Hungary marks first anniversary of anti-Russian revolt
In Budapest on the first anniversary of the anti-Russian revolution workers plodded to work under police and militia guard. Police scanned roads around Kerepes Cemetery where many victims are buried as guards deter pilgrimages to graves. Western embassies reported normal activity and officials described quiet conditions at the Csepel steel works.
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Vienna
Hungary
Budapest
Kerepes
Csepel Steel Works
Fall Snowstorm Loses Punch Over Mountain States
A fall snowstorm weakened as it moved into Colorado and Wyoming after sweeping Montana and setting a Spokane Washington October record. Temperatures dropped to 10 degrees above zero at Havre and Cut Bank Montana as drifting snow paralyzed areas, with up to 20 inches expected in mountains and four inches in Helena and Great Falls.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Spokane Wash
Havre
Cut Bank
Mont
Weather Bureau
Helena
Great Falls
Spokane
U.S. 10
Solar Radiation May Recharging Sputnik Batteries
Smithsonian officials discuss the idea that solar radiation could recharge Sputniks radio batteries after 18 days of signals. Ledwith estimates the craft may need about 300 dry cell batteries and notes a possible larger diameter than Russia claimed. Moonwatch observers report sightings placing the satellite behind the third stage by about 56 minutes, weather permitting.
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Don Guy Cambridge
Sputnik
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Andrew B. Ledwith
Smithsonian
Falls Church
Silver Springs
Turkey
FBI
Stonewall School
U N Debate on Syrian Turkish Crisis Delayed for Saud Mediation
United Nations debate on the Syrian Turkish crisis paused for King Saud mediation efforts. Turkey sent Patim Rustu Zorlu and aides to Saudi Arabia while Damascus indicated no Syrian representatives. The Assembly approved a Syrian amendment 37 to 10 with 4 abstentions as talks were urged.
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Saud
United Nations. N. Y
U.N. Assembly
Damascus
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Turkey
Patim Rustu Zorlu
Ankara
Syria
U. N
Russia
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Afghanistan
Paraguay
Egypt
Lodge
Dulles halts bulk of aid to Tito over East Germany ties
The United States will suspend the major aid program to Yugoslavia including jet fighters. Spare parts deliveries may continue while talks with Belgrade on a new economic plan for the fiscal year are canceled. State Department says move is necessary but not irrevocable as allies discuss Tito's stance toward Moscow and the West. Tito had recognized East Germany and met with Khrushchev, prompting concern about neutrality.
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Dulles
U S
Yugo Slavia
Tito
East Germany
Europe
Britain
U.S
United States
Eisenhower
Belgrade
State Department
Yugoslavia
Sary
Russia
France
Khrushchev
U.S. Mideast Policy Shaped by Indecision and Risk
Washington notes long standing U S policy in the Middle East has been indecisive The piece argues U S goals to foster Israel Arab peace and check Soviet influence have not been achieved and warn that failure could invite Russian gains in oil routes and the Suez Canal with broader regional danger.
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Washington
Middle East
United States
Russia
Israel
Western
Europe
Suez Canal
Curb Market Closes For Winter Season
Frederick County Curb Market will not operate this year said market master Clarence Fletcher. The market sold poultry eggs and produce during summer at Boscawen and Kent Streets parking lot and will re open in early summer 1958.
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Clarence Fletcher
Frederick County
Boscawen
Kent Sts
Shirley Orndorff Named Key Club Sweetheart at James Wood
The 17 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs M Orndorff of Berryville Pike was chosen by the James Wood High School Kiwanis Key Club for the 1957 58 school year. Miss Orndorff, a junior, will reign over Key Club activities and represent the school at conventions. She is active in the Pep Club F H A F B L A Bowling Club and is a cheerleader.
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Shirley Orndorff
M. Orndorff
Berryville Pike
Kiwanis Key Club
James Wood High School
Orndorff
F.H.A. F.B.L.A
Macmillan Arrives in U S For Talks With President
Senate Rackets Committee chair McClellan says clear evidence shows collusion between Morton Frozen Foods Co and the Bakery Workers Union. James G. Cross testifies he had no role in organizing Webster City Iowa plant workers and denies involvement with Nathan Shefferman of Labor Relations Associates. The panel heard Shefferman aides helped secure a contract viewed as less favorable to workers than a Packinghouse Union outcome.
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Washington
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Morton Frozen Foods Co
Bakery Workers Union
James G. Cross
Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union
Morton Company
Webster City
Iowa
Cross
Nathan Shefferman
Chicago
Shefferman
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
United Packinghouse Workers Union
Macmillan Seeks New US British Scientific Partnership
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Washington to urge President Eisenhower to restore and expand American British scientific cooperation. Secretary Dulles welcomed him as three days of talks opened at the White House to strengthen ties and help allied nations wage peace amid Soviet missile and satellite developments. The discussions aim to boost understanding and collaboration across multiple fields between the two nations and their friends.
