Senate Urges Open Gates For Hungarians Refugees
Senate Republican leader Knowland said Congress may pass legislation to expand Hungary refugee entries while President Eisenhower pushes a partial parole program beyond the 21,500 quota. Nixon supported expanding refugee intake but urged no fixed ceiling, and White House aides stressed no objections from leaders at briefing. Mrs J H Whitney in satisfactory condition after stomach operation at New York Hospital.
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First Hungarians Reach U S by Ship with 1747 Refugees
The first shipload of Hungarian refugees to reach America arrived at New Jersey’s Camp Kilmer and nearby McGuire Air Force Base. 1747 people, including a newborn, were aboard the vessel and more flights were expected as Operation Safe Haven nears completion. Officials report ongoing admissions and possible expansion by Congress, with optimism from Vice President Nixon on increasing refugee intake.
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East German Bosses Off to Russ Meet
Twelve top East German leaders headed for Moscow for political and economic talks with the Soviet Union. East Berlin sources said Russia would likely offer more aid to ease East German unrest amid Poland and Hungary events. The talks aimed to strengthen Soviet East German ties on equal rights sovereignty and noninterference, with no clear concessionation for East Germany.
Phoned Bomb Threat Forces Evacuation of Chicago Suburban Theater
Police and firefighters evacuated about 500 people from a Park Forest theater after a threatening call claimed a bomb would explode at 4 30 p m. The show was stopped and the house cleared. no blast or casualty reported.
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Khrushchev Repeats Backlash On Stalin Note
Khrushchev defends his ouster of Stalin in a New Year Kremlin address while Stalin is praised as a great fighter by party leaders and denounced by others. Asian diplomats report mixed interpretations of Khrushchev’s February speech amid Moscow Beijing editorial reprints.
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