Get Tough Workers Defying Arrests in Budapest
Budapest labor leaders warned of a general strike bloodshed and a new national tragedy if arrests continue. The Central Workers Council delivered the warning to Premier Kadar as tensions rose after clashes that left demonstrators dead or wounded. Police arrests surged after protests, with claims that AVH secret police returned to power to quell anti Soviet demonstrations.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Central Workers Council of
Kadar
Budapest Council
Budapest Radio
AVH
Canada’s Foreign Policy in Disrepute over Egypt War
Editorial notes Canada’s stance amid Britain’s assault on Egypt and questions how this incident affects Ottawa’s international posture. The feature appears on today’s editorial page alongside regular sections such as Amusements Financial and City Life.
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Great Britain
Egypt
Bridge
Radio-Tv
City Life
A Firm by Any Other Name
Three Hungarian refugees panicked and fled a Detroit hotel after being told they would be interviewed for jobs by Red Star Yeast Co officials. The interpreter explains to the men that Red Star is the company trade name and that the firm is a good American organization.
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Detroit
INS
Red Star Yeast Co
Frank
Szecsi
Joseph Enyedy
Louis Kubo
Yeast
Red Star
Philippines wins U N Security Council seat in first ballot
The Philippines defeated Czechoslovakia by 51 votes to secure a one year term on the United Nations Security Council in the General Assembly vote. Afghanistan Spain and Yugoslavia each received one vote. 74 affirmative votes were cast. Soviet protest followed the tally.
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United Nations
N.Y
Philippines
Czechoslovakia
U.N. Security Council
General Assembly
Afghanistan
Spain
Yugoslavia
Vassily V. Kuznetsov
Europe
Today’s Chuckle Boss Preaches Yet Works Himself Hard
A quip notes the boss who preaches but would overwork himself to death if he followed his own guidance. The cartoonish line plays on hypocrisy and worker fatigue in a single compact joke.
Fire on El Train Kills Motorman and Injures Many
A flash fire aboard a moving four car Chicago elevated train killed the motorman and injured about 40 passengers during rush hour. The blaze started in the first car near Howard Street, sending riders scrambling and many leaping to the right of way as the train halted just south of the station. Concluded on Page 17, Col. 2.
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Chicago
Chicago Transit Authority
Evanston
Howard Street
Russell Lane
Associated Press
Lane
Unseasonable Warm Spell Leaves Syracuse in Flux
The region saw a record 64 degrees on December day as a warm spell ends. A wet, snowy weekend looms with 1.5 inches of precipitation possible. Temperatures ease from the high 60s to the 40s then drop tonight into the 30s as snow develops.
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Hancock Field
Dayton
Ohio
Montana
Dakotas
Jury to Get Kidnap Case
Angelo LaMarca stands trial in Mineola for kidnapping and murder in the death of 32 day old Peter Weinberger. Prosecutors and defense wrapped summations as jurors, all male, prepare to hear the case after evidence concluded yesterday.
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LaMarca
Morris Weinberger
Poles Probe Stalinist Courts and Executions
In Warsaw a special commission was named to investigate Stalinist era military courts and intelligence agencies. Its first task is to identify those responsible for the 1951 to 1953 execution of 19 senior army and navy officers charged with organizing spy centers, amid claims of testimonies obtained under interrogation backed by torture.
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Warsaw
Poland
Army
Eden's Party Wins Test as Conservatives Hold Power
Britain’s Conservatives withstand a parliamentary challenge over Suez. In successive votes the government defeated a Socialist censure 327 260 and then won a confidence vote 312 260 on Middle East policy. Eden’s grip remained uncertain amid internal dissension and abstentions.
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London
Britain
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Suez
Middle East
Eden
Labor Party
Egypt
Puddletown in Dorset Faces Name Change Move
Nine parish councillors threaten to resign over Dorset County Council’s decision to rename the village Piddle town in the Piddle Valley. Authorities say the change prevents place-name confusion, while locals call the new form unseemly and vows of mass dismissal follow if reversed.
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Puddletown
Piddletown
England
Dorset County Council
Piddle Valley
Tolpuddle
Puddle Town
Piddle
Hunters bag five ducks then lose two in surprising flight
In Granite Oklahoma Osborne Hunt and J B Reser bagged five ducks but as they fired for more, two of the dead ducks escaped their ground and flew away leaving them with three.
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Osborne Hunt
J. B. Reser
Guided Missile Goes AWOL to South America
The Air Force reports a Snark guided missile launched from Patrick Air Force Base likely landed in the Brazilian jungle near the Amazon. With a 3000 mile flight planned in a closed Atlantic circuit, it failed to complete the turn and remains unfound in dense jungle terrain.
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South America
Washington
Air Force
Amazon River
Patrick Air Force Base
Fila
Atlantic
Eisenhower Decries Budget Data Leaks To Public
President Eisenhower scolded Secretary of Defense Wilson over leakage of budget figures and manpower plans as they prepared for a conference on Pentagon plans. The talks were about a fiscal year 38 billion dollar defense budget starting next July and involved pool reporters.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Wilson
Pentagon
James C. Hagerty
White House
Augusta National Golf Club
Charles Roberts
Newsweek Magazine
John Edwards
American Broadcasting Co
Suslov Denied Entry as Italy Foils Soviet Visit
Italy bars Soviet First Deputy Premier Mikhail Suslov from entering Rome amid fears of anti Communist protests. Government spokesman cited public indignation and the shock of Suslov's plans for the Rome visit during the Italian Communist Party congress. Two other Soviet delegates were admitted by train from Austria.
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ROMS
Italy
Mikhail Suslov
Russia
Suslov
Rome
Communist Party
Kremlin
Foreign Ministry
Austria
Treasury to issue billion in 95 day bills amid Suez crisis
Washington reports a new one billion dollar borrowing to help Britain facing gold and dollar reserve losses from the Suez crisis. Britain seeks an IMF credit and waivers of a 2 million payment due US, while US cash funds IMF draws and government debt nears the 278 billion ceiling.
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Washington (P
Treasury Today
Britain
United States
International Monetary Fund
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Congress
IMF
U.S
Calle
U.S. Treasury
Fog Slows Ships Fleeing Lake Ice
Fog worsened the hazardous Lake Ontario exit for a dozen foreign freighters. Mariners faced potential icebound delays as ships lingered at the Lachine Canal awaiting clearance to reach the St Lawrence River after one vessel, the Askot, freed from a mudbank, reported damaged.
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Montreal
Lachine Canal
St. Lawrence River
Askot
Gas Kills Three Two Boys Survive
In Brentwood a gas heater in the cellar caused carbon monoxide deaths of Joseph Noreika 30 Bertha Noreika 25 and Adam Noreika 64. Two boys Wayne 3 and Bruce 1 month survived and were found alive with the bodies after police suspected heater tampering.
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Brentwood
Suffolk County
Joseph P. Laviano
Joseph Noreika
Bertha
Adam
Wayne
Bruce
Southside Hospital
Girls Club Offers Free Bridge Lessons in Greenfield
In Greenfield Massachusetts the Girls Club offers eighth graders free course work including contract bridge. The program expands beyond crafts and baton twirling to include a new activity aimed at broadening skills for members.
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Greenfield
Mass
Eraders
Kennedy rules out top spots in 1960 race
Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts said he would not seek the No 1 or No 2 position on the Democratic ticket in 1960. He cited his age and his Catholic faith as the two disqualifying strikes and indicated he is reluctant to pursue the presidency.
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Washington
INS
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
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UN Council
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