Hungary's Kadar rejects neutrality policy with Nagy
Vienna dispatch reports Hungary's Janos Kadar rejected neutrality as a future policy and refused talks with Imre Nagy while Nagy remains at the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest. He affirmed continued Warsaw Pact ties and Moscow alignment, warning neutrality would be exploited by imperialists and lead to war.
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Vienna
Russia
Hungary
Janus Kadar
Imre Nagy
Budapest
Kadar
Moscow
Nagy
Trad
Kedar
Radig
First Group Of Refugees Due In Week
White House announced that about 5 000 Hungarian refugees fleeing Soviet oppression may arrive by late next week. They will be housed temporarily at Camp Kilmer New Jersey with flights to McGuire Air Force Base planned. Kilmer can hold about 560 refugees now and could take several thousand more later.
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Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Eth
Americana
Europe
McGuire Air Force Base
Breaks Arm In Fall At Plant
Mrs Eva Worden of 411 Jefferson Street broke both arms at the wrists in a fall at her place of employment yesterday. She is presently hospitalized as doctors reduce the fractures in the local hospital.
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Eva Worden
Jefferson Street
Baltimorean Shot While Hunting Here
A Baltimore hunter, Jesse Eldon Ruby, was lightly wounded on the first day of rabbit season in Clear Spring when buckshot from a fellow hunter in the same party struck his thighs. Police investigate. Ruby received emergency treatment at Washington County Hospital’s emergency room and was not hospitalized.
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Baltimore
Jesse Eldon Ruby
Ruby
Emer.y Gener
Washington County
Hospi
Jury Returns Indictments After Grand Jury Deliberations
The November Grand Jury finished a third day of deliberations and planned an inspection tour of public institutions in Washington County this afternoon. At least 20 indictments were returned in two days, including charges of breaking and entering for Everly Morningstar Parham French Barnhart, larceny for French, and a rape indictment for Barnhart. Leonard Biron faced unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and Lester Smith a bastardy charge.
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Washington
Harry W. Everly
Robert Lee Morningstar
Leonard Wilson Birlon
Ralph B. Parham
Paul D. French
Lester Allen Smith
Paul R. Barnhart
Waynesboro
Rabbit Hunters In City Limits
With the rabbit hunting season opening today city police report complaints of hunting within the city limits. A complaint cited activity in the Northern Avenue area. Police warned that firing within city limits is illegal and urged hunters to verify city boundary lines before any hunt.
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Northern Avenue
Major Shift In Envoys Is Under Study
Washington reports a major shakeup of ambassadors planned in eight countries over the coming months. New American envoys will be named for Britain, France, Italy and West Germany, with postings to India, the Philippines, Australia and New Zealand also targeted. Posts in London and Paris were already noted as resigning under a broader plan amid a news blackout.
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Washington
Lisenshower
Britain
France
Italy
West Germany
India
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Richard Frita
Smiths
Bowman Named Acting Superintendent at Northern Avenue
Carl V. Bowman is named acting superintendent of the Northern Avenue Post Office station announced by Postmaster Thomas M. Simpson. Bowman joined in 1935 and has worked at Bond Money Order and Parcel windows. The Northern Avenue office opens Monday with 8:30 to 4:30 hours except Saturday noon. lockboxes available to renters daily until 5. Simpson says all main office services, including postal savings, will be available at the Northern Avenue station.
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Carl V. Bowman
Northern Avenue Post
Tis
Thomas M. Simpson
Bowman
Simpson
Northern Ave
Jisemnne Tor
Northern Avenue
Those Snakes Are Acting Up Again
A rural North American newspaper notes a garden snake found in an envelope and mailed to the office with a request for publication. A separate letter describes a seven inch copperhead found by Frank Fox and grandson Johnnie Weller at Frances Weller’s Hancock Route 2 home on a Sunday in November, noting a “steen tip” on its tail.
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West Church Street
Hancock
Prank Fox
Watfordsburg
Johnnie Weller
Frances Weller
Suspect Bad Food Fatal To Two County Children
Nine children of the William S Kidwell family near Sharpsburg fell ill in a suspected food poisoning outbreak. Two young children Thomas aged one and Charles aged two died overnight while seven others, ages five to seven, remained listed in fair condition at Washington County Hospital. Autopsy was planned as county health officials investigated the cause, with parents including Mr and Mrs Kidwell also ill but not hospitalized.
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William S
Cameron
William Stanle
Sandra Jane
George Gilbert
Hebecca Jean
City Budget Requests For 1957 Would Raise Tax Rate
City departments propose a 1957 budget totaling 5,202,057 with anticipated revenues of 4,036,000 at 84 cents per 100. If approved, a 1.14 tax rate and use of about 985,020 in surplus funds would be required to cover a 1,165,857 deficit. Capital items include a Municipal Airport runway extension. MELP expects about 86,1000 returned to general funds after bills. Water and sewer operations likely run a deficit. summaries to Mayor and Council pending hearings next week or 50 days.
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AIL City Department
John K. Baker
Baker
Municipal Electric
Water and Sewer Department
Bercy J. Ralls
Ex-Convict Details Plot to Attack Labor Columnist
A former convict testified in a federal trial that an acid attack on labor columnist Victor Riesel was planned for a $500 fee. Joseph Peter Carling said Domenico Banda Abe Telvi and others discussed hiring someone to harm Riesel, with Telvi arranging the midday setup and the attackers targeting him near 1st Street and the railway.