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Washington
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Macmillan
London
Dulles
White House
Bermuda
Russia
Eddy to Lead 1958 March of Dimes Campaign in Winchester
Richard K. Eddy will head the 1958 March of Dimes campaign in Winchester and Frederick County. The announcement was made by Henry A. Lowry, chairman of the Winchester Frederick County Chapter. Eddy, a Winchester native and Washington and Lee graduate, is an Atlantic Life Insurance agent and past coin canister head for the campaign. He also led Mile of Dimes and Poppy Seals for the VFW and holds memberships in several local groups.
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Richard K. Eddy
Winchester
Frederick County
Henry A. Lowry
National Foundation For
Mr. Eddy
Washington and Lee
Atlantic Life Insurance Company
VFW
Ushers Guild
First Presbyterian Church
the Elks, Moose
American Legion
Friendsip Fire Company
Isaak Walton League
Winchester Association of Life
Chest Drive Reaches Sixty Percent Of Goal In Winchester Frederick
The Winchester Frederick Community Chest drive moves to 60.5 percent of its $48 611 goal, totaling $29 448 0 toward eight agencies. Thermometers in Courthouse Square Rouss Fire Hall and Piccadilly Loudoun intersections show progress, while vandals damaged the Courthouse square gauge and are repaired by the committee led by Tevious C Bailey. Campaign chair Charles B Toan urges prompt donations to fund local services in 858.
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Winchester-Frederick
Winchester
Frederick County
Flu Absences Rise in Clarke and Frederick County Schools
Frederick and Clarke Counties report rising absences as influenza claims more students. James Wood in Frederick shows 382 out today after 329 on Monday. Clarke County totals increase with 220 absent Monday and 233 today. Health official urges vaccination against Asian flu and notes polio shots do not affect flu.
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A. L. Lindal
Winchester - Frederick County
Handley
Quarles
John Kerr
Virginia Avenue
Douglas
Frederick
Clarke
James Wood
George W. Burton
Clarke County
Two Political Rallies Set For Woodstock
Shenandoah County voters will hear candidates at two events in Woodstock next week. Sen. Byrd and Harry F. Byrd Jr. will speak at the high school auditorium at 8 p.m. Democratic attorney general candidate Harrison Jr. also on the slate. A GOP mass barbecue at the county fairgrounds will feature Ted Dalton and running mates Henderson and Dillon starting about 6 p.m.
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Horace E. Henderson
J. Livingston Dillon
Judge Extends Ban on Hoffa Power
Federal Judge F Dickin son Letts will convert a restraining order into a preliminary injunction barring James R Hoffa from taking the Teamsters presidency. He has not ruled on placing the union under court named masters and freezing union funds as sought by 13 New York members who challenge the Miami Beach convention that chose Hoffa.
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Washington
Teamsters
Pederal Dist
F. Dickinson Letts
James R. Hoffa
New York
Hoffa
Miami Beach
Fla
Dave Beck
Letts
Psychologist Talk Fails. Youth Steals From Purse
In South Shields England a 16 year old petty thief was sent to a psychologist after a court ordered program. He returned to court accused of stealing one pound two eighty from the psychiatrist's purse during a consultation. The Juvenile Court placed him on two years probation.
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South Shields
England
BUICNERING TODAY PRESH SAUSAGE AND PORK MARKET
Local market listing highlights PRESH COUNTRY SAUSAGE Pudding Pon Hoss Backbone and Spareribs at Willow Lawn Farm Market on Valley Avenue with 24 hour service noted.
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Willow Lawn Farm Market Valley Avenue
Strong Buying Mood Lifts Stock Market in Active Trading
A brisk buying surge sent stocks higher with many issues gaining 2 and 3 dollars. The Dow Jones rose to 430.51 at 11:00 a.m., up 10.72 from yesterday, as traders cited a technical rebound and Eisenhower's talks to bolster confidence.
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Eisenhower
U.S
Eisenhower to Address Americans on Space Age and World
President Eisenhower pledged faith in the free world as space age progress looms. He plans several radio talks and speeches nationwide to present his views on science, defense, economy, and global responsibilities amid Soviet advances. Aides said as many as six talks may unfold into next year with the first likely on science programs.
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New York
Eisenhower
National Fund For Medical Education
Russia
Washington
Democratic Campaign Committee
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Eddy Will Head Dimes
Woodstock
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