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First Pooled News Dispatch Sent Over
Federal Wires in Civil Defense Test
FROM THE WOMEN'S ANGLE Democratic eongresswomen who will speak at Demo
cratic National Convention in Chicago, get together at their national headquarters in
Washington. D. C. Thev will be featured on a special women's program Aug. 14. Left
to right: Reps. Edna Kellv iX. Y.), Leonor Sullivan (Mo.). Edith Green (Ore.), Coyan
Knutson (Minn.), Gracie Pfost (Ida.) and Martha Griffiths (Mich.).
Editor's notf. The follow in? if the
first pooled news dispatch of the
three news serices. tnited Press, j
Associated Press, and International
New .erire. ever to be sent oer'
federal irovernmenl w ires. 1 he dispatch :
was sent as a test of emTrencv news '
dissemination in connection with the!
nationwide cisil defense exercise.:
(Deration Alert 1156." It was sent bv .
the northeast regional headquarters i
of the Federal ( i il Defense Adniims-!
tration. simultaneously to natton?l j
headquarters of that agency at Battle i
Creek. Mich., and to six other re-
gional headquarters throughout the :
country, with a request that it be
passed on immediately to the nearest
bureaus of the news sersices. i
The regional headquarters uf F( t!
are located at Harsard. Mass.; nines.!
Md.: Thomasville. Rattle (reeli:
Denton, lex.; Demer, and Santa Rosa.
Calif.
patch of the news services. messenger from the Boston bu-
The message follows: reaus of the news services to the
"I am honored and privileged Massachusetts Civil Defense
to be able to send a message to j Agency and from that agency
you in the first pooled news dis- over the Federal Civil Defense
patch of the three news services. ! Administration's special corn
Associated Press. International i munications network to npwc
News Service, and United Press, service bureaus throuehout the
tion's civil defense communica
tions network might carry essen
tial dispatches from the news
services for the information of
the American people.
WRONG GUY IN COOLER
Newark. N.J. U.R Jacob
Seidman just cohldn't get hot
under the collar when a thief
robbed his butcher shop of S35.
Seidman told police Thursday
he was locked in his own storage
refrigerator, where the tempera
ture was 36 degrees.
Us Mail Tribun Want Ada
Dead line Sunday Classified la at
nnon Saturday. 10 a.m Monday lor
Monday; other daa 5:30 previous uav.
ever to be sent over federal gov
eminent wires.
'I understand that this is part tion-wide
oi me national civil defense ex- measures
crcise. Operation Alert 1956.'
The news item which you are
now reading was transmitted by
shortwave radio, telephone, and
Harvard. Mass. U.R In a
special message to President Ei-1
senhower. Gov. Christian A. Her-1
ter today pledged "to the nation !
in any emercencv" all the re- i
sources of every person in the
New Hungary Premier Expected
To Be Unable To Hide Sympathy
gary.
Nagy.
premier of Hungary
Nnt: trenr Naev. Hun
tr first postwar p.-fmier dpp'.d
in 1 1 7 bv a ( ommiini-t roup f xf - I
T':rx::'sX". 1943 to 1947-was on a pri-
wai on a viit to Switzerland Thurs-das-
when Kaknsl hinisell lell. In the
folltiwint: exclusive interview with
I nited I'ress. N.tss- Elves his views
on the latest llunrian upher.al.
vate visit to Switzerland when
the Communists took over his
homeland.
He now lives in Herndon, Va..
By ANDREAS GREGORIADES j and is on a visit to Europe.
United Press Correspondent
Rhcinfrl'lr-n, Switzerland
UP- - Exilfrl HunaHrian Pre
mier Frpnr N'.icv snid tririay that
Hungary - tifw Coinnuini-t b"?
i: a Stnlim-t and will soon fol
low his nn.'-tfri piedrrrssnr into
riisri'prlit.
Nagy. fir.-t postwar premier
of the Hungarian republic, was
deposed in the I f 4 7 Communist
roup riiKinrcred by Mnlyas Ra
kosi. Tin Hungarian Communist
itrniiiiiiuin'' suffered a similar
lain tin-- i.Trk. I
Nagy said that new part
thiff Ernur Gcrne "will not be ;
able to hide his sympathy fur the 1
old reactionary ! pe of Cnmni'i
nism and will fll vry soon.''
Resignation 'No Surprise'
Geror was namrd secretary
general of the Hungarian
Communis party Wednesday in
the biggest party shakeup since
the 1!M7 coup. He took over
romped tee
Returns for Downfall
Nagy said he believes the
main causes of Rakosi's down
fall were the following.
"As a faithful and reactionary
follower of Stalin, he could not
adjust himself to the new policy
i of the Soviet Union, namely the
denunciation of Stalin.
