U S Travel Ban Extends to Hungary Amid Spat
The State Department bans all travel by Americans to Communist Hungary and considers closing Hungarian consulates in New York and Cleveland. The move, tied to the Vogeler case and Hungarys arrest of Israel Jacobson, aims to press for release while signaling broader measures if not resolved.
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State Department
Hungary
New York
Cleveland
Robert A. Vogeler
Budapest
Israel Jacobson
American Joint Distribution Committee
U.S
Vogeler
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Cominform
Communist
China
Albania
Groups Back Byrd Budget in New York
Empire State Association of Commerce says New York taxpayers would save 1.10025 billion dollars next year if Senator Harry F Byrd’s budget were approved. The group urges support for a 36 billion dollar federal budget totaling seven and a half billion less than the current plan. Utica association president James G Capps says New York bears 14.6 percent of federal tax revenue and sent letters to Senators Ives and Lehman and party and finance leaders urging backing of Byrd’s plan.
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Albany
New York
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
Empire State Association of Commerce
Association
Virginia Democrat
Utica
Byrd
Capps
Irving M. Ives
Herbert H. Lehman
House Finance Committees
William L. Pfeiffer
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan
Walter Kiernan offers satirical takes on political figures Barkley O'Dwyer and Joe Martin while musing about a Peruvian beauty arriving in New York with a beauty title and a fortune of 32 million dollars. He jokes about the allure of wealth and titles in Manhattan.
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Barkley
O'Dwyer
Joe Martin
New York W
New York
Spock Says Mild Profanity Natural For Children
Dr. Benjamin Spock, famed psychiatrist, tells parents not to overreact to children over six using a curse word. He says mild profanity is a normal part of growing independence and early attempts at autonomy.
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Los Angeles
INS
Benjamin Spock
Seasonal Dinner Dance Nights with George Duffy Orchestra
Plan a festive weekly sequence with George Duffy and his orchestra. Dinner and dancing start at 4 PM, followed by supper dancing at 10 PM. Sessions run Tuesday through Saturday with lively music and dancing.
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George Duffy
Cuban Admits Smuggling Ring Tied to Havana Officials
Cuban police said Gregorio Simonovich a 44 year old former immigration official confessed to running a ring smuggling people into the United States from Havana. He named American pilot Gaylord Miles Saxton 27 of Grand Rapids Michigan as involved. Saxton and Charles B Cranton 26 were arrested in Miami amid smuggling charges.
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Havana
Cuba Cap
Gregorio Simonovich
United States
Simonovich
Gaylord Miles Saxton
Grand Rapids
Mich
Miami
U. S
Caribbean
Cuban Immigration Service
Ing
Saxton
Ja’ Bar
Charles B. Cramton
Radar Confuses Migrating Ducks in Waterfowl Study
The Wildlife Management Institute reports radar beams disrupt high flying flocks at the Delta Manitoba station. Non-migrants show no effect as researchers, using radar squirting, observe ducks flaring and breaking before regrouping and resuming flight.
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Washington
Wildlife Management Institute
Delta
Manitoba
H. Albert ‘Hochbaum
Institute
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Mickey Mouse
Nari
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