Spaak Reflects on Hungarian Revolt and NATO Limits
Foreign Minister Paul Henri Spaak called the Hungarian revolt a collective death by own action of a people and noted NATO could not have prevented the uprising. He takes NATO helm in April and defended U S rights to act to defend vital interests without full NATO consultation.
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Paul- Henri Spaak
Arhole
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Spaak
NATO
Britain
Lord Imay
Dukes
United States
Belgium
British Command Orders Roundups in Port Said Raid Case
In Port Said a British general said troops may have misidentified militants in the early hours. Lt. Gen. Sir Hugh Stockwell ordered Arabs of all ages held for questioning in the Moorhouse kidnapping case. The car was found abandoned. the Egyptian underground claims Moorhouse is dead.
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Mossem Brotherhood
Nasser
Hugh Stockwell
Anthony Moorhouse
Refugees From See Onto Shine Onward to the United States
Martin and Klara, Hungarian refugees, traveled 340 miles toward the Austrian border amid war turmoil. After marriage in Budapest, they faced deportation threats from Russians and crossed into Austria, now awaiting transport to Germany and then the United States aboard a Military Air Transport liner.
Japanese Foreign Minister Arrives for UN Admission
Mamoru Shigemitsu arrived in New York to participate in Japan joining the United Nations next week. He is expected to meet with UN officials and other delegates during the formal admission process.
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New York
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Japan
United Nations
Backus Couple Fined For Harassment and Privacy Invasions
Mr and Mrs Lewis C Backus were convicted of harassment and invasion of privacy for calling former neighbors up to 30 times nightly. They faced $3525 fines. Mrs Paul D Cooper and Mrs Edward F Vance received $1000 each in damages with additional sums for sleep loss and slander. A restraining order remains in force.
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Denver
Lewis C. Backus
Paul D. Cooper
Edward F. Vance
Cooper
Vance
Albert T. Frantz
Backus
New Guinea Savages Kill Missionaries
Sydney Mirror reports Dutch New Guinea raids by half civilized natives kill 12 native missionary teachers of the American Christian and Missionary Alliance near Wissel Lakes on the border of Dutch and Australian New Guinea. The attackers wielded axes and knives, dismembered the bodies, and damaged a European pilot missionary air plane. the European pilot and two other missionaries escaped.
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Sydney
Australia
Dutch New Guinea
Sydney Mirror
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Wissel Lakes
Australian New Guinea
The
Mirror
Look Takes Over Collier’s Subscriptions Amid Closures
Collier’s circulation of 4 179 700 will end with the January 4 issue while The Companion 4 298 800 ends with the January number. Look magazine will assume unexpired Collier’s subscriptions under an agreement announced by Gardner Cowles president of Cowles Magazine Inc. The Crowell-Collier statement notes subscriptions diverted to other publishers and American magazine was shut down last August to trim finances. Collier’s Encyclopedia will continue, having sold 145 000 sets for about 25 million dollars this year. A subsidiary, P F Collier and Sons, publishes Harvard Classics and Junior Classics.
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Companion
Look
Gardner Cowles
Cowles Magazine, Inc
Look Magazine
Colliers
Crowell-Collier
P. F. Collier and Sons
3000 Workers Lose Jobs As Collier's And Woman's Home Companion Fold
In New York 3000 employees learn layoffs after sudden shutdown of Collier's and Woman's Home Companion. Longtime staffers, some 20 to 30 years, face abrupt notices with no warning as management cites unresolved financial pressures and market shifts. A production supervisor hoped for stability, but the board room decision ends the publications.
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New York
Woman's Home Companion
Collier's Magazine
Juliette Lee
Fifth Avenue
Fatal Two Car Crash Near Mannsville Claims Several Injured
State police at Adams report Mrs. Woods died shortly before 8 p.m. in a two car crash two miles south of Mannsville on Route 11. Four others were injured including Rob ert Woods in critical condition with chest injuries and a brain concussion. Beth Gods 13 suffers a fractured pelvis and facial injuries. Richard Monica 13 has a brain concussion and forehead abrasions. Edwin R. Miller 22 is in fair condition with lip and leg abrasions. Robert Woods Jr. 12 was not hurt. Miller said his car skidded after traveling south. Mrs. Woods body sent to Piddock Funeral Home. Coroner Dr. John Price appointed. Route 90 crash near Summer Hill killed Stuttle, who died of possible neck fracture and skull fractures. he was living in Locke, employed by a Moravia dairy. Van Volkenberg, railroad car inspector, fell from a car and was run over by a freight train near Mechanicville. Weaver died when his car skidded on Route 37 near Massena. In Syracuse area two hurt: Herfian Yaftee 58 and William Caram 44 with injuries. Caram taken to Crouse-Irving Hospital. Snowstorm snarls traffic. Albany 12 inches, Schenectady 10, Rensselaer 11, Glens Falls 8. Thruway and air travel disrupted. Albany airport overwhelmed. about 40 plows used. NY Central reports trains late.
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Woods
Mannsville
Robert
Watertown
Good Samaritan
Beth Gods
Richard Monica
Edwin R. Miller
Newfield RD
Robert G. Woods, Jr
Miller
George Cowburn
Homer
Stuttle
Cayuga County
N. J. Woodford
Edson Finch
Cortland
Locke
Moravia
van Volkenberg
Boston and Maine Railroad
Mechanicville
Weaver
Massena
Syracuse
Herfian Yaftee
Brighton Ave
Thompson Rd
James
Albany
Schenectady
Rensselaer County
Glens Falls
New York Central
Plane with 69 Limps to Safety at London Airport
A four engined Trans-Canada airliner carrying 69 persons landed safely at London Airport after engine trouble off Ireland. It sent a distress call when the first engine failed and a second lost power near Shannon. The crew later reported the faltering engine operating again and the plane continued to London on three engines.