"He was the most unpopular
dicatator in central eastern Eu
rope and not only hated by the
whole Hungarian nation, but also
by the second-rate leaders of the
Communists. Under the present
circumstances, the Soviet Union
cannot tolerate such a hated and
Adai Expecled To
Gel Colorado Votes
unpopular satellite leader.
"There is a growing uneasi
ness in Hungary at present and
a.i intellectual revolution. It was
started by the writers and poets
and through the youth it is go
ing through the whole nation.
"Finally. Rakosi was abandon
ed and attacked by his comrades,
who were afraid that if they did
not adjust themselves to the
new trend of Soviet policy, they
would also be ousted.'"
Lana Turner Expecting
Child Next Winter
Hollywood V.P.! Screen star
Lana Turner has disclosed that
she and actor Lex Barker ex
pect their first child next win
ter. The actress made the disclos
ure Thursday, saying she hoped
to ma.ke another picture before
the child arrives.
Miss Turner has a daughter.
Cheryl, by a former marriage to
Stephen Crane. Barker has two
children by a former marriage.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
including himself.
Factors Studied in
Chicago Polio Cases
Chicago (U.Ri Medical au
thorities today studied a num
ber of puzzling factors appear
ing the nation's worst polio out-
j break here.
j The aspect included the early
; arrival of the disease, the youth
j fulness of the age group hit hard
j est and the economic class suf-
lenng the high disease rate.
Meanwhile, the city Board of
Health reported 14 new cases in
the latest 24-hour period, push
ing the year's total to 226. Six
of the new victims appeared on I
the city's West Side where near
ly half of the year's cases have
been reported. Five persons have
died thus far.
An official of the National
country
'On the occasion of this na-
rehearsal of civilian
for the defense of
American lives and liberty, I
know that every person in the
Commonwealth of Massachu
setts stands with me in pledging
all of our resources to the na
tion in any emergency.
"Sincerely yours, signed
Christian A. Herter."
Protected Network
Civil defense officials at the
northeast regional headquarters
of FCDA, located in Harvard. ;
Mass.. explained that they sent 1
the dispatch over a special, pro
tected communications network
called Nacom, as a test of emer
gency news dissemination in
connection with Operation Alert.
The federal officials said that
in the event of enemy attack,
the wires of the news services .
might be temporarily disrupted. ;
in some locations at least, by
nuclear weapon blasts. In such i
an emergency, they said, the na-1
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N:v s;,id in an
,-iew with United
expecting his
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no. nfM! fitly dny
"But it is a grcil sali.--faction
for me to hear about his resigna
tion here in Switzerland, the
same country in which I was
spending a vacation when he
carried off the coup d ctat
against me with (he help of the
Red army, and made it impos
sible tor me to return to Hun-
Bouldcr. Colo. (U.Ri Adlai
E. Stevenson is expected to get
the majority of Colorado's 2fl
1(-' nat :onal convent ion votes at the
n i state t iemocrrit ic convention.
ie 1 opening toda '
S!C eiiMin v. -rh'Tiulcd to,
Eivr the keynote address today j
to becin 'he two-day convention. :
H-.s two principal opponents for
t'nF party's presidential nomina- i
tion. Xew York Gov. Averell
Harriiiian and Tennessee Sen.
Estes Kefauver, also were sched
uled to speak to Colorado Demo
crats. Kefauver speaks to an open
meeting at Macky Auditorium
on the campus tonight and
Harriman w ill address the 1.362
Democratic slate delegates Saturday.
GOP Program Cover
Less Controversial
San Francisco 'U.R' The
new official cover for the Re
publican national convention
program was released Thursday
and unlike the controversial
design approved earlier, this one
is not apt to offend anyone.
A medallion in the center of
the cover has relief heads of
President Eisenhower and Prcsi
sirlent Abraham Lincoln. Ikes
profile is in the foreground.
The rest of the program shows
six views of San Francisco the
Bay Bridge, a cable car. Coit
Tower. Mission Dolores. China-
I town and Fishermen's Wharf.
. In the upper left corner are
the words "18.")H-!)36" 100
Years" and below that "Peace.
Progress. Prosperity." Across
the bottom is "Centennial. Re
publican National Convention.
San Francisco. August. 1956."
The governor s message was ! Foundation for Infantile Paraly
transmitted in an unprecedented sis appealed to the Red Cross
manner, over federal wires and for nurses to help handle the
as the subject of a pooled dis-' increasing number of patients.
TO RESUME RELATIONS
Vienna U.R' Greece and
Hungary will resume diplomatic
relations in the near future. Ra
dio Budapest said Thursday. The
broadcast said the two countries
will exchange ministers before
opening further talks on mutual
economic and financial questions.
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