World Briefs Highlight Cold War and European Unrest
The report notes a 1950s Hungarian amnesty decree by Premier Janos Kadar, a British election setback for Conservative Harold Macmillan, French power strikes disrupting daily life, and a Swedish liquor strike shrinking availability. It also mentions Budapest sheltering a revolt refugee and ongoing political tensions in Paris and Stockholm.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Communist Party
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Com
Teen-age Drinking Worries Phoenix Minister
The Rev. Stanley C. Brown cites a survey of 156 Phoenix high school students showing 104 drink occasionally, 19 drink often, 53 buy liquor at stores, 51 order and drink in taverns, 112 attend teen drinking parties, 70 observe immoral activity among drinking friends, and 54 admit driving after drinking.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Stanley C. Brown
Phoenix
Profumo Admits Friendly Ties to Missing Christine Keeler
British War Minister John Profumo told the House of Commons he had met Christine Keeler on several occasions in 1951 and maintained a friendly relationship, though he denied any impropriety. He last saw her in 1961 and said he knew nothing of her current whereabouts amid rumors of a cover up.
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London
John Profumo
House of Commons
Labor
Commons
Christine Keeler
Old Bailey
Laborites
Hen_ Brooke
Profumo
Miss Keeler
Valerie Hobson
Cliveden
Viscount Astor
Lady Astor
Stephen Ward
Small Towns Represent Minnesota Basketball Tourney
Wells and Sauk Centre are the only small towns in the 1963 Minnesota basketball tournament field. Wells community noted at 2,897 population and Sauk Centre at 3,573, with Edgerton Gilbert Buhl Mountain Lake prior small-school champions. Coach Lloyd Holm of St. Louis Park previews an unpredictable field while praising Cloquet after its strong performance against Bloomington.
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Minneapolis
Wells
Sauk Centre
Minnesota
Edgerton
Gilbert
Buhl
Mountain Lake
Duluth
St. Paul
Austin
Thief River Falls
Breckenridge
Bemidji
Brainerd
Frank Balser
Albert Hanson
Fosston
Larry Rue
Chicago Tribune
Germany
Carleton
Lloyd Holm
St. Louis Park
South St. Paul
Holm
Bloomington
Ex-French Leader Bidault Faces Narrow Escape From Gaullist Power
In Germany, Georges Bidault, exiled French leader, confronts three bleak options to avoid political oblivion. He may stay in Germany and cede leadership of the CNR, endure deportation, or flee clandestinely across Europe. Police guard his hilltop Bavarian villa as he remains a restricted figure in the anti Gaullist movement.
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Germany
Bidault
Yeng Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Secret Army
Europe
Council of National Resistance
Homburg
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Minn. State
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ABC
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