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New York
Victor Riese
Ium
Joseph Peter Carling
Thejesse
Riesel
Meter
Carlino
Domenico Bando
Toca Telvi
Gondolfo
Sheikie
Abe Telvi
iRiesel
Carling
Telvi
Shim
Te Helsely
Miranti
Ram Tine
Thie
Jeff Lindy
Six Hunters Reach Four Rabbit Limit Near Williamsport
Williamsport area hunters reported a plentiful opening day with six locals including Harry Traver Richard Turner Titus Bowers Richart redrich George Oranzak and Frank Herbert substituting the four rabbit limit in a few hours. They hunted the Neck section and Pinestug areas as others reported abundant game and many dogs with hunters nearby.
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Williamsport
Harry Traver
Richard Turner
Titus Bowers
Richart ‘Redrich
George Oranzak
Frank Herbert
Northern Lights Display Reported by Local Residents
An exceptional aurora borealis display was seen by Remim Dr and Mrs. Hester Leigh in Clear Spring around 5 20 this morning. Residents note the lights were brighter than usual for the northern skies, a phenomenon linked to atmospheric electrical activity typically observed in fall and spring in arctic regions.
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Remim
Hester Leigh
Arctic
Britain shifts line on invasion to cite Communist buildup
London and Paris switch official defense of Egypt invasion from safeguarding Suez to exposing a large Communist military buildup in the Middle East. The change appears to be led by Cabinet figures and filters through the government as Eden faces criticism. Peter Thorneycroft is singled out to deliver the main justification.
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London
Britain
Egypt
Paris
Suez Canal
Middle East
Canal Zone
Eden
Rayat
Peter Thorneycroft
Board of Trade
Conmava
Seniors Pick Outstanding Members
Election results for North Sfuxerstown High School senior superlatives list Mary Angle and Bob Nitzell as most likely to succeed Carolve Rudisil and William Noe as outstanding citizens Ellen Spangler and Roger Kise indie popular Martha Schlotterbeck and Pat Heary most athletic Jerome Andress and Dick Sally Watkins best looking Nyder and Bob Westphal most friendly Sara Von Smith and Lindsay Glenn Julian most organized Janice Berthianme and Kim Eckel most artistic Arnod Loudon and Martha Sehtotterherk class couple Ann Carderman and Paul Weteel most comical
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North Sfuxerstown High School
Mary Angle
Bob Nitzell
Carolve Rudisil
William Noe
Ellen Spangler
Roger Kise
Martha Schlotterbeck
Pat Heary
Jerome Andress
Dick Sally Watkins
Nyder Amd
Bob Westphal
Sara von Smith
Lindsay
Glenn Julian
Janice Berthianme
Kim Eckel
Arnod Loudon
Martha Sehtotterherk
Ann Carderman
Paul Weteel
UN Middle East Police Rush to Suez Canal Zone
London Nov 15 reports U N Middle East police units landed in the Suez Canal zone to forestall a threat of Communist volunteers. Swiss airliners carried 43 Danish troops and 47 Norwegians to Abu Suweir near the canal. A third plane delivered equipment as a second contingent looms undecided. A UN spokesman said about 100 men would depart staging area tomorrow for Beyp, including Colombian troops and Norwegians.
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London
Tnita
U.N
Middle East
Suez Canal Zone
U. N
Abu Suweir
Weath
Jamaikia
International Police
Eeyok
Cahodichina
Italy
Naples
Canal Zone
Moscow
Cairo
Eisenhower
United States
Syria
West Germany
Ibrahim Istuani
sBorm
ALN
Egypt
Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Andantir
Iraq
Seria
Tamascus
Syrient
Shukhri Kuwady
Hussein
Jordan
Seif Ul
Slam el ‘Badr
Yamen
Saud ' Castinued
Moscow reports on volunteers in Egypt request
An Egyptian embassy spokesman said Egypt will ask that Soviet volunteers be sent only if British French and Israeli troops withdraw promptly. He did not know of a time limit on withdrawals and said Egypt wishes to abide by United Nations decisions.
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Moscow
Egypt
United Nations
Three Hurt In Private Plane Crash Near Charlottesville
Four airmen on a Pope Air Force Base flight headed to Hagerstown were in a crash in a hilly Virginia field near Charlottesville. Pilot Robert Beard escaped injury while Lt Ralph Kauffman Lt Donald W Dunklee and Lt Leon S Staley sustained varying injuries. Beard said the oil gauge read zero and the engine froze during a forced glide into the field.
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Hagerstown
Charlottesville
Pope Air Force Base
North Carolina
Robert Beard
Chambersburg
Ralph
Jack)Kauffman
Quincy
Donald W. Dunklee
Port Bragg
Dunklee
Leon 8. Staley
Beard
Weather Outlook Showers Tonight Then Snow Saturday
Showers tonight with possible snow or rain Saturday. Temperatures today near 70 after a 32 degree morning. Tonight stays mild with lows in the 50s. Saturday tops out in the 60s as forecasters expect unsettled conditions.
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