Hungary imposes martial law as Soviet backed regime cracks down
Vienna dispatch reports Hungary under a Moscow backed regime after a call by Budapest workers council for a 48 hour general strike. Martial law declared to crackdown on counter revolutionaries as Russian troops reportedly question their mission in the anti Communist resistance.
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Nations Demand UN Condemnation of Russia Over Hungary
United States and 15 other powers push in the United Nations General Assembly for a resolution condemning Russia for depriving Hungary of liberty and independence. It calls for withdrawal of Russian forces under UN observation and for no intervention in Hungarian affairs. Additional nations joined the sponsor list amid ongoing appeals for UN observers and reaction from Moscow remains unreported.
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Peru
Philippines
Moscow
Budapest
Janos Karsar
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Austria
Romania
Roen
Funeral Planned for Miss Imogene Sheehey in Corsicana
Services will be held Wednesday for Miss Imogene Sheehey a member of the Corsican Cotton Mills family who died Saturday night in Sherman. The obituary notes her role as an employee and her local ties. Sheehey was among the Corsican community's prominent workers at the cotton mill complex.
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Texas
Imogene Sheehey
Boral
Sherman
Weather forecast for Trear and Ale Terminal
Fragment poor OCR text shows weather terms and times with many unreadable words and numbers. The readable parts mention temperatures and a forecast window around morning hours and dates, but specifics are unclear.
Ike Points To Hungary On Human Rights Day
President Eisenhower in Augusta called on free people to observe Human Rights Day with renewed resolve after the Soviet crackdown in Hungary. He linked the outbreak to global mourning and urged prayers for victims while condemning USSR oppression and violations of the UN rights declaration.
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Hungary
Augusta
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United Nations Human Rights Declaration
General Assembly
America
Sungary
Debate Goes On In Parr s Trial
Houston final arguments continued in the mail fraud case of South Texas political leader George Parr and eight Duval County associates. The group faces a two count mail fraud and conspiracy indictment over more than 120000 diverted from a school district fund. Chief defense counsel Percy Foreman opened and resumed his final argument as the jury time neared.
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South Texas
George Parr
Duval Taunity
Parr
Percy Foreman
Wets Win Two Beer Elections Slated
United Press reports that wets won in McLennan County and Elgin area Bastron. Two more beer elections to decide sales are planned for this week. Voters in Baytown will decide Wednesday whether to include Baytown and Green's Bayou area north of Houston Ship Channel in Marrs County. Election areas include Oak Gut and Dallas region with significant portions of the district population involved.
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Bastron
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Green's Bayou
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Dallae
Heer
Dulles Skips Big Three Meeting in Paris NATO Talks
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd met with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles leading into a NATO council week. Dulles avoided a formal Big Three meeting, meeting separately with Lloyd and French Foreign Minister P Nzau to discuss a “Little Marshall Plan” for Suez weakened Europe and to repair strains in the alliance.
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Flogging Trial Opens For Seven In Bushnell Case
A trial opens today for seven men from Wildwood and neighboring areas accused of aiding a white woman and of false imprisonment and aggravated fault. Names include Ezekial Aldeman Geetzr Alpnen Max Stumbore Doyle Polk and others. Proceedings begin as authorities outline charges and evidence against the group.
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Alman
Pekyeid
No Room For Tax Cut Says Official Before Congress
Washington reports quote from Treasury official Fekerman stating no room for a tax cut in the coming year's budget. House Ways and Means members note final figures are being assembled. opposition to any reduction tied to protecting federal revenue and preventing cuts that could affect government programs.
