UN Weighs Hungary Relief Mission After Mixed Signals
United Nations delegates debated Hungary relief and a Soviet military withdrawal in a tense session. The assembly overrode initial objections to discuss the relief effort and the political stalemate surrounding elections in Hungary while awaiting word from Moscow on the mission’s status.
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Polish Party Bosses Head to Moscow for Talks
Polish party leaders depart for Moscow for consultations on reducing the number of Polish troops stationed in Poland and the ongoing uprising. The visit, tied to late power shifts, includes high level advisers and military officials amid cabinet shakeups and questions about Soviet interference.
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Tein Todiy
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Baylor
Poland
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Aawadeki
Eluet Pliriner
Stefan Jedrzchowski
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Acmaby Omglefense
Premion
Gamvatka
Uecerlais
Hungary
Jy Peeliide
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Waris
Gomitkn
Cabbie Wins $64,000 on TV Quiz Show
A New York cab driver From Lockport NY named Onis Kine, listed as a Crigtt-born entrant, became a contestant on CHSeTVs The History Question. He advanced and earned a share of the game’s large prize as the show aired.
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Onis Kine
Crigtt
Beavers feted by mothers at dinner in Knights hall
A community dinner at the Knights of Columbus hall honored local Beavers with the Monies of tive boys and parents. Reverend Leon Doleski led the service as speakers including Wallowline, Mayor Cherry, and senior high Principal Shae praised the youths’ efforts and community impact.
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Uth
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Asaeiont
Riss Brann
Wit Chagg
Ben Cale
Thamis Bibkhart
Lotie Ome
Genilerstein
Twins Born At Hospital Hare
The report notes the birth of twins at a local hospital with details of the time and a brief glimpse of the newborns. A caretaker or relative is quoted about the arrival, and the scene includes mention of the hospital setting and newborn care.
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Hospital Hare
Luce Urges Firm US Foreign Policy Debate
Luce calls for a decisive US foreign policy stance amid concerns over Middle East tensions and Israel. She indicates plans to engage in discussions in Washington within days, aiming to shape routes and consultations during the travel window.
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Luce
U S
Supreme Court ruling sparks elation in Montgomery community
In a reaction across Alabama, Black residents praise the Supreme Court’s decision banning public school segregation. Montgomery leaders and residents hailed the ruling as a historic victory while officials debated implementation, with demonstrations and local meetings marking the day.
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US Officer Dies in Personal Crisis, Nation Recalls Crisis Details
A U S officer died amid personal turmoil amid conflicting reports of a broader political crisis. Officials linked the death to stress from a disputed election and internal investigations. The scene involved multiple agencies and unnamed associates, with inquiries continuing into the circumstances surrounding the incident and the officer’s duties.
Supreme Court Desegregation Ruling Likely Endures Nationwide
James Marlow reports that the Supreme Court’s decision desegregating public life including schools, buses, and public facilities is likely to stand even if some states resist. The ruling extends to within state operations and may eventually reach housing and other public services, with tests by rail and travel laws pending Supreme Court clarification.
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TCC
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Reporter Cut Off In Moscow Broadcast
CBS Moscow correspondent Dan Schorr was cut off on air while reporting on Egypt and Soviet refusal to offer volunteers for the Middle East crisis. He was later allowed to resume as references to details were removed.
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Arabs to seek Soviet troops for Egypt
Egyptian ambassador Mohammed El Kony pursued immediate dispatch of Soviet volunteers to Egypt with Moscow reportedly ready to permit volunteers. Officials said over 50 000 Soviets had applied to fight for Egypt, with Cairo receiving orders to request their deployment and supplies. Egyptian sources indicated equipment would come from Egypt to arm volunteers forming units locally.
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Budapest Turmoil Deepens With Soviet Pact Strain
Reports from Budapest say Russians drive workers east in sealed cars to curb revolt as food crops fail and transport collapses. A nationwide strike grows, printing houses join, Tito may intervene, and Hungary’s passive resistance seeks relief while the Kadar government struggles to hold power.
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UN Police for Egypt delayed amid supply and political woes
The UN police force deployment to Egypt was postponed another day amid supply shortages and political disagreements among Egypt Britain France and Turkey over the mission. Around 300 personnel and regional movements were noted as shifts continued at the staging area near Port Said as negotiations with UN headquarters in New York progressed.
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Cairo
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Yule Lights Need Cash Campaign Faces Shortfall
The Christmas Lighting Committee seeks funds to extend or reconfigure holiday lights. With merchants invited to contribute, a plan to string lights along streets faces a potential cut if donors do not respond. A letter and reminder cards have been sent, yet only 185 dollars of the needed sum has been raised so far.
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