Cuban Revolt and Hungary Refugee Crisis Report
Two police stations in Santiago de Cuba were attacked by about 200 armed civilians aiming to spark a revolt against Batista. Four killed, including one rebel and two policemen. rebels briefly barricaded in a former school. Simultaneously, Russians used tanks near the Austrian frontier to halt refugees from Hungary as more than 100,000 had fled to Austria. Tank activity reported west of Sopron, with refugees shot at and mines along the border. Despite casualties, thousands more reached safety. Hungarian students pushed for immediate Soviet withdrawal and legal actions for arrests.
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Fulgencio Batista
Francisco ‘Tabernila
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National Police
Fird Castro
Batista
Mexico
Castro
Cuba
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Oriente
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Tabernilla
Helguin
Wenna
Hungary
Free
Austria
Tey
Sopron
Y Frontier Police
Budapest
Big Two Agree to Complete Withdrawal from Suez
Britain plans major troop pullout from Egypt by Christmas with a parallel French move. Foreign ministers Lloyd and Pineau met in London after Paris talks to finalize the phased withdrawal from the Suez Canal Zone, signaling reduced intervention amid a looming Western oil crisis.
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London
Britain
United States
Egypt
France
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
E Cap
Suez Canal Zone
Pineau
Lloyd
Paris
Suez
California Fire Season Extended Indefinitely
Sacramento reports California's fire season, set to end December 2, has been extended indefinitely by DeWitt Nelson, director of the State Natural Resources Department. Because unusual fire conditions exist statewide, state permits will be required to light fires in forests, brush, and grass lands. The season typically begins April 1.
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Eacramento
California
DeWitt Nelson
State Natural Resources Department
Nelson
Weather outlook shows clear skies through Saturday
Confined clear weather continues into the weekend with little temperature change. High fire danger persists due to dry conditions and low humidity.
Russian and American duel in Melbourne decathlon event
Campbell of the United States set a day’s gold mark as Russiа outscored the U S in the unofficial Olympic decathlon tally. Johnson placed second with 7587 points while Russia claimed top finishes in women’s shot put and canoeing.
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Melbourne
Campbell
jRafer Johnson
Russia
United States
Plainfield
Nue
Russsia
America
Tinesia
Bob Mathias
Johnson
UCLA
Kingsburg
Calif
Russsian
Vassili Ko
LONG BEACH Press Telegram front page header
The Long Beach Press Telegram presents its regular front page with extensive local coverage across 44 pages. This edition highlights city news, regional events, and updates of public interest, typical of a daily metropolitan newspaper.
Suspect Confesses Slaying of 11-Year-Old Boy in Santa Monica
A 33-year-old suspect, Vincent M. Farrell also known as Richard Gilbert, Stephen A. Nash and Jed Roberts, confessed to stabbing and killing 11-year-old Larry George Rice beneath Santa Monica's suital fonian Pier. He was identified in a showup by two boys and a man and arrested in Los Angeles. Doctors said Rice died after multiple stab wounds to the back and abdomen.
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CNS
Santa,Monica
Ward Bell
Thad Brown
Los Angeles
Farrel
Larry George Rice
Venice
Suotal Fonian Pier
Mother and three children die in Michigan house fire
State police report a western Michigan home blaze killed Patricia Reagan 22 and her children Denise 4 Donne 3 and Patrick Jv 1 while Patrick Reagan 22 escaped with an 8 month old son Michael. The tragedy occurred as probate matters and beneficiaries in a disputed estate surfaced.
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Ruitport
Michay
Dag Hammarskjold
Hungary
Michigan
N. General Assembly
Patrick Reagan
Michael
Patrcia Reagan
Denise
Donne
Patrick Jv
Watchdog in Mideast 6th Fleet to Flex More Muscles
Vice Admiral Charles R Brown announced aboard the Salem that the U S Mediterranean Fleet, already the world's most powerful, will be beefed up. The 6th Fleet, armed with Regulus guided missiles and Honest John rockets capable of carrying atomic warheads, strengthens U S naval power in the region.
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Sardiva
Sam
Adm
Charles R
Cat) Brown
Salem
Regulus
Mis' Giles
Repte
L Yolcene
Gruiser
Pearl Harbor
Boston
Brown
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
America
Forrestal
Isis
Roosevelt
U S Emergency Plan Moves Oil For Europe
President Eisenhower orders activation of the U S emergency plan to pool Western Hemisphere oil for Europe. Officials expect shipments up to 500 000 barrels daily though plan contemplates 1 100 000. NATO ties noted as part of broader defense posture amid Middle East tensions and Suez crisis.
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Europe
Western
Eisenhower
U.S
Augusta
Britain
France
U. N
U. S
Western Europe
U. M
Middle East
U. N. Polite Tore
Egypt
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
White House
Hissenhower
NATO
Arthur S. Flemming
Secretary of Interior
California workers earn higher take-home pay on average
Governor Knight announced that California workers have an average take-home pay about 13 percent higher than wage earners across the nation, highlighting higher earnings for state employees and certain job categories.
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California
Oakland
Goodwin Knight
Classifieds and Columns List for Various Newspaper Sections
The text lists columnist and section references by page and topic across the newspaper, including Hal Boyle on page B-11 and various features such as comics, weather, sports, theaters, and vital statistics across multiple pages. It reads like a contents index of sections and page locations rather than a narrative article.
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Hal Boyle
Clessitie
Crisscross Trail of Blazes Lit by Elusive Firebug
Long Beach firemen chased a series of more than four trash fires from 4:30 p.m. Thursday to 1:30 a.m. today. The fires left a Waze marked trail and caused about 3000 dollars in garage and contents damage at 430 Linden Ave. Four other fires occurred at various Linden and nearby streets, including two at Olive Place 232 W, Gt St, and a final blaze at 229 Elm Ave. Investigators note a suspect set a trash can on a back porch at 5:30 p.m. and a neighbor saw another barrel fire on the parkway.
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Hazel Russell
First Methodist Church
Sth St
6Th St
S48
Cedar Ave
Elm Ave
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