Rebellious Hungarians Stage 48 Hour General Strike
Rebels in Hungary began a general strike against Premier Janos Kadar's Soviet backed government. The two day action halted most industry and commerce as rumores spoke of Russian troops surrounding Budapest.
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Rebellious Workers of
Hungary
Budapest
Janos Kadar
Harmashatarhegy
Kadar
Budapest General Workers Council
Ujpest
Austria
Vecses
National Theater
Hungary Walkout as U N Delegation Protests Interference
Hungary's foreign minister Imre Horvath led a walkout at the United Nations amid protests of U N interference in domestic affairs. The delegation, remaining in New York under Endre Sik, planned to return to Budapest solo. The Assembly debates a 20 nation resolution condemning Soviet intervention in Hungary.
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Francis W. Carpenter
United Nations
N. Y
Imre Horvath
U. N. Assembly
U. N
Hungary
Horvath
Budapest
New York
Endre Sik
South Africa
Soviet Union
Lodge
Bulgaria
Albania
Russia
United States
Lithuanian unrest grows as party leader warns of bourgeois influence
Moscow reports Antanas Snieckis. First secretary of the Lithuanian Communist Party, says Lithuanian nationalists are being encouraged by Hungary events to raise their heads. He accuses bourgeois nationalist elements and allies of opposing the party and blames schools and universities for spreading bourgeois philosophy.
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Moscow
Lithuania
Hungary
Antanas Snecskis
Communist Party
Baltic Republic
Soviet Union
Latvia
Estonia
Snedhkis
Lithuanian Communist Party
English bride bears second set of triplets in Chicago
Mrs Frances Blankenship 37 and her husband William 35 welcomed three sons weighing 19 pounds 6 ounces in seven minutes Monday night. This marks their second set of triplets after the first born May 1 1952.
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Chicago
Frances Blankenship
William
Illinois Central Railroad
Farmers Reject New Corn Setup
Farmers voted against a new corn acreage control plan proposed with Secretary Benson’s support, signaling potential farm policy battles. In other crops, rice peanuts upland and extra long staple cotton backs continued federal marketing quotas for next year, with corn failing to reach the required 66.7 percent threshold.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Montana Weather: Snow In East With Warmer West Forecast
Montana forecast shows east region cloudy with occasional snow on Wednesday and flurries at night into Thursday with modest temperature changes. West region expect cloudy skies and light snow through Wednesday, partly cloudy Thursday, highs mainly 20s to low 30s, nights near or below freezing. Tables list daily highs and lows for Billings through West Yellowstone with precipitation around 5:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Montana
Montana High
Billings
Belgrade
Butte
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow Plese
Great Falls
Fhaveo
Helena
Saisoe Ae
Kalispell
Lewistown Ae
Livingston —Erecreoen
Miles City
Missoula
West Yellowstone
Whitehall
Treasure State
Weather Bureau
Bozeman
Rioting Poles March on Soviet Office in Stettin
Poles in Stettin rallied Monday night in a demonstration near the Soviet consulate, smashing windows and clashing with police and workers militiamen. Reports say the mob was led by students and young workers in sympathy with Hungary, with several police and demonstrators injured and many arrested. The city’s Communist party backed the dispersal.
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Poland
Stettin
Hungary
Communist Party
Oder River
East Germany
German Pomerania
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Gomulka
Zycie Warszawy
Polish United Workers (Communist) Party
Bread and Freedom
Poznan
Coming Oil Lease Sale Important
Helena faces a crucial oil and gas lease sale next Wednesday. State Land Commissioner Lou Bretzke says a $27 per pupil goal for Montana schools rests on an average bid of $7.50 per acre, with 145 tracts over 55 818 acres to be offered.
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Helena
Montana
Lou Bretzke
Bretzke
State Land Board
Sheridan
Roosevelt
Eisenhower and St Laurent Tie In Augusta Golf Match
In Augusta, President Eisenhower and Canadian Prime Minister Louis St Laurent tied after a nine hole round. Eisenhower started strong by outdriving St Laurent by about 60 yards. St Laurent, 74, was en route to Ottawa after a 10 day Florida vacation.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Canada
Louis St. Laurent
United States
Augusta National Golf Course
St. Laurent
Ottawa
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
On Again Off Again Cold Wave May Yet Hit State
A Montana weather summary notes a lingering cold wave threat as subzero temps and snow bands shift. Light snow falls around Bozeman Helena Butte and nearby towns with heavier amounts in higher mountains. Snow depths vary up to five inches in Great Falls with chains urged on several highways.
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Butte
Helena
Livingston
Whitehall
Fairbanks
Alaska
Yukon
Edmonton
Calgary
Canada
Billings
Lewistown
Bozeman
Missoula
Drummond
Montana
Continental Divide
Weather Bureau
Great Falls
Cut Bank
Montana Highway Dept
U. S. 91
Boulder Hill
Rogers Pass
U. S
Lost Trail Pass
Browning
West Glacier
Lookout Pass
MacDonald Pass
State Highway Death Toll Increase to 252
Anthony Zabrocki, 32, a Wibaux area farmer, was killed when a farm truck and an oilfield equipment hauler collided on Montana Highway 7 seven miles south of Wibaux. Elmer Baker, 30, of Poplar, the farm truck driver, was critically injured. Baker’s condition improved Tuesday. The toll, Montana’s highest this year, rose past 250 with two earlier deaths on Monday, averaging one death about every 32 hours.
