Hungarian Workers Clash With Police In Budapest Firefight
In Budapest police and militia fired on thousands of workers protesting for higher wages and government policy. Five killed and many wounded as clashes erupted at Csepeli Island near Danube mills and spread to other Budapest factories. Observers cite Kadar's hard line, mass layoffs, and attempts to infiltrate workers councils as key triggers. No tanks reported despite alarming rhetoric.
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Tran and Steel
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Danube River
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Kadar
Hungary
Csepel
Bejolankis Electrical Works
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Ana
Xudar
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Virginia Race Law Ruled Out By Federal Judge
A federal judge ruled unconstitutional Virginia's pupil assignment plan aimed at maintaining segregation in public schools. Judge Walter E. Hollman said the laws from a recent legislative session assign students by race in effect, violating the Supreme Court ban on racial discrimination in schools. The ruling comes amid parallel violence that shuttered bus lines in Montgomery and sparked further Black and white church and minister residences bombings as leaders in nine states meet in Atlanta to discuss integration aims. Governor James E. Folsom offered a $2000 reward for bombing investigations.
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Virginia
Walter E. Hollman
Atlanta
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Alabame
James E. Folsumr
Television and radio programs listed on Page B-7
The notice indicates that radio and television programs normally found on page B-7 of the back page are now located on Page B-7 in today’s edition. It directs readers to check the back page for schedule details and listings.
Secret Kremlin Parley Signals Shifts in World Communism
Kadar and Russ Bosses met with Chou in Moscow in a rare disclosure of Kagar’s presence. The conference, part of a series of Solidarity talks, aimed to monitor world communism’s fragile framework. Chou flew to Warsaw and planned visits to Hungary and other satellites. Moscow radio claimed cordiality and unity among top Chinese and Hungarian officials and noted Shepilov and Mikoyan attended. They discussed expanding and consolidating party contacts and cooperation amid the current international scene.
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Solidarity
Moscow Radio
Chow
Warsaw
Hungary
Eee
Russia
Bulgaria
Khroushchevy
Dmitri Shepilov
Anastas Mikoyan
School Evacuation After Dynamite Found At Junior High
A Coral Gables police report says an anonymous tip led to evacuation of a school and discovery of three sticks of dynamite in a locker. A teenage student admitted taking the explosive from a cemetery vault and placing it in a rocker at Ponce de Leon Junior High Echo. The explosive lacked detonators.
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Coral Gaelss
Ponce de Leon
riot at Texas prison over hotcakes triggers damage
In San Antonio Texas eighty prisoners rioted at the Bexar County Jail after breakfast hotcakes were denied. They smashed ten windows and multiple light bulbs before Sheriff Owen W. Kilday quelled the disturbance, sending inmates back to their littered cells.
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Tex
Bexar County
Owen W. Kilday
Housewife, 25, Shoots Prowler in Wake of Break-In
Mrs. Jerry Spencer, 25, said a prowler broke into her basement apartment while her husband worked nights. She grabbed a 12-gauge shotgun from beside her bed and fired, wounding Fortuna Gonzalez, 62, who was then hospitalized on burglary charges. Police note Gonzalez has a prior record.
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Jerry Spencer
Fortuna Gonzales
General Hospital
Weather forecast partial cloudy today with rain likely Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions today give way to possible rain on Saturday or later with little temperature change expected across today and tonight.
14 AF Flier Killed in Two Air Mishaps
Fourteen Air Force crew members died in two separate crashes involving B52 and KB29 aircraft. A crew of nine perished in Turget Country near the U S Canada border with one survivor parachuting. Ground parties recovered seven bodies as search continued for others. An eight victim was reported dead. several names were withheld. A separate two-engine passenger plane crashed after takeoff from Buenos Aires, killing seventeen and injuring eight.
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New Brunswick
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Racine
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Austin
Tex
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San Antonio
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Beckley
W. Ward
Thomas ‘Salazar
Uvalde
Michael Bryan McIntosh
Houston
John Anderson ‘Berg
Birkenfeld
Ore
Buenos Aires
Lineas Anteas del Estado
State Airlines
Adenauer calls for world ban on thermonuclear weapons
Prime Minister Konrad Adenauer proposed a global agreement to ban thermonuclear weapons at a crowded news conference. He stressed abolition as the sole solution to world problems, while signaling doubts a demilitarized zone alone would unify Germany and noting U.S. stance on disarmament.
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Konrad Adenauer
Jno
Adenauer
Europe
Passersby Rescue Mother and Child From Fire
In Los Angeles, two strangers broke into a burning apartment, navigating heavy smoke to reach a mother and her 3 year old daughter. Dale DeMott and Richard Takvorian, both 35, fled a car, forced a back fence, and entered via the back stairs to rescue Sally Wright Gordon, 23, and Artix Gordon, 3, who were found in night clothes and alive, then taken to a hospital.
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Dale
DeMott
Richard Takvorian
Sally Wright Gordon
Artix
Leonard Hall resigns GOP chairmanship
Washington reports Leonard W. Hall will resign as chairman of the Republican National Committee effective Feb. 1 and is expected to be given a high federal government position. The White House indicated Hall may take a vacation first while presidential aides note his wide experience as a regulator and judge. The talk centers on a federal post after his resignation.
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Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
White House
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Eisenhower
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Theoush
Hall
James C. Hegerty
Florida
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Suez
Dag
Hlammarskjold
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Egypt
Macmillan to Move Into 10 Downing Street
London reports Harold Macmillan will relocate from No 11 Downing Street to the prime minister’s official residence at No 10. The move marks a traditional handover as Macmillan becomes premier in Britain amid ongoing political shifts.
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Downing Street
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
No. 11
Bombings Unmasked Red Network in 1920
A tycoon era report details a 1920 bombing at the Roosevelt residence amid a wave of explosions across major cities. It notes Harm to officials, casualties, and a sweeping inquiry into a Red network, with references to Eden and Macmillan in a wartime political frame.
Woman Tager Ba Your World Page
Fragmentary clippings reference pages and sections on shipping tables and sports pages. Details unclear. no coherent event, person, or organization can be identified for a complete summary.
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U S asks Russia for proof on B52 charges
The United States asked the Soviet Union today to establish proof of its charge that three B52-type aircraft flew over the Viadi yostock region. A State Department note to the Russian Embassy offered further study if positive identification of the aircraft could be provided. The Defense Department said only U S Air Force activity in the general area of Japan was normal and training related.
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United States
Russia
Viadi+ yostock
State Department
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Fense’ Department
Japan
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