Dulles Calls Internal Pressures Threat to Soviet System
U S secretary of state John Foster Dulles told NATO ministers that internal unrest within the Soviet Union could topple communism and end global division. He urged moral pressure, UN adherence, and warned against using force as policy. He cited weakening Soviet power and rising liberalization inside the USSR. Page 8.
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Paris
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Con
Kremlin
Dulles
Egypt
United Nations
U.N
NATO
Council of Ministers
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Gaetano
Britain
France
Middle East
Hungary
Strike in Hungary as workers resist Kadar rule
A new general strike began in Hungary defying Premier Janos Kadar and martial law. Refugees report a 48 hour stoppage as Soviet forces encircle Budapest and clashes flare in major industrial towns including Salgetarjan. Police killed 80 demonstrators at Salgotarjan, miners demand leaders' release.
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Vienna
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Austria
Nickeldorf
Belgrade
Dunuapentele
Salgotarjan
Central Workers’ Council
Salgetarian Communist Party
Provocateurs
Budapest Radio
Tata Bekescsaba
Battonya
Leonard Named to NMPSC Committee Today
ALBUQUERQUE G E Wing chairman of the New Mexico Petroleum Industries Committee today announced the appointment of R J Leonard of Roswell as a member on the NMPSC State Committee for the ensuing year. The organization is a state wide group of marketing oil men working for good government and customer protection. It has a state committee and local county committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
G. E. Wing
New Mexico Petroleum Industries Committee
R. J. Leonard
Leonard Oil Co
Roswell
NMPSC
Walker AFB five majors promoted to lieutenant colonel
Five Walker majors at Walker Air Force Base New Mexico were promoted to lieutenant colonel in the FY1957 cycle. Promotions were announced during informal ceremonies at their headquarters this week with effective dates beginning January to April 1957.
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Walker Afb
N. M
Walker
Parry L. Thomas
812Th
Andrew C. Easterbrook
39Th
George A. Barber
Claude J. Tucker
509Th
Ivor P. Evans
40Th
Air Force
Search Parties Probe Mt Silvertip For Missing Trans-Canadian
Vancouver search teams prepared to enter Mt Silvertip rugged terrain about 125 miles east to locate a Trans-Canadian airliner missing with 62 aboard since Sunday night. The most promising lead was a reported blast near 8550 feet after the North Star radioed return to Vancouver due to an inboard motor failure.
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Vancouver
B. C
Mt. Silvertip
Here
Hope-Princeton
Hope
Calgary
Points East
Allan Clark
Montreal
RCAF
G. L. Steahan
Farmers Vote Today in Five Referendums
Farmers across broad areas vote today in five referendums on federal control programs for 1957 crops including corn upland cotton extra long staple cotton rice and peanuts. A two thirds approval is needed and officials expect favorable votes on quotas for two cotton crops peanuts and rice. The outcome could affect government efforts to curb farm surpluses and maintain marketing quotas assigned to individual farms.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Hungary Seizes Property of Refugees Amid Strike
The Hungarian government announced from Buda pest radio that property of all persons who have left Hungary since the rebellion began will be seized. About 130,000 registered refugees in Austria may be affected unless they return by March 31, 1957, the amnesty date. Janitors were ordered to report names of those who left homes for inventory.
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Vienna
Budapest
Hungary
Protest Flare as Hungary Walks Out of UN Assembly
The Hungarian delegation walked out amid a debate on a U.S. backed resolution condemning the Soviet Union for not withdrawing from Hungary. India's V K Krishna Menon led a plan to send Dag Hammarskjold to negotiate with Moscow, with Ceylon Indonesia and Burma backing the proposal.
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Gary
Soviet Union
Hungary
Imre Horveth
United States
India
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Kremlin
V. K. Krishna Menon
General Assembly
Ceylon
Indonesia
Burma
Hammarskjold
Budapest
Moscow
U.S
Fireman's Fund To Finish Sears Store Contracts in New Mexico
Fireman's Fund plans to complete Denton & Griggs contracts in Portales Las Vegas White Sands Roswell plus an Abilene Sears store. Charles G Roth says the contractor is in default with about two million dollars of unfinished work and Fireman's Fund will fund and supervise to meet current and future obligations.
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Albuquerque
Portales
Las Vegas
White Sands
Roswell
Denton & Griggs
Clovis
Charles G. Roth
New York City
Fireman’s Fund
Inmdulainc UU
Wuulm
Eastern New Mexico University
Highlands University
White Sands Proving Ground
Sears Roebuck & Co
Roth
Central Bonding Office
Fireman's Fund
New Mexico
Texas
Sears
Abilene
Tex
Auto tag renewals urged at courthouse basement office
Sam Osborn Chaves county auto license tag director cautions residents to renew at the courthouse basement office to avoid long lines and delays during peak periods.
