Kadar Rejects Neutrality Policy for Hungary
In a broadcast statement to a workers delegation in Budapest, Janos Kadar rejected neutrality as Hungary’s future policy and refused talks with Imre Nagy while Nagy remains in the Yugoslav Embassy. He warned neutrality would invite imperialist exploitation and war, and called for elections limited to parties upholding socialist principles. The regime also announced a purge of former top Communists and said only acts of terror would be prosecuted amid the ongoing revolt and general strike.
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Vienna
Russia
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Imir Nagy
Budapest
Kadar
Budapest Radio
Warsaw Pact
Moscow
Nagy
Chriefly
Workers
Czepel Island
Danube
Ex-Conspirator Details Blindings For $500 Fee In Riesel Attack
Former inmate Joseph Peter Carlino testified before a federal jury about how Abe Telvi, hired by the bosses uptown, planned and carried out the acid attack on labor columnist Victor Riesel. He described meetings with Domenico Bando Leo Telvi and Gondolfo Miranti and noted Telvi received $500, then more money and new clothes after the assault.
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New York
Acia
Victor Riesel
Joseph Peter Carlino
Riese
Carlino
Domenico Bando
Leo Telvi
Gondolfo
Sheikie
Abe Telvi
Leo
Riesel
Lindy
51St Street
Broadway
Telvi
Carino
Abie
Lindy's
Miranti
Bando
Chamber Elects Nine Directors In Record Vote
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce set a new participation record with seventy four percent voting. Nine directors representing each division will serve two year terms starting 1957, with two elected per division for the 1957 58 cycle.
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Chamber
Winchester-Frederick County
H. M. Seabright
Harry W. Ebert, Jr
H. A. Lowry
Cyril Mee
H. D Koontz
Robert E. Heltzel
Thomas G. Scully
Ralph A. Cain
C. A. Dorton, Jr
Landon Whitacre
Charles Pine
Neil Chickle
Marvin Gore, Jr
James Green
Wendell Barney
Claude Smalls, Jr
A. C. Long
Wilbur Feltner
A J. Bowen
Cecil Adams
James R. Wilkins
Rubber workers seek resumed talks as strike drags on
Marion M. Miller Sr. of Local 511 says the union awaits O Sullivan Rubber Corp response to a last proposal and plans a 7 30 p m meeting at Teamsters Hall to review the labor board settlement, the strike now six months old.
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Marion M. Miller, Sr
National Labor Relations Board
O'Sullivan
1956 Virginia highway toll shows 697 deaths
State toll stands 697 with 65 fewer than a year ago. The latest victims include Barbara Jean Minnick 17 of Franconia Fairfax County struck by a gravel truck near her home and her four year old sister Gloria injured. Flora May Showalter 70 of Harrisonburg died in an auto truck collision on State Rt 42 three miles north of Edmon in Rockingham County.
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Virginia
Barbara Jean Minnick
Franconia
Fairfax County
Gloria
Flora May Showalter
Harrisonburg
State Rt. 42
Edmon
Rockingham County
Ten-Engine B36 Bomber Crashes North of Denver
A 10-engine B36 bomber crash landed and burned in a field north of Denver's airfield. All 21 aboard escaped death, with crew rescued by firemen after one man was trapped briefly in the nose. The SAC aircraft, based at Ellsworth AFB, had taken off about 10 minutes earlier en route to Lowry AFB.
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Denver
U. S. Air
Lowry Air Force Base
Lowry
Stapleton
Strategic Air Command
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City
S.D
SAC
Roy Miller
Miller
Iver Leef
Aurora
First Hungarian Refugees Due In U S Next Week
The first of about 5 000 Hungarian refugees may arrive by late next week. White House press secretary James Hagerty said they will be housed temporarily at Camp Kilmer New Jersey. Officials noted Camp Kilmer can hold 500 refugees immediately and may house several thousand later.
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Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Hoover to Spell Out U.S. Policy on Mideast and Hungary
Acting Secretary of State Herbert Hoover Jr. plans to outline U.S. policy on the Middle East and Hungary before the United Nations General Assembly. The Steering Committee already approved a resolution, while debate over the agenda threatened to delay the opening of general discussions.
