Ominous Signs of New Soviet Danger Across World
Soviet actions threaten Yugoslavia and the Middle East while Moscow nations push a hard line against Tito and revisionism. Khrushchev’s Moscow Central Committee meeting hints at renewed Stalinist policies and purges, as Hungary’s fate spurs Western alarm and NATO concerns.
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Rebels Beirut Tru Is Broken By Attack
In Beirut insurgents attacked an army patrol, breaking a passive truce during Dag Hammarskjold's visit. Hammarskjold and Prime Minister Sami El Solh discussed UN plans, with Solh urging armed force to seal borders and restore peace amid Russian threats and security council debates.
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Appeal Rejected in Nagy 1956 Uprising Trial
Budapest reports Hungary’s Premier Imre Nagy and co defendants were sentenced to death for the 1956 uprising. Prosecutor Ceza Szenasi said clemency appeals were denied and the trial occurred not long ago. He refused exact dates of verdict and executions but said the trial was not secret, though held as closed for state reasons.
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Where's Watson Sherman? Holmes reports stolen bus car
UPI report from Richmond Virginia states Sheriff Holmes called police to report a stolen bus automobile. The odd message followed a string of suspected misdirections as authorities investigate the missing vehicle.
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Richmond
UPI
Sherlock Holmes
Editorial Page Deliberates on International Tolls and Reform
The editorial page surveys presidential weakness and Seaway toll expectations while noting debates over a Sampoon base, Soviet doctrine, and the cost of swimming pool repairs. It emphasizes analytical discussions and urges readers to engage with the informed discourse presented today.
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Sampoon
Fou'il
Today's Chuckle Wena Langer Quip About Age
A humor item features Wena Langer and a witty exchange about aging. The joke pivots on a playful misquote and an aging remark, capturing a light moment in a daily humor column.
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Witmets
Bartender Named Foreman Amid Drunken Charge in Hollis Case
Expert Glens Palls Clem ent Champagne, a bartender, has been named foreman of a duty that will tell Hollis Good sale on a charge of drunken thriving.
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Clement Champagne
Hollis Goodsale
U S Funds New Credit Lines for Philippines
The United States and the Philippines announced a 73 million dollar new line of credit for private and public development projects, with 30 million dollars in development loan funds to be provided subject to Congressional action. President Garcia and President Eisenhower discussed economic issues during Garcia's three day visit and Garcia sought up to 330 million in long term credits.
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Philippines
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Joan Fund
Youth 17 Faces Lifetime Driving Ban in State
A 17 year old received a lifetime driving ban in the state as part of a youth punishment. Separately a coin auction in New York drew $3,200 for a single dime, highlighting strong bidding at the event and signaling ongoing interest in rare coins among collectors.
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New York
British Press Laughs At Vieuna Overcoat Prize
The Daily Mail invites readers to submit a fictitious 50 word classified ad by a fictional official seeking to rid a vieuna overcoating with a prize for the funnier entry. Meanwhile London columnists mock President Eisenhower and Sherman Adams. Also notes Albany on teen traffic violator licensing bans and a coin auction with 18 missing pieces.
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Sherman Adams
Not Eligible For Adult License And Commissioner Power
The report notes adults were ineligible for license under state rules, with a year after revocation allowed to reapply. The commissioner may approve or deny. Names of several figures appear in a muddled clipping, including mentions of Charles Hias Ezekiel Miller and columnist William N. Connor, amid a tangential cartoon commentary on Eisenhower and political figures.
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Ike Signs Retroactive White Collar Pay Rise
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower signed a measure granting a 10 percent retroactive pay raise to about 1,021,072 federal white collar workers. The move adds 542 million dollars to the annual payroll and back pay averaging 250 dollars per person, with distribution planned next month after a two year fight. Includes Civil Service, Legislative, Judicial, Veterans Administration, and Foreign Service employees.
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Foreign Service
Cool wet night in Syracuse forecast pockets of rain
Syracuse forecasts a cool, wet night with showers or storms as two low pressure systems approach. Clouds persist with a low of 56 and a high near 72 tomorrow, and little temperature change is expected.
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Andy Keller
Missing $20,000 From Police Safe in New York
New York police department property clerk Thomas E. Rosigwtti reported $20,000 missing from the office safe. Police Commissioner Stephen F. Kennedy ordered an investigation after Rosetti notified him on Wednesday.
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Thomas E. Rosig Wtti
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Stephen FP. Kennedy
Kennedy
Inquiry Into Goldfine's U.S. Dealings Urged
A House subcommittee seeks an inquiry into Bernard Goldfine and his U.S. contacts with federal officers over the past decade. The Pentagon supplied the data showing Goldfine received more than 24 million dollars in textile contracts. The SEC said a Goldfine firm was prosecuted, fined 2000 dollars, and is filing required reports.
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Surprise rebuff as senators push tax cut drive
In Washington the Senate backed broader tax relief by repealing passenger ticket and freight taxes despite protests from the Eisenhower administration and leaders. Senator Poller pressed another auto excise cut while Senator Douglas urged a broader tax reduction. The chamber convened early to finish work on a measure extending current corporate and major excise tax rates for a year beyond June 30.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Macmillan’s House in London Warned to Move Out
A London report by three lords and two knights urges Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to abandon No. 10 Downing Street due to structural failure. The commission warns walls may collapse, with doors described as weak and needing support. The exchequer’s next door residence is also advised to relocate.
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Derick Frank Carlson
Kan
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Eisen
Texas tornado injures two. damages homes and infrastructure
A tornado north of Borger Texas damaged unroofed buildings and trailer homes, injuring Martha Calor, 5, and George Mars, 54. The storm disrupted roofs and rafters as the Department of Public Safety reported improvements needed to the sanitary system amid debate on a freight levy and passenger tickets. The Amended bill calls for funds estimated at 124 million dollars to rebuild shattered areas.
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Martha Calor
Will Rejei Borger
George Mars
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