Asia Splits On Censure Of Russia At U N
The General Assembly condemned Russia for suppressing Hungary's freedom bid with a 55 to 8 vote. The Asian African group split, with Afghanistan and others abstaining or condemning, while India Indonesia and Sri Lanka changed positions on the draft. The measure urged Moscow to withdraw troops under UN supervision and restore Hungary's political independence.
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Chuckle Wife and Neighbor Hat Copy Riposte
A joke exchanges a wife noting a neighbor’s hat resembles hers and John quips buying a second hat might be cheaper than moving. The exchange highlights humor about vanity and practical jealousy in domestic life.
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Elvis haircut banned as probation condition for drag racer
Long Beach California AP report describes 18 year old Lou Dale Wanek jailed 24 hours and placed on three years probation after striking 17 year old Edward Dobrinsky with a chain when he declined a race challenge. Judge Ralph K Pierson ordered Wanek to shave off Elvis style sideburns saying his appearance reflects his thoughts.
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Missing Air Force trainer spurs northern Ohio search
An Air Force T33 trainer with two crew members vanished after takeoff from Sioux Falls. CAP planes from Cincinnati and Dayton hunted from Dayton to Lima as a red wingtip tank and parachute box were found offshore near Luna Pier Michigan and near Akron Ohio. Authorities planned checks on the relics while continuing the statewide search.
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Hunt Slows For Airliner Missing Over British Columbia
Weather delays hampered WW Searchers for three days as they resume the hunt for a missing Trans-Canada airliner carrying 62 people. Fifty four planes scoured the Hope area after a howling windstorm in south central British Columbia.
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Budapest workers walk out as chaos grips Hungary
Tens of thousands of Budapest workers quit again amid protests over the arrests of Budapest Central Workers' Council leaders. Moscow backed forces, led by Gen. Ivan Serov, reportedly control the government as clashes flare in Budapest and major provincial cities.
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NATO backs freedom for Eastern Europe but spares war
NATO foreign ministers endorsed a five point plan for Eastern Europe stressing self determination and human rights while warning against militant uprisings that could spill over into Western Europe. Britain France and Greece clash over Cyprus prompting mediation powers for the secretary general.
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Haiti Deepens Crisis As Magloire Resigns Power
Strikes and violence engulf Port au Prince after Maj. Gen. Paul Magloire quits amid a three day work stoppage. Protests swell, four killed, and public order collapses as Haiti slides from dictatorship toward upheaval sparked by months of political unrest and the referendum on succession.
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Bomb Found On Destroyer In Belfast Harbor
A crudely made time bomb packed in a suitcase was found near the destroyer Caroline in Belfast harbor. Police believed IRA terrorists placed it with a detonation set for 2.50 am Friday as hundreds of officers searched across Northern Ireland for raiders active over 200 miles.
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Unrest Reported as Polish Riots Hit Stettin and Beyond
Polish and hooligan clashes surge in Stettin as crowd attempts to block streets. police move in with clubs. Earlier riots targeted the Soviet consulate, police HQ, prosecutor’s office, and jail. Government presses blame hooligans amid anti government demonstrations across Olecko Nowy Cice Chinek Niesawa contexts.
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Underground ambush shocks Port Said as search for officer continues
Egyptian underground fires on British patrols near Port Said in a crowded Arab quarter. No casualties among soldiers. Lieutenant Anthony Moorhouse remains missing after being abducted at gunpoint two days earlier. General Stockwell demands Egyptian authorities act, while rumors suggest possible fatal outcome.
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Snow man built from tumble weed near Reno Oklahoma
A Ralph Myers family in Reno Oklahoma shows a snow man fashioned from tumble weed. The image, credited to AP Wire, captures a unique winter scene with a weather-limited snowfall.
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Robinson Traded to Giants With Cash Reported
New York reports indicate Robinson was traded to the Giants with around 30000 dollars in cash. He started with Brooklyn and joined the Giants in the Alvin Dark deal. At 37, he will turn 38, and his career includes a .309 lifetime batting average and a peak season in 1949 with 142 RBIs.
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Hungary-Austria Refugee Flow Slows to Under 1000 Daily
Austrian border police report fewer than 1,000 Hungarian refugees crossed into Austria in the last 24 hours as a 48-hour general strike in Hungary disrupts travel. Refugees ride trains, buses, or trucks toward the Iron Curtain area and then walk across fields to reach Austria. Russians allegedly fire at some groups, but many refugees reach safety. Austria hosts over 80,000 refugees in camps and private homes, with about 69,000 moved out.
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Judge sentences gambler after dice roll in court
In Omaha Municipal Court Judge James O'Brien weighed gambling charges against James S. Haynes. The judge rolled seized dice and warned of jail for seven. The dice came up ten and Haynes was fined twenty five dollars and costs.
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Tanker Savina Sends SOS Off Formosa After Engine Trouble
The 21,000 ton Panamanian tanker Savina sent an SOS northwest of Formosa today due to engine trouble. A U S Navy 7th Fleet unit on Formosa prepared to assist if required.
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Colder Weather Driven by High Pressure Forecast
A high pressure system behind a cold front brings continued cool conditions through Friday in the Miami Valley, with mostly cloudy skies and a forecast high of 0 degrees. Tonight and Friday will be partly cloudy and colder with lows around 20 and highs near 35 degrees. Middleton reports a Wednesday high of 48 degrees at 3 p.m. and a 28 degree low at 7:30 a.m.
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Wife confesses in murder trial shocking jury
Mrs Eugene Hague testifies she fired the shots that killed Ernest Allbrite at a August 26 party in Dallas. The jury convicts Hague and sentences him to 37 years as she remains jailed on a murder charge. The case raises questions about the homicide charges and trial testimony.
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