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Dan
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Plane, 62 On Board, Is Missing In Canada
SAN ANTONIO US A Sexar Wounty farmer Sunday shot and killed his wife and H-year-old son then took his own life with an ancient western revolver. The farmer was George Gembler 66 who left a note saying he killed his wife and son and planned his own death. Deputy Sheriff Bob Woofley wouldn't reveal the contents of the note. Woofley said Gembler shot his wife Annie 65 and son Harold Gembler with a 22 caliber single action rifle before he committed death by own action. Gembler used an old 48 caliber Colt frontier type pistol to kill himself. He shot himself above the right ear and the heavy slug passed through his skull, hit a wall and bounced across the room against another wall. Mrs Gembler's body was found in bed fully clothed. The son's body was found on the floor in the living room of the farm house about four miles south of San Antonio off US 281. Members of the family said Gembler had been despondent for some time. They said the 1¢ year old son was mentally deficient.
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Battle Report of 10000 Hungarians Near Budapest
Vienna reports indicate about 10,000 armed freedom fighters in the Corvin region hills north of Budapest clashed with Soviet troops. Maj Gen Bela Karoly allegedly led the guerrillas against Russian tanks and infantry after martial law was declared. Additional fighting occurred in the Pees coal area near the Yugoslav border.
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Wealthy Tyler NAACP witness called to testify in park case
In Tyler Texas the state called H M Morgan a wealthy local leader to testify on political activity while an official of the NAACP. The hearing seeks to move the permanent injunction hearing from Tyler to Austin or Dallas and involves a Texas park discrimination suit filed in Travis County.
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A. Maceo Smith
Tyler State Park
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Grant
Qu. Simpson Tate
Progressive Voters League
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Tate
Jasarete
Liner Believed Down In Storm Over British Columbia
A Trans-Canada Air Lines Douglas North Star with 62 aboard vanished in a violent windstorm over south central British Columbia. The plane, en route from Vancouver to eastern Canada, was overdue and feared crashed after losing one engine near Hope. Royal Canadian Air Force launched a dawn search with 4 planes. ground parties started from Chilliwack. The missing crew included Capt Allan Clarke and 19 passengers, among them Saskatchewan football players Mel Becket Gordy Sturtridge Mario DeMarco and Ray Symyk, plus other travelers. The disaster would rank as Canada’s worst commercial crash since 195 to.
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Texas Sees 14 Die Violently Across Week End
ASSOCIATED PRESS reports at least 14 Texans died in violent events over the week end. Among them, Mr and Mrs George Gembler and their son Harold were found shot to death at their farm south of San Antonio. Sheriff and medical examiner say Gembler killed his family and himself. In Fort Worth 22 year old Edward Schwarte died when his car left the road near Brenham while visiting parents. A pedestrian, William Burdell aged 3, died after being struck in Corsicana. A fire killed Rudy Almanza and Johnny Felan in San Antonio Saturday night.
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Bexar County
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Johnny Felan
Bud Cross Jury Is Being Chosen in Texas Murder Trial
A jury pool was formed in Big Spring Texas for the murder trial of Bud Cross 74 charged with fatally shooting Hugh Emmett George Dorothy Riomsson 24 in a tavern on October 2 The venire was called by clerk John Boon and presiding judge Charlie Sullivancouver of Vancouver British Columbia.
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Student Wants Plea of Guilty in Bank Holdup Case
Oklahoma City UPI report: John Robert Wagner an 11 year old college freshman from Chicago seeks a guilty plea to a $19,000 Richmond Illinois bank robbery to end embarrassment for his parents. He waived preliminary hearing and remains unable to post bond. He spent most of the loot and admitted the crime after being arrested in Oklahoma City.
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Clinton Integrated School Reopens Amid Disturbances
At Clinton, 20 miles east, 20 Negro pupils arrived for first day after a shutdown due to integration. Police and deputy sheriffs watched while white students were seated. a federal injunction was read to students and parents explained that everything was normal. An arrest last week sparked federal and local action as authorities warned troublemakers would be dealt with firmly.
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Airmen repair jet bomber after South Pole setback
Airmen from a Neptune bomber returning to McMurdo Sound amid engine trouble spent two days at the pole. Seabees are building a scientific station and expect major construction to finish by month’s end as American scientists prepare for observations in the IGY era. An engine-assisted takeoff finally enabled the crew to return, though one red flag marked the polar route.
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