Death Threat For Strikers In Hungary Under Martial Decree
Budapest reports state a decree by Premier Janos Kadar allows death sentences for disturbances of factory activity and public utilities. Special courts may hang accused within hours, aiming to end strikes amid broader martial law. Details cite attacks on rail and factory paralysis.
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Winter fashion from Swiss Alps draws high society crowd
Report from St Moritz and Gstaad describe Swiss resorts welcoming moneyed European aristocracy for a costly ski season. Italian princes and stars frequent Palaces in Sa Moritz and Gstaad while dressy events attract luxury buyers, including Onassis sisters, as guests seek fur coats, gowns, and diamond jewelry amid tensions and travel limits.
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Strength For Today and the Appeal of Strong Convictions
A prewar look at German culture shows how dictatorship corrupted education and allowed Nazism to flourish, warning against intellectual vacuums. The essay stresses the need for strong convictions based on eternal verities and cautions broadcasters about shaping beliefs.
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Germany
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Chou En Lai Signals Soviet Led Socialist Unity
AP reports Chou En Lai states that to conquer the enemy they must strengthen unity within the socialist camp led by the Soviet Union. He implies the Soviet Union heads the world Communist drive and identifies Moscow as the center of world communism during a Moscow luncheon.
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Murray Olympic Swimmer Eyes US Colleges
Murray, a Melbourne Olympic gold medalist, plans to face entrance exams in Sydney next month for Yale and Stanford. His father Van Rose says undecided on whether Murray will pursue American University or other options. Murray set world records in Melbourne, clocking 400 meters freestyle in 4 25.59 and 440 yards in 4 28.23.
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U.S
Mutscheller Voted Colts’ Top Lineman Again
Eng Jim Mutscheller of Baltimore was named the team’s most valuable lineman for the second straight season. The former Notre Dame star received the honor as Baltimore sportswriters lauded his performance.
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Miphy
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