Battle Near Budapest as Hungarian Freedom Fighters Clash
About 20 000 armed Hungarians reportedly engaged Soviet troops north of Budapest in a pitched battle. The Corvin region guerrillas allegedly under Karoly Lela attacked tanks while government martial law was declared. Strikes spread across Hungary with workers warning of terror as reports say Soviet and Hungarian troops reviewed security measures.
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Corvin
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Imre Nagy
Jones Hkarlir
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Attaban
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New Life for Hungary Movie Idol
Hongry's top screen star Santo Szabe boards a refugee flight to America with his family joining a cottage in Hopel Walley Rhode Island after escaping a closed Budapest cinema scene. At Camp Kilmer he describes organizing actors against communism and awaiting a free Hungarian government as his family reunites under refugee care after a perilous border crossing.
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America
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Jané
Szalmana
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Rhode Island
Hopel
Walley
Budapest
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Camp Kilmer
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Santo
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Peoplu
Kato Baresi
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Barna
Husgarian
Avsiriz
Lotasr Refurees
Manchuria Hub of Industry Shapes Life and Work
Canadian reporter David Lancashire tours Mukden, now a central Manchurian industrial hub with 1804 factories and mines across Liaoning Province. He describes all-day power, empty streets after 7 p.m., and factory life shaping residents’ minds as workers pursue production over leisure. The piece notes a model housing village for 7,000 families and banners urging workers toward progress.
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China
Ommet
Lancashire
Cancashire
Manchetia
Dife
British Patrol Hit by Egyptian Guerrilla Fire at Port Said
In Port Said Egypt Egyptian guerrillas fired on a Royal Scots patrol from a rooftop with machine gun and grenade fire wounding one. Britain and France plan emergency protests as withdrawal from the UN order nears. Seven Egyptians were arrested as the attack marks the fifth such act since the cease fire. Troops tightened security and foreigners prepared to evacuate. ships Asturias and Argalina lined up to remove nationals.
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Red Probers in Hearing on Commie Lies
San Francisco reports the intercontinental subcommittee hearing into Communist propaganda sales, aiming to expose how material targets schools and churches to undermine McCarran-Walter immigration provisions. Counsel Avans accuses Reds of misrepresenting the law as the most liberal immigration act.
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San Francisco
Richard Areas
Avans
The Art of Real Happiness Get Along With Others for Success
Norman Vincent Peale and Smiley Blanton present a segment on improving social harmony through changing attitudes. The piece argues most failures arise from friction with others, not skill, and urges developing love, gratitude to God, and positive thinking to foster better interpersonal relations.
U S Demands UN Censure of Soviet Actions in Hungary
United States delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr leading a free world coalition urged immediate UN condemnation of Soviet moves in Hungary. He argued repeated Soviet obstruction and called for withdrawal of Soviet forces under UN observation and restoration of Hungary's political independence.
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Free World
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Hungary
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Jooey
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Shodge
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Frederick Boland
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Leonardo Vitetti
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Peru
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Russia
Nine Autoists Injured in Fiery Harbor Freeway Crash
In Los Angeles nine people were hurt when a five car pileup in the inbound Harbor Freeway at 7 am caused a fiery crash. Traffic was tied up for over an hour as motorists were diverted between Olympic Boulevard and Ninth Street after a southbound vehicle crossed the center divider into a northbound auto.
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Eisenhower Lashes Russian Brutality on Human Rights Day
In Augusta President Eisenhower denounces Soviet brutality in Hungary on Human Rights Day. He links the Hungary crisis to a broader injustice, urging worldwide sympathy for victims and reaffirming the U.N. declaration’s principles. The note calls for church services and prayers amid the tragedy.
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Trans-Canada airliner with 62 missing in Canada
A Trans-Canada Air Lines DC-6 with 62 aboard disappeared during a violent storm near Chilliwack British Columbia. Passengers include three American football players, Calvi n Jones of Town University and others bound for Montreal with stops at Calgary Regina Winnipeg and Toronto. Search efforts by RCMP and other planes continued through the night with no definite trace.
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Ore
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Vannouver
Canada
Hope
Met
Allan Clarke
Montreal
Calgary
Regina
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