Bloodied street fighting as Soviet attacks Budapest strike
Reports from Vienna describe savage clashes in Budapest and Hungarian provinces as Soviet forces press a massive bid to crush the nationwide strike against the puppet government of Janos Kadár. Martial law arms courts threaten swift punishment for counter revolutionaries while workers vow to stay out indefinitely.
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Budapest
Hungary
Red Police
Janos Kadar
Gelert Hills
Janog Kadar
Kadar
Pot
Gelert
Clinton High School Sees Peaceful Integration Days
Principal D. J. Brittain Jr. says Clinton High School had two successful days after integration. Attendance rose to 609 on Tuesday with seven Black students. enrollment has about stabilized with no incidents in ten days. School remained orderly and dismissed normally.
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Clinton
D. J. Brittain Jr
Clinton High School
Britain
Weather forecast fragment with scattered garbled text
Fragmentary OCR of a weather bulletin mentions tems pretare and winds, but many words are garbled. It references temperate conditions, highs around tenets, and mentions New York and San Francisco in unclear context.
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Air Trimisal
Rome
Anteni
Lee
Hungary Walkout Spurs UN Action on Hungary Crisis
United Nations diplomats rallied behind a U.S. resolution condemning Soviet meddling in Hungary after Hungary's pro Moscow delegation walked out. Spain Turkey and Colombia joined to back the measure, with India and allies proposing a milder Asian option. General Assembly debates continued as Hungary rejected prior resolutions and Premier Horvath criticized U.N. members.
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N.Y
Hungary
U.N
Russia
Spain
Turkey
Colombia
General Assembly
India
Burma
Ceylon
Indonesia
U. S
Henry C
Budapest
Assembly
Imate Horvath
Bulgaria
Albania
Moscow
United States
Austria Flight Due For Nixon
Vice President Richard M. Nixon may fly to Austria to study the Hungarian refugee problem. Informants say the trip is under top level consideration to dramatize U S concern. Vienna reports said Nixon would arrive Saturday, but officials expect no decision until late. Nixon aides in Washington knew nothing of a Europe trip.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Austria
U. S
Vienna
Nixon
Wiile House
James C Hagerty
Censries
Augusta
Washingto
Jawaharlal Nehray
Hagerty
Az Capital
Europe
Bonds Defeated in Littlefield Revenue Bond Plot
Official vote tallies show all three parts of the $1,700,000 revenue bond issue for an export site, sewer and water facilities, failing in the election. Voters cast a combined total under a hundred votes against each proposal, defeating the plans.
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Littlefield
Tex
Seeer
Cay
Jese Thin
Wreckage Sighted in Trans-Canada Plane Missing Flight
A boy reported seeing wreckage in the mountains of British Columbia as two people were aboard the missing Trans-Canada airliner. The RCAF will send two helicopters to Sumas Mountain to investigate after field glasses sightings near Chilliwack. Squadron Leader George Sheehan expressed cautious optimism if weather clears.
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Vancouver
B.C
British Colum'bia
Royal Canadian Air Force
Sumas Mountain
Sea Island
RCAF
Chilli. 1 Wack
George Sheehan
More Satellites Showing Unrest in Lithuania
In Moscow, Lith uania's Communist leader Antanas Snechkus urged stronger ideological work after noting Hungary inspired Lithuanian nationalists to raise their heads. He said bourgeois nationalist elements and accomplices are attacking the Lithuanian Communist party, with copies of his speech circulating in the Lithuanian party press. Anti Communist activity also appeared in a speech by Accin Novotny, Czechoslovakia's Communist boss.
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Lithuania
Communist Party
Hungary
Antanas Snechkus
Soviet
Lithuanian Communist Party
Snechkus
Moscow
Soviet Union
Baltic Republic
Latvia
Estonia
Ancain Novotny
Tommunist
NAACP Helps Only When Asked, Says Thurgood Marshall
Thurgood Marshall, NAACP legal adviser, testified that the Negro group helps those with civil rights violations only when asked. He explained the NAACP does not volunteer aid in segregation cases and discussed ongoing efforts to obtain a permanent injunction in Tyler. Also named were Roy Wilkins and A. Simpson Tate, with Tate on retainer to the Legal Defense Fund. the fund does not supervise the Dallas lawyer.
