Soviet Army Opens All-Out Rebel Attack in Hungary
Savage street fighting erupted in Budapest and surrounding provinces as Soviet forces and Red Hungarian militiamen clashed with rebel patriots in a broad assault against the Puppet government. Reports from Vienna described heavy artillery and tank actions, with martial law declared and clashes continuing through the night.
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Vienna
Budapest
Hungary
Ee Ae
Viennism
Quipper
Janos Karar
Ant
Slugger 18 Must Serve Day in County Jail
An 18 year old youth convict was ordered to spend one day this weekend in County Jail as a learning experience. Judge Ralph J. Pierson imposed a three year probation with conditions including treatment, employment, and no weapons. Wanck, arrested Aug 19 for assaulting Edward Welliam with a chain, was described as basically honest but anti social by his attorney.
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Lou Dale Wanck
Baseaschusetts Ave
Ralph J. Pierson
Wanck Wells
Wanck
Weagen
Wane
Albert £. S. Ramsey
Flo
Edward Welliam
Manila Ave
Offitera
Dobrinsk
Wanek
Dobrinski
Pierson
Transports Fly Refugees to N J Base
About 200 Hungarian refugees were flown by four U S military planes to McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey as the first wave of a refugee resettlement program led by Camp Kilmer Voorhees and Tracy. The refugees will be housed for screening and processing before further relocation as Eisenhower offers asylum under emergency immigration provisions.
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Mcclure Air Force Base
J. Wpi
United States
Air Force
Oporus
Hever
Dee
Pasgeris
Rel
Camp Kilmer
Xeasl
Slaement
Rem Tracy
Voorhees
Coordinatins
Sach
Eisenhower
Where to Find It in the Paper Listings and Pages
The note lists where to find various features in the publication, including overseas reporting by David Lancashire, guidance from Drs. Peale and Blanton, and sections such as Be Yourself, crosswords, death notices, sports, and various column pages spanning multiple sections and page numbers. It outlines section names and where each item appears, from Page BB to Page C-19, with many items labeled by topics and page ranges.
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China
Russia
Canaiian
David Lancashire
Resentiv. Sea
Beash
Hal Boyle
Piusni Bridge
Camus
Tiranviai
Ac Thestars
Tides
Lemperatives
O-M
Radin
Vita Statstice
Wilson
Waemen
Accused Polish Red Butcher Ends Life
Former Polish attorney general Hendrik Podlasit, long blamed for wartime executions, reportedly died by suicide after recent ouster. Polish press said the figure, tied to Stalinist abuses, wrote that he could not endure continued attacks on his life.
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Red
Vienna
Poland
Hendrik Podlasit
Podlaski
Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny Through Thursday
Variable high confidence with mostly sunny skies through Thursday. Temperature expected to linger with little overall change, keeping dayWarmth and night cool. no significant rainfall expected in the period.
U.N. Wrath Grows as Soviet Charges U S Action Spur Debate
At the United Nations, the Soviet Union formalized a complaint accusing the United States of subversive activity in Eastern Europe while allies backed a U S backed resolution condemning Moscow for meddling in Hungary. Delegates debated intervention claims as Hungary’s meeting sparked protest and walkouts from Imre Horvath.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Europe
7-Nation Assembly
Russia
U.S
Henry Cabot
Assembly
Moxcaw
United
U. N
Hungary
United States of America
Russian shopkeepers under Pravda firing line
A garbled report describes Soviet shopkeepers facing pressure from Pravda and state media. It mentions Moscow and Ridin, with vague references to censorship, propaganda, and imagined uprisings affecting ordinary merchants. The text is fragmentary and unclear.
Long Beach Daily Edition December 17 1956 Front Page
The Long Beach press-geloral issues its December 17 1956 edition from California. This 56 page issue covers local news, politics and community events with the standard price of ten cents.
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Long Beach
Calif
Chiefs Move to Add Muscle to NATO Pact
PARIS AP leaders of the Atlantic Alliance reach tentative agreement to bolster NATO with wider political and economic powers. The three wise men Gaetano Martino Helvarg Lanes Lester Pearson filed a plan for parliamentary assembly with powers, a high political directorate within NATO, and economic cooperation through European bodies. West Germany warned East Germany could rebel against Soviet domination, signaling a grave situation for NATO.
