Budapest Labor Sit-Downs Defy Troops Demand Release Leaders
Thousands of Budapest factory workers staged new sit-down strikes as Soviet and Hungarian troops occupied plants. They refused production until jailed labor leaders were freed, while the regime and Soviet forces quash revolt and threaten wage cuts.
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Budapest
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Szoltan Tildy
Smallholders’ Party
Tildy
Imre Nagy
Matyas Rakosi
Mhungery
Hungary
Csepel Iron and Steel Works
Sandor Racz
Two Lawyers Fined In Lobby Case
Washington two lawyers for Superior Oil Co were fined 2500 each after pleading guilty to failing to register as lobbyists in a bid to influence a 195? natural gas bill They received suspended one year prison terms and their employer was fined 10000 with the government dropping a felony count The judge noted there was no useful purpose in jail and the case relates to a disputed campaign contribution to Senator Francis Case and a White House veto followed by Eisenhower's stance on the bill.
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Washington
Congressional
Elmer Patman
Austin
Tex
John M. Neff
Lexington
Neb
Superior Oil Co
California
U. S
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Patman
Neff
Mgarraghy
Sen
Francis Case
R-Sd
Case
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
Secretary Dulles Heads Home After NATO Work
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles left Paris by air for Washington Friday night after meeting with the NATO Council and planned to report to President Eisenhower on NATO’s progress.
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Paris
John Foster Dulles
Washington
NATO Councile
NATO
Eiseneo
Sparks Could Fly When Nixon and Nehru Meet
Vice President Nixon greets Indian Prime Minister Nehru at the national airport for four days of talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles. Previous clashes over neutralism colored U S Indian relations, but a cordial meeting is anticipated.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Nixon
India
Ister Nehru
National
Nehru
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
United States
Anaconda Plans Big Chile Investment Through 1959
Roy H. Glover, chairman of The Anaconda Company, says the firm will invest over 250 million dollars in Chilean mining by 1959 as part of a 10 year program. He notes Chuquicamata output at 600 million pounds annually, new molybdenum byproducts, and El Salvador deposits starting in 1959 with 100 thousand short tons yearly. if early results are strong, another 80 million dollars in further investments are planned.
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Santiago
Chile
U.P
Roy H. Glover
Anaconda Company
Anaconda
Chuquicamata
Potrerillos
el Salvador
Atacama
Glover
United Press
Eden Defends British Egypt Action Amid Growing Support
Prime Minister Eden said he is fit to resume duties after Jamaica trip and asserted there is growing understanding in Canada and the United States that Britain was right to intervene in Egypt. He spoke to reporters after returning from the Caribbean.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Eden
United States
Egypt
Jamaica
Middle East
U. S
Hailsham
Britain
Wheeler
U. N
Strike of Grocery Clerks Set Monday
Bob McClelland of FMCS said the Silver Bow Employers Assn and the Butte Clerks Union met Friday on a new contract but no agreement was reached. The clerks had voted Thursday night to strike on Monday.
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Bob McClelland
Great Falls
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Silver Bow Employers Assn
Butte Clerks Union
Montana Weather Outlook and Temperature Trends
Montana east will see colder northeast with light snow at times, highs 10-20 northeast and 30-40 southwest, warming late Saturday into Sunday. Northeast Saturday night lows 5-15, southwest 30s, Sunday highs 25-35 west and 20-30 east. Montana west remains mostly cloudy with scattered snow showers, highs 30-45, low nights 20-30. The table notes 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums and 24 hour precip ending Friday 5:30 pm.
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Montana
Montana Highway Commission Awards 1956 Bids Totaling 1 053 670
Seven bids totaling 1 053 670 were awarded by the Montana Highway Commission, raising 1956 construction to 24 925 036 for 98 projects. Low bidders include Baltrusch Construction Co for Fergus county, and Nor gaard Hilling and Northwest Engineering Co for multiple county projects. Rejected was a 1.8 mile Fergus project. another bid was deferred.
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Helena
Montana Highway Commission
Fergus County
Zook Bros
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Grass Range
Malta
Keily Construction Co
Butte
Skalkaho Road
Ravalli County
Baltrusch Construction Co
Havre
U S Industrial Output Rises to Record Pace
The Federal ReserveBoard reports November industrial production at a new high driven by auto output. The index reaches 147 percent of 1947-49 average, up from October, with output 3 percent above a year ago. Prices of many commodities advance as wholesale farm prices climb 7 percent year over year.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Floods Hit West Virginia Towns as Rivers Rise
Heavy rain flooded streets and basements across central West Virginia. Spencer faced its worst flood in 40 years with water invading 50 homes and warehouses on Front Street. Firemen and National Guards evacuated families while schools closed in several counties.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Spencer
Here
Spring Creek
Front
British and U S Clash Over Clearing Canal
In Port Said Egypt a dispute rose over who should clear the Suez Canal with Lt Gen Raymond A Wheeler opposing British French salvage crews to keep UN neutrality. Viscount Hailsham criticized Wheeler's suggestion as aiding Cairo and warned withdrawal would delay reopening.
