New Fights Break Out In Budapest Amid Hungarian Crisis
AP dispatch from Vienna reports bitter street fighting in Budapest as the Soviet backed government tightens measures. Moscow warns against outside interference while premier Bulganin informs Eisenhower the troop issue remains a strictly bilateral matter. News agency MTI says Nagy fled to a safe place as rebel control shifts and refugees report strikes and a collapsing railway system.
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Budapest
Russia
Hungary
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Akacia
Ing
Nagy
MTI
MTT
Cold Wave Brings Freeze Across the Miami Valley
The coldest weather of the season grips the Miami Valley with a 29 degree low at 6 30 am and light snow flurries overnight. The forecast calls for a mostly cloudy Saturday with little temperature change and continued below normal readings for the next four to five days. Temperatures dip in the South and West with 40s in Texas and Mobile and a 91 to 95 degree warm spell in Southern California. Middletown reports a high of 42 and a 20 degree midnight drop.
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Miami Valley
Atlantic
Florida
Southland
Texas
Mobile
Ala
California
Los Angeles
Middletown
Cub Scout Rescues Boy Then Is Struck by Car
In Austin a Cub Scout, Bob Jenkins nine, pulled Roger Jr five from a street danger after a den meeting. He saved the youngster but suffered a fractured arm and is listed in good condition.
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Austin
Denny Erickson
Bob Jenkins
Bob
Roger Jr
Myron Jenkins
Oregon Team Beats Freshman Girs Mob
In Eugene Oregon freshmen girls angry at the Athletic Lettermen's Club stormed the Student Union Building and smeared football players with lipstick. Sally Shea was knocked unconscious and hospitalized. The mob then raided Phi Delta Theta and Sigma Chi houses before being driven off with hoses paddies and paint cans.
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Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon Student Union
Sally Shea
Garden Home
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Chi
Pentagon cautious on Soviet long range air force threat
Washington report says no signs of Soviet long range air force massing for an attack on North America. Pentagon officials warn the danger remains if the Reds shift forces, while U S planners emphasize caution and improving intelligence amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Pentagon
North America
United States
Strategic Air Command
Pearl Harbor
Eveld Locen
Record Balloonists Reach New Altitude In High Flight
Navy aviators Malcolm D. Ross and Lewis set a new ascent record by rising to 76 600 feet, later descending over Nebraska’s高land range. They sought safety data and pilot performance insights at extreme altitudes.
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Rapid City
Malcolm D. Ross
City
Bow
Earth
Ross
Lewis
Happy Eyes Chandler Sees Presidency Path Open
Gov. A. B. Chandler’s bid for the presidency appears bolstered as former political powerhouse Wetherby exits the race with Sen. Earle C. Clements. Democratic leaders wary but hopeful, Stevenson backing cited. Eisenhower remarks on uncertainty in Middle East crisis. he vows constant vigilance.
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Frankfort
A. B
Chandler
Senate
Earle C. Clements
Stevenson
Wetherby
Troops Leaving Egypt Push for U.N. Police Force
Israel agreed to withdraw its troops from Egypt and Britain announced partial pullouts in the East Mediterranean. U.N. aims to deploy a police force in the Suez area with initial teams, scaling to 2500 5000 or more, while Egypt and other nations consider contributions. Seventeen U.N. volunteers already offered.
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Egypt
Britain
East Mediterranean
U.N
Middle East
Eden
House of Commons
London
Cyprus
Port Said
U. N
Israel
Cairo
Hammarskjold
U. N. Command
Ike Holds Discussion On Crisis
President and lawmakers met at the White House for hours discussing the tense situation in the Middle East. Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson of Texas said the situation is grave but expressed optimism about reaching a settlement.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
I Need to Be Terribly Conceited Chuckle
A humorous line has a young man boasting of change after psychiatry. He jokes he is now one of the nicest guys in town. The quip reflects light comic self awareness and social pride.
Oxford University Communist Club Votes to Disband
Members of the Oxford University Communist Club voted unanimously Thursday night to dissolve the group. In a letter to the Communist executive the students said after Hungary they felt the group ought to get going close as soon as possible.
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Oxford
England
Oxford University Communist Club
Hungary
Comimuro
Pew
Omg cl
West Faces Sharp Cut In Oil Use
Western Europe braces for fuel shortages as Suez Canal remains blocked. Britain enforces a 10 percent fuel cut and motorists face a 2 gallon per 10 day limit while Denmark orders a 25 percent cut in deliveries. Oil reserves suffice for a month or two, with tanker diversions possible.
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London
Europe
Middle East
Britain
France
Denmark
Ape of Good Hope
Eden
Joe Always Was Stubborn Buffalo Survives Fifth Collision
FAIRBANKS Alaska Ole Joe the buffalo has survived his fifth automobile collision in five years and shows little wear. The 1800 pound animal ignored traffic and caused 300 damage to a territorial police patrol car near Big Delta, 100 miles south. One car struck Joe at high speed, nearly demolished. Old Joe is ailing but remains part of a herd roaming the Big Delta country.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Ole Joe
Buffalo
Big Delta
Here
Joe
Soviets Release Greek Soldiers in Repatriation Event
In Athens the Soviet Pobeda repatriated 38 Greek officers and enlisted men from guerrilla warfare captivity. Many knelt to kiss Greek soil as they debarked, thanking the Soviet Union for their release after slave labor in iron curtain countries.
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Athens
Soviet Union
Pugh Tells Jury of Wife Audrey Pugh Slaying Details
In Cincinnati AP report, William Worthington Pugh describes police questioning after Audrey Evers Pugh was found dead from a sharp object attack. He cites his whereabouts, says coroners linked the injury to around 1 pm, and notes a missing wallet while denying an important paper loss.
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Cincinnati
William Worthington Pugh
Criminal Court
Audrey Evers Pugh
Pugh
Robert V. Lyons
Frank P. Cleveland
William F.hopkins
Nixon Stops Floor Show at Hotel Performance
Vice President Nixon joined Danish singer Carl Brisson on piano for The Eyes of Texas are Upon You at a Washington hotel. The duet drew a standing ovation as Brisson recovered from a reported hemorrhage and joked about Nixon stealing the show.
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Washington
Nixon
Carl Brisson
Texas
Brisson
Radio tower collapse plane crash kills four in New Jersey
A twin engine plane clipped a 810-foot radio tower in rain and fog then crashed into a crowded apartment building in North Bergen. Four people died, including two men and two women, with fifteen others injured. Evacuation of 3000 residents and emergency centers were set up as crews fought a two hour fire and firefighters contained the blaze. The tower owner WOR had not used the tower since 1953 and a precautionary removal of a portion was planned.
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North Bergen
N.J
Indianapolis
New Jersey
Angelo Sarabbi
New York
WOR
Ger
Flora Stamm
Dorothy Mounet
Immaculate Heart of Mary Chapel
Sarubbi
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