Penalties Stepped Up In Hungary
Budapest reports indicate Soviet backed measures to end crippling strikes and passive resistance. Production in Budapest and southern mines slowed as thousands of workers refused to work. The government jailed labor leaders and warned of penalties for unauthorized meetings while Western reporters were detained briefly. Rebels reportedly dwindling with some fighters fleeing as refugees.
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Budapest
Kadar
Hungary
Janos
Nories
Csepel Iron’ and Steel Works
Sandor Racz
Budapest. Central
Workers’ Council
Sandor’ Bari
Csepel
Associated ‘Press
Eric Waha
Reuters
Richard Kilian
Ex‘press
Hunengrian
Pecs
No Trace Found Of Missing Writer
Guilford police search for nationally known writer George Sessions Perry, 46, who disappeared from his home Thursday. Officers focused on a rugged area extending north from the Perry property to the valley of the Mamanomassett River.
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Guilford
Conn
Georger Sessions Perry
Perry
Two Magazines Quit Business
Crowell-Collier Publishing plans to discontinue Collier’s and The Companion after a combined 84 million in yearly circulation. Rising costs and declining ad revenue prompted the move though readership remained high. arrangements transfer subscriptions to other publishers while the firm shifts focus to book publishing.
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New York
Collier's
Woman's Hatel Companion
Crowell-Collier, Publishing
Paul
Smith, ‘Company
Siese
No Vm
The
Deck ‘Ston eSither Crowell-Collier,frain
Colliers
Cca Gardner
Cowles
Cowles Magazine
Inc
Crowell-Collier
Companion
Collier*s
P. F. Collier .and Sons
Harvard Classics
Springfield
Ohio
Youth dies after Warsaw auto crash near Coshocton
Special To The Signal Gene Francis Poorman aged 19 of Warsaw Route 1 died early today at Coshocton Memorial Hospital from injuries sustained in an automobile accident a week ago in Warsaw. The car driven by James Shrimplin of Warsaw crashed into a parked milk truck. Poorman is survived by his five brothers and several relatives. Services will be at 9 AM Tuesday at St Rose Catholic Church Spring Mountain with burial in the church cemetery. The body is at Fischer Funeral Home Warsaw and the Rosary will be recited at 8 PM Monday.
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Coshocton
Gene Francis Poorman
Warsaw
Coshocton Memorial Hospital
Hewasia
Nan
James Shrimpkin
Shrimplin
Siste Mary Lawrence
Martha Collins
Margaret Gallian
Af Brinkhaven
Kay Poorman
Donald
Allan
Bryan Tex
Kenneth
Larry
Roger
Mary
Poorman
Newcomerstown
St. Rose
Spring Mountain
Fischer- Funeral Home
Four Killed When Car Plows Into Toledo Tavern
Four men died and two companions and two waitresses were hurt when an auto sped through the brick front of a Spencer Street tavern in Toledo Ohio early today. Police said the car broke through the front as it failed to make a turn on a bend and the tavern had already closed. The dead were William Wittes 93 Forest Lee 26 Richard J Nailor 25 and Richard Dean Jacobs 21.
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Toledo
Ohio
Spencer Street
William Wittes
Forest Lee
Richard J. Nailor
Richard Y Dean Jacobs
Santa Visits Dallas Dog Pound With Holiday Cheer
Bill Griffin, representing Quaker Oats Kent-L-Treats, visited the city animal shelter Friday as Santa Claus. He delivered boxes of dog food and Christmas stockings for each of about 270 dogs awaiting homes or oblivion. Officials called it the gayest and noisiest party in the pound’s history.
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Dallas
Bill Griffin
City Animal Shelter
Grivvin
Kent-L-Treats
Quaker
Oats Co
Pound
Dulles reports on NATO parley amid Egypt clash fallout
Secretary of State Dulles returns from Paris to brief President Eisenhower on progress toward healing Atlantic alliance rift after Britain and France attacked Egypt. He says talks with Lloyd and Pineau reduced differences, while Nehru talks in the U S plan to cover Red China Hungary and Suez.
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Dulles
Paris
Fisenhower
Atlantic Alliance
Egypt
Selwyn’Lloyd
Christian
Pineau
Eisenhower
Nehru
Red China
Hungary
Suez Canal
Ignation North Atlantic Treaty Council
Ance
Britain
France
United States
Ling
Schoen
NATO Council
Forjling. Brewing Co
Suez
Edward H.schoenling
Middle Eastern Problems
Ohio's Flood Danger Bases in West Virginia Report
Charleston dispatch notes Ohio flood danger easing as central West Virginia floods recede. Three counties closed schools, one man believed drowned after falling from a bridge into a rain swollen stream. Spencer suffers worst flood in 40 years with evacuations and gas outages. Crests on the Kanawha Guyan and Ohio rivers expected below flood stage late today.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ohio
West Virginia
Gordon Ashcraft
Wallace
Teal-Company
Clarksburg
Spencer
Spencers
Kanawha
Guyan
Postal Official Apologizes Over Faulty Stamps Shown to Bride
Acting Postmaster General Maurice H. Stans sent a personal apology and a silver stamp box with stamps to Sherryn Ann Schornberg, a bride-to-be in Louisville, after faulty stamps caused about 190 wedding announcements to show postage due. The defect stemmed from new presses at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and has since been corrected.
