Tanks Back as Rebels Defy Soviet Control in Hungary
Budapest facing renewed Soviet pressure as armored units and troops move to strategic points amid mass anti-Russian protests in Buda and Pest. Demonstrations flare on Lenin Avenue with police and machine guns, while workers burn Communist publications across the Danube. Rebel activity and guerrilla reports persist in rural areas as Soviet actions draw international scrutiny.
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Budapest
Leni
Buda
Iis
Hungary
Formants
Europe
Lenin Avenue
Austria
Cadi
Red
Net
Eisenhow
Put-Tt
Tiery
State Department
Moscow
Tajhe
Tanced
Dulles
Dictur
Desert Kidnap Trial Starts in California Case
SAN DIEGO Calif two women face kidnapping charges tied to a murder in Imperial County as the trial opens. Mrs Ruth E Latham 52 and Mrs Lucile M Whisenand 36 are accused with other suspects in a case involving a wealthy grandmother beaten shot and left near a desert road after a dispute in an investment and real estate circle. Police say Victims were found near Drip Springs and were last seen in Del Rio. The case includes a desert escape of 24 hours under extreme heat with scant supplies.
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San Diego
Calif
Hoderree
San Marcos
C. A. Sen
Ruth E. Latham
L. F. B. Thompson
Camp Hill
Pa Diego
Alice
Imperial County
Gary
Desert Country
Air Force Base
Bear
Victana Winn
Drip
Lucile M. Whisenand
Ping Springs
Latham
Aces Investment
George
del Rio
Jennings
Mother Plans Big Christmas For Turncoat Son
ARANTA La UP a sawmill worker's wife plans the biggest Christmas celebration in family history for her turncoat son Aaron 23 who returned from the Bamboo Curtain after six years She says it is up to him to decide his path and expects a warm homecoming in Mooroc near Aranta with a former friend ready to greet him
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Aranta
H. D. Wilson
Aaron
United Press
Wilson
Mooroc
Richard R. Tenneson
Cold Front To Reach Texas Amid Arctic Air
A cold front moving down from the Northwest was expected to reach Texas by Tuesday, with temperatures varying from the 20s to the 60s in cities like Dalhart and Galveston. The weather looked mild locally on Monday but a stronger cold snap was forecast to follow, bringing sharp temperature drops and frigid air across the northern Plains and Great Lakes.
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Coat
Alden
Minn
Wilson
Tenneson
Penn
Canada
State Department
Wash Kreme
Texas
United Knight
Weather Bureau
Hong Kong
Ninnelay
Dalhart
Corput
Curisti
Galveston
Abilene
Amaciio
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Sand
Hungary stalls again on U N entry demand
Hungary refuses to admit United Nations observers citing regime control and signals willingness to discuss with Dag Hammarskjold in Budapest or Rome and New York. The General Assembly debates the U N resolution demanding observers and urging Soviet troop withdrawal with regional and global sponsors backing the measure. Syria also voices Middle East tensions as Britain France Israel and Turkey loom.
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United Nations, N. Y
Hungary Today
United Nations
Dog Hamtmarskjold
Budapest
Hammarskjold
Rome
New York
Istvan Sebes
United States
General Assembly
Russia
Hungary
U. N
U.S
Latin America
British Commonwealth
Western Europe
Asia
Middle East
Syria
Britain
France
Israel
Turkey
Janos Kadar
U N
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Harmmarskjold
Texas Teachers Are 4 400 Short
The NEA estimates Texas public elementary and secondary schools employ 72,275 teachers. It says 4,400 more teachers are needed to reduce oversized classes and mentions an average classroom salary of 3,925 dollars. The report puts total need at 47.78 in addition to 1,255,126 already employed.
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Washington
National Education Asst
NEA
Texas
Peace prospects rise as Ike and Dulles meet
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles see prospects for peace in the Middle East as reasonably good after a two hour review. Dulles, back from surgery, said war danger in the region is not as great as a month ago. Both leaders deem steps needed to bolster the North Atlantic Alliance amid strains from the Middle East crisis.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Dulles
Mideast
United States
Great Britain
France
Middle East
U S Promises Pakistan Grain Aid
Karachi Pakistan The United States pledged 273000 tons of surplus food grains to Pakistan under an agreement with Finance Minister Syed Amjad Ali and U S Ambassador Hierjee A Hildreth The government will receive 5276 million rupees for development projects educational exchange and defense expenditure
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Karachi
Pakistan
United States
Syed Amjad Ali
U.S. Ambadadty
Weather Forecast From The Terminal
Fragmented weather bulletin describes calm to breezy conditions with variable winds and temperatures. mentions advisories and forecast uncertainties for the region. Names and locations appear garbled, but the gist notes wind speeds around ten miles per hour and passages of rain or mist possible later.
