Hungary Rejects Neutral Policy and Nagy Negotiations
Janos Kadar refuses neutrality as Hungary’s future stance and rejects talks with Imre Nagy who shelters in the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest. He signals limited future elections while asserting only socialist parties may run. Soviet troops and a general strike shape a tense post revolution scene in Budapest.
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Russia
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Imre Nagyaseng
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Revel
FS SS
Pee
Moscow
Kadar
Nagy
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Kedar
Imre Nagy
Jap Diver Leaves Sea After Bends Recovery
Yoshio Oyama, a Japanese diver long at sea with a severe decompression sickness, was released from an American ship's decompression chamber. Doctors said he improved but final results remain uncertain.
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Sasebo
Japan
Yoshio Oyama
Weather outlook for Miami Valley and nearby areas
A slow cold front to the west delays arrival until Friday. Today and tonight expect cloudy skies and mild warmth with a high near 70 and low around 58, with scattered showers possible. Friday remains cloudy, and dawn temperature this morning was 55 degrees at 5:30 a.m.
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Miami Valley
Admitted Child Killer Plump Virginia Sobs On Hearing Sentence
Virginia Jaspers, 33, a baby attendant, was sentenced to 10 to 22 years for shaking to death two infants she cared for, Abbey Kapsinow and Jennifer Alkan, with a third killing alleged in 1948. She sobbed and collapsed as she heard her confession read and described her anger at crying infants.
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New Haven
Conn
Virginia Jaspers
Miss J
Abbey Kapsinow
Jennifer Alkan
Always One Spoilsport Chief Says He Is Not An Admirer
A fragment reports a spokesman remark that he does not happen to be among the subject’s admirers. The quote hints at a tense atmosphere or dispute, with little additional context or names provided.
Trial details link acid attack to labor figure and mob ties
A convict testifies in New York that Abe Telvi masterminded the the acid attack on Victor Riesel for a $500 payoff. The case ties Domenico Bando Leo Telvi Gondolfo Miranti and others to the plot as the trial proceeds in federal court. The report also notes Montgomery clergy urging nonviolence amid boycotts and car pool tensions.
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NEW York
Victor Riesel
Joseph Peter Carlino
Riesel
Carlino
Domenico Bando
Leo Telvi
Gondolfo
Abe Telvi
Woman reports husband's disappearance in police notice
A woman tells police to relay a message if her husband is found. She replies, tell him Mother didn't come after all, reflecting a personal family worry in the missing person note.
Racketeering trial tied to Abe Telvi escape plot
The government refused to prove Bando Leo Telvi and Miranti plotted the attack, saying they aided Abe Telvi’s escape on orders from upstairs bosses. The trio and others face two counts including conspiracy to interfere with a federal grand jury and to conceal the conspiracy. The grand jury probed trucking and garment rackets. Carlino testified that Bando paid Telvi $500 then $100 and disposed of acid-worn clothes.
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Riesel
Carlino
Telvi
Miranti
Lindy
List Street
Broadway
Carline
Lindy’s
Miran
Peo Ti
King
Bando
Leo Telvi
Ex Queen Elizabeth of Greece Dies at 72 in Cannes
The former Greek queen consort, a great granddaughter of Queen Victoria and related to many European royal families, died today in Cannes after a long illness aged 72.
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Cannes
France
Elizabeth
Greece
Queen Victoria
Europe
Refugees to be Resettled in Colombia to 10000 Hungarians
Bogota reported the Colombian government will take in up to 10 000 Hungarian refugees as part of a new resettlement effort. Officials said the program aims to provide asylum and housing as part of a humanitarian response.
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Bogota
Colombia
Handcuffs Cause Trouble for Sammy in San Francisco
Sammy Garcia a seven year old finds a pair of handcuffs on a sidewalk and snaps one end to his wrist while Ronald Davis a twelve year old attaches the other end to a garage door handle. Police determine the cuffs belong to Officer Richard Cullinan who had lost them on patrol.
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San Francisco
Sammy Garcia
Ronald Davis
Sammy
Frances Garcia
Richard Cullinan
Ohio GOP Skeptical of Lausche Emergency Utility Plan
Republican leaders doubt the governors plan to seize and run utilities amid strikes. Lausche called a Nov. 26 special session to consider emergency powers, abandoning a blanket seizure bill and arbitration approach. Senate and House leaders weigh constitutional issues and possible measures for next year.
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Columbus, Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
H. Od
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Cloud
Mechem
Portsmouth
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Scioto County
Ohio River
Workers of America
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Ohio Supreme Court
James F. Bell
UN Middle East police force lands in Suez area
First units of the U N Middle East police arrive in the Suez Canal zone to deter Communist volunteers. Swiss airliner with 45 Danish troops and a Norwegain flight of 47 troops land near Abu Suweir as shuttle flights accelerate. Second contingent includes Colombians and Norwegians. total force planned up to 10 000. Details on exact tasks remain unresolved.
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Bogota
London
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Middle East
Suez Canal Zone
Abu Suweir
Ismailia
Swissair
U. N
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Itlay
Canal Zone
Im- Moscow
Tere
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B36 Bomber Crash Near Denver Injures 17
A six engine B36 bomber carrying 21 aboard crashed and burned north of Denver after takeoff from Lowry. It tried to land at Stapleton Airfield but injuries were reported among the crew and passengers. The aircraft was assigned to Strategic Air Command and based at Ellsworth AFB Rapid City.
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Denver
Lowry
Stapleton Airfield
Strategic Air Command
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City
Pugh Trial Witnesses Called in Audrey Pugh Case
In Cincinnati two top police officials testified as the state sought to back Robert V. Lyons’s confession to the murder of Audrey Evers Pugh. Lyons, 43, faces first degree murder charges after the April death of the society matron in her Park home.
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Cincinnati
Robert V. Lyons
Audrey Evers Pugh
Lyons
Charles Martin
Homicide Bureau
Eugene Moore
Wilbert Stagentorst
Common Pleas
Hoy
Syrians Say No Volunteers
Syrian Minister Ibrahim Istaani said at a Bonn news conference that volunteers for Payot are no longer of interest and urged the United Nations to take charge. He noted no volunteers have arrived in Egypt and none are on the Arabian scene.
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Germany
Ibrahim Istaani
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United Nations
Egypt
May Start World War Suez Poker Game Holds High Stakes
U S officials warn Moscow may risk World War II by offering volunteers to help Egypt in its conflict with Britain France and Israel. Lee Eisenhower says the U N will back the United States against Russian or Red Chinese volunteers and the Kremlin may seek oil routes sea lanes and air bases in the Middle East.
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Egypt
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