Hungary Exiles Two Bishops to Remote Town
Vienna report says two Roman Catholic bishops, Berg and Bedalik, were deposed and banished to the tiny village of Hejce in Hungary. The move comes amid a crackdown as Imre Nagy faces trial talks and church officials, including Mindszenty’s secretary, are charged with counter revolutionary acts and theft of documents.
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Jejce
Bishops Berg
Red Hungaryan-Italan Bedalik
Vessprem
Joszef Pateri
Anta Apro
Fshea
Hejce
Hungary
Kaposvar
Nagy
Werej
Russia
Imre Nagy
Egon Tureganyi
Josef Cardinal
Mindszenty
Imre Miklos
Communist Church Office
Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Gyaros
United States
Senators Fight to Put Water Amendment on Ballot
Representatives from 11 Ohio cities announced they will appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court after the Court of Appeals ruled the water and sewage amendment can stay on the November ballot. The dispute centers on whether the measure allows municipalities to sell more than one third of their water to outlying areas and whether the Legislature would control pricing.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Franklin County Common Pleas
Dana Reynolds
Asian Flu Expected To Hit Million In Ohio
Ohio officials estimate the Asian flu could attack nearly one million residents this fall and winter. Vaccine supply may reach four million doses nationwide, with price expected around 30 cents to one dollar per shot and dosage varying by age.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ralph DI
Inn General
Byrd Urges Ike to Cut Federal Spending
Senator Harry F. Byrd urged President Eisenhower to reduce U S spending to enable tax cuts and national debt relief. The call came as the Ohio State Fair announced attendance of 301 817 for the eight day run and highlighted Armed Forces Day ceremonies with National Guard officers.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
National
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Chicago
Harry F. Byrd
D - Va
Changes In Soil Bank Program Set For 1958
Acting Agriculture Secretary Marvin I. McLain announces 1958 soil bank changes to stress forestry and wildlife. The conservation reserve offers higher payments for long term tree planting and per acre rentals, with five to ten year contracts for tree or shrub plantings and forestry use.
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Washington
INS
Soil Bank
McLain
Painesville Girl Is Winner In Beauty Contest
Blue eyed Janice Sidley, 20, of Painesville, will represent Northeastern Ohio in the Queen of the Furrow beauty contest. The title reflects the reduced budget, with awards tied to the World Plowing Contest Sept. 17-20. Sidley was chosen from 17 contestants representing nine counties at Mahoning County judging.
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Canfield
Janice Sidley
Painesville
Byrd
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Peebles
Adams County
Congress
Lake Erie College
Mahoning County
Farm Prices Up Slightly in Mid August Report
The Agriculture Department reports a four-tenth of one percent rise in prices received for crops and livestock for the month ended Aug 15. Eggs dairy products and hogs rose while non citrus fruit and most vegetables fell. The August index is 5 percent above a year ago while the price paid index stayed steady. Production costs were 3 percent higher than last year. The farm parity remained at 84 percent with mid August parity at 82 percent.
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Washington
Prisos
Agriculture Department
U S Student Shelby Tucker Deported by Red China
Shelby Tucker a 22 year old U S student at Oxford University from Pass Christian Mississippi was deported from Peiping to the Siberian border for refusing to surrender his passport The incident followed his warning to a British newsman and comes amid broader changes in U S and ASC travel and agriculture programs including rate adjustments and conservation reserve signups for 1958 set to open in fall
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Tokyo
INS
Red China
Shelby Tucker
U.S
Oxford University
Peiping
Tucker
Pass Christian
Miss
Siberian
Yale
China
ASC
Nome
Manchuria
Americans Enter Peiping Defying State Department Warning
A group visited Red China despite Undersecretary of State Christian Herter warning they could jeopardize passports and face charges under the trading with the enemy act. Peiping cited the All China Federation of Democratic Youth as regretting the incident while stressing foreigners must carry passports.
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Red China
Christian Herter
Peiping
All-China Federation of Democratic Youth
Federation
Gyorey Jilted by Ball and Chain at Grand Rapids Wedding
Geza Gyorey marries Elizabeth Fralick in Ann Arbor as friends remove a 16 pound ball and chain from his ankle to symbolize new responsibilities. The ceremony marks a humorous end to the odd wedding rite in Michigan.
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Grand Rapids
Mick
Geza Gyorey
Elizabeth Fralick
Ann Arby
65000 Korean Bonus Checks Mailed In Ohio
About 65 000 Korean bonus checks have been mailed to veterans in Ohio at a rate of 1000 per day. Processing lags behind the 207 000 applications total with about 52000 applications found to contain errors and returned. Only properly signed changes of address will be accepted.
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Columbus
Bureau
Molotov and Kaganovich Assigned to Remote Posts
Vyacheslav Molotov becomes ambassador to Mongolia while Lazar Kaganovich takes command of a cement factory in Asbest on the Siberian slope. Georgi Malenkov and Dmitri Shepilov also face moves as Khrushchev consolidates power and Beria’s fate is noted.
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Moscow
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Lazar M. Kaganovich
Molotov
Mongola
Russia
China
Inform
Kaganovich
Asbest
Siberian
Ural Mountains
Georgi M. Malenkov
Rua & Power Plant
Kazakstan
Malenkov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Lavrenti P. Beria
Dmitri T. Shepilov
Molotov Group
Kremlin
Showdown With Russia Sought On Disarmament
Washington officials say the United States expects an early disarmament showdown with the Soviet Union. Harold Stassen hopes Moscow will answer the Western plan, while Zorin’s sharp attack signals tough talks ahead.
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Russia
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Harold E. Stassen
Moscow
Charlottesvile
Glen
Dulles
London
U.S
Stassen
Zorin
Kremlin
Civil Rights Passage Tops 1957 Congress Agenda
The 1957 session saw Congress pass the first civil rights bill in 82 years. Lyndon B. Johnson steered Democratic unity on the issue, giving Republicans a bloody nose. Congress also approved the Eisenhower Doctrine and supported atomic energy aims in world peace.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Middle East
United States
World Atoms-For-Peace
K Agency
Queen urged to be herself by British critic
Lord Altrincham in a National Review reply urges Queen Elizabeth to ignore court opinion and act naturally during her US Canada tour. He says the queen can win public favor by being herself and relying on loyalty, while critics attack the royals and media. Meanwhile Congress debates spending and treaties as investigations continue after a busy session.
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Art
Britain
House
Hells Canyon Dam
National
English Review
Lord Altrincham
United States
Canada
Army Sergeant Is Sentenced To Hard Labor
Fort Carson Colorado AP reports Sgt. James L Hobbs a nine year combat veteran was convicted by a four man court martial for beating Pvt John Clanton and subjecting Pvt Raymond Wilson to unusual punishment. He received six months hard labor reduction to private and forfeiture of $40 from his $106 monthly pay.
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Fort Carlson
Colo
James L. Hobbs
Gunnison
Miss
John Clanton
Phoenix
Ariz
Raymond L. Wilson
Bethel
Kan
Hobbs
Brownhelm residents push incorporation amid annexation clash
Brownhelm Township residents seek to form a new village covering about one tenth of the township area excluding Vermilion on the Lake. They aim to votes on incorporation within 30 to 96 days, while Lorain County considers a separate annexation by Nardini and Elyria water talks engage trustees.
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Elberta Beach
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Jhe
OS Township
Brownhelm Township
Rauh
Frank Nardini
Lorain
Black River
Brownhelm Townships
Ford
Nardini
Young
Board of Elections
Elyna City
Elyria
Leimbach
Keys
Lorain City
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