Polar Crash Strands 10 Navy Airmen at South Pole
Ten U S Navy airmen were stranded at McMurdo Sound Antarctica after their Neptune plane neared the South Pole for International Geophysical Year work and failed to depart after a landing. Seabees build six shelters for the base, and Dr Paw A Sipie foresees a brutal Antarctic winter with temperatures possibly plunging to 120 degrees below zero.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
South Pole
U.S. Navy
Pole
Paw A. Sipie
Wassingtwa
D. Co
Sipie
North Arlington
United States
Siple
Hungarian Olympians Take Asylum in Australia
Forty five members of the Hungarian Olympic team sought asylum in Australia rather than return to a Russian-occupied homeland. Some aim for the United States while 130 teammates headed home. It may be joined by as many as twenty in Milan before two French airliners proceed to Budapest. Noted athletes and coaches stayed behind including Laszlo Tabori Lidia Tomolky and the water polo team. Many wore revolutionary emblems on departing.
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Melbourne
Australia
United States
Milan
Italy
Budapest
Hungary
Laszlo Tabori
Lidia Tomolky
Red Army
20 Raiders Hit Dice Game
BEACON Dutchess County District Attorney Raymond Baratta led a state police raid on a private home where 33 persons reportedly were found playing dice. About 20 raiders broke down a door and found $4,000 on dice tables. Two plainclothes state police officers posing as players set off the operation, and two brothers who lived there along with four others were held for the Dutchess County fraud jury on charges of operating a gambling game.
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Beacon
Dutchess County
Raymond Baratta
Javits Arrives For Manila Visit
Senator elect Jacob K. Javits arrived in Manila for a two day visit as guest of President Ramon Marsaysas. He noted strong Asian interest in modernizing economic social and political systems and planned to travel to Hong Kong Formosa and Japan on the tour’s final legs.
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Manila
Jacob K. Javits
R-Nly
Air
Ramon Marsaysas
Kidnaper From Page One Links to Westbury Case
Investigators traced the kidnapper from Weinbergers' Westbury home to a Long Island honeysuckle thicket where the child’s body was found August 24. FBI seized LaMarca and his wife Donna, who collapsed after the verdict. LaMarca's mother Vitina also collapsed. The jury did not recommend Imerey in finding LaMarca guilty, sealing his fate for the electric chair. Trial Judge Mario Pittoni set sentencing for December 14 with automatic appeal rights under New York statutes.
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Weinbergers
Westbury
N. Y
Long Island
FBI
LaMarca
Donna
Vitina
Imerey
Mario Fpittoni
New York
iUE Local 301 Business Agent Reelected in GE Schenectady
Leo Jandreau, longtime business agent of Local 301 at the General Electric Co. plant in Schenectady, was reelected by about 3,000 votes in an unofficial tally. More than 7,000 union members participated, and Jandreau's slate faced defeat led by his former assistant Serafin Pita, amid a Thursday lunch to Friday evening ballot.
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Schenectady
Leo Jandreau
TUE
General Electric Co
Jandreau
Serafin Pita
Czech Party Slams Tito Interference Over Pula Speech
The Czech Communist Party Central Committee adopted a resolution denouncing Yugoslav President Tito for interference in the international communist movement. It cites his Pula speech last month in which he attacked Stalinists inside and outside the Soviet Union and labels his actions as interference.
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Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party Today
Tito
ADN
Pula
Lnside
Soviet Union
17 Pennsy Freight Cars Derail Near MT. Morris
Wrecker crews cleared 17 derailed freight cars from a single track line of the Pennsylvania Railroad four miles south of MT. MORRIS in Livingston County. The cars jumped the rails last night on a southbound freight near Rochester to Olean. Cause not yet determined.
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MT. Morris
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rochester
Lo: Olean
Livingston County
Fire destroys fraternity house at Michigan State University
A $15,000 blaze swept Alpha Chi Sigma at Michigan State University Friday night amid final exams. Textbooks and materials used by 28 residents were destroyed, but no one was injured. The fire alarm and response limited injuries as students faced the end of term.
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East Lansing
Mich
Alpha Chi Sigma
Michigan State University
Michigan State
Guerrilla warfare roils Hungary amid clashes near Pecs
Rebel bands harass Soviet troops from Mecsek Mountains near Pecs causing heavy fighting and communication cuts. Budapest tensions rise as Imre Nagy’s arrest prompts international backlash, while workers council threatens general strike amid police crackdowns and protests. Yugoslavia recalls its ambassador as relations darken.
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Hungary
Pecs
Mecsek Mountains
Mecsek
Britain aid hopes rise as Green predicts friendly Congress
Senator designate Theodore Green told reporters after a briefing that Congress would likely be friendly to helping Britain and other Western European nations out of financial trouble. Administration officials debate the need for a large new aid program while Treasury plans a $1 billion borrowing to cover Britain's interest and lend-lease gaps.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Western
Europe
House
Britain
Suez Canal
Theodore Francis Green
D-Rd
Foreign Relations Committee
Robert Hill
Treasury Department
United States
The
Treasury
International Monetary Fund
Paris Housewives Hoard Champagne
Paris producers report four to six weeks behind in deliveries as Middle East tension drives housewives to hoard champagne alongside sugar soap cooking oil coffee and other necessities in a scarce supply situation.
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Paris
INS
Middle East
Indians Pass Peace Pipes To Refugees
Indian leaders at Camp Kilmer New Jersey welcomed Hungarian refugees arriving from Austria in Operation Mercy. They shared corn and peace pipes with the refugees as youngsters from Hungary crowded the tribal group, led by Clinton Rickard of the Tuscarora Nation. Refugee numbers rose above 2,000 with more planes and ships aiding repatriation, while Red Cross prepared supplies and a Christmas tree plan in Bremerhaven. Visitors included General Maxwell D. Taylor and General J Lawton Collins.