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Hoover
U.S
Mideast
Hungary
United Nations
N. Y
Herbert Hoover Jr
U. N. General Assembly
America
Two Little Rock Drivers Swap Cars After Minor Crash
In Little Rock two motorists in matching black 1951 and 1952 model cars prompted a minor collision. Police say Mike Wright fled in Leon Huey s car amid the excitement and later both returned to the wreck to swap vehicles.
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Little Rock. Ark
Little Rock
Mike Wright
Leon Huey
Russian Offer of Volunteers Seen as High Stakes Gamble
The United States warns against Soviet volunteers in Egypt amid Britain France and Israel tensions. President Eisenhower supports UN opposition to any Soviet or Red Chinese volunteers as a dangerous bluff with risks of widening conflict and oil lane control in the Middle East. Authorities debate Moscow aims to gain Arab influence deter UN peace efforts and distract Western powers from Hungary reforms.
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Hammarskjold
Moscow
Egypt
Russia
Eisenhower
Washington
United States
U. N
New York
Idlewild
Italy
E. L. M. Burns
U. N. Force
Cairo
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Britain
France
Israel
U.N
Kremlin
Middle East
Soviet Union
United Nations
Hungary
Berryville Council Approves Water Meter Installations
Berryville Town Council approved an ordinance to install water meters and awarded a contract to George B. Thom as for the work. The project aims to complete installations by June 30. The meeting ran four and a half hours with other business discussed.
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Berryville Council
Berryville
Berryvilleo
George B. Thomas
Arab Nations Threaten Action Over Egyptian Crisis
Lebanon hosts an Arab summit as eight states led by Iraq Jordan Syria Lebanon Saudi Arabia Yemen Egypt and Libya threaten to use force against Britain France and Israel for opposing withdrawal from Egyptian territory. The gathering urged Britain France and Israel to end aggression and restore stability in the region.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Britain
France
Israel
Iraq
Jordan
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Egypt
Libya
Middle East
Camille Chamoun
UN Police Flight Moves in Suez Crisis Standoff
UN launched a Middle East police operation in the Suez Canal zone with arrivals from Denmark Norway Colombia and Canada. Egypt pressed for immediate withdrawal of British French and Israeli forces while warning of Soviet volunteers, as Dag Hammarskjold moved to shape a UN led solution.
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U.N
Suez Canal Zone
London
Middle East
U. N
Abu Suweir
Ismailia
Egypt
Britain
France
Israel
Suez Canal
Virginia Forecast Covers Showers and Cloudy Skies
Increasing cloudiness tonight with showers likely in extreme southwest, low 45 to 55. Friday stays rather cloudy and windy with showers spreading from west to east by night. Temperatures today reach a high of 75 and a low of 44, year ago 62 and 38. Sunrise 6:57 a.m., sunset 4:58 p.m. Moonset Friday 5:07 a.m. Lunar eclipse occurs Saturday night with totality at 10:08 p.m. Pacific, later in other regions.
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Winchester
Rockies
Central States
East
Maritimes
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District One
UAW
Dag Hammarskjold
Rome
Red
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India
Peronal
Lodge
U. N. Command
General Assembly
The
Associated Press
Vic's Aquarium
Deluxeburger Grill
Piccadilly St
Lovett's Shoe & Dress Shoppe
SEARS
Mt. Williams
Winchester Star
Claude A. Carper
Indian Hollow
Mr. Carper
Boston
James E. Largent
Daisy
Sherwin-Williams
S. Loudoun St
Mathews Circle
Congregational Christian Church
Fleet & CO
Sunnyside Tavern
E. G. Shirley
Blue Ridge
Main St
Grindstone Hill
H. L. Maxwell
Thomas Bishton
Maxwell
Thomas
Council
Blue Ridge Mountain
Stephens City Fire Hall
Stephens City Fire Co
Buzzella’s Shop
Grove Furniture CO
Round Hill Community Fire Company
Russell Larrick
Secy
Lovett’s Shoe & Dress Shoppe
Swissair
Capodichino
Naples
Canal Zone
Denmark
Norway
Colombia
Canada
Dag Hamarskjold
Hammarskiold
Nasser
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