Cardinal Freed From Jail Returns as Russians Retreat
In Budapest on a day of jubilation many residents poured into the streets as the Russian forces retreated. The Roman Catholic prelate, once condemned to life imprisonment as a traitor, appeared renewed and blessed the crowd, signaling a symbolic turning point eight days into the uprising. Women knelt, church bells tolled, and crowds wept as the cardinal, though gaunt, declared renewed strength.
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Hungarian Uprising Clashes as Soviet Forces Withdraw
Fighting rages in Budapest as Soviet armored units guard Danube bridges and Hungarian troops reposition to relay patrols. Rebels strike at AVH targets while government announces end of one party control and Mindszenty is reportedly released amid ongoing turmoil.
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Seafarers Union Endorses Pier Candidate on West Coast
Washington dispatch says Dwight Pier won endorsement from Seafarers Union and related labor groups. Marty Lunde and Seafarers Union officials supported Pier while efforts to organize labor backing continued along the coast.
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Hollywood Star Astor Cosay William Dies in Unclear Report
A fragmented Hollywood brief reports the death of Astor Cosay William amid unclear details. The note mentions last film credits and PBS involvement, but specifics remain muddled in the damaged text.
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Adlai Blasts Ike Policy On Mid East Crisis
Adlai Stevenson condemned the Eisenhower administration for Middle East policy at a Manhattan rally. He accused Ike of appeasement, urged stronger steps to deter provocation, and warned that the U.S. must clearly state its aims. Stevenson cited missed opportunities and questioned President Eisenhower’s health and informality in crisis management.
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Fragmentary OCR output mentions a person and a possible price or prize but lacks clear context, names, or event details to form a coherent summary.
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Two East Iowans Killed in Crash Near West Union
Two East Iowans died in a head-on collision five miles west of West Union on highway 18. Omas Cline, 22, of Union, and Dale Wilson, 87, of Wadena, were killed. Dale Buenzow, 22, of West Union, survived with noncritical injuries. Authorities investigated the crash, which occurred as Cline headed east and Wilson west.
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Nixon accuses Adlai of inflaming folk over crisis remarks
Nixon, speaking in Detroit, said Adlai Stevenson aims to inflame passions at home and abroad with improper remarks on the Arab Israeli crisis. He labeled Stevenson a politician first, a statesman second, and claimed his Suez comments damage American credibility amid Iron Curtain tensions.
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Tax relief shifts burden in Iowa tax study report
Iowa Tax Study Committee says credits and exemptions move money within the tax system, not reduce it. The report notes large untaxed real and intangible property, and that certain credits flow to landowners and veterans, leaving other taxpayers to bear more sales and income taxes.
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U S Stands By Pledge on Middle East Crisis
President Eisenhower to address the nation on the Middle East as White House officials say the U S remains pledged to aid victims of aggression. Officials discuss possible economic pressure on Israel while U S and U N actions unfold over the Suez crisis.
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RussiaProtests British French Israeli Attack on Egypt
Russia condemned the aggressive action by Britain France and Israel against Egypt and urged immediate U N action. Britain and France vetoed Security Council measures twice delaying a response and deepening the rift with the United States over the Suez fighting. Egypt said it would defend itself until the council acts.
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Eisenhower to Speak in Philadelphia on Middle East Policy
President Eisenhower chose to keep a Philadelphia engagement for a major campaign address. He will deliver a nationwide TV and radio address at 8:30 p.m. CST focused on the Middle East crisis and America's role in the world, following ongoing debate whether he would travel to Philadelphia.
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New Iowa River Bridge Opens Between Cedar Rapids and Iowa City
The Iowa River bridge on highway 218 will open Thursday morning with barricades removed by federal officials though minor work remains. The bridge, part of the Coval reservoir project, will ease a twisting corridor between Cedar Rapids and Iowa City while the highway 218 relocation and a new grade on highway 153 near North Liberty to Oakdale also advance.
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Allied Britain and France Bombard Cairo in Suez Crisis
British and French air and naval strikes hit Cairo and targets along the canal as Eden vows action in the Suez crisis. Reports say no deaths, some damage, while weather and sandstorms slow troop landings and paratrooper drops. Keightley leads expeditionary force with Barjot as deputy. no ground invasion details given.
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