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Paris
Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Council
Gaetano Martino
Italy
Helvarg Lanes
Noveway
Lester
Pearson
Canada
Baucisic
World Atlantic Council
NATO Alliance
Ligud
JYATO
European Union
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
Euapean Payments Union
European Coal and Steel Community
Euratony
Europe
West Germany
East Germany
Hungary
NATO
West Gera
Threat to Coliseum LA Plan Draws Survey Criticism
A New York survey firm criticized financing of a $51 million Los Angeles civic auditorium, warning the plan poses a serious threat to the Coliseum sports arena. Ebasco Services said there is not enough demand to support a large modern exhibition hall and that competition could slash arena profits from about 8,000 to 0.663 million annually.
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Los Angeles
New York
Coliseum
Ebasco Services, Inc
Coliseum Commission
Auc
Ebasco
Exposition ‘Park
Ebesco
County Board of Supervisors
Eight Phillips Oil Employes Die in Air Crash
Eight Phillips Petroleum Co. employees died when a company airplane spun and crashed four miles southeast of Bartlesville Oklahoma shortly after takeoff from Bartlesville airport. The victims included six Phillips officials or employees and two pilots. The crashed Lockheed Lodestar transported Phillips executives and others. A nearby Sinclair refinery worker described seeing a black smoke cloud as the craft tumbled into a pasture.
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Bartlesville
Okla
1Phillips Petroleum Co
Here
A. M. Rippel
Phillips’ Natural Gas Department
Jos Bowers
C.K. Anthony
Okahois
Chin
R. E. Ulrich
W. C. Reed
Brnckley
George Sneed
D. F. Meyfield
TD. Young
Phillips
H. C. Blach
Nowats
Sinclair Pireline Co
Hie
U. S. Noy
United Nations
Security Council
Nations
Council
Japan
Soviet Union
Nixon Flight to Austria Consider Nixon Flight to Austria
U.S. officials discussed Vice President Richard M. Nixon potentially flying to Austria to study the Hungarian refugee issue. The trip was under top-level consideration to dramatize U.S. concern over Hungarians displaced by Soviet actions. White House Press Secretary Hagerty said he supported the report but had no definite plan as of late today.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Austria
Torday
White House
James C. Hagerty
Augusta
Toflay
Citizen King Finds Path to Richer Yule
A letter from Harrison King in Washington urged giving Christmas funds to Hungarian refugees rather than family gifts. An UP investigation found King, a World War II veteran blinded at Anzio, carefully framed the appeal to share blessings with those suffering.
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U. S
Anzio
Lind
No Taxes Island Paradise Offered for Sale
London ad described Soudy Pa tide Island in the New Hebrides as four miles long, one mile wide and unpopulated. Retired planter Graham Kerriday offered to sell for 48 dollars. A Kerr family member said there are no mosquitoes or dancing girls and joked that it probably isn’t everyone’s cup of tea.
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London
Chi
Graham Kerriday
Patide Island
Paradise
Daily Telegraph
Sakant Island
New Hebrides
Kerr
Seven acquitted of flogging jailed Negro in Florida
In Bushnell Florida seven white men were acquitted on charges of flogging Jesse Weeds a 39 year old Black man taken from Wildwood jail. The trial led to a directed verdict after State Attorney A B Buse moved to free four defendants and witnesses reportedly altered their stories.
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Woods
Wello
Bono
Wildwood
Elephants Trample Prince Injures Iranian Brother
In East Pakistan's Chittagong wild elephants stampeded during an elephant hunt injuring the Shah of Iran's brother Prince Ghulam Perahlevi and killing two deputy district commissioners. Lt. Col. L. H. Nidlett was killed while escorting the prince. the prince's injuries were reported as not serious by the Chittagong Morning News.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Shah of
Iran
East Pakistan
Chittagong
L. H. Nidlett
Shah
Ghulam Pera Pahlevi
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