Hungary still strives after freedom despite Soviet defeat
Endre Marton reports from Budapest that the Soviet Hungarian war ends with victory for Moscow but the Hungarian revolution survives. Kadar's government, seen as a puppet regime, fails to win broad support as Hungarians resist joining a one party state. Posts of the revolution remain. students demand Nagy's return and free elections while Russia maintains tanks in the capital.
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Matyas Rakosi
Russia
Kadar
Rakosi
Hungary
Communist Party
Erno Geroe
Imre Nagy
Nagy
Hapsburgs
Social Democrats
National Peasants
Germany
Witness Refuses 122 Questions Before House Panel
Abner Green and four others refused to answer whether they were Communists or to disclose related records to the House committee on un American activities. Green invoked the Fifth Amendment repeatedly as the panel opened a broad investigation into political subversion.
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Washington
Abner Green
House Committee On un-American Activities
Green
New York
American Committee For the Protection of the Foreign Born
Roosevelt
Cold Spring Harbor
N.Y
Francis E. Walter
Dpa
Barron
Murphy
Strange
American Committee For Protection of the Foreign Born
Justice Department
Actress hides face with dark glasses after rising fame
The passage notes an actress, seeking privacy, wearing dark glasses to avoid recognition while discussing political matters. Murphy, described as a Negro, accuses committee officials of white supremacy and cites unequal questioning of Klan and white citizens council members as part of alleged rights deprivation.
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Murphy
Ku Klux Klan
White Citizens Councils
Salk Vaccine Shows Variations In Protection Rates
Chicago researchers report possible differences in polio protection among Salk vaccine batches from four manufacturers. Blood tests after two shots showed antibody levels below expectations in most groups, with variability possibly due to prior exposure. Larger studies urged to confirm manufacturer or lot potency differences.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Chicago
American Public Health Association
Howard J. Shaughnessy
Richard A. Morrissey
Ruth E. Church
John L. Neal
Illinois State de
Pe of
Public Health
Illinois
APHA
Argentina Faces Nationwide Printers Strike
Buenos Aires reports a nationwide printers strike affecting all magazines and newspapers. The union demands a 50 percent wage raise for about 30,000 workers, bringing printing to a halt across the country for several days.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
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