Former POW Tenneson visits Pate credits press with saving 71
Rich ard Tenneson, a former POW who stayed in Red China, visits Arlie Pate in Carbondale area. He credits worldwide publicity for the repatriation of the 21 Americans who initially refused to return, and shares reflections on brainwashing, education plans, and the impact of media on their choices.
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Carbondale
Arlie
Pate
Carbondale Area
Tenneson
Aaron Wilson
Urani
Pai
Arlie Pate
Richard Tenneson
America
Southern Illinoisan
China
United States
Hong Kong
U. S
Korea
Esprit de Corps
Nehru cites 25,000 Hungarians killed in revolt
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that Indian diplomats reported about 25,000 Hungarians and 7,000 Russians killed in the anti-Soviet uprising. He said Russian intervention was not justified and urged the United States to curb Moscow to aid a Middle East settlement. He spoke to American reporters before departing to meet President Eisenhower.
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India
Nehru
Hungary
J. N. Khosla
Czechoslovakia
K.P.S
U. S
United States
Eisenhower
Tass Interview Style Draws Laughs From Tenne Son
The only reporters Tenne son met in China were from Tass. He says interviewing by Tass is a joke as they prompt an answer and seek approval, leaving him with no real option but to agree.
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Tenneson
China
Tass
Pate Says He Aims to Stay and Work on Farm
Questioned this morning Pate stated he had no other plans but to stay here and work on the farm to straighten it out.
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Pate
Hungary hit by fresh mass walkout over arrests in Budapest
Ten thousand plus Budapest workers quit again hours after a two day general strike ends. Protests rise over the arrest of the Budapest Central Workers Council chairman and aide as Russian authorities seize control to quell resistance. Gen Ivan Serov reported to be directing the Kadar regime amid internal clashes.
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Kadar
Moscow
Hungary
Serov
5 Point Policy Statement Wins Approval
NATO ministers endorsed a five point policy on Eastern Europe proposed by West German Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano. The plan supports self determination and national sovereignty, bans imperial subjugation, upholds free choice of social order, rejects military or economic coercion, and protects human rights.
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Eastern
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Eastern Europe
Heinrich von Brentano
Russia
von Brentano
Western Europe
Rhodes Candidates From Illinois Wesleyan and Princeton
John E. Jordan of Sycamore and Edward J. Nell of Riverside named Illinois candidates for Rhodes scholarships. Jordan, a senior at Illinois Wesleyan University, aims for the ministry, while Nell, a Princeton senior and varsity wrestler, seeks government service. Charles Bane, Illinois committee secretary, notes candidates must face the Great Lakes district committee with others from five states.
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Ilnois Wesleyan
Chicago
John E. Jordan
Sycamore
Edward J. Nell
Riverside
Illinois
Charles Bane
Illinois Committee
Jordan
Illinois Wesleyan University
Nell
Princeton University
Bane
Great Lakes
Series Begins British Editor Views America
The Southern-Illinoisan presents the first of four chapters of Eisenhower's America as seen by Sir William John Haley editor of the Times of London. Haley wrote during a seven week tour detailing the United States world role and the American people. Chapter I appears on page 18.
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America
Times of London
William John Haley
Haley
Sinroll Charged In Killing Inquest Tonight
Sinroll, SIU student from Sterling, charged with murder after witnesses say he held the gun in a shotgun fatality. Batura, from Danvers, Mass, a football player, died in a shared room with Sinroll and two others. Grand jury likely. services planned for Danvers.
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Fred Sinroll
Southern Illinois University
Sterling
Jackson County
William G. Ridgeway
Robert Batura
Batura
Sinronl
John Abramovitch
Haverhill
Mass
Ridgeway
Court of Carbondale
Roy Hall
Murphysboro
Gale Williams
SIU
Danvers
Linroll
Joe van Natta
Carbondale
Lyons
al Kawal
Abramovitch
Ba‘tura
Alton Woman Rescued After Three Days Trapped
An 82 year old Alton woman, Miss Alice Fairman, was trapped for three days when a bedroom door knob broke off. She had no food or water and a coal bucket ran dry before police forced entry into her second floor room. A concerned neighbor reported the lack of activity.
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Alice Fairman
Fair Colder For Southern Illinois Tonight
Fair and colder tonight with partly cloudy and warmer Friday. Low tonight near 18 and Friday high mid 30s with a low around mid 20s. Yesterday's high 44 and low 28 recorded today. Crab Orchard Lake four inches below spillway today.
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Illinois
Crab Orchard Lake
Asians Split On Censure
The General Assembly condemned Russia for stamping out Hungarys freedom bid. The vote split Asias neutral Colombo nations and the Asian African group. The resolution sponsored by the United States and 19 others passed 55 to 8, with the Soviet bloc voting no. It marks the strongest censure by the Assembly of Russian military action in Hungary.
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Britain
Turkey
Mediterranean
Cyprus
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General Assembly
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Hungary
Asia
Colombo
United States
Assembly
Salvage Fires End Careers of Lake Steamers
On Lake St Clair two Great Lakes steamers the Greater Detroit and the Eastern States burned Wednesday night. A lone survivor tied up at East Tawas remains as a flotel. The ships, once part of the Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co fleet, had not sailed since 1950 and are being salvaged for scrap.
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Lake St. Clair
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East Tawas
Flotel
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co
Lakes
Haiti Falls as Magloire Quits Amid Nationwide Strikes
Haitian strikes spread after Magloire steps down in a coup era. Violence rises with four reported dead in Port au Prince. Supreme Court President Joseph Nemours Pierre-Louis assumes interim power as political prisoners are released.
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Magloire
U. S. State Department
Port Au Prince
State Department
Magloir
Supreme Court
Joseph Nemours Pierre- Louis
Antoine II
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