Soviets Tighten Grip as Budapest Resistance Crumbles
In Vienna AP reports Soviet forces press the last pockets of Hungarian resistance inside Budapest and nearby areas. Janos Kadar says remnants are being liquidated in two to three days as cities burn, hundreds of thousands flee, with death toll estimates around 20,000 Hungarians and 4,000 to 5,000 Russians.
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Danube Island
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Soviet Union
War Bugler Fulfills Dream Of 37 Years In Paris
Hartley Edwards, 61, from Denison Texas, played taps at Paris Arch of Triumph for Armistice Day. He earlier performed at Compiegne cemetery and recalled his 1919 independence day under the arch with Pershing and Foch watching.
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France
Hartley Edward
Denison
Tex
John J. Pershing
Ferdinand Foch
Edwards
Compiegne
Pershing
Marshal Foch
Special Session Hopes Rise In Louisiana Legislature
Lt. Gov. Lether Frazar awaited an afternoon statement from Gov. Earl Long on a possible Louisiana special session. Education leaders pushed for a session to approve a $16 million pay raise for teachers and a $32 million annual tax plan, with local groups threatening strikes if funds are not granted by Jan 1, 1957.
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Baton Rouge
Lether Frazar
Earl Long
Frazar
Long
Wimberly
Shelby Jackson
John S. Lewis Jr
Beauregard Parish
Two Newsmen Killed by Egyptian Troops in Suez Zone
Paris reports two Allied journalists were shot near El Kantara in the Suez Canal zone. David Seymour of Magnum Photos and Jean Roy of Paris Match died after entering no man’s land between front lines.
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el Kantara
Suez Canal Zone
Ministry of Defense
David Seymour
Magnum Photos
Jean Roy
Paris Match
Cyprus
Port Said
No Man’s Land
Mindszenty Urges UN Action as Hungary Seeks Asylum
Cardinal Mindszenty, in Budapest, appeals for immediate action by the United Nations to save Hungary, saying the Russians ignore the UN and that a drowning man needs no messages. He seeks asylum at the U.S. legation amid Soviet advance and fears for his life.
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Budapest
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
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Legation
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Ballogh-Bain
Vienna
Moscow
U.N. Middle East Chief Heads to Cairo Talks
U N Middle East police force commander Maj. Gen. Burns flies to Cairo for talks with President Nasser to determine if the cease fire can be made permanent. Cairo radio signals snagging approval before deployment along the Israel Egypt border and canal zone.
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Egyptian Information Department
LSU Punishes 13 More In Panty Raid Incident
Baton Rouge LSU disciplined 13 more male students from the Oct. 30 panty raid. Actions ranged from expulsion to denial of sports-event attendance. Dean of Men Arden French announced the sanctions after about 300 students participated in the disturbance.
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Louisiana State University
Arden French
LSU
Troy H. Middleton
French
Dean of Men's Office
Chicken Toss Sparks Capture of Counterfeit Money
Pasadena officers traced two tossed chickens from a car to a stash of counterfeit $100 bills totaling $19,500. Secret Service and FBI agents arrested a 61 year old man from St. Louis after following leading clues from the poultry toss.
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Tex
Secret Service
FBI
St. Louis
Layne Bertram
Houston Secret Service
Bertram
Cooler Weather Forecast For Northeast Louisiana
After several warm days, northeast Louisiana is due for a cooler spell tonight and Tuesday. The high today should stay near 70 with overnight lows around 45 to 50 degrees. Selman Field logged a 46 degree minimum last night as conditions stay clear to partly cloudy.
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Louisiana
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Selman Field
Trial Of 190000 Suit Begun Here In Federal Court
The Lewis family sues The Home Indemnity Co and Pan-American Fire for 190000 over a fatal August 1955 truck fire. Mrs Clorine Stroud Lewis seeks 70000. each child requests 40000. The case accuses negligent lookout and defective trailer lights. The driver Manuel Jenkins, 35, Monroe, drove the Strauss truck. The trial to last about three days.
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Home Indemnity Company
Pan-American Fire and Casualty Company
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Clorine Stroud Lewis
Rosemary
Daphne
Lake High School
Lake
Miss
John Harry
East Central College
Decanter
F. Strauss and Son, Wholesale Produce Company
Monroe
Manuel Jenkins
South 19Th Street
Strauss
Former German Spy Chief Goes On Trial For Treason
Otto John, West Germany’s former intelligence chief who defected to the Communists then fled back, began treason proceedings in Karlsruhe. The trial opens with lengthy charges read and about 100 witnesses expected over a month, with life imprisonment as the maximum.
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Narlsruhe
Germany
Otto John
West Germany
John
Supreme Court
East Berlin
Set Example For Children U S Parents Scored For Using Double Standard
A national youth leader, Label A. Katz of New Orleans, accuses American parents of a double standard and excessive permissiveness that drive juvenile crime. He spoke at the B’nai B’rith convention in Washington, urging adults to share responsibility and improve school conditions and adult planning.
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Washington
A. Katz
New Orleans
Katz
B'nai Brith Youth Commission
B'nai B’rith
U N Police Force To Enter Egypt Early This Week
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold announced agreement with Egypt for the entry of the United Nations police force immediately. He said the first group would arrive in Egypt early in the week and he would fly to Cairo to discuss details with the Egyptian government. The UN force staging area is at Capodichino Airport near Naples. Maj. Gen. Burns will join Hammarskjold in Italy before Burns goes to New York.
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Cairo
New York
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United Nations Force
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Capodichino
Naples
Italy
E. L. M. Burns
Canada
Burns
Legion Commander Calls for Soviet Expulsion from U N
New Orleans national commander of the American Legion urged expelling Soviet Russia from the United Nations. He labeled Russia a threat after Hungary genocide comments and argued America should reassess its foreign policy and collective security role.
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W.C. Daniels
American Legion
Russia
United Nations
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Daniels
Hungary
Free World
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Uncle Sam
America
United States
Allies Alarm Over Russian Wireless Signals to Middle East
Allied headquarters in Nicosia report a spike in Russian coded wireless traffic to the Middle East. British monitors detected a 26 word per minute four letter code with Russian characteristics and output has increased notably in the last 48 hours.
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Cyprus
Middle East
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