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Washington
Maurice H
ja_young
Harry Schornberg
Louisville
Sherryn
Ann
Wendell Reynolds
Schornberg
Post Office Department
Schornbergs
Stans
Miss Schornberg
Post Office
Iam
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Star
Department
Egyptian Guerrillas Fire On Norwegian Patrol Troops
Fragmented report notes guerrillas attacking British and French forces near Port Said with implied UN mediation. The piece mentions Egyptian actions, allied troop withdrawals, and disruptions in the Sinai as regional tensions rise.
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Egypt
Said
NATO Eyes Middle East as Dulles Seeks U.N. Action
Reports describe NATO planning closer monitoring of Middle East developments while U S officials press the United Nations to ease regional tensions. The piece also covers Bryce C Browning proposing a vast Ohio water and soil conservation plan amid rising land costs and drought concerns.
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Ohio
Bryce’ C
Sur- Browning
New Philadelphia
United Nations
Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Middle “East
U. N
Suez Canal
Atlantic
United States
Britain
France
Middle East
Big ‘Three Harmony
Washington
Suez Canal Zone
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Dulles
Lloyd
Pineau
Met Star Fired Replaces Soprano in Lucia at Met
The Met Opera replaced a soprano after a high note crack during Lucia di Lammermoor. Baritone Sordello’s Raster and Roy Baxter Jr suffered personal war losses as Ashton steps in for Lord Enrico. Weather spreads fog and hazardous driving from plains to Atlantic coast with mixed precipitation.
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Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Lucia
Dij Lammenmoor
Manchester
N. Hw
Thel Forge
Roy Baxter
Tion
Sori
Hunter is Shot In Left Hand Near Chandlersville
Richard Bednarzeuk of Chandlersville was shot in the left hand and side near his home on Lisipidea Route. He was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital in serious condition. the sheriff’s department reported he was injured during the mishap and could not provide details.
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Richard
Bednarzeuk
Chandlersville
Lisipidea
Samaritan
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's ‘Department
Missile test shatters speed and range records
Army reportedly fired a Jupiter C test missile reaching about 50 miles in altitude and 3,300 miles in range, flying nearly 15,000 mph. Air Force plans to match or exceed the feat with a Douglas Thor test at Cape Canaveral. The launch occurred Sept. 20 from Patrick AFB, tracking over the Caribbean and South Atlantic to near Ascension Island.
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Washington
Air Force
Misilés and Rockets Magazine
Erik Bergaust
Army
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Bergaust
Patrick Air Force Base
Florida
Carribbean
South Atlantic
South America
Ascension Island
Famed Oil Expert Everett DeGolyer Commits Suicide
Dallas oil pioneer Dr. Everett Lee DeGolyer 70 shot himself in his office Friday ending a career that transformed the industry. A .38 revolver lay beside him and Justice of the Peace Glenn Byrd ruled death by action. His son said illness plagued him for seven years including two with aplastic anemia. He helped develop seismic refraction methods to locate oil.
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Dallas
Everett Lee DeGolyer
Dorothy E. Pitts
Justice of the
Glenn Byrd
Ver
E. L. Degolver Jr
Burglars Loot Grocery and Cafe in Cannesville
James Wilson reports burglars broke into the Wilson grocery and Morgan cafe in Cannesville last night. They took cigarettes a pen and pencil set two men's pocketbooks and three cases of beer valued near 40 dollars after breaking windows to enter each location.
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Wilson Grocery
Morgan
Cannesville
James Wilson
ONeill Accepts Honorary Chair of Ohio Crusade for Freedom
Gov elect C William O'Neill Friday accepted honorary chairmanship of the Ohio Crusade for Freedom annual campaign in support of Radio Free Europe. He will join other civic leaders in backing the effort.
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Cleveland
C. William O’neill
Ohio Crusade For Freedom
Radio Free Europe
Firemen Rescue 14 From Hotel Fire
Firemen rescued 14 persons from upper floors of a four story hotel as a basement fire sent smoke through the building. Nine were overcome by smoke. all 14 were carried down ladders to safety despite flames threatening to spread via an air shaft.
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Kansas City
Disabled Airliner Lands Safely Off Ireland
A four engined Trans Canada airliner with nine aboard diverted toward London after engine trouble off the Irish coast. The Montreal to London flight sent a distress call when one engine failed and a second lost power about an hour from Shannon Airport.
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London
Aimport
Ireand
Montreal
Lomson
Ireland
Shannon
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