U N General Assembly urged to condemn Soviet acts in Hungary
The United States and 14 nations ask the United Nations to condemn Soviet troops in Hungary for bloodshed and demand immediate withdrawal under U N observation. The measure cites Russian violations of Hungary s independence and urges Kremlin restraint. Chile and Peru joined sponsors as diplomats mobilize for a strong vote. Soviet delegates oppose the move as page 12 continues.
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Mollet seeks big three parley on new crisis
Paris premier Guy Mollet said in a television broadcast he would seek a conference with President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Eden as soon as there are results. He claimed Russia is losing morally over the Hungarian affair and proposed talking with the United States to repair strained relations after Suez.
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Russians Routed by Yells on Austrian Frontier
An Austrian farmer confronted two armed Russian soldiers near the Hungarian border. He shouted in German that he was on Austrian soil and they must leave. The Russians retreated back toward the frontier as police reported today.
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Dulles Seeks To Patch Up Atlantic Alliance
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles flew to Paris to bolster NATO unity ahead of a ministerial meeting. He signaled U S readiness to help finance the Suez crisis impact while urging peaceful cooperation, as Europe pushes for greater support. He planned talks with Pineau and Lloyd to ease tensions and discuss Middle East interventions. Treasury chief Humphrey questioned foreign aid estimates, signaling financial tensions surround the alliance.
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Speedboat Collides Head-On With Auto Near Christchurch
A speedboat driven by former racing driver Matthew Will leaped from the Waimakariri River at 30 knots when a rudder cord broke and struck a car on the road beside the stream. The speedboat was demolished and the car damaged extensively though neither driver was injured.
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Sinai Tensions Dominate Israeli Step Back in Egypt
Israelis split over Sinai postwar policy as debate rages about keeping troops in Sinai and guarding against renewed Egyptian aggression. Gaza administration shifts under Israeli control while Red Cross mediation stalls. Egypt reports arrests and stateless Jews, with internal ministers addressing resettlement.
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Beaten Clergyman in Clinton Defies Color Lines
The Rev. Paul Turner, white and pastor of Clinton Penn church, decried segregation as a threat to civil order after a mob attacked him following his escort of six Black students to Clinton High School. The school reopens as 16 alleged attackers face federal arraignment in Knoxville for violating an injunction against interfering with school integration.
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Charity Gift Basket Contest Promises Holiday Aid
A 1957 four door hardtop is offered as a prize in Charleston charity drive. Readers may help Salvation Army by entering Gift Basket contest, sponsor firms include WCHS and the newspaper. Contributions benefit feeding and clothing families on Christmas Day, with earliest postmark or highest dollar collected guiding ties.
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General Strike Report From Hungary as Martial Law Declared
Report from Vienna describes Hungary under martial law as the puppet regime uses a Soviet show of force to crush a general strike. Budapest promises summary courts martial and harsh penalties for murder looting and arson while fighting intensifies across the country.
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Eisenhower Denounces Soviet Terror in Hungary
Rep James T Patterson proposes a bid to sever relations with the Moscow backed Hungarian regime and push a UN police force into Hungary. President Eisenhower, from Augusta, denounces Communist brutality as Terror in Hungary repudiates the UN Human Rights Declaration.
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