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United States
Clinton Rickard
Tuscarora
Niagere Falls
N. Y
Austria
McGuire Air Force Base
Here
Freedom
Bayonne
U.S.N.S
Eltinge
Red Cross
High Seas
Bremerhaven
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S. Army
J. Lawton Collins
Oswald B. Lord
U. S
United Nations General Assembly
Return of exiled Polish clergy and church state talks
Exiled priests and nuns begin returning to western Poland as a church state accord surfaces. The agreement accepts a theoretical state voice in church appointments, while a new law to govern future bishop selections will be drafted jointly by church and state. Archbishop Eugene Baziak returns to Krakow after three years in exile, having been imprisoned and barred previously.
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Poland
Germany
Eugene Baziak
Krakow
Vatican Sees Cautious Hope From Polish Accord
Vatican officials reacted with cautious satisfaction to the Warsaw agreement between Poland s Roman Catholic bishops and the Communist regime. Officials said the accord concerns Poland s bishops and government, not the Vatican, and there was no immediate indication of a resumption of diplomatic ties with Poland. The Vatican declined further comment for now.
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Vatican City
Poland
Vatican
Warsaw
Oifice
States Rights Forces Meet to Discuss Campaign Plans
The National Committee of the states rights tax reform forces backing T Coleman Andrews for President gathers in Washington to discuss the campaign and future plans. Andrews, ex IRS director, says about 1820 expected to attend to review the effort and decide next steps.
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Washington
National Committee of the States
T. Coleman Andrews
Andrews
Internal Revenue Service
Lot of licenses in California in mid 1936
In mid 1936 California had 6,721,409 driver's licenses. Of these 6,309,372 were operators' licenses and 412,037 were chauffeurs' permits.
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Sacramento
Calif. H
California
Viking and Vanguard rocket details outline satellite launch
The report explains Nordic Viking and Vanguard rocket stages, engines, and guidance for a space satellite. It notes a 300 mile final orbit, a 20 inch satellite payload filled with instruments, and propulsion facts including Reaction Motors’ 21000 pound thrust engine and liquid oxygen ethyl alcohol fuel.
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Scientific Earth
AFMTC
Reaction Motors, Inc
Viking
White Sands
N.O
Vanguard
Cooper Hopes for India Cooperation
Senator elect John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky said he expected the Nehru Eisenhower meeting to yield a larger measure of economic and political cooperation between the United States and India. Cooper, a former ambassador to India, is in Washington on a mission to prepare for the talks ahead of Nehru’s December 16 U.S. visit.
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India
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Nehru
Eisenhower
United States
Cooper
White House
Washington
Princeton names Goheen as new Princeton University president
Robert F. Goheen a 37 year old classics professor from Princeton is named to succeed Harold W. Dodds as Princeton University president next June. The board reported unanimous approval noting he is the third youngest in the school history and one of few presidents not to be a minister.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Robert F. Goheen
Harold W. Dodds
Harold W. Helm
Board of Trustees
Goheen
Samuel Davies
Dodds
Woodrow Wilson
Accidents From Page One End Fatal for Driver and Pedestrian
William C R Williamson 74 of 819 Maryland Ave struck pedestrian Paul DeSanto as he passed another car on Glenwood Ave. DeSanto suffered a skull fracture and multiple injuries. Williamson reported a loud thud then found the body near Glenwood Wolcott intersection. Coroner Dr. Harry Gilmore to determine cause. Paul DeSanto’s brother in New Jersey notified.
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William C. R. Williamson
Maryland Ave
Emil Kochex
James Mulroy
DeSanto
Harry Gilmore
Williamson
Glenwood Ave
Wolcott Ave
Glenwood-Wolcott
Paul DeSanto
New Jersey
Spellman Flying Home From Tokyo
Cardinal Spellman left Tokyo by plane for home after three days with U S service men and commanders in Japan. He returns to New York before heading to Greenland to visit American troops at Christmas breaking a five year tradition of spending Yuletide in Korea.
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Tokyo
Francis Cardinal Spellman
U.S
Japan
New York
Greenland
Worea
State Aid To Private Colleges Sparked Opposition
Albany reports President William S. Carlson of the State University of New York opposes a proposed program of state aid to private colleges and universities. He warned that funding could swell to over 200 million dollars annually and trigger tax exemptions rising from 20 to 30 million by 1966.
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Albany
State University of New York
William S. Carlson
New York State
Casioult
State Board of Regents
State University
Carlson
Queens College
Long Island
Association of Colleges and Universities of the
State of New York
United States urged to expand aid to Europe under NATO
A White House review is expected on December 31 and January 1 to address U S economic aid to European allies alongside military support. A House Foreign Affairs Committee report stresses Atlantic alliance deterrence of Soviet moves but cautions that large scale European aid could spark broad congressional debate. Passenger cars account for 80 percent of motor vehicle miles in the United States.
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Europe
United States
U. S
White House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Russia
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Javits
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Iue
Tito Interference
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Imre Nagy
Radio Belgrade
Delibor Soldatic
Yugoslavia
Janos Kadar
Soldatic
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Satorajjahly
Miskelc
Pees
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Kadar
Workers Council
Socialist Workers (Communist) Party
Nepsza
New Mexico
White Sands Proving Ground
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Prexy
Spellman
Columbia Phonograph Iia
Altman & Green Jewelers
Salina St
Loew's Theater
E. Raynor
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