Oust Premier as Nagy Promises Sweeping Hungarian Reforms
In Vienna and Budapest, Imre Nagy was elected premier to replace Matyas Rakosi who was ousted. Nagy denounced prior policies and vowed broad domestic reforms including ending police repression and abolishing internment camps. He urged changes toward production, free religion, and expanded living standards amid shock in the Hungarian leadership.
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Vienna
Austria
Matyas Rakosi
Hungary
United Press
Budapest
Imre Nagy
Rakosi
Nagy
Iron Curtain
Josef Stalin
Joseph Cardinal
Mindszenty
Communist Party
Par
Weekend listings tease across The Times pages
A compact guide lists where to find features across the paper with page references for Boyle, churches, classifieds, comics, crosswords, finance, obituaries, radio and TV, shipping, sports, theaters, and weather. It directs readers to exact sections A8 A4 B2-7 B8-2 for quick access.
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Boyle
Puff Derby Planes Flight Toward Long Beach Event
The Powder Puff Derby began from Lawrence Massachusetts with 49 light planes winging toward Long Beach. One Cessna 140 crash landed in a plowed field near Palmyra New Jersey injuring pilot Lindy Boyes, who writes an aviation column for the Oakland Tribune. Flight details include nonstops to South Bend and Detroit, multiple check points, and plans to land at Palm Springs before the final leg to Long Beach Municipal Airport.
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Long Beach
Lawrence
Mass
Long Beach Municipal Airport
Taney Beach
CAA
South Bend
Ind
Lindy Boyes
Oakland
Palymra
Miss Boyes
Oakland Tribune
Mirian Orr
Chicago
Grace Harris
Kansas City
Detroit
Ruth Wolfe Thomas
Knoxville
Tenn
Schenectady
Frances Bera
Inglewood
Marcella. Duke
Glewood
Stinson
Virginia S. Richardson
Yakimwa
Wash
Marion Barnick
San Jose
Long Beach Municipal
Peoria
Wichita
Kan
Amarillo
Texas
Albuquerque
Winslow
Prescott
Palm Springs
L Long Beach
Shirley Hlocks
Norwalk
Iris Critchell
Redondo
Aileen Pickering
San Pedro
Fern Stiefler
Los Angeles
Maek Sharp
Compton
Virginia
Polish Patriot Rebels Fight Soviet Rule In Berlin
Russians strike and sabotage across Poland and Berlin as Polish guerrillas join forces with anti Communist civilians. A central resistance council forms to coordinate activities and workers resist Red rule, with troops rotated for indoctrination back to Russia.
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Berlin
Russia
Soviet
Germany
Traiso
Central: Resistance Council
Itheractivi
Tes
Guerrille
Poland
West
Red
U S Readies New Rhee Face Saver
Seoul reports the United States is prepared to offer a two point face saving compromise to win South Korea from refusing a post armistice conference with the Reds. Walter Robertson after a lengthy talk with President Rhee indicates the plan would permit a 90 day period to pursue peaceful unification and requires Senate ratification for any action. Gen Sun Yup Paik says South Korea’s army backs Rhee and will fight if ordered.
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Seoul
U.S
Syngman Rhee
Eisenhower
Walter §. Robertson
South Korea
Robertson
Rhe
Rhee
Sun Yup Paik
Economy Campaign Hits White House Car Pool
A presidential spokesman said the administration is trimming costs by reducing the White House car fleet. The fleet includes about 25 vehicles such as Lincoln limousines, trucks, and small cars used by messengers.
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White House
Washington
Lincoln
Expecto Tve
Long Beach Press Celebram Classified Notice 1953
A fragment from the Long Beach Press Celebram issue dated Saturday July 4 1953 in California. It mentions classifieds and a telephone line 70 5951 for inquiries. No readable event or person details are present in the fragment.
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Long. Beach
California
Americans in All Parts of World Salute July 4
Americans abroad and at home celebrated Independence Day with firecrackers and salute shells. The day featured outdoor diversions, hot weather, and hopes for armistice progress shadowed by ongoing global tensions and shifting challenges.
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Korea
Weather ‘Bureau
America
Angry Yank Named for Honor Medal in Korea
Lt Charles F Banford of Lake Grove Oregon reportedly earned a Congressional Medal for Honor after his patrol was trapped near the Punch Bowl on the eastern front. He allegedly killed at least 10 Chinese soldiers in a furious dash into enemy trenches before being killed.
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Seoul
Korea
Congressional
Charles F. Banford I
Lake Grove
Ore
Banford
Punch Bowl
S. F. Waterfront Blaze Destroys Two Buildings
A large waterfront fire in San Francisco damaged two buildings and six diesel trucks near the ferry terminal. Five firefighters were injured, one seriously, as explosions and a two hour blaze followed a 4:30 a.m. outbreak. Thompson Drayage and Terres Lines buildings were ruined, with $350,000 in damage.
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Sany Francisco
Thompson Drayage Co
Ter- 1
Toll of Independence Day Accidents Rises Slowly
The Associated Press reports 32 holiday deaths by 6 p.m. Friday, with 26 traffic, 3 drownings, and 3 other causes amid fair weather as 40 million cars expected on the roads. National Safety Council warns up to 290 more lives could be lost before Sunday midnight.
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Associated
National Safety Council
Log Truck Protest Causes Redwood Highway Tie-Up
Holiday travelers faced a long slowdown as log trucks protesting a crackdown on overweight loads abandoned their rigs for the weekend along U S 101 near Eureka. At a station 12 miles north, 100 vehicles queued while drivers headed home, with highway patrol enforcing the policy on overweight loads as the timeline stretched to Monday.
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U. S
Fevcks
Highway Patrol
Soule
Jawacto
14000 Acres Blackened by Angeles Blaze
Flames roared through the Angeles National Forest burning 14000 acres of brush and timber and destroying 12 dwellings. About 1000 firefighters including 100 Zuni Indians flown from Albuquerque fought the blaze in the San Gabriel Mountains northeast of Los Angeles. A possible arsonist is being sought as the worst Southern California fire in 11 years rages with 1500 residents evacuated and 41 injuries reported among crews.
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Timmber
Angeles
National Forest
California
Los Angeles
Angeles National Forest
Albuquersque
N. M
San Gabriel Mountains
Federal Forest
W. M. Mendenhall
A. H. Lange
Juniper Hills
Lange
Sheriff's
B. B. Hatcher
Arn
Edwards Air Force Base
Pearblogsom
Battle
Air Force
Santiago Canyon
Pacifics Mountain
Richard C. Franklin
Little Rock
Antelope’ Valley
Six vehicle crash kills man in Santa Ana area
Six vehicles and a truck crashed on Hwy 101 at Galivan overpass between Irvine and San Juan Capistrano at 8 40 p m. Alfred Johnson 49 of Lebanon Ore died at 10 40 p m in Santa Ana Community Hospital from head and internal injuries. Johnsons wife Elisie 47 is in serious condition. James Robert Nunn 24 Eagle Rock drove into D S Marine Arcelus 21 Camp Pendleton then collided with Johnsons car. Lane 55 Azusa truck collided with Carl Hillacher 49 North West Street and others.
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Santa Ana
Galivan
Irvine
San Juan Capistrano
Alfred Johnson
Lebanon
Ore
Santa Ana Community ‘Hospital
Smith and‘ Tuthill
Johnson
Elisie
Heeden
Iy James
Lane
Azusa
Carl Robert Hillacher
N. West St. Im
ALS
Harry N. Johnson
Camp Pendleton
Richard J.’ Garn
Losles
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