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London
Ireland
Montreal
Shannon
Fulbright backs tighter credit to curb inflation amid party splits
Senator Fulbright supports restraining inflation with tighter credit and higher interest rates as Democrats clash over the policy. He defends the Federal Reserve and argues the approach avoids direct wartime controls, while critics say it harms home builders, buyers, small business and farmers.
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Congress
Sen
Humphrey
Minnesota
Patman
Teague
Texas
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Eisenhower
Washington
D-Ark
Senate Banking Com. Seve Board
House
Martin
Reserve System
Reserve Board
Soviet controlled crackdown slows Hungarian mine activity
Rebels threaten demolition to halt operations as Soviet troops and police arrest protesters nationwide. Mines flood from sabotage while factories run little, and Budapest radio says only those caught in martial law may face kangaroo court. Officials pledge more miners and 10000 new dwellings in 1957 to lure workers back. Fighting continues in provinces including Miskolc and Pécs.
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Budapest
Radio Budapest
Radio
Foreign Trade Ministry
Miskolc
Pecs
Escaped Burglar Captured Near Port Henry
Ernest Castimore, 30, arrested yesterday and held by State Police, is being returned to Newton New Jersey where he broke jail Tuesday Castimore led from Sussex County Jail after clubbing a jail keeper in a cell awaiting burglary sentence Castimore's wife Eva resides in this Northern New York community
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Port Henry
Ernest Castimore
Newton
N. J
Castimore
Eva
New York
Sussex County
New Jersey
Dulles Reports NATO Shifts Toward Political Dialogue
Dulles described two NATO developments after Britain and France attacked Egypt. The United States agreed to supply allied armies with weapons able to fire atomic explosives though warheads remain restricted. Fifteen members also agreed to consult on political problems, a move seen as expanding NATO beyond military focus, though Congress may resist atomic exports.
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France
Egypt
United States
NATO Council
Suez Canal
Dulles
Eisenhower
Paris
Europe
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Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
U.S
NATO
Dules
Seventeen Held in Buffalo Narcotics Raids
Federal and local agents conducted narcotics sweeps in Buffalo. Seventeen people were held on narcotics violations, with twelve named in a secret indictment charging conspiracy and illegal possession, and five arrested during the raids.
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Buffalo
Greenfield Woman Faces 1957 License Plate Charge
Mrs. Mary B. Rankin, 58, of Northfield, appeared in district court in Greenfield charged by Judge Samuel Tisdale with operating her car in 1956 with 1957 license plates and driving an unregistered automobile.
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Mass
Mary B. Rankin
Northfield
Samuel Tisdale
Four Die When Car Plows Into Toledo Tavern
Four men died and two companions plus two waitresses were injured when a car smashed through the tavern front on a Toledo suburb street. The dead included William Wittes 93 the driver Forest Lee 26 Richard J Nailor 25 and Richard Dean Jacobs 21. Injured were Albert R Martin 21 and Richard B Hilfinger 22. Waitresses Eunice Cross 30 and Dottie Bost 40 also sustained injuries. All victims were Toledo area residents.
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Toledo
Ohio
Felice
William Wittes
Forest Lee
Richard J. Nailor
Richard Dean Jacobs
Albert R. Martin
Richard B. Hilfinger
Eunice Cross
Dottie Bost
Hit Run Car Kills Brooklyn Mother-to-Be
A city-wide alarm was issued for a hit and run driver after a motorist struck and killed Dorothy Joan Fortunato 22 and critically injured her husband Eugene 27 in Brooklyn. They had just left a celebration dinner at her mother's home to announce their forthcoming child.
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New York
Dorothy Joan Fortunato
Brooklyn
Eugene
Tax share would fund politics via federal tax
Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler proposes a plan in which taxpayers can contribute up to 10 to a major party and deduct the amount from their income tax. He says the scheme could raise 10 to 12 million dollars annually for each party, and will present it to a House committee in Washington Monday.
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Los Angeles
Paul Butler
Sam
Butler
Washington
Poles Defy Crackdown Amid Anti Soviet Demonstrations
Reports from Warsaw indicate renewed anti Soviet protests in five towns including Stettin where 91 were arrested after an attack on the Soviet consulate. Students in Lublin called for an end to Soviet Hungary intervention as labor unrest grows at Poznan Cegielsko steel works.
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Poland
United Workers
Russia
East Germany
Stettin
Lublin
Hungary
Czestochowa
Kutno
Lalisz
Wladyslaw Gomulika
Cegielsko Steel Works
Poznan
Hunted Man Kills Self In West Side Mystery
Chicago police found Robert Cass 37 in a West Side garage with a self-inflicted .32 caliber pistol wound after he was sought for questioning in the strangling of his grandmother Minnie Scherer. Cass, a father of two, had been missing since Thursday.
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Chicago
West Side
Robert Cass
Virginia
Minnie Scherer
Cass
Nehru Encounters Eden Before Washington Visit
Indian Prime Minister Nehru met with Prime Minister Eden in London on his way to Washington. He will fly to the United States tonight aboard a plane provided by Eisenhower. Nehru said Middle East peace prospects look more hopeful despite difficulties and aims to ease Sino American tensions rather than mediate China and the United States.
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India
Nehru
Eden
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Middle East
China
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