UN probes cite Hungary terror reign continuing
A United Nations inquiry said Hungary has persistently endured brutal suppression since 1956 and condemned Russia for its actions during the revolt. The committee questioned the transparency of the Nagy executions and demanded full details on prisoner movements, trials, and where the executions occurred.
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United Nations
N.Y
Hungary
Russia
Hanin
Eary
Roops
Acton
Negy
Yugoslavia
Budat
Romania
Coriz
Onjmunique
Imre Nagy
Fen Pal Malatar
Nine Sections FIRST SECTION World national news
The newspaper divides into nine sections including World and national news, editorials, health, theater, music, crossword, radio and TV, plus sections for women and social news, local news, sports, classifieds, and Parade Magazine. It lists section names and order for readers.
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Winchell, Wilson
Capture of Rebel Capital Reported in Celebes
Indonesian radio in Jakarta reported the fall of rebel Celebes, with Menado in North Celebes claimed to have fallen to rebel forces. Officials said the report cited a new government idea called guided democracy. Rebel leaders vowed to resume guerrilla war from jungles in Celebes and Sumatra.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Menado
Sukarno
Celebes
Hundredaree
Padanga
Central Sumatra
Syairuddin Prawir
Calebes
Sumatra
Accused Texas killer ends seven day flight in Canada
Houston AP reports Howard B. Stickney, sought for a double murder in Texas, was captured in a small Canadian town after a seven day flight. He was held overnight in Perth County Jail, extradition proceedings initiated by Texas officials. Stickney is said to have made a long statement to authorities after being located near the Canada US border.
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Texas
Canada
Houston
Tex
Howard B. Stickney
Liv J
Ekune Barnes
Stickney
Bath
Shir- Crawford
Andover
Perth Wey
Curt Barnes
Eddie Oliver
W. C. Doss
Barnes
Houston Sorders
Crawford
Jack Knight
Sugarland
kGler
Nice
France
Harry S Traman
Joseph Thivierce
Nieign
United States
Chan
Fredericktown
M. B
Sibner
Barmies
Cannes
Pratt
Salem
Fbil
al Scott Villefranche
Tru
Simon
Samuel
Leo Watts
Resenman
Quantico
UPI
Defense
Keir H. plcElroy
Eisenshower
Adm Arteigh A. Burke
McElroy
Burke
Navy
Cornell Crew Sweeps Regatta Amid Big Red Wins
Cornell varsity crew defies expectations by winning the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Regatta. The Big Red claim a full team sweep as JV and freshman crews also win. Thousands watch Onondaga Lake as Syracuse places well in freshman JV and varsity. Full details in sports.
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Cornell
Shacans
Onondaga Lake
Syracuse
Jobless husband slays wife in Wisconsin murder case
WAUSAU Wisconsin AP an unemployed foundry foreman, troubled by ruined fortunes, shot and killed his wife Esther 52 in a downstairs bedroom then told their daughter a son I did it The husband Ewald Pust 53 was held on first degree murder charges after the attack which occurred as the couple’s two daughters slept upstairs The man had undergone long psychiatric treatment and planned his own suicide but survived the shot and was reported en route to a new assignment in New Jersey
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Wausau
Wis
Marathon County
Ronald D. Keberle
Ewald
Pust
Fust
Esther
Mary Fuerte
Barbara
Regis
Im &T
Nazianz
New Jersey
Public opinion split on Adams case across the nation
An Associated Press survey shows varied views on Sherman Adams and his White House status. About 75 percent say he should leave or be removed, while 21 say he should stay. Opinions on accepting gifts range from disapproval to approval, with majorities favoring resignation or firing in some samples.
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Associated Press
Sherman Adams
White House
Eisen
Jeit
Boston
Semara Goldine
Theiss
East
Earl
Adams
Corchaied
Col
Little Rock School Goes White Again
Federal judge allows suspension of integration at Central High School amid opposition. NAACP plans appeal as Arkansas Governor Faubus supports the ruling. Judge Lemley notes troops can curb violence but not ensure education. Central High’s superintendent expresses concern over impairment of education.
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Little Rock
Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Ite Equiva
Central High School
Harry J. Letney
Lille Rock
The
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored
Feo Plea
MAACP
Ark
APL
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Littl Beel Central High School
Eisenhower
Lemley
Thurgood Marshall
NAACP
al Htomey
New York
Central High
White House Denies Adams Successor Hunt
Defense Chief McElroy suggested President Eisenhower may replace Admiral Arleigh Burke over defense reform opposition. White House also denied Adams secured loans or guarantees from Bernard Goldfine and commented on Nixon remarks about GOP unity amid looming elections.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Boston
Bernard Gold- Tine
Senate
Adams
Nixon
GOP
Surke
Goldfine
Marine Corps
Roman &. Hruska
Burke
Army
Navy
Air Force
McElroy
Elroy
Fone
Troquois Yell For GOP Scalps In Democratic Upset
The Troquoi Democratic Club urged Rep. Riehlman and State Rep. Hughes to back clean Washington change. Vincent O’Neil accused them of phony charges against Democrats while backing Daryl Hune. In Omaha, Paul Butler criticized Eisenhower era corruption and Adams’ stance. Also, Baton Rouge reports a $15 voter registration incentive for Negroes.
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Troquoi
Democratic Club
R. Walter Riehlman
John Fi. Hlughes
Sherman
Adams
Vincent O'Neil
Hughes
Riehiman
Washington
Daryl Hune
Congress
O'Neil
Paul M. Butler
Omaha
Neb
Buller
Eisenhower
Eisenhower-Mixon
Butler
White House
GE Official Found Shot in Scarsdale Home
William O'Brien 57, vice president and general manager of GE apparatus sales, was found dead from a gunshot in his Scarsdale home. His wife found him. a doctor pronounced him dead. Native of Point Pleasant, WV, and 1929 VMI graduate, he rose through GE with executive posts in New York and beyond.
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Scarsdale
William ¥. O'Brien
General Electric
O'Brien
Point I Pleasant
W.va
Virginia Military Institute
New York
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