Hungary in Hungary VIENNA VIENNA Soviet forces clashes and protests
Reports from Budapest describe intensified AVH activity and deportations despite Kadar promises. Hungarian workers continue a general strike with clashes near the Czech border and rebel actions against Soviet forces. A revolutionary committee calls for a provisional government and a free elections framework while seeking international support for Hungary’s borders and uranium output.
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Vienna
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Revolutionary Committee
Hungary
International Organization
Soviet Union
AVH
Kadar
Never
Eurier
Junior class play delights capacity Washington high audience
A capacity audience at Washington High School Friday evening enjoyed a three act play by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett. The Cajun Crochet family of Grass Margin Louisiana provided the plot with Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett’s script. Harold Kerr played Commodore Crochet and Roberta Wiley portrayed Mrs Crochet as the cast delivered in character performances under directors James Hervey and Robert Ferrell.
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Washington High School
Frances Goodrich
Albert Hacket
Crochet
Grass Margin
James Hervey
Robert Ferrell
Hervey
Ferrell
Harold Kerr
Commodore Crochet
Roberta Wiley
Mrs. Crochet
Mississippi
Louisiana
Atlantic Seaboard Weather Slips Into First Wintry Bite
A strong cold front sweeps the Atlantic Seaboard bringing plunging temperatures. In New York suburbs warm air lingers for now as crews prepare for snow and ice. Zanesville Ohio logs a 39 degree drop while snow flurries spread across the north.
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Atlantic
Central Plains
New England
New York
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Zanesville
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Pacific
Gulf Coast States
Dakotas
Michigan
Canada
Revolt Reported Against Ho Chi Minh Regime
Reports from Hanoi via the French News Agency say popular revolts erupted near Vinh, 15 miles north of the city, with numerous casualties including communist soldiers. Chou En-lai's Hanoi visit looming. Diem and Washington note potential tensions and a counter revolutionary incident near Vinh.
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Saigon
Indochina
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Chou En-lai
Nhan Dan
People
Asia
Vinh
Communist Party
Chou
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Washington
U.S
North
Europe
Red Viet Nam
State Department
Winh
Cedar Rapids Girl Crushed by Freight Elevator Tragedy
Miss Ester Teresa Zeman 21 a Penick and Gold Co employee died Friday after being crushed by a freight elevator at the Cedar Rapids plant between floors one and two. Safety director Warren Rindernecht said the elevator had safety devices and the door was down. Zeman a messenger from Canton Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ester Teresa Zeman
Penick & Gold Co
Warren Rindernecht
Zeman
Canton
Minn
Spencer bank cashier admits embezzling ninety nine thousand
David T. Olson, 50, Spencer bank cashier, pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Henry N. Graven to embezzling more than 99 900 over several years. He posted 10 000 bond and left via a back door. The loss was covered by insurance and deposits remained intact. Olson admitted a scheme with an insurance salesman to steer prospects for payments, operating an unauthorized lending activity from the Daly County National Bank. Sentencing date not set. Federal probation officers will study the case before next court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Iowa
David T. Olson
Spencer Bank
Olson
Henry N. Graven
Fort Dodge
Daly County National Bank
FBI
Peerless Casualty Co
DM. Chaney
Clay County
Spencer Baseball Assn
Red Cross
Graven
Soviet Proposes 1000 Mile Buffer Zone With Open Sky Plan
Moscow proposes a 1000 mile buffer zone between East and West under Eisenhower's open sky inspection. Notes to Eisenhower and leaders of China, Britain, France, India outline a summit to discuss disarmament and a reduction to specified troop totals. Russia backs aerial inspection within 800 kilometers of the big four deployment line.
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Moscow
Russia
Eisenhower
China
Chou En-lai
Anthony Eden
Guy Mollet
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
East
Yugoslavia
Indonesia
Burma
United States
Britain
France
England
America
Spain
Romania
Bulgaria
Bessie Reeves Shaver Dies in Des Moines
Des Moines resident Mrs. Bessie Reeves Shaver has died. She lived in Washington early in life and moved to Des Moines at age 16. Survived by two sisters Mrs. Helen McCullough of New Sharon and Mrs. Martha Scribner of Stevens Point Wisconsin, husband C. E. Shaver of Des Moines, parents Thomas J. and Martha Risk Reeves, and three sisters who preceded her in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Reeves Shaver
Des Moines
Washington
Helen McCullough
New Sharon
Martha Scribner
Stevens Point
Wis
C. E. Shaver
Thomas J
Martha Risk Reeves
Plan Foote Services At Richland Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Foote 74 of Richland who died Friday will be held at the Christian Church in Richland at 2 p.m. Monday. Burial will follow in Highland Cemetery.
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Richland
Cora Foote
Christian Church In
Highland Cemetery
Mrs. Nona Taylor Dies in Rock Island
Mrs Nona Belle Taylor 61 of 1630 Second Avenue Rock Island Ill died at 403 p m Friday in St Anthony's Hospital Rock Island She moved back to Rock Island in 1934 funeral services will be at Sherman's Funeral Home Dr W J Stevens in charge burial in Elm Grove Cemetery She was born Oct 23 1895 near Washington daughter of John and Martha Spargo Haifley She married George E Taylor who died in July 1947 Survivors include two sons Clifford and Lysle two daughters Lucille Vermillion and Mrs Alford of Atlanta one brother Harry Haifley of Washington and one sister deceased One brother and one sister are deceased
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Nona Belle Taylor
Second Avenue
Rock Island
Ill
St. Anthony's Hospital
John
Martha (Spargo) Haifley
Washington
George E. Taylor
Clifford
Lysle Taylor
Lucille Vermillion
Alford
Atlanta
Harry Haifley
Burial Services Held For Mrs. Iva Snider In Richland
Burial services were held at the Methodist Cemetery in Richland Friday for Mrs. Iva Snider 85 of Burlington. Funeral services were held in Burlington earlier Friday. A former Richland area school teacher she is survived by two daughters Mrs Vareria Lyon of Fairfield and Mrs Mary Lynn of Burlington and four sons Leo of Fairfield Clemens of Burlington Cecil of Walnut IL and Quentin of Galesburg IL.
