Budapest under Soviet assault as rebels fight on
In Budapest the Red Army presses a full assault on the old city, with tanks shelling from Danube banks and rebels battling through ruined streets. Fire, smoke, and artillery shake the city as doctors and civilians cope with shattered clinics and casualties. reports place Soviet officers and generals directing the siege from key headquarters while resistance continues in Kilian and surrounding districts.
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Preacher Kicks Over Barricade Near U N Building
A protest outside the United Nations in New York drew about 300 participants including Rev. Kovacs pastor of the First Magyar Reformed Church. He asked police to remove barriers shielding the U N headquarters and toppled several barriers after officials refused. He was restrained and later to meet Police Commissioner Kennedy to discuss removal. Rev Bela Tga urged world governments to refuse recognition of Hungary's puppet government.
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Texas Gunfight Ends in Arrest Grips Kaufman County
In Kaufman County a gunfight after a farmer’s slaying and a sheriff’s wounding sparked a manhunt. Police say L. O. Gary, 48, a Negro farmer, was killed Saturday night while a bearded man under guard at two hospitals was arrested after a confrontation with a posse. The incident involved a man identified as Lang and a police chief named Kaul amid a cottonfield pursuit.
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Diana Lynn to Wed Mortimer Hall in December
Actress Diana Lynn announced plans to marry Mortimer Hall, radio and television station executive, on December 3. Lynn is divorced from Johnny Lindsay while Hall is divorced from Ruth Roman. The ceremony will take place at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Leopold, Hall’s sister. The couple will take a two week honeymoon in New York.
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Fred Leopold
New York
Battle to the Death as Red Might Crushes Last Rebel
In Vienna the AP reports Russia's vast military power pressing the final Hungarian resistance. Only a death-defying stand remains in ruined Budapest at Cscoel Island where workers arm the Danube factories to fend off Savier armor assaults.
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Hungary
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Cscoel Island
Danube
Poles Fear Crackdown by Russians
Warsaw reports fear of a Soviet crackdown as divisions along Poland’s eastern border raise concerns the government may curb liberal reforms. Observers warn Moscow could use a crackdown to justify further invasion, amid broader unrest tied to Hungary’s fate and Soviet intervention.
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Routier
Los Angeles Woman Killed in 2-Vehicle Crash Near Santa Barbara
Los Angeles woman Ruby Fay Page, 34, died instantly when her car collided on U.S. Highway 101, 25 miles north of Santa Barbara. Her husband James Page, 33, suffered minor injuries. Stamey Yee, 55, of San Francisco, driving the other car, sustained major injuries.
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Weather Clear Through Tuesday With Fog Morning and Evening
Weather forecast notes clear conditions through Tuesday with morning and evening fog reducing visibility. Cooler temperatures expected across the region with daytime help from lighter winds and no precipitation anticipated.
Safe cracked at First Presbyterian Church cash missing
Police report a safe at the First Presbyterian Church on 6th Street and Locust Avenue cracked open. About $3,118 to $3,119 was stolen, with $2,500 in a canvas bag. Entry appeared gained by slipping a tool under a door lock. a beveled chisel pried the safe door. Pastor Rev. Reuben F. Pieters leads the church.
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Seven Children and Woman Die in Cincinnati Fire
A fire swept from a basement stairwell through a three story brick building in Cincinnati's Auburn district early today, killing seven children and a mother among eight dead. Three others were injured after leaping from the blaze. The deceased include a 26 year old mother and five of her children. The injured woman, Mrs. Johnetta Clark, was mother to the five children who died. The three story apartment sits in a half block square unit atop a hill near downtown. immediate damage assessment was not available.
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Bridges Predicts Honolulu Tie-up
Honolulu reports indicate non military shipping may be tied up starting November 27 as a Senate subcommittee on Hawaii politics opens. Longshoremen and Coast Guard crews greeted the Chincoteague arrival after a storm damaged voyage, while Eastland faces subpoenas and salvor actions continue at Cape Race and in Norfolk.
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Total U S Output Reaches New High in 1956 Quarter
The 1956 third quarter saw the U S total output of goods and services climb to a record annual rate near 414 billion dollars, up 12 billion from year start. Economists and officials forecast possible half trillion level within a decade as disposable income and consumer spending rose, with GNP at 117? billion, higher than 1940s levels.
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Eisenhower
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Two Groups Picket U N Headquarters
In New York two groups picketed United Nations headquarters today. One group carried placards opposing recent Russian action in Hungary. The other group bore banners urging Africa to be free from Cape to Cairo and calling for an end to the slaughter of Africans everywhere.
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Eisenhower Plans State of the Union Address on Veterans Day
Top Geichse officials report the planned U S military outback strength has been discarded due to the Middle East crisis and the Hungary situation. President Eisenhower and advisers begin work today on the annual State of the Union message amid a quiet Veterans Day.
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Middle East
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Egypt Grants Entry to U N Police Force
London AP report says Egypt will permit immediate UN police entry. Dag Hammarskjold announced first units near Naples may enter by Tuesday, with Maj. Gen. Burns meeting Nasser in Cairo. He will fly to Cairo to discuss terms and inspect the Italian staging area now housing Denmark Norway and Colombia troops. The cease fire between Egyptians and Britain France Israel hangs in the balance as talks continue.
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Almanac of Page Labels and Sections
A listing of newspaper sections by page and topic including Bridge Comics Death notices Editorial Theaters TV radio Vital statistics Women Your World and other sections spanning pages A1 to C4. It reads like an index of features and departments rather than a cohesive story.
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Taunts and Peril End With Climb Back Inside Hotel
A dismayed crowd taunted Barry Richard Baus, 26, a jobless show salesman on a hotel fire escape in Los Angeles. Police urged him to come down as he cited his broken home and failed job hunt. His wife Ann, 29, was taken to the hotel after the scene escalated. The crowd jeered as Baus eventually returned inside.
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Cattle Still At Large After Santa Fe Train Crash
In Pampa Texas, a Sunday night Santa Fe freight derailed near the center of town spilling cattle from 20 boxcars. Dozens of animals remain at large Monday as a horseback posse hunts them. Some cattle died in the crash. no crew injuries reported.
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