Nagy Execution Stuns Western World
Vienna AP reports the execution of Imre Nagy and three aides, including Gen. Pat Maleter, stunned the Western world and Yugoslavia. Critics say Moscow will press satellites, while Bratschi of Switzerland calls it a new gap between East and West.
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Austria
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Hungary
Yugoslavia
Nagy
Pat Maleter
Moscow
Tito
Kremlin
Janos Kadar
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Britain
Foreign Office
Maleter
Robert Bratschi
Cazenovia Jr. College Gets $653,000 for New Dormitories
A $653,000 loan to Cazenovia Junior College for a new dormitory to house 112 girls was approved by the Housing and Home Finance Agency in Washington. The project includes relocating the nursery and infirmary, razing two small houses for site use, and converting Terry Cottage. Completion is set for fall 1959 with Moore and Hutchins of New York City as architects.
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Cazenovia Junior College
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Washington, D. C
Johnet Hubbard Hall
Jeresa C. Hazeltine
Com-Bilding
Munity Facilites
Women's College
Tee House
Knowlton House
Terry Cottage
Centennial Hall
Renomenis
U S May Use Force to Aid Lebanon Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States could deploy military action to preserve Lebanon's independence. He noted the Sixth Fleet and Marines in the Mediterranean might be enlarged for mobility. Dulles mentioned UN Secretary General Hammarskjold and a UN security force in the area and said US support would extend to physical backing if proposed. He spoke before greeting Philippine President Garcia at National Airport.
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United States
Lebanon
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Mediterranean
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Dag Hammarskjold
Adams Testifies on Calls to Agencies in Goldfine Matter
Sherman Adams told a House subcommittee that with more experience he would act prudently in inquiries for friend Bernard Goldfine and that he was ignorant of rules when agencies violated them in response. He denied seeking favors and urged frankness as Republicans weigh his political future amid calls for full disclosure.
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Eisenhower
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Federal Trade Commission
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House
Boston
Esenhower
New Hampshire
Edward J. Toye
R-Minn
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Thye
Ohio
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Lane Dwinell
Bernard Goldiine
White House
Charman Owen Harris D-Arks
John E. Moss
Calif
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Moss
FTC
London
Britain
Spessard L. Holland
Florida
Adamas
James Hagerty
Lishman
Fle
Commission
Nder
Weather improves as storm exits the area tomorrow
The forecast calls for a mild warmup to 73 degrees with fair skies after a cool tonight. Weatherman Andy Keller says a storm over Maine that brought strong winds will move away by tomorrow, yielding a brighter day. Overnight lows near freezing give way to a pleasant afternoon tomorrow in Concord New Hampshire.
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Andy Keller
Rights Restored After Panamanian Riots
Panama City reports civil rights suspended during last month's student riots were restored Monday by President Ev Inesto de La Guardia. The move ends a week of protests and restores voting and assembly rights for protesters and organizers.
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Panama City
OPQ
Ev+ Inesto de La
Settlement in Sight In Shipping Strike East Coast
New York dispatch reports an imminent settlement in the two day strike of marine engineers affecting East and Gulf coast shipping. Negotiators for the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association and the American Merchant Marine Institute made progress as talks paused for further sessions. Fewer than 100 ships idle. if the strike lasts longer, about 400 more vessels at sea could be affected.
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New York
GPS
Gulf
Striking
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
American Merchant Marine Institute
Gulf Coast
Empire State Way Progress Shown From North Lights Circle
A Page 8 feature details ongoing construction along the Empire State way from the Northern Lights traffic circle to the northern edge of Onondaga County.
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Onondaga County
Tiny Heir Kidnaped in Montreal Ransom Demand
Joel Reitman two year old heir to a clothing chain fortune was kidnapped Saturday and held for ten thousand dollars. He disappeared with his maid between nine thirty p.m. and ten p.m. in Mount Royal Quebec. Dorothy and Cyril Reitman, his parents, urged kidnappers in a taped plea to release Joel in a church or public building.
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UPI
Joel Reitman
Fortune
Dorothy
Cyril Reitman
Greta Goode
Mount Royal
Joel
Deputies Arrest Man After 14 Mile Ride in Tazewell
In Tazewell Tennessee deputies chased and arrested a man after a 14 mile pursuit ending with his capture. Officials say the suspect was involved in manufacturing a potent substance described as particularly powerful moose. The incident drew UPI coverage and details about the weaponization claim remain under investigation.
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Tazewell, Tenn
UPI
Ching
Todays Chuckle Vacations Made Simple
A light joke contrasts modern travel with the need for guidance in planning trips. It notes a man who wants someone to tell him how to go, while a wife and boss previously handled directions and timing. The caption plays on routine dependencies in daily life.
Farley Stumps Syracuse in Upstate Senate Bid
Democratic Senate hopeful James Farley visits Syracuse for his first upstate appearance since filing his candidacy on June 3. He reports receiving hundreds of Democratic wires of support and is to be presented a gold life membership card by the Benevolent Order of Pioneers at 1072 James St after a depot arrival by the Empire State Express.
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Syracuse
Upstate
Farley
the Herald-Journal
New York Central Depot
Empire State Express
Benevolent Order of Pioneers
James D. Meehan
Pioneers
James St
State Bank Chief Says Recession Is Over
Melvin Crandall, president of the Metropolitan National Bank and Trust Co., said the recession has leveled off and a gradual upturn in business is beginning. He noted high inventories are moving down and consumer buying is improving as people recalibrate and start saving and spending again. The banker cautioned the pace depends on capital and public spending.
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Howard J. Carroll
Syracuse
Melvin
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Insurance Agencies Boost Community Hospital Fund
Agencies in the Insurance Agents Association of Onondaga County pledged 33 683 to the Community Hospital Fund. Forbes Tuttle, division chair, said all 35 member agencies contributed, noting the effort reflects the high regard agencies have for medical care and hospital facilities.
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Onondaga County
Community Hospital Fund
Forbes
Tuttle
Business Land Professional Division
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Rohio
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