Battle Rages in Budapest as Hungary Looms Amid Revolt
The Hungarian capital remained the focus of intense fighting as anti-Communist rebellion and government concessions clashed. Rebels blew up uranium mines near Pecs, causing Moscow-to-Hungary tensions while a joint government Communist Party statement urged workers to return to work, vowing to resist Stalinist rule. Official reports claim thousands dead and vast destruction across the city, with Russian troops and food convoys at Hungary’s frontiers.
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Medical Convoy Barred by Reds
A Red Cross convoy attempted to enter Hungary at Klingenzach Burgenlang near the Austrian border but was repelled by Hungarian Communist guards. Similar British Red Cross efforts at Sleiligenkeone were also rejected, with authorities saying no need to move into Hungary. No Red Cross cars have entered Hungary since the Soviet sweep last Sunday.
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Hungary Hungary and Mideast take U.N. agenda
The United Nations Assembly debated Hungary and the Middle East as urgent items. Proposals for a long term settlement and a police force for the Middle East were discussed, with Hungary’s withdrawal and elections under U.N. auspices urged as unrest continues.
Jobs Offered to 50 Hungarian Refugees in New York
The Hotel Corporation of America wired President Eisenhower promising to provide jobs to 50 qualified Hungarian refugees. The pledge supports the President's emigration efforts. The assembly passed related resolutions urging further relief and faster immigration to the United States.
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Aid pours in to aid Hungarians refugees
Washington reports a flood of aid offers for Hungarians fleeing Soviet invasion. President Eisenhower ordered extraordinary measures to admit 600 refugees, waiving some procedures. European figures show 14,000 to 16,000 Hungarians evacuated, with international donations and a $1 million UN relief pledge. Additional staff to Vienna bolster the program for those seeking asylum.
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Eden seeks Big Three meeting to heal Western rifts
London reports said Eden and French Premier Mollot favored a high level Washington talks with the United States and France to mend Western alliance strains over the Middle East crisis. Eisenhower hinted no immediate meeting but discussions of a four power conference in Switzerland circulated.
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Dutch Danish Firms to Clear Suez Canal
Dutch and Danish salvage firms will clear obstructions in the Suez Canal for the United Nations. Smits International Towing Service and E.M. Switzers Bjergningsfirma Copenhagen will cooperate on the task per a UN order.
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Desertion Hits Western Communists Over Hungary Crisis
Western Communist parties face a sharp internal crisis as protests and defections surge over Soviet intervention in Hungary. Oxford University Communist Club dissolves amid upheaval. in Vienna about 4,860 members reportedly quit a district. Calls for Russian troop withdrawal grow across Europe as factions realign.
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Israel seeks U S defense aid pact after Sinai move
Israel plans to push for a mutual security treaty with the United States promising military backing and cost-free equipment if attacked. The move follows Israel’s withdrawal of 42 troops from the Sinai amid U N policing plans and an Eisenhower appeal. Senate briefing on the Middle East and Hungary was held, with a closed committee session announced.
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Court Bars Radio From Copying News In Toledo
Toledo judge issues a 24 hour injunction barring WOHO radio from copying news items from the Toledo Times and Toledo Blade after publication. The ruling, first of its kind in the Midwest, targets Midwestern Broadcasting Co and prevents direct or indirect reuse of news items for the 24 hour window.
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Officer Shot by Man He Gave Ticket
Fort Worth Texas police motorcycle officer Eddie J. Kelliher, 28, was shot twice and crushed by a pickup after stopping Hollis G. Thom, 40, to issue a traffic ticket. Thom was arrested on assault to murder charges as officers pursued and halted him amid heavy traffic. The truck contained four pistols, shells, a bottle of vodka and whiskey.
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Iran Visit Ends With Pakistan Leader’s Homebound Return
TEHRAN, Iran VP) Pakistan President Iskander Mirza and his wife completed a 10 day Iran visit and flew home today. The trip included talks with Iranian leaders and regional discussions.
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U.N. Police Move Toward Mideast Peace Mission
United Nations police and contingents from Western Nations and Denmark are being transported by U.S. Air Force and Swiss planes toward the Middle East. Meanwhile Britain begins withdrawing assault forces from Port Said as a U.N. peace patrol readiness grows. Egypt provisional acceptance of the patrol is voiced by official spokesman Abdel Kader Hatem, with Egypt reserving veto power over base locations. UK and Soviet intervention fears ease slightly as officials report no large Russian buildup.
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Officer Shot Wife Booked in Los Angeles Case
A 32 year old policeman was shot in the side Friday night. His wife was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. The incident occurred in Los Angeles, with authorities investigating motive and sequence of events.
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Communists Warn East German Youths About Rebellion
In Berlin East German authorities cautioned youths amid fears of Hungarian-style revolt. Kenneth C. Nolan and Regina Nolan were mentioned in a moral pressure context following a domestic dispute. The warning signaled Communist concern over East German student activism fueling resistance to the government.
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Damaged Mast Topples Part of TV Tower in New Jersey
NORTH BERGEN NJ A damaged 810 foot television tower was bent and partially toppled after a private plane struck it. Four people died and 15 injured in the plane crash near a hospital. workers attempted to pull the upper segments away while residents were evacuated.
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Unclear fragment of romance incident at hospital
A 20 year old airline stewardess visited Georgia Street Receiving Hospital and kissed Nolan. Dianne McEvoy declares love and desire to be together, questioning what others expect and why he did not return affection.
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Do You Agree My Notion as a Wife at Forty
A provocative question on marital roles and control, asking whether a man should be able to alter a wife’s behavior for a price. The piece frames a debate on autonomy, power dynamics, and age related expectations within marriage.
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