Ector County School Board Sets Dec 15 Bond Election
The Ector County School Board scheduled a December 15 multi millionaire bond election totaling 4 141 000 to fund a new high school and two elementary schools plus district expansions. Board appoints polling place judges and clerks after accepting petitions from qualified voters taxpayers and property owners.
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Ector County
Charlie Walker
Caner
Odessa
East 42Nd
North Dawn Avenue
East Sind
East County Road
Am Idrews Highway
Bowie Junior High
Ector
Tnior
Dwight Kirk
Kirk
Gayle Dishong
Odesea
Dishong
Chamber of Commerce
Benc
Violent Texas Weekend Claims Many Lives
A violent Texas weekend left at least 30 people dead across traffic accidents shootings and other causes. Notable fatalities include Franklin Gregory 48 commercial manager for Central Power and Light Co. in Alice and Renaldo Ramirez 27 oil field roughneck from Alice. A four month old girl Helen Cude died in Freer from suffocation. Seven others died in crashes including a sailor from Lake Charles and two Fort Hood soldiers in a car overturn near Johnson City. The report also notes a school bond election plan in Odessa with a $4.141 million issue and detailed district growth projections.
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Texas
Franklin Gregory
Central Power and Light Co
Gulf Coast District
Alice
Renaldo Ramirez
Agua Dulew
Freer
Helen Cude
Vernon Cude
Justice of Peace
Willian Dulrene
Lake ‘Charles
Wills Point
Panhandle
Junior Myers
Greely
Cole
Victor Stephens
Shamrock
Myers
James Whiterd
Stephens
Whiteard
Elroy Phillips
Pilot Point J
Bailey Eugene Redfern
Aubry
Tiogan
Grayson County
J Gaylen Leicht
Pasadenay
Sims Bayou
Tema Canal
Brownsville
Amarillo
Noel Day
Lloyd Bennett
San Antonio
F. B. Thompson
Camp Hill
Dripping Springs
Fort Hood
Johnson City
Rayford Stotts
Hot ‘Springs
Ark
Joseph lAdukinas
Trenton, N.J
Allies Promise Prompt Pullout From Egypt Amid UN Talks
London reports Britain and France will withdraw troops from the Suez Canal zone "in a short time" and urge Israel to evacuate the Gaza Strip. Anglo-French command updates set a date to be coordinated by Keightley and Burns with Hammarskjold's UN force readiness for Port Said by mid month. French and British officials push for complete canal zone evacuation by Christmas. Moscow radio says Turkey sent two battalions to protect El-Said government amid Baghdad Pact tensions, with Iraqi troops in Jordan balking at orders to return.
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London
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
France
Egypt
Israel
Gaza Strip
Lloyd
Suez Canal
Suez Canal Zone
Geo
Charles, Keightley
E. L. M. Burns
United Nations “Police
New York
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Burns
Port Said
Canal Zone
Chris
Tian Pineau
National Assembly
Lloyd’s
Middle East
Moscow
Turkey
Trad
Nouri El-Said
Mid-East
Damascus
Iraq
Jordan
United States
Syria
Cuban Army advances as rebel landing party fights coast
Civil conflict widens as Cuban forces report rebel landing on the south coast near Oriente province. Army planes strafed targets while navy intercepted a Mexican-registered yacht. reports conflict near Manzanillo and Nicaro with casualties and arrests tied to mercenary activity drifting in from Venezuela.
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Havana
Cuba
Carban
Casim Ruz
Mexico
Santiano de Cabs
Caso
Havara
Coontry
Batista
Mexico City
Maami Heralds
Sular
Manzanillo
Nicaro
Castra
Teday
Pedro Rod' Figue
Avila
Oriente
Sar
Gago de Coba
Castro
Cape Cruz
Fire damages large warehouse at Port Arthur
A fire swept through a grain silo complex near Elerstor Burns in Mart Ter causing extensive damage to 13 buildings and equipment. Damage was estimated around 125000 dollars as crews battled the blaze through the night.
Boy describes mother killing in rural Pennsylvania
Samuel Lavella, 16, of Rural Creswell, Pa, confessed to authorities that he shot his mother in a rage after a party at a rural home. He reenacted the crime for Jefferson County DA William McKnight, saying his clothes were returned from a tavern and he then shot his mother and later shot his father. A hunter later discovered Lavella’s mother's body near a snowbound wood and the suspect stayed silent except for a whispered guilty remark. The father Stanley Lavella refused to talk.
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Ookville
Samuel T. Lavefla
Crenshaw
Jefferson County
William J. MclKnight
Ida
Pennsylvania
Samet
Texas School's Appeal Denied
Washington AP The Supreme Court refused to review Mansfeld Texas school trustees challenge to early facial integration of the public high school. The brief order upholds a ruling that the trustees illegally refused Negro children admission. Attempts by Negro children to register at the white school triggered ranger action and local protests last fall.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mansfeld
Tex
Mansfield
Fort Worth
Parente
Necro Heh
Fot Waris
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