Eisenhower Defends Modern Republicanism Amid Democratic Congress
President Eisenhower contends a Democratic Congress is no mandate against modern Republicanism. He plans to push his program industriously, arguing the federal role must ensure productive distribution and maintain free enterprise while addressing rising consumer prices. He notes Dulles remains hospitalized and calls a summit with Russia premature amid current crises.
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Hungary Crisis Deepens As Soviet Pressure Mounts
Reports from across Hungary say workers walk off the job as a general strike widens. Deportations of Hungarians by Soviet forces are alleged, with wives and children sent away to crush anti communist resistance. Officials warn of a possible Soviet military gover nment if protests persist.
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Elbow Room for Fat Man Amendment in Cab Seating
New York City council approved a fat man's amendment to the taxi law allowing a passenger to ride in the front seat beside the driver when two larger riders crowd the back. Previously front seating was limited to one with three others in back.
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