Hungarians Seek Political Asylum Amid Olympic Tensions
More than 1,100 members of Hungary's Olympic team plan to seek asylum in Australia or the United States rather than return home. Australian officials report a flood of asylum applications as tensions with Russia flare during water polo events. Described scenes include fists, blood and anti-Russian jeers as Hungary defeats the Soviet team 4 to 0.
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Boys Slaying Suspect Found in Chicago Case
San Diego police arrested a 30 year old vagrant in connection with the three boys strangulation murders near Chicago. Richard Fred Ebert was picked up after claiming he was in the woods and said the killings were terrible. The victims were Robert Peterson 14 John Schuessler 13 and Anton Da 11 found October 18 1935 in Robinson Reserve woods west of Chicago.
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U N Chief Presses Hungary Visit Despite Soviet Hold
Dag Hammarskjold will press for an early U N visit to Budapest denying a radio Budapest report that the trip on December 16 would not be convenient. Moscow’s grip on Hungary prompts observers on the Austro Hungarian border to monitor escape and report to the U N on conditions. The secretary general warns Russia to allow free access and notes Washington protests as Soviet interference grows. Deputy Secretary Murphy discusses the issue with Soviet charge d affaires Sergei Striganov.
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Turncoats Back in U S On Way Home
Two former prisoners of war from Korea who chose to stay in Communist China landed in Milwaukee after stops in Seattle and Minneapolis. Arlie Pate of Carbondale Illinois and Aaron Wilson of Urania Louisiana said they never were Communists and planned to return home by car to their families.
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Cold Front Brings Heavy Snow and Plane Missing Threat
A feist storm front moved southeast glazing highways with freezing rain and up to two feet of snow in Montana. A snowbound plane carrying four men, including Boise businessman John Avram, aged 43, and pilot LL Eason, disappeared between Boise and Ogden. Air Force planes searched the area as arctic air spread from Idaho to Lake Michigan and Missouri to Oklahoma.
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Weather snapshot spans midwest to gulf coast states
The report notes a broad temperature range with records set in parts of the Midwest and Northeast. Temperatures near 62 degrees in some areas contrast with 51 degrees in Muskegon and 40s in the northern Atlantic coast, while coastal states approach 60 and the Gulf and Southwest reach near 70 in the southeast.
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