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Tyler
Tex
Thurgood, Marshall
NAACP
Marshall
W. J. Durham
Dallas
Texas
John Ben Shepperd
Clinton, Tenn
Shepperd
Clinton
Goring
Roy Wilkins
Jeen
Otis Dunagan
A. Simpson Tate
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc
Eight Dead In Phillips Plane Explosion Crash
In Bartlesville Oklahoma a Phillips Petroleum Co planes with eight aboard crashed south of the city after taking off from Bartlesville airport. Eyewitnesses described spiraling descent and explosion as the craft failed shortly after engine trouble. Authorities identified the eight victims and reported debris and a smoke trail from the wreckage.
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Phillips
Bartlesville Okla
Phillips Petroleum Co
Plese
Bartlesville
Bey al Tich
Bartesville
Tulsa
Cominaly
Joe Bower
Gaskill Binckley
Phillipe Company
Engi
Sondow
Pasa Pobre
Shaffer
Tseetreom
IRA raids across Ulster in major operation
Raiders wielding dynamite and submachine guns conducted a multi county assault in Ulster, blowing up a BBC relay, a courthouse, a radio station and a British Army camp, with a police officer wounded and five arrests. Police said the IRA aimed to deter internal splits and bolster a united bid to join the Irish Republic.
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Northern Ireland
Ulster
Porlice
Irish Republican Army
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Irish Republic
TRA
Republic
United “Kingdom
anyAremy Auca
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Londonderry
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
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Inishmore
Newtown Butler
Tore Head
Defense resumes in Cross murder trial at Big Spring
In Big Spring Texas the defense resumed its case in tavern operator R Cross’s murder trial for the October fatal shooting of Hugh Emmett George. Witness Frances Williams, a tavern waitress, testified that George appeared angry and threatened Cross before the shooting as the state rested its case yesterday.
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Tex
R. Cross
Cross
Hugh Emmett George
Crows
Jerday
Frances Williams
George
Polio Emergency Funds Granted in Texas in November
Dallas report shows the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis distributing 72300 in Texas during November to augment statewide polio recovery efforts. The foundation noted support aimed at aiding medical facilities and regional clinics across the state.
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National Foundation For Infantile
Texas
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Warsaw Reports 83 Riot Arrests
Warsaw radio reported 83 persons arrested in anti-Soviet demonstrations that erupted Monday night in Sienin. Rioters attacked public buildings in the Baltic Port area, smashing windows and furniture after the arrest of a man.
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Warsaw
Poland
Sienin
Gas Victim Saved In 10 Miles Road Race
Fi Pas o a 10 mile race during which timeween was administered In no comin te gat ended curcessiolls Toreday Sam Vo Harding, owner, wae eed a c omteal at the El Paes general hospital, after te inp Mie wife, Mrs Sama Vo Harding, Tl mae pronounced dead pa
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Sam Vo Harding
el Paes General Hospital
Sama Vo Harding
Gunfight Chase Nets Suspect in Texas
A 34 year old man wanted for questioning in a contractor robbery was captured after a high speed chase reaching speeds up to 110 mph. The car overturned at Enochs and left the scene unconscious. Sheriff Hazel Hancock reported a wallet with 33 1/7 pulled from the man and jewelry found in the car. The suspect, identified as Omer Byford Rodgers on papers, refused to ID further.
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Littlefield
Tex
Can
Enochs
Cochran County
Hazel
Buck Ross
Omer Byford Rodgers
Japan Approved As U.N. Member
The Security Council unanimously recommended Japan's election as a member of the United Nations, sending the proposal to the General Assembly for final approval likely next week. After years of Soviet vetoes since 1952, the Tokyo government now stands with broad support for admission. Meanwhile East Texas industry officials noted ongoing growth in agriculture and manufacturing in the Piney Woods region, highlighting a half‑billion dollar sector.
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Security Council
Japan
Soviet Union
Tokyo
Houston
Abe Prunts
East Texas
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