Kadar Launches Drive to Crush Hungarian Rebellion
Budapest workers join a general strike as Janos Kadar's regime imposes martial law and threatens death penalties. Police and troops tighten control across Hungary while Western contact remains severed and Budapest broadcasting reports disruption at the Csepel slaughterhouse.
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Hungary
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Radio Budapest
Csepel
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Taylor Urges Land Forces Alongside Nuclear Arms
Gen Maxwell D Taylor Army chief of staff argues for a flexible strategy beyond any single weapons system. He stresses need for adequate land forces to counter small wars that could escalate, linking deterrence to broader military balance amid postwar tensions and regional conflicts.
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New York
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Union League Club
Taylor
Dulles and Lloyd Make Real Progress in Suez Talks
U S Secretary Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Lloyd meet in Paris to bridge rift over Suez and align policy for the canal. They discuss clearing and operating the canal, future control, and six UN backed points. Lloyd calls the session highly satisfactory as NATO ties and oil shipments to Europe loom large.
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Paris
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the Treasury
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Britain
Europe
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West
Nasser
Man Dies From Hole in Glove in Electrical Accident
In Alton Indiana Frank Bennett, 54, died after a tiny hole in a rubber glove exposed him to live wire while dealing with an ice storm. He wore gloves with a hole in the right forefinger and was electrocuted when moving the downed wire.
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Alton, IN
Frank Bennett
Clinton High School Reopens Amid Calm Desegregation
Integrated Clinton High School reopened in Clinton Tennessee with eight African American students returning to classes. About 800 students enrolled and no disturbances were reported as authorities watched for safety. Meanwhile 16 whites faced U S District Court in Knoxville on contempt charges linked to previous integration-related injunction violations.
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Clinton, Tenn
Clinton High School
Tennessee
U. S. District Court
Knoxville
Robert L. Taylor
Anderson County
Draft Radiation Exposure Limits Recommendations Drafted
Recommendations for first population exposure limits and new reduced limits for some half a million workers in atomic plants were drafted by the National Committee on Radiation Protection. Dr Lauriston S Taylor announced the draft as committee chairman and National Bureau of Standards scientist.
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Washington
National Committee On Radiation Protection
Lauriston S. Taylor
National Bureau of Standards
Typhoon Polly Leaves 14 Dead in Philippines
Typhoon Polly lashes southern Luzon with 80 mph winds leaving 14 dead and 38 missing. The Bureau of Customs reports 32 stevedores missing after two barges sank off southeastern Luzon in the Pacific.
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Polly
Philippines
Manila
Luzon
Phillippines
Bureau of Customs
Pacific
Crash on Route 7 claims second Frederick County death
An October 1 highway crash east of Winchester adds a second fatality, lifting Frederick County 1956 road deaths to 14. Joseph F. Heath 49 of Springfield Virginia died in Arlington Memorial Hospital from injuries. Norman H. Greenblatt 40 of Wilmington Delaware died at Memorial Hospital. Heath was AFL CIO Baltimore regional director. The car struck a bridge on J S Rt 7 about 1.3 miles east of Winchester. Heath had multiple serious injuries. An AP dispatch cites a union spokesman confirming a punctured lung and other injuries.
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Frederick County
C. D. Taylor
Joseph F. Death
Springfield
Fairfax County
Arlington County Hospital
Mr. Heath
Baltimore
Afl-Cio
Norman H. Greenblatt
Wilmington
Del
Memorial Hospital
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Taylor
Heath
Associated Press
Richmond &As
Public Hearing Tomorrow Night On Two Ordinances
The December Common Council meeting will hear two ordinances at city hall 7 30 p m One creates the Building Inspector office and adopts a Building Code for enforcement The other regulates handling installation and piping of liquid petroleum gas and appliances in the city
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Common Council
Byrd backs postponement of Britain debt payments
Senator Byrd heads the Senate Finance Committee and supports delaying Britain's near 82 million dollar interest payment due December 31 on the postwar loan and lend lease settlements. He opposes canceling or waiving principal, urging Britain to honor contracts despite aid given to Europe. He favors limited military aid and rejects a new large economic aid program.
