm confirmed the sale and noted the unusual customer in a brief, lighthearted dispatch.
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Greenville, Mich
Updit
C. J. Gibson
Greenville, Appliance
Churchill
Alaska
Gibson
Weather Los Angeles Forecast Through Friday
The noon forecast from the UPI Weather Bureau reports clear weather across Southern California with patchy night and morning coastal low clouds and scattered afternoon mountain clouds. Temperatures stay warm with a Friday outlook of sunny skies and morning coastal low clouds. San Bernardino Valley will see mainly sunny Thursday with little temperature change. High 94, low 58.
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UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
California
San Bernardino Valley
Execution Of Nagy Marks Return To Stalinism
Editor's note argues Imre Nagy's execution signals a return to Stalinism in Moscow and ends any idea of separate paths to socialism. It stresses the Soviet system as an integrated mechanism and warns that Khrushchev’s denouncement of Stalin did not depart from Marx Lenin orthodoxy, limiting reforms in Hungary and broader Eastern Europe.
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Britain
Imre Nagy
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Hungary
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Khrushchev
Kadar
Nealinv
London
UPI
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
Collec
Flag Flown Over Capitol Honors Redlands Junior High
Students at Redlands Junior High, led by Thea Owens, Janice Johnson, and Paula Weeks, had a flag flown over the Capitol after sending it to Senator Knowland. A letter from Capitol architect J George Stewart accompanied the flag, certifying its flight. The flag will be displayed at the school starting the new year in September.
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U. S. Capitol
Redlands Junior High School
Owens
Mildred McKim
Janice Johnson
Paula Weeks
United States
Mildred Mc
Kim
William F. Knowland
National Capitol
Knowland
J. George Stewart
Redlands Junior
Senator Knowland
Thea Owens
Yugoslavia accuses Hungary of betrayal over Nagy
Belgrade denounces Hungary for arrest and execution of Imre Nagy calling it a betrayal and the embassy sanctuary claim untruthful. Yugoslavia protests amid disclosure of Nagy’s execution as a traitor while Hungarian officials condemn the act. The US House opens on a military construction bill totaling 1.743 billion dollars for armed forces and reserve facilities.
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Belgrade
UPI
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Freedom
Imre Nagy
Foreign Ministry
Nagy
Budapest
Washington
Rivers Harbors Bill Passes in House Vote
The House approved a revised rivers and harbors bill totaling 1.5557 billion dollars by a 374 to 17 vote. Senate action followed with a 75 to approval. Negotiators aim to resolve minor differences swiftly to send the final compromise to the White House this week.
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Washington
UPI
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Senate
Congress
White House
Yugoslavia decries Hungarian assertion as new provocation
The Yugoslav reply calls the statement in the Hungarian text an untruthful claim that sharpens and prolongs the campaign against Yugoslavia. It labels the accusation a deliberate, disturbing act in the ongoing dispute.
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Yugoslavia
Meany urges House to pass labor bill amid tweaks
President George Meany of AFL CIO backs the Senate labor reform measure but urges the House to strike unworkable provisions. He says the bill is better than after Senate amendments and presses action on the Kennedy Ives health and welfare fund disclosure bill. He warns billions in workers funds lack protection without it.
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Washington
UPD
George Meany
Aflcio
House
Meany
Senate
Afl-Cio
Senate Backets Committee
Senate Gop
William F. Knowland
Graham Barden
D-N.c
House Labor Committee
Barden
United Press International
Ralph W. Gwinn
R-N.y
GOP
Man Drowns in Morrison Lake Near Coldwater
Edward Lawrence a 42 year old Garden Grove California resident drowned when the boat he and his 12 year old son were riding in capsized on Morrison Lake near Coldwater Michigan. His son Dale was rescued by deputies Tuesday along with his brother Ralph 44.
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Coldwater
Mich
UPI
Edward Lawrence
Garden Grove
Calif
Morrison Lake
Sheriff’s Office
Dale
Ralph
Tito May Have Proof Soviets Broke Promise
Yugoslavia's Tito may hold evidence that the Soviet Union broke promises to support Hungary's Nagy in 1956. Nagy allegedly recorded pledges by Mikoyan and Suslov before Soviet tanks crushed the revolt. he fled to Yugoslav Budapest, then Moscow. Experts tie the breakdown to Suez clashes and Eisenhower's response.
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United Press International
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Poland
UPI
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Soviet Union
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Nagy
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Mikhail Suslov
Budapest
Moscow
Suez
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Eisenhower
Hungary
U.S
Tito
Russia
Middle East
Suslov
Mikoyan
Eisenhower Recounts Gift of Heifer From Gettysburg Farm
At a February press conference President Eisenhower recalled that reporters once gave him a heifer and noted that he cannot endorse Sen. Douglas’s gift policy partial to gifts over 2.50 dollars. He said he never planned to judge others by that standard and implied the heifer cost more.
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Washington
Upd
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Paul H. Douglas
De Gaulle Leads Ceremony Marking War II Rally Call
GEN Charles de Gaulle led nationwide ceremonies marking the 18th anniversary of his June 18 1940 rallying call in Paris. Heavy police guarded the Champs Elysee amid anti fascist protests as he rode to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Mont Valerien. Algeria celebrated as right wing generals helped him rise to power, with France seeking renewed ties with Western allies, Tunisia and Morocco, and constitutional and financial reforms underway.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Champs Elysee
Republic Guard
Mont Valerien
de Gaulle
London
France
Algeria
Tunisia
Morocco
Bridge Collapse Kills Sixteen on Vancouver Work Bridge
Skin divers hunted among twisted wreckage of a partially completed bridge in Vancouver British Columbia after a Tuesday collapse. At least 16 men died with 15th and 16th bodies recovered early this morning. Twenty survivors hospitalized none critically injured. Witness said a 180 ton mobile crane near the end of a new section may have overloaded temporary pier support. The crane toppled into Burrard Inlet as the section fell. Damages feared at three million dollars and engineers expect a six month delay to completion.
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Vancouver
B.C
Burrard Inlet
Eisenhower Defends Adams Amid Gifts Controversy
President Eisenhower said Sherman Adams acted imprudently in his relations with Bernard Goldfine but defended his honesty and value as a public servant. He declined to replace Adams, and noted the need for prudent actions while acknowledging possible overstep in handling gifts and information.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
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Bernard Goldfine
Adams
White House
Goldfine
House
New York
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Mass
Truman
Hagerty
Harris
Ike
UPD
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
James C. Hagerty
Edward J. Howrey
Howrey
Einiger Mills
Hoffa Wiretap Trial Nears End
New York UPI reports the Hoffa wiretap conspiracy retrial nears conclusion as jurors prepare to hear final defense witnesses. Prosecutors allege Hoffa and two co defendants tapped phones for the multimillionaire textile tycoon while Hoffa claims he was in Seattle for a Teamster convention. The case involves gifts and confidential information exchanges with Governor Adams and others under scrutiny by Congress.
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Eisenhower
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John B. Bennett
R-Mich
John J. Williams
Del
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Truman
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I Nan
Detroit
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Goldfine
New England
Oren Harris
D-Ark
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New York
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