Refugees Will Fly To America
Vienna reports U S officials say chartered air liners will start ferrying Hungarian refugees to the United States within the week. First groups may arrive in time for Free Hungary Day, with a plane likely to depart for Milwaukee. visas for 5,000 of about 40,000 Hungarians in Austria may be issued before year end as 70 planes are planned to fly refugees mainly to McGuire Field New Jersey near a temporary Army reception center at Camp
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Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
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Spiritual credit and giving in Gods kingdom
The article compares earthly banking with divine credit noting God does not use money but recognizes spiritual talents. It asserts spiritual credit grows as we give, while hoarding reduces our assets and selfishness limits our ability to give to others. It emphasizes generous sharing increases spiritual wealth.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
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NEA
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Khrushchev Threatens West in Bitter Moscow Tirade
Nikita Khrushchev denounced the West in a charged Moscow reception, saying we will bury you and prompting Western diplomats to leave. He tied themes to Egypt Hungary and urged cooperation with Poland in a joint Polish Russian declaration amid tensions.
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UN Chief Returns to New York Reports on Middle East Cease Fire
Dag Hammarskjold lands in New York to address the General Assembly on talks with Egyptian officials about a cease fire in the Middle East. He plans arrangements to reopen the Suez Canal with U.N. assistance, expected to take at least six months, while Egypt seeks withdrawal of foreign troops.
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Five Perish In Roaring Flames Farm Tragedy
A Lockport New York couple Linus Ball 42 and Hilda Ball 36 and three of their five children died in a roaring fire that leveled their frame house. Dennis 8 Frank 4 and Arthur 9 months perished. Two daughters Elaine 15 and Karen 6 survived, Elaine with a cut arm. Karen was unharmed and taken to friends. Karen said their father called from the stairs as the blaze spread.
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Cuba seeks UN halt to Soviet deportations of Hungarians
Cuba plans to urge the United Nations General Assembly to press a halt to Soviet deportations from Hungary. The revised resolution drops the genocide charge, shifting focus to the genocide convention principles and condemning the Soviet army of occupation in Hungary.
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Nehru Criticizes Soviet Hungary Pressure in Parliaments Debate
Prime Minister Nehru denounces Soviet action in Hungary as heavily affecting Russia’s prestige. He calls for withdrawal of foreign troops from Egypt and Hungary and urges UN observers to clarify events. Nehru notes casualties in Egypt and says a disarmament conference should be considered by the Big Four.
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Chou Says U S Obstructed Unification of Viet Nam
Premier Chou Enlai told about 100000 in Hanoi that the United States obstructed and sabotaged Viet Nam’s unification. He accused Washington of attempting to control the Suez Canal behind the United Nations sign and warned of consequences from Geneva accords.
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Pacific Fleet Ready For Action Amid Middle East Crisis
Honolulu report says the U S Pacific Fleet with atomic weapons is prepared to move on orders if crisis expands. Admiral Stump cancels Australia trip. ships near Asia shift duty, secrecy surrounds vessel destinations, and officials insist carriers carry nuclear arms.
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Return in Budapest as workers resume amid strike
In Budapest the Soviet led crackdown failed to end the general strike as 30 to 50 percent of industrial workers returned to factories. Many cited winter and hardship rather than trust in Premier Janos Kadar while Western reporters saw little production due to power shortages and transport issues.
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Hungarian Flag Floats From Statue of Liberty Torch
A Hungarian youth climbed into the Statue of Liberty freedom torch in New York and unfurled a red white and green flag. He tied the U S flag to the torch before park workers removed both flags. He fled Hungary in 1948 and said he sought liberty similar to the United States.
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Soviet Polish leaders sign indestructible union pledge
The Soviet Union and Poland declare an indestructible union and complete equality in future relations after four days of talks in Moscow. Russian troops stay in Poland with Polish veto over movements and economic aid promised. Gomulka Cyrankiewicz and Bulganin Khrushchev sign the communique amid praise from Warsaw observers.
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Clare Booth Luce resigns as U S ambassador to Italy
Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce resigns as ambassador to Italy. President Eisenhower accepts with regret and praise for a job superbly done. Luce plans to return to Italy after Christmas holidays and may resign in early 1954 when a successor is named. She cites poor health and requests early acceptance.
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