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Suez Canal
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Humphrey
Europe
New York
Mukden’s Dreary Rise as Manchuria Industrial Hub
Canadian reporter David Lancashire spends six weeks in Mukden and nearby Anshan to portray life in a Soviet-influenced Manchurian industrial region. He chronicles constant power outages, a lifeblood factory culture, crowded housing for 7 000 families, and pervasive political messaging shaping daily life.
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David Lancashire
Red China
U. S
State Department
Lancashire
Manchuria
Manchuria Industrial Drive Concentrates in Liaoning
The program to industrialize Manchuria aims to make it a world production hub with 1,834 factories and mines located mainly in Liaoning Province, concentrating activity in its key centers.
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Manchuria
Liaoning Province
Whitehead Declines Governor Bid Boosts Almond
Del. Robert Whitehead of Nelson County says he will not run for governor to preserve party harmony and will seek re election to the House of Delegates. His withdrawal strengthens Attorney General J Lindsay Almond Jr and the Almond Stephens Gilmer slate as the Democratic primary looms.
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Associated Press
Del
Robert Whitehead
Nelson County
Whitehead
Lovingston
House of Delegates
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
State Democratic Party
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Almond
Almond-Stephens-Gilmer
Kernstown Home Damaged by Fire
A fire around noon damaged a Kernstown frame cottage owned by Mr and Mrs Delmer Donald. Neighbor Miss Lily Anderson alerted the alarm as the blaze confined to the living room where a furnace burned, destroying two chairs a studio couch and a TV set. Firefighters from Stephens City and Shawnee fought the flames, with no immediate word on insurance or estimated losses.
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Kernstown
Delmer Donald
Donald
Lily Anderson
Stephens City Fire Company
Shawnee
Six Student Nurses Die in Route 22 Crash
Six student nurses aged nineteen and twenty from St Marys Hospital Brooklyn were killed when their car skidded on Route 22 near Patterson New York and crashed into a milk tank truck. The sixth nurse died en route to hospital. The victims were bound for Harlem Valley State Mental Hospital at Wingdale to begin a psychiatric nursing training course.
Winchester Club to Hear Hall on Labor and Resources Law
Robert E. Hall general counsel for the National Coal Association will speak at the Winchester Exchange Club luncheon tomorrow at 12 30 p m at the George Washington Hotel. He studied at George Washington University Law School and has held roles with the SEC DuPont Remington Arm Company and the National War Labor Board. He serves on the American Arbitration Association labor panel and belongs to federal courts bar associations.
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Robert E. Hall
National Coal Association
Winchester Exchange Club
George Washington Hotel
George Washington University
Hall
U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission
DuPont Remington Arm Company
National War Labor Board
American Arbitration Association
U. S. District Court For
District of Columbia
U. S. Court of Appeals
American Bar Association
Plane vanishes in British Columbia windstorm with 62 aboard
A Trans-Canada Air Lines four engine plane carrying 59 passengers and 8 crew vanished in a violent windstorm over south central British Columbia. Royal Canadian Air Force planned a dawn search with four planes and a ground party from Chilliwack. The flight left Vancouver at 6 p m PST bound for eastern Canada with stops at Calgary Regina Winnipeg and Toronto.
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Trans-Canada Air Lines
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al Carlson
Royal Canadian Air Force
North Star
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Moose Jaw
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Saskatchewan
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Here
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Five Day Outlook for Virginia Weather
The forecast calls for a mild week with Tuesday warmer and partly cloudy conditions. Temperatures will average 2 to 4 degrees below normal with a chance of scattered light rain Tuesday night and rain Friday. Expect a total precipitation of less than 0.25 to 0.75 inches.
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