Life In Hungary labeled Goulash Communism by observers
Twenty years after the 1956 revolt Hungarians live under a liberal form of communism with a modified free market and Western-style life but remain inside the Soviet bloc. Soviet divisions still occupy Hungary while leaders like Janos Kadar steer a cautious path between Moscow and Budapest.
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Vienna
Moscow
Soviet Bloc
Hungary
Budapest
Tibor Dery
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Janos Kadar
Nagy
Kadar
Bulgaria
Todor Zhivkov
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Black Sea
West
Poland
Stalin
Matyas Rakosi
Ernce Geroe
Geroe
Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty
Maleter
Italy
Pietro Nenni
Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Rome
Vatican
Austria
Justices To Hear Suit On Segregation Case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case involving school segregation. None of the current justices participated in Brown v. Board of Education, which held separate schools unconstitutional, and the court will review new challengers to the policy.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Brown Vs. Board of Education
Vorchheimer
Third U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
High Court
Brown
Earl Warren
Warren E. Burger
Reluctance Delays Swine Flu Vaccination Rollout
Federal officials warn that slow uptake and vaccine delays may push the Swine flu program past Christmas. Nine reopenings show light turnout after deaths among elderly inoculated sparked closures. CDC stresses coincidence, ongoing monitoring, and a strong vaccine supply.
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Associated Press
David Scott
Vermont
South Side Clinic
Pittsburgh
Agnes Franz
Mount Oliver
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
CDC
Don Berreth
Study Finds 63 Percent of American Kitchens High Risk
A government survey of 2,503 households conducted in 1974 by Judith L. Jones and Jon P. Weimer of the Agriculture Department says 63 percent of home kitchens are high risk for food poisoning. It notes risks rise with younger cooks, more education, and incomes above $15,000.
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Washington
Judith L. Jones
Jon P. Weimer
Agriculture Department
Economic Research Service
Jones-Weimer
Oklahoma Wildlife Commission Sets Crow Hunting Hearings
The Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission will hold two public hearings on crow hunting season regulations. The first is November 6, 1976 at 7:30 p.m. at the Department of Wildlife Conservation Building Auditorium in Oklahoma City. the second November 16, 1976 at 7:00 p.m. at the Oney High School Auditorium in Albert. Topics include season dates and areas, weapon types, bag limits, and other rules.
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Oklahoma Wildflife Conservation Commission
Department of Wildlife Conservation
North Lincoln Bousevard
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oney High School
Albert
Okiahome Department of Wildlife Conservation
Lincoln Boulevard
Okiahome City
Okiahome
Carter Calls Non Voter A Coward At Tampa Rally
Jimmy Carter denounces non voters as cowards delaying the nation as he campaigns along the East Coast. He urges a sacrificial effort to persuade friends and neighbors to vote, linking Ford critics to a broader call to action while stressing inflation and jobs.
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Miami
Fla
Jimmy Carter
Tampa
Fila
Carter
Miami Beach
Winston-Salem
N.C
New York City
Washington
Ford
Brown
Earl Butz
Butz
Gen. Brown
Soviet Union
Israel
Middle East
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Diately
Chip
Andrea Smalley
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Susan Lynn Vorchheimer
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Central High
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Miss Vordhheimer
Central
Miss Vorchheimer
University of Pennsylvania
George Shoma Department
Wildiite
Wint
Broadway
New York
ATA
ATP Eee
Wichita
Hoys
Lawtonka Discount
Medicine Park
HIWAY
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