Hungarians End Strike and Start Slow-Down in Budapest
Soviet and Hungarian Communist forces broke the general strike in Budapest but workers quickly shifted to a defiant slow-down. About 30 to 50 percent of the city’s industrial labor reported for duty as talks faltered. many returned only to secure their wages. In Csepel Daube island plants little production occurred as workers stood idle, while two men repaired bicycles, signaling limited activity amid the ongoing unrest.
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Refugees To Be Flown To America This Week
Vienna reports chartered airliners will begin ferrying Hungarian refugees to the United States within the week. First groups may arrive to mark Free Hungary Day, with a flight possibly leaving for Milwaukee. US visas offered for 5000 of the 40,000 refugees in Austria, as 11 nations offer haven, 6000 already move to Western Europe. Inter-Governmental Committee for European Migration plans 70 planes to McGuire Field New Jersey for reception at Camp Kilmer. A New York relief network will coordinate aid in New Brunswick area as refugees face swift resettlement, while flows taper amid Russian border vigilance.
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Hypnotist Proposes Humane Turkey Thanksgiving
In Reno Nevada a hypnotist telegraphs President Eisenhower proposing a humane approach to Thanksgiving by placing a turkey in trance before the execution. The method involves softly speaking to the bird and guiding it to focus on a string on the ground to relax and prevent fear.
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Plane crash in mountains kills twenty nine in Colombia
Twenty nine people die when a Colombian airliner crashes in the mountains west of Callao en route to the Pacific coast. The aircraft bursts into flames after the impact. In Halifax, the Longshoremen’s Union says members will unload ships diverted there because of the U S longshore strike.
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Dear Friend Answers Overdue Bill Question
Wickenburg Arizona reports a dealer Bernard Hill seeks action on a long overdue bill by writing a letter to a customer asking what neighbors would think if the car were repossessed. The customer replies that neighbors would view it as a lousy trick and that the matter has been discussed locally.
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Meir Says Israel Fights In Self Defense For Peace
Foreign Minister Golda Meir told a Philadelphia dinner that Israel would plead guilty to wanting to live in peace and would not seek territorial gains. She reiterated Israel acted in self defense and did not attack Egypt to expand land.
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Halley Dies After Kefauver Hearings Fame as Lawyer
New York attorney Halley, 43, who gained national prominence as counsel for the Kefauver Crime Committee from 1942 to 1951, died today at Mt. Sinai Hospital after pancreatic inflammation. He helped expose organized crime and later served as president of the New York City Council.
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Weekend survey reports 20 violent accidental deaths
An Associated Press survey, covering Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, records 20 deaths from violent and accidental incidents over the weekend. Firearm incidents caused several fatalities, including a 19 year old in Delhi South West Nam and a Knox County shooting during pheasant hunting. The report also notes a Red China Premier Chow Enlai speech asserting U.S. obstruction of Vietnam unification in Hanoi.
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Poland and Soviet Union sign joint indestructible union vows
A Warsaw reception follows Khrushchev denunciations in Hungary and Egypt as Gomulka Cyrankiewicz and Bulganin sign a four day agreement. The communique pledges friendship on equality, with Soviet troops kept in Poland and grain credits, long term loans, and repatriation steps.
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Management ILWU Try To End Strike At Conference Table
Negotiators for the ILWU and the New York Shipping Association resume talks to resolve a four day longshoremen strike that idled over 180 ships from Maine to Texas. About 60,000 dock workers walked off the job on the East and Gulf coasts as the twice extended contract expired. West Coast workers planned a 24 hour stoppage. The ILWU denied excluding the West Coast action, though the East Gulf coast walkout influenced talks.
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Day Back From Egypt and UN Talks Delayed Canal Reopening
Dag Hammarskjold returned to New York to report on Egyptian talks about guarding the ceasefire in the East and to plan UN help for reopening the Suez Canal, a six month salvage effort. Egypt agreed in principle to clear waters, with UN supervision once troops withdraw.
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Temperatures Near Normal With Wet Midweek Outlook
Temperatures will average near normal with highs around 45 to 50 and lows near 30 to 32. A mild Tuesday and Wednesday gives way to colder Thursday and Friday, with a likely warmer Saturday. Rain possible Tuesday night and Wednesday totaling about four tenths to half an inch. No other precipitation indicated for the week.
Cuba Moves UN to Halt Soviet Deportations of Hungarians
Cuba asked the United Nations General Assembly to urge a stop to Soviet deportations of Hungarians. The revised draft drops genocide charges and cites the genocide convention's core principles, aiming to win broad support among Assembly members. Hungary and the Soviet Union deny deportations while the United States has not ratified the convention.
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Nehru Attacks Soviet Policy in Parliament
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Nehru delivering a two day foreign affairs debate attacking Soviet action in Hungary. He says Hungary’s government is imposed and not free and notes Soviet prestige being damaged in Eastern Europe and among Soviet citizens. He calls for withdrawal of French British and Israeli troops from Egypt and Soviet troops from Hungary.
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Adlai Vacation Stop In Savannah After Campaign
Adlai Stevenson visits Savannah Georgia after a long presidential campaign. He relaxes with friends at a South Carolina plantation, hopes to shoot quail, and wears a campaign button with a bright smile for supporters.
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Youngest Conductor Debuts With Carnegie Hall Orchestra
A self-possessed year-old Joey Alfidi conducted the Symphony of the Air at Carnegie Hall for a benefit for Sisters of Charity. Batons slipped, but the crowd enjoyed the debut as Toscanini previously led the group. The boy, in white, received gifts from Steven Ridzik and Buster Crabbe, then left the stage beaming at the scene.
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Lost Ad Notice Encourages Quick Classified Ad
The Messenger urges readers to place a Lost Ad immediately when something goes missing. Call 31242 to have an ad written for jewelry money pet rain coat or other items. A Lost Ad helps trace the finder quickly for 6 cents.
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Mistake Costs Three Lives At Lincoln Air Base
Lincoln Neb. A young pilot's error caused a flaming crash at Lincoln Air Force Base in a jet fighter collision with two parked B 47 bombers. Three men died and seven were injured as Lt. Robert L. Young, 23, attempted a touch and go landing, striking a taxi ramp and setting the refueling SAC aircraft ablaze.
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Rokossovsky Named Deputy Defense Minister of USSR
London Moscow radio reports that former Polish defense minister Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky has been appointed deputy defense minister of the Soviet Union. He arrived back in Russia on Thursday.
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