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Port Said
Egypt
Britain
Admiralty
Suez Canal
Viscount Hailshin
Royal Navy Establishment
Raymond A. Wheeler
U. S. Army
United Nations
U. N
Lord Hailsham
Wheeler
Hailsham
Nasser
Cairo
St Nick Gift Legend Ties to Dowries for 3 Daughters
The legend traces Santa to St Nicholas a 4th century bishop of Myra Lycia. He secretly provided dowries for three poor daughters so they could marry. The piece notes using a Want Ad to buy Christmas gifts and to dial 5451 for ad aid.
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Santa Claus
St. Nicholas
Myra
Lycia
Unrest in Argentina prompts bomb scares and political shift
Widespread anti government attacks hit Buenos Aires area as a streetcar bomb and trains explode or are damaged. A new political group led by Gen. Leon Bengoa is reported, with the same man tied to a right wing nationalist faction amid ongoing labor unrest and security crackdowns.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Leon Justo Bengoa
Adelaida Sarmiento de Fauson
Pedro Aramburu
Saporiti
San Juan
Ricardo Azocar
Party of National Concord
Azocar
Bengoa
Aramburu
Noted Geologist Everett DeGolyer dies by suicide in Dallas
The renowned geologist and oil industry leader Everett L DeGolyer aged 70 shot himself in his Dallas office. A secretary found the body after hearing a noise, with a .38 revolver nearby. Ill health for six years and no clear reason given. DeGolyer helped found Amerada Petroleum and Geophysical Service, linking to Mexico Eagle and Shell deals in a storied career.
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Dallas
Everett Lee DeGolyer
Justice of the Peace
Byrd
Dorothy E. Pitts
Greensburg
Kan
DeGolyer
Saturday Review of Literature
Mexico
Petero No. 4
Mexican Eagle Oil Co
New York
Mexican Eagle
London
Eagle
Shell Oil Co
Amerada Petroleum Corp
Amerada
Geophysical Research Corp
Geophysical Service, Ine
Hotel Basement Fire Ht Kansas City Hospitalizes 10
A four story downtown Kansas City hotel fire Friday night sent at least ten people to hospitals after smoke filled the basement. Fire crews conducted a precautionary search as hotel staff said 45 guests were registered. Smoke victims were removed from the third and fourth floors. cause undetermined.
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Kansas City
NATO ministers back new military directive and A weapon pledge
Atlantic Pact foreign ministers endorsed a four day NATO session directive emphasizing tactical atomic power and the U S pledge to supply allied modern weapons capable of firing atomic warheads without warheads themselves U S Defense Secretary Wilson urged allies to develop their own super armaments while calling for UN mediated Middle East settlement and Suez canal revival.
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Stanley Johnson
Paris
Middle East
NATO
U. S
Charles
E. Wilson
United States
United Nations
Suez Canal
Council
Russia
Europe
Atlantic
Lisbon
John Foster Dulles
United
Group Protests New One-Way Traffic Proposal
About 25 residents spoke against one-way traffic on Utah Arizona and Wyoming streets at a City Council committee meeting in Butte. They argued no traffic problem existed though some favored routing changes to run south on Arizona and Utah and north on Wyoming. Council planned a report after further discussion and a Dec 19 meeting.
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Yeas
Joe A. Kissock
Arizona
Utah
Wyoming
Butte
Front
Platinum
Park
William B. Renouard
al Herzog
Mr. Herzog
Death in Locked Room Is Probed
An inquest into the death of Margarith Klapp, 39, stabbed in a locked bathroom, was recessed for full investigation. Her airline exec husband J Mileham Klapp, 41, testified to their estrangement and a pistol struggle before her body was found by two ministers. Deputy coroner C W Richards called the wounds perplexing and noted five major and five minor stab wounds.
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Chicago
Margarith Klapp
Santa Claus takedown on Clinton police parking space
Edward Pollock 55 set up a hut on Clinton public square dressed as Santa to hear children's wishes. Police demanded $2.50 for the metered parking space and Pollock paid with a check, lamenting the department’s lack of Christmas spirit.
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Clinton, Til
U.P
Santa Claus
Clinton Police Department
Edward Pollock
Pollock
Discontinuation of Collier's and Woman's Home Companion
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co directors voted to end Collier's and Woman's Home Companion after six hours of meetings. The magazines, long entrenched in American homes, combined to circulate about 842 million copies and employed over 3,600 staff across editorial, advertising, business offices, and the printing plant.
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New York
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Collier's
Woman's Home Companion
America
Theodore White
United States
Stores Open Tonight For Late Shoppers In Butte
Eight shopping days remain before Christmas and Butte stores extend hours to 9 p.m. tonight. Extra hours attract brisk Christ mas buying and out of town shoppers. Stores stay open to 9 p.m. Monday and Saturday December 22, with Christmas Eve closing at 6 p.m.
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Butte
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