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Wibaux
Anthony Zabrocki
Wibaux Area
Montana
Zabrocki
Booby Traps on Roads Warn Civil Autoists
Boston report warns this December could be the worst month in auto history with over 4200 deaths on U S roads. Institute for Safer Living director Arthur Johnson cites poor visibility storms bad weather and holiday parties as factors. He notes roadside decorations and drowsiness from cold medicines may raise crash risk.
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Boston
Institute For Safer Living
American Mutual Liability Insurance Co
Institute
Arthur
Johnson
Train Mine Blast Kills Eight in Algeria
Eight people are dead and at least seven injured after a train hit a mine about 15 miles north of Colomb-Bechar in western Algeria on Tuesday night.
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Algiers
Colomb-Bechar
Algeria
Britain and France Seek Meeting With Egypt on Suez
Paris reports Britain and France moving to hold talks with Egypt to settle the Suez Canal dispute. Dag Hammarskjold may attend in Geneva. U.N. Secretary General Hammarskjold and Secretary of State Dulles are cited as backing a Western approach. Britain and France hint at accepting less than full international canal control at NATO talks.
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Paris
Britain
France
Egypt
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Geneva
Dulles
NATO
Boy Who Had Full Salk Treatment Succumbs to Polio
SEATTLE The State Health Dept reports the polio death of 15 year old James Thomson who had received the full three doses of Salk vaccine. Health officers say it is the first such case in the nation and that the boy was probably one of the rare nonresponders to immunization.
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Seattle
State Health Dept
James Thomson
Government Lays Out Emergency Oil Lift to Europe
The government issued its master plan for an emergency oil lift to Europe and invited 15 American companies to pool resources, reroute tankers, and swap markets under an antitrust exemption. Officials say the plan could lift about 850000 barrels daily from U S Gulf ports and some from Venezuela, while Defense Interior and State Depts back the action despite antitrust concerns.
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Washington
Europe
Arthur S. Flemming
Brownell
Sen. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Flemming
Defense
Herbert Hoover Jr
United States
U. S
Western Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Irish Terrorists Strike at British Installations
IRA units attacked targets across Armagh and Tyrone on a Tuesday night. A grenade barrage at a British military barracks in Armagh was repelled by sentries. Bombs damaged a BBC transmitter in County Derry, with further incidents reported at Castlederg Strabane and Omagh.
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Armagh
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
British Broadcasting Corp
County
Derry
Castlederg
Strabane
Omagh
Tyrone
Irish Republic
IRA
Ireland
Northern
Republic
Gough
Birth of Christ Put In Every Month
The piece notes scholars assign different months to Christ’s birth, listing May 20 April 19 20 and Jan 6 as examples. It ends urging readers to place a Want Ad with the correct number 5451 to fill needs.
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Christ
Dulles urges NATO unity to speed UN peace plan
U S Secretary of State Dulles tells NATO allies loyalty to the United Nations concept will speed the fall of Soviet communism. He calls for moral appeal to East captive peoples and a strong defense shield, opening a NATO meeting to map 1957 targets and closer cooperation.
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U.N
Paris
U. S
Dulles
United Nations
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Kremlin
East
U. N
West
Britain
France
Egypt
Suez Canal
Suez
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Cairo
Middle East
Pineau
Strauss Unveils Eight Point Plan to Speed Atomic Power
AEC Chairman Lewis Strauss outlined eight steps to accelerate nuclear power development. He urged expanded public and private plant construction and stressed testing diverse reactor technologies to reach economical kilowatts. Eisenhower letter praised scientific leadership and progress in peaceful nuclear use.
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Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Strauss
American Nuclear Society
Eisenhower
Senate House Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Santa statue crowns Silver Bow County Courthouse entrance
A 25 foot wooden Santa now graces the Silver Bow County courthouse entrance, lit by 180 bulbs and flanked by two Christmas trees. County Commissioners consider a playful Colossus of Rhodes motif by adding a revolving door behind the statue to let people pass through the arches formed by its underpinnings.
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Rhodes
Silver Bow County
Board of County Commissioners
Yuletide
Meaderville
St. Nick
Halls of Justice
Massive Refugee Airlift From Hungary to United States
Two hundred Hungarian refugees began the operation Safe Haven airlift aimed at moving 10 000 fugitives to the United States by Christmas. The first group flew on U S Air Force transports to Maguire Base New Jersey. 3 000 have already crossed the Atlantic. Refugees face language gaps and fear across the ocean.
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Munich
Germany
United States
Hungary
Atlantic
U. S. Air Force
Maguire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Washington
State Dept
Red Cross
Rents Car With Built in Kitten Shock at Miami Beach Rental
A New York tourist rented a car in Miami Beach and repeatedly returned it after noises. A kitten was found sealed in a cubicle between back seat and fender guard, later removed after cutting a hole in the trunk. The car had been shipped two days earlier.
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Miami Beach
Fla
New York
Arnold Mauser
Mauser
Fred Hancock
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E. L. M. Burns
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Moshe Dayan
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Israel
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