Rebel Hanged As Get Tough Policy Begins
Budapest reports the new martial law regime hanged Janos Soltesz for concealing weapons, the first execution under Premier Janos Kadar’s hard line. Conviction followed a military trial in Miske, near the Czech border, amid ongoing unrest and clashes with Russian troops.
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Lajos Nagy
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Janos Kedar
Soltest
Vienna
Vem
Miskolc
Mecsek
Pecs
Hungary
Kocbanaya
Csepel Island
Danube
Csepe
First Hungary Refugees Reach Texas To Live
Seventeen Hungarian refugees arrived in Dallas from Camp Kilmer New Jersey to begin new lives in Texas. A vanguard of 86 will follow, with jobs and housing offers already pledged by the Dallas Hungarian Freedom Committee. The welcome included SMU Band, worship at Sacred Heart Cathedral, and hotel housing while processing for new homes continues.
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Imte
Texas
Camp Kilmer
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Dallas Hungarian Freedom Committee
Gerald Mann
Southern Methodist Band
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Sacred Heart Cathedral
White Plaza Hotel
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Aeronautics Board
New Jersey
First Shot Fired By U N Troops In Egypt
Port Said Egypt December 15 US troops exchanged fire with guerrillas during patrols, marking the first time U N forces fired since international police units arrived. No casualties were reported in the incident near the blue helmets.
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Weather report fragment from Tarra region
Fragmentary weather note mentions mild today with gusty winds and a warm period ahead. Several garbled phrases reference temperatures near 66 and recent clear winds, with unclear details about days and locations.
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Sanares
Isis
Sorcie
Tims Winder
Beating Suspected in 11 Month Old's Hospitalization
An 11 month old Latin American infant, Alfredo Perez, remained in fair condition at Medical Center after alleged daily belt beatings, scratching and a bite. A 13 year old Latin American laborer was detained for assault with intent to murder as detectives investigated.
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Medical Center” Hospital
Alfredo Perez
Felicitas Perez
Gulf
James Johnson
Medical Center Hospital
Johnson
US grants 44 million to aid Hungarian refugees
President Eisenhower announced an emergency 4 million grant to aid Hungarian refugees in Austria. Funds go through the United Nations, supplementing a prior 1 million set