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Sam Osborn
Chaves County
Court House
Duke City Man Dies in Accident Near Santa Fe
Anthony Esquibel, 34, of Albuquerque, died when his car rammed the rear of a truck on U S 85 less than a mile south of Santa Fe. State Policeman Ernest Rodriguez said Lee E. Chavez of Santa Fe stopped the truck to wait for oncoming traffic to clear before turning left, and Esquibel’s vehicle struck it.
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Associated Press
Anthony Esquibel
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Ernest Rodriguez
Lee E. Chavez
U. S. 85
Las Vegas
Esquibel
Parole Act Details Highlight State Oversight System
AP Santa Fe dispatch explains New Mexico parole act and the role of district supervisors. Dr Manuel Brown notes some ex-parolees stay in contact. others drop free. Supervisors in Albuquerque Roswell Las Cruces Santa Fe handle calls at all hours while parolees must follow strict terms and report to abstain from crime.
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Santa FE
Manuel Brown
Brown
Albuquerque
Roswell
Las Cruces
Explanations Helped Man Reclaim Stranded Car
In Salt Lake City Peyton Randolph Omokundra 51 explained to driver Chris Wetzel 66 after bumper snag at a stop light. Wetzel pulled away, a driverless car followed closely, Omokundra was assisted by an observing motorist and regained his vehicle.
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Salt Lake City
Peyton Randolph Omokundra
Chris Wetzel
Omokundra
Parole Denied for Sixth Convicted Escapee Day
State Parole Board rejected parole for Joe Ray Day an Eddy County inmate who escaped the Los Lunas Prison Farm in July 1953. Day now serving sixth penitentiary term with maximum date January 11 1958. Parole also denied for Willie Wilkerson and Herman Salazar. Essel Sykes parole vacated. Benny Cordova paroled to U S Marshal. Jimmy Sanchez granted parole.
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Santa FE
State Parole Board
Joe Ray Day
Eddy County
Los Lunas
Day
Willie Wilkerson
Quay County
Herman Salazar
Santa Fe County
Essel Sykes
Benny Cordova
U. S
Jimmy Sanchez
Valencia County
Zoning changes on council agenda tonight
An octet of zoning changes is to be considered by the city council tonight as recommended by the planning and zoning commission. Changes span duplex to commercial on West Albuquerque and Union Ave, multiple to commercial near Lea and Missouri, and other shifts in North Richardson, Union, Juniper area and South Park Acequia Addn.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
West
Albuquerque
Union Ave
Lea
Missouri
First
North
Richardson
Main
Pennsylvania
Union
Kansas
Delaware
Juniper
Sycamore
el Capitan View Addn
South Park
Acequia
Britain Receives IMF Credit To Stabilize Economy
Washington reports Britain was granted 1.3 billion dollars in IMF credits to bolster reserves after the Middle East crisis. Of the total, 561.74 million strengthens reserves while 738.53 million is available on British request within 12 months. Interest will range from 2 to 3 percent depending on repayment timing.
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Washington
Great Britain
International Monetary Fund
Middle East
Britain
London
Dickson Meetings With Local Liquor Dealers in Alamogordo
State Liquor Director Hilton Dickson met with Otero County retail liquor dealers in Alamogordo for a routine conference. Walter Nicholas, head of the local dealers group, said Dickson reviewed state control regulations.
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Dickson
Alamogordo
Hilton Dickson
Otero County
Walter Nicholas
Man Dies in Collision Near Amarillo
George Hender son, 47, of Colorado Springs Colorado, was killed last night when his car collided with a truck near Amarillo.
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Amarillo
George Henderson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mr and Mrs W F Jones and Guthrie Wedding
Mr W F Jones and Airman and Mrs T S Guthrie are listed among readers notes of marriage or engagement notices.
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W. F. Jones
T. S. Guthrie
Operation Safe Haven Starts in Munich Today
Operation Safe Haven began in Munich with 50 Hungarian refugees, ages 1 to 57, aboard a U S Air Force plane bound for Camp Kilmer New Jersey. Three more flights were planned to carry 150 refugees, with 500 scheduled daily by weekend, as part of Eisenhower’s airlift to the United States by December 22.
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Munich
Germany
Berlin
United States
U.S. Air Force
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Eisenhower
Margit Fried
Etel Szabo
U.S
West Germany
Austria
Hungary
Safe Haven
Mollet Budget Approved by French Assembly
Premier Mollet's deficit budget for 1957 was approved in six ballots by the French National Assembly. The final tally was 215 to 184 for a 42 trillion franc metropolitan France budget, with 310 billion francs for Algeria and military operations, totaling an estimated deficit near 680 billion francs.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
French National Assembly
France
Algeria
Duke C of C Elects Albuquerque Leader
Col. H. J. Golightly was elected president of the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce by the board of directors at a meeting last night. He succeeds Jack Wentworth.
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Duke C of C
Albuquerque
Col
H. J. Golightly
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Jack Wentworth
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Viking
U.S. Navy
Kadar
Clarence L. Carson
40Th Bombardment Squadron
6Th Bomb Wing
E. W. Best
WAFB
Carson
6Th
USAF
N.Y
Hun
Duke City
John B. Curtis
Mollet
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