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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1956
Page
12
D.H. laments Hungarys revolt against communism, praising the fighters who resist Russian domination. The piece hails world opinion pressure, UN inaction, and Hungarians sacrifices as evidence against communism and a beacon for anti-communist resistance worldwide.
The Alameda County Aviation Council prioritizes obtaining Civil Aeronautics Administration control for Hayward Airport to boost safety. With 120,000 annual operations, and being in the Oakland pattern among 15 Bay Area airports, radio guidance and federal air traffic control are seen as essential as surrounding homes and schools grow closer.
Acting Secretary Hoover and aides face a Senate split led by Knowland and Humphrey over timing of British French and Israeli troop withdrawal. They demand a phased pullout only after a detailed UN plan with 15,000 to 18,000 troops and a robust international force to enforce an agreement with Nasser and clear the Suez Canal. The dispute centers on UN policing versus immediate exit to preserve NATO and Arab goodwill.
A long feature on women entering outdoor sports in large numbers, noting expanding participation in skiing, fishing, and other activities. It argues women show courage, maturity, and persevering skill, with physical differences: men stronger in arms and shoulders, women with stronger legs for carrying and endurance.
U S urgency to admit Hungarian refugees gathers visas for escapees from the Soviet regime. President Eisenhower announced a special project under the Refugee Relief Act of 1934, expiring December 31, with four months to relocate. Debate on continuing admissions follows. Vienna reports suggest 5,000 to 7,000 Hungarian immigrants may join existing allocations for Germany and Austria.
Dr Harvey Cushing dreaded social events and fled a ballroom banquet after a four hour session at the table. He escaped through the revolving lobby then returned home to his studies. Eccentric Pachman and de Fechman appear in anecdotes about social misfires and odd manners.
An International News Service report chronicles Budapest’s opening act of the October uprising against Moscow domination. Students and workers flood Petofi Square, topple Stalin’s statue, seize a radio station, and clash with security police as troops pivot to the side of the people in a city besieged by fear and hope.
A compact critique by Sydney J. Harris exploring how language frames judgment in everyday behavior. The piece contrasts terms like Pilgrims versus immigrants, mercy versus justice, and noble sport versus brutal acts, showing how phrases shape self and others. It questions common excuses and double standards in moral judgments among families and society.
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