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Richland
Iva Snider
Burlington
Snider
Vareria Lyon
Fair‘field
Mary Lynn
Bur
Lington
Leo
Fairfield
Clemens
Cecil
Walnut
Quentin
Galesburg
Tickets Available For Chamber Dinner
Ticket sales for the annual Chamber of Commerce meeting begin Monday with John Lee as chairman. The event is Monday evening November 26 in the YMCA community room. First sales report comes November 21, with final reservations due November 23. Dinner costs $1.50 at 6:30 p.m. Kenneth Peters, president, will preside over the business meeting and five new directors will be elected.
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Chamber of Commerce
John Lee
Ymca Community Room
Kenneth Peters
Mrs Hillhouse Dies In Missouri Today
Mrs Clyde Hillhouse died this morning at Lebanon Missouri The body will be moved to Sherman s Funeral Home today with final rites to be announced later
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Clyde Hillhouse
Lebanon
Sherman
Suez Conflict Threatens UN Peace Effort in Middle East
London reports a fresh dispute between Britain and Egypt over the Suez Canal endangering UN emergency forces. Dag Hammarskjold in Cairo negotiates amid Egyptian objections to British naval action and calls for a broader UN deployment along the canal and border.
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London
Britain
Egypt
Suez Canal
Middle East
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Nations
Canal
Royal Navy
South End
Abdel Kader Hatem
Egyptian Information Department
U.N
Suez
Patrick Maitland
Nasser
Hammarskjold
France
New York Times
Washington
United States
Capodichino
Naples
U. S. Ready to Aid Israel Arabs Work Out Old Problems
Washington reports the United States will aid Israel and the Arabs with funds and diplomacy to resolve long standing issues. Officials say progress hinges on UN led efforts covering refugees irrigation borders security and trade as Eisenhower urges intensified understanding. Hoover Jr. at the UN urges a fresh start and reiterates US readiness to share burdens in a Middle East peace project.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Middle East
United Nations
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover Jr
U.N. General Assembly
Hoover
John Foster Dulles
General Assembly
Youth Groups Invited To Pre Thanksgiving Service
The Youth Fellowship of United Presbyterian invites all Washington youth groups to a pre Thanksgiving service Sunday November 18 at 7 p.m. in the chapel. Stephen George leads with Gordon Morris providing music. Orval L. Willmann, supply pastor, delivers the message. Offerings support a designated needy country. Refreshments follow.
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United Presbyterian Church
Washington
United Presbyterian Chapel
Stephen George
Gordon Morris
Orval L. E. Willumann
Evangelical and Reformed Church
U.P. Fellowship
Lifer Freed After Serving 10 Years
James Parrish a 36 year old from Chattanooga Tennessee was released from Indiana State Prison after ten years of a life sentence for the 1946 killing of fellow railroad worker George Patterson 33 of Wilmington North Carolina. The 10 minute trial record shows only that he had counsel the day of sentencing and no earlier legal aid. Parrish said he pleaded guilty to second degree murder to avoid the electric chair and was freed on a writ of error after a fellow inmate helped file the review request. He plans to return to Chattanooga to care for his aging father.
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Auburn
Ind
James Parrish
Chattanooga
Tenn
Indiana
Parrish
George Patterson
Wilmington
N.C
Crippled Hungarian Refugee Likely to Receive U.S. Passport
Vienna reports 16 year old Imre Herdics, a wheelchair user and American citizen, may be granted a U.S. passport this weekend under a 5 000 refugee quota. His citizenship status creates a tangled case as his mother and sister seek visas or sponsorship while he is automatically entitled to entry.
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Vienna
U.S
Imre Herdics
United States
Eisenhower
Imre
Emerica Hercoes
Margit
National Catholic Welfare Council
ALCOA Leader Praises Iowa Site Choice
ALCOA vice president Leon Hickman said the 75 million dollar plant near Davenport, built in 1949, grew due to Iowa’s geography, tax outlook, and people. He praised local treatment and urged communities to welcome industry, stressing high standards and good stewardship.
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DES Moines (Lp
Aluminum Company of America
Iowa
Leon Hickman
ALCOA
Davenport
Hickman
Towa Taxpayers Assn
Towa
Democrats Punish Powell for Backing Eisenhower in Election
House Democrats stripped Rep. Adam Clayton Powell of congressional patronage privileges after he backed President Eisenhower in the election. Rep. John Bell Williams indicated resilience against censure while Powell faced potential further sanctions. Powell's actions also led to the removal of two Powell-sponsored aides, Robert Fleming and Theodore Richardson from the Capitol staff.
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Washington
House
Adam Clayton Powell
D-Ny
Eisenhower
John Bell Williams
D-Miss
T. Coleman Andrews
Wiliams
Raymond
Miss
Democratic Party
Powell
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
James Eastland
Milton Perry
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Emanuel Celler
Williams
Stevenson
Democratic
Congress
Robert Fleming
Theodore Richardson
Capitol Police
Howard University
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