British judge rules Tanya Chwastov should live in the United States
Justice Wynn Parry awarded custody of Tanya Chwastov to her mother Mrs Helena Dieczok, judging the girl illegitimate but likely to have a better life in the United States. Tanya, born in Philadelphia to refugee parents, had become the focus of an international custody dispute after her father Alexis Chrastov attempted to move her to the Soviet Union.
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London
Tanya Chwastov
United States
Soviet Union
Tanya
America
Alexis Chwastov
Helena Cieczok
Detroit
Little Tanya
Wynn Parry
Cieczok
Solomon
U.S.A
U.S.S.R
Philadelphia
Chrastov
President Eisenhower Returns to Washington After Vacation
President Eisenhower lands at Washington 5 17 p m from an 18 day Augusta Ga vacation with Mrs Eisenhower. He grins at drizzle and jokes I will turn around and go back then they drive to the White House. White House physician calls him greatly refreshed and condition fine. He schedules a Cabinet meeting and budget Brundage talk, plus planning talks with Nehru in Washington and Gettysburg Pa.
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Eisenhower
Capital
Augusta
White House
Percival Brundage
Brundage
Congress
India
Nehru
Gettysburg
Nehru Heads to U S for Talks with Eisenhower
Prime Minister Nehru left New Delhi for a U S trip with daughter Indira Gandhi. He will visit Britain and Canada and join President Eisenhower in Washington aboard the Columbine after London. He praised Hungarian courage in a parliament address prior to departure.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
United States
Eisenhower
Indira Gandhi
Britain
Canada
Air India International
London
Columbine
Washington
Angry Demonstrations Reported in Poland
A wave of unrest swept Poland with unconfirmed reports of a Soviet supply train attack at Kutno and a Soviet officer's house burned near Lignica. Miners and factory workers in Szombierki Poznan and Sopot Lipno protested Soviet actions in Hungary and demanded troop withdrawal or non Russian troops under Warsaw Pact.
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Warsaw
Poland
Lignica
Germany
Szombierki
Janos Kadar
Cegielski Steel Works
Poznan
Zispo
Bread and Freedom
Hungary
U.N
Kutno
Soviet Union
East Germany
Sopot
Baltic
Lipno
Uranium Output Gains Reported
AEC outlines new uranium production figures and reserves as it lifts secrecy on nuclear materials. The agency reports a doubling in concentrate production since mid 1955 and estimates total domestic reserves near 60 million tons. Canada weighs about 225 million tons. U S Great Britain and Canada commit to broader disclosures on nuclear resources.
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Frank Carey
Science
W.shington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Montana Weather Outlook Half Moon east and west
Montana forecast shows variable cloudiness across the east with light snow flurries and cooler temps. Highs reach 25 to 35, with clearer skies and warming into Saturday. northeast lows near 5 to 15, south and west 15 to 25, then Saturday highs 25 to 40. West region sees light showers or flurries Friday, then partly cloudy into Saturday with highs 30 to 40 and Saturday highs 30 to 45.
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Montana
Austria Plans For Nixon Visit
Vice President Richard Nixon prepares a rapid tour of refugee relief sites in Austria including transit camps and border areas. The trip follows meetings with Vienna officials and a briefing on Austrian aid to Hungarian refugees amid Soviet criticism.
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Uss
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
United Nations
New York
Franz Matsch
Austria
Moscow
United States
Hungary
Washington
Irish Raiders Hit Police Outposts
Irish Nationalist raiders attacked Lisnaskea Police Station in Fermanagh and the Derrylin barracks in Northern Ireland. One officer was slightly injured as the violence followed pre-dawn lightning attacks by the outlawed IRA who said the resistance had entered a decisive stage.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
U.P
Lisnaskea
Fermanagh
Derrylin
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Ireland
Budapest Workers Defy Soviet Guns in Ongoing Strike
In Budapest thousands of workers extended a strike after the arrest of Sandor Racz and Sandor Bari. Reports say Gen. Ivan Serov wields real power as Hungarian troops and police confront strikers at Bajalannis factory. New Delhi cites 25 000 Hungarians and 7 000 Russians killed in the revolt.
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Budapest
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Ivan Serov
Soviet Union
Sador Racz
11Th
Csepel Island
Bajolannis
Racz
Bari
Standard Electric Co
Budapest Radio
Imre Nagy
British Forces Withdraw From Suez Beachhead Amid Egyptian Harassment
British and French troops tighten positions around Port Said as withdrawal nears. A British major is injured by a bread‑bomb attempted ambush, while a second incident yields ten public safety items and two suspects. UN patrols and blue helmets patrol deserted streets during the final pullout phase.
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Port Said
Egypt
Charles Keightley
Cyprus
U.N
Public Safety
Civilian Affairs Division
James Williams
Williams
Suez Canal
Port Fuad
Road Deaths Hit 253 in Montana
Bozeman area rancher John J. Wittman, 59, was killed when struck by a logging truck six miles northeast of Bozeman on a county road as he went to check his rural mailbox. Sheriff officers noted the driver’s name wasn’t learned yet, Wittman’s widow and two daughters survive, making 253 highway deaths in Montana this year, a new record surpassing the 1953 high of 250.
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Bozeman
John J. Wittman
Wittman
Montana
Moving Christmas Stories Series Opens Sunday
The Montana Standard launches eight part Christmas feature Unto Us a Child Is Born by AP writer George Cornell. Illustrator Guy Rowe will accompany each tale with drawings as they recount pre Nativity warnings and the people central to the first Christmas story from Herod to Jesus.
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Montana Standard
George Cornell
Associated Press
Herod
Joseph
Mary
Jesus
John the Baptist
Guy Rowe
Royal Society of Arts
London
Rowe
Cornell
Jerusalem
Solons Favor Pressure On Kremlin
United Nations report notes Sen. Knowland and Sen. Humphrey urged U N diplomatic and economic measures against the Soviet Union if Hungary intervention continues. They spoke at a U N Correspondents Association luncheon, stressing they acted for themselves. Humphrey urged Hammarskjold travel to Moscow to push for Soviet withdrawal.
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United Nations
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Humphrey
D-Minn
U. N
Soviet Union
Hungary
U. S
Assn
Vassily Kuznetsov
United States
General Assembly
Senate
Kremlin
Budapest
Hammarskjold
Judge Criticizes School Methods in Communist Propaganda Claim
Federal Judge Alexander Holtzoff sentenced Bernard Deutch, a 27 year old University of Pennsylvania physics graduate student, to 90 days in jail for contempt after he refused to answer questions before the House Un American Activities Committee. Holtzoff linked modern teaching to scientific students being swayed by propaganda and noted many nuclear era scientists were Communists. Deutch testified he was a member of the Communist party 1947 to 1953 while at Cornell but refused to name associates.
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Washington
Alexander Holtzoff
Holtzoff
Bernard Deutch
University of Pennsylvania
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Deutch
House
Communist Party
Cornell University
Modified Scrooge Targets Gift Barrel with Harmless Grenade
In Temple City California a man placed a gift barrel grenade lacking powder to scare a recipient. Deputies say the device was harmless but intended to frighten the child receiving the toy.
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Temple City
Calif
U.P
Demands of jittery nations unlikely to be met
The United States is poised to reject allied calls for nuclear weapons for European armies while NATO expands powers for mediation. West Germany warns of possible Eastern European unrest and East German loyalists risk, as Von Brentano cites 28 Soviet divisions ready to intervene. NATO approves expanded mediation authority for its secretary general.
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Stanley Johnson
Paris
United States
Atlantic
Western Europe
Canada
Russia
NATO
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
European
U. S
Charles E. Wilson
America
NATO Council
Congress
Heinrich von Brentano
Hungary
Council
von Brentano
von Brantano
East Germany
Lord Ismay
Britain
United Nations
Defense Dept forms unified airlift system for military
Defense officials announce a new single management plan to centralize airlift across services. About 717 aircraft initially move to the joint agency, with 116 from the tactical Air Force and 67 from the Navy, while MATS remains the main unit. The goal is stronger mobilization readiness and cost efficiency.
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Washington
Air Force
Armed Forces
Defense Dept
Defense Transportation
18Th Air Force
Pentagon
Tactical Air Force
Department of Defense
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
Air Force-Navy
Navy
Ten Die in Pilgrimage to Shrine of Guadalupe
Ten persons were killed and about 400 injured in the annual pilgrimage to the Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe in Mexico City. Police reported Thursday that Wednesday's events included 400 robberies and disorderly conduct cases, with 150 arrests. Fights and traffic crashes caused the fatalities. Most injuries occurred in the basilica crush and some from firecrackers.
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Mexico City
U.P
Visit From St. Nick First Printed in 1823
The piece recounts how Clement C. Moore wrote Visit From St. Nicholas in 1822 to entertain his children and how a friend sent a copy to the Troy Sentinel in Troy New York for printing, risking its loss without publication. The paper invites readers to place Want Ads during Christmas or any time by dialing 5451.
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Clement C. Moore
St. Nicholas
Troy
N.Y
Dial
Soil Bank Gets AFBF Support At 38th Annual Convention
Miami Beach Florida delegates of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged strengthening the soil bank program. They warned against turning it into free crop insurance and disaster relief and called for legislation to favor corn while limiting wool payments. Directors elected include Arthur Henderson of Ault Colorado.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Farm Bureau Federation
Soil Bank
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Agriculture Dept
Federation
Wyoming
Utah
Missouri
California
Arthur Henderson
Ault, Colo
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