Secretary Dulles Attacks Soviet Slaughter in Hungary and Middle East
Secretary of State Dulles, returning from Walter Reed Hospital, accuses Soviet rulers of promiscuous slaughter in Hungary defying U.N. resolutions and of seeking to replace the United Nations in the Middle East. He urges long-term solutions to Israel-Arab tensions and notes U.N. forces moving into the region after the Egypt-Israel clash.
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Hungary
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Middle East
Walter Reed Hospital
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Fla
Army Hospital
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Russia
U. N
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C Of C Chief Sees No Tax Cut Soon
John Coleman, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said on Reporters Roundup there is no prospect for a tax reduction given the world situation. He warned of creeping inflation and noted no recession expected in the near term, asserting the government can deploy stabilizing factors if mood deteriorates.
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Washington
John
Coleman
U.s. Chamber of Commerce
United States
Parisians Out In Countryside Despite Gas Cut
Parisians on an autumn Sunday ignored gas cut pleas and drove to the surrounding countryside. From 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. 16,147 cars left Paris on the western auto route while 10,063 cars entered the city. Last year figures were 14,883 and 11,xxx respectively.
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Paris
Denmark
Norway
Thas
Box Car Rockets Into Houston Home Killing Family
A freight train box car crashed into a Houston bedroom at dawn killing Hilliard Davis Harris 31 and his wife Johnny Mae 21. A trainee crewman admitted the error saying he miscounted cars and backed 21 onto the spur. Injured residents were treated at a hospital.
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Tex
Eckage
Valensen
Homicide
E. L. Kennedy
Virgil Hart
A. J.ferson
Chou En-lai Begins Asian Tour Aims at Ties
Red China's Premier Chou En-lai arrived in Hanoi on the first leg of a seven nation tour to strengthen ties with non Communist Asia. He will assess anti government unrest in North Vietnam and plan visits to India Afghanistan Burma Nepal Cambodia and Pakistan.
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Chou En-lai
Red China
Viet Nam
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Pham van Dong
Ho Chi Minh
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Bandung
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India
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Nepal
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Pakistan
Nhan Dan
Lincoln air base jet crash kills pilot and damages B47s
A jet fighter piloted by Lt. Robert L. Young, 23, crashed at Lincoln Air Force Base into two parked B47 bombers during refueling. Four of seven airmen were injured and three died in the blaze. The incident destroyed an estimated six million dollars in aircraft.
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Neb
Lincoln Air Force Base
Robert L. Young
Nebraska Air National Guard
Young
National Guard
Dulles Pays Off Bet On Princeton Yale Game
Secretary of State Dulles settled a bet at National Airport after Yale beat Princeton 42 to 20. He handed Douglas MacArthur II a dollar and prepared to depart Washington for a Florida convalescence, while about fifty people watched.
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Key West
Fla
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Yale
Douglas MacArthur
State Department
National Airport
Goodby
UN May Help Egypt Clear Suez Canal
Dag Hammarskjold announced tentative UN help to clear wreckage in the Suez Canal after talks in Cairo with Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi. Fawzi denied a firm agreement but said talks were profitable. Hammarskjold left Cairo for New York with the plan, while Nasser’s government seeks to limit UN involvement to supervising the withdrawal of foreign forces.
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U. N
Mahmoud Fawzi
Hammarskjold
Fawzi
U.N
New York
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Zurich
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Panzi
Port Said
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Ain
France
Israel
Six Survivors Of Ferry Boat Sinking Found
Taipei dispatch reports six survivors from Friday's ferry disaster found on a reef in the Pescadores Islands. The vessel carried 102 people and sank after striking a reef while bound from southern Formosa to the Aedores. Initial reports claimed all aboard perished.
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Formosa
Central News Agency
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Kennan Sees Revolts Shifting Global Power Toward West
Former U S ambassador to Russia George Kennan, in a report via Josepha in the Saturday Evening Post, argues that the revolts in Poland and Hungary will end Soviet power. He cites higher Eastern European living standards, a flawed Soviet system, and looming food shortages as causes and predicts a decisive historic turning point affecting world influence.
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George Kennan
U.S
Russia
Poland
Hungary
Kennan
Josepha
Saturday Evening Post
Soviet Union
Europe
29 Die In Airliner Crash In CALI Colombia
In a remote area between Cali and the Pacific coast 29 people died when an Aerolinas Del Pacifico plane crashed. Searchers spent 20 hours finding wreckage and charred bodies. Firemen from Buenaventura will transport remains to the port for identification. Pilot listed as John Relay, owner operator's co proprietor. Rafael Barret and son Guillermo Barret identified among passengers.
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Colombia
Pacific Coast
Buenaventura
John Relay
Aerolinas del Pacifico
Rafael Barret
Chicago
Guillermo
Barret
Sinclair Valentine Ink Works
40000 Refugees Leave Hungary for Western Countries
Vienna reports nearly 40 000 Hungarian refugees in Austria moving to new homes in Western nations. About 150 depart by train to Paris and 200 to Passau as early transfers to the United States loom next week. Many recount escapes under fire, while nations including the United States Britain and Canada plan intake to ease labor shortages.
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Hungary
Austria
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Passau
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United States
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Canada
Belgium
Netherlands
Ger
Sweden
Switzerland
Kremlin fears onlooker attitudes amid wartime crises
The Soviet leadership worries about citizen loyalty as war fears rise. Protests over hoarding soap and salt surface amid potential war, while BBC broadcasts remain jammed. The army relies on tanks to avoid direct clashes with Hungarian rebels, signaling caution and fear of insurgent influence.
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Kremlin
Russia
Latvia
World Wide Fuel Rationing Pressure Grows
Britain Switzerland and Sweden move to cut private motor use as Middle East oil disruption raises prices. Governments urge conservation while plans for broader rationing unfold. Diesel coal policy and potential price hikes loom as Europe sees a bleak winter.
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Switzerland
Middle East
Britain
Sweden
Scotland
Italy
Rebels Protest Deportation of Hungarians
Vienna reports that Hungary’s government claims counterrevolutionaries and terrorists are being rounded up as strikes persist against Soviet influence. Radio Budapest says deportations are unsubstantiated while Soviet troops and fresh divisions move toward Budapest, spurring continued industrial standstill and worker resistance.
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Hungary
Gyvorgy Marosan
Janos Kadar
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Russia
Marosan
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Eedepest Radio
Radio Budapest
Mother Unconscious 169 Days Yields Newborn Son
In Newcastle England a mother unconscious for 169 days after a brain injury finally gave birth to a baby boy. The mother Mrs Elien Moore and newborn are reported doing well after a weeks long revival and cooling treatment that lowered her body temperature.
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England
Elien Moore
Suneh
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