Fighting Breaks In Hungary Amid Rebels and Russians
Reports from Budapest describe new clashes between Hungarian rebels and the Russian army as guerrilla bands operate in northern and southern Hungary. Pecs emerges as a chief rebel stronghold with broken communications to Budapest. Rumors claim artillery fire in the capital and at a burial ceremony for Russian soldiers, while government radio downplays the events. Public sentiment reacts with anti Communist displays as residents remain curious about news and sports coverage.
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Hungarian official admits deportations to Soviet Union
Budapest government spokesman Istvan Sakmal acknowledged for the first time that Hungarians were deported to the Soviet Union. He said all have returned and that there have been no deportations for two weeks. The admission occurred before Western reporters in the tank-surrounded Budapest parliament building, marking the first official concession after prior denials.
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Stemmerman Wins Journal-World Football Guessing Contest
Larry Stemmerman of 422 Miss. St. won this year’s final Journal-World football guessing contest by predicting Missouri to beat Kansas 19 to 13 and missing only one game. His 13 to 13 guess was four points from the actual 15 to 13 score. More than 800 entries were submitted this week, with total season entries near 9,000 and plans to continue the contest next year.
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Youngster Is Good At KU Med Center After Auto Accident
Kathleen Hague, 24, of Eudora, was listed in good condition at Kansas University Medical Center after being ejected from a car on Highway K-10 near Lawrence. She suffered cuts and bruises but remained conscious as doctors treated her at the scene and en route to the hospital. The incident was one of several Douglas County traffic miscues weekend, including a freak accident near Eudora involving a KU student and a cow, plus additional local crashes investigated by the sheriff and Lawrence police.
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Britain and France Withdraw From Suez Promptly
Britain and France agreed to pull their troops out of the Suez Canal area without delay under UN supervision. U N Secretary General Hammarskjold expects the emergency UN police to assume command in Port Said by mid December while negotiations on canal control proceed.
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Turks Send Troops to Iraq Reported by Tass
London based Tass cites well informed circles in Syria claiming Turkey has sent two battalions into Iraq at the request of Premier Nuri Said to stabilize a very tense situation. Iraq is allied with Turkey Britain Iran and Pakistan under the Baghdad Pact.
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Air Force moves to build atomic powered bomber secret plans emerge
Washington reports the Air Force is organizing a full weapons system for an atomic powered bomber. A nuclear systems director oversees contracts for reactor and engine work at General Electric and Pratt and Whitney. The ABC and AEC run related test projects at Idaho and Hartford while officials say the plane remains years from realization.
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Dulles Sees Middle East Peace Prospects As Good
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles believe prospects for peace in the Middle East are reasonably good after a two hour review. Dulles, back from surgery, said danger of war has lessened but urged bolstering the North Atlantic Alliance amid tensions with Britain and France. They cited Soviet actions in Hungary as showing the need for unity and strength in alliance.
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Rebel Fighters Hit Cuba Coast
Havana reports rebel troops landed on the south coast as government forces advance. Army planes strafed the band and the navy intercepted a yacht found to carry baggage linked to Fidel Castro Ruz, a Cuban student exile. Rumors claimed Castro’s death, but officials say his presence is unconfirmed and he remains in Mexico City.
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Nehru criticizes Soviet Hungarian actions over U.N. visits
New Delhi prime minister Nehru derides Soviet and Hungarian authorities for blocking United Nations observers and Dag Hammarskjold from visiting Budapest. He warned that such refusals fuel suspicions of deportations to the Soviet Union and called the issue a serious matter in Parliament.
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French Assembly Responds Coldly to troop withdrawal Offer
In Paris the National Assembly gave a cool reception to Foreign Minister Christian Pineau's statement that Britain and France are prepared to pull their troops from Egypt without delay. The reply drew indifference from lawmakers and signaled limited immediate support for the plan.
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Unseasonably Mild Weather Stays Through Tuesday
Unseasonably mild weather continues in the area through Tuesday after a predicted cold snap failed to arrive.Sunday saw temperatures around 73 degrees, a December record-tying high for the date, while tonight may fall to the 20s with a Tuesday high near 60 and increasing clouds with little chance of rain.
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Hungary Accepts Hammarskjold Visit Offer At Later Date
The Hungarian government accepted Dag Hammarskjold's offer to visit Budapest but said the trip should occur later when suitable for both sides. The puppet regime again rejected U.N. observers entering Hungary as urged by the General Assembly. The acting foreign minister Istvan ebes circulated the telegram to delegates amid the 79 nation assembly session.
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Tennessee School Asks Federal Help Over Integration
Clinton High School faced a potential closure as the county school board urged federal intervention to enforce a court order on racial integration. Ten Black students remained absent due to vandalism and intimidation, with no reported disorders as classes resumed.
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Syrian premier resigns amid army clash over Iraq
Baghdad newspaper Al Shaab reports Syrian Prime Minister Sabri Assali resigned in a dispute with the army accusing Iraq of arming a coup. President Shukri Kuwaily reportedly rejected the resignation and sought to mend the rift. An officer Col Abdul Hamid Serraj leads the allegations.
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City to Try Idea Serving Purpose Of Rural Zoning
Lawrence plans two fringe area master maps to guide future growth and reduce outside business sprawl. City Planner Bob Kipp argues a land use map approach, paired with master plans, offers cooperation with landowners rather than strict county zoning. The proposal aims to shape development beyond the city boundary as zoning rules evolve.
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Weather outlook for Tuesday in Kansas
Cooler Tuesday with fair to mild tonight. Increasing cloudiness Tuesday, colder northeast and not warm. Low tonight mid 20s to 30s. high Tuesday 50s to lower 60s. Temperature readings and historic highs/lows included. sunrise and sunset times noted.
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Big Man on Campus Opens 1956-57 Basketball Season
Kansas University opens the 1956-57 season at 7:35 p.m. against Northwestern. Jayhawks star Wilt Chamberlain, nicknamed The Dipper, debuts for coach Dick Harp in a crowd expected above 10,000. Harp names Lew Johnson Gene Elston Maurice King and John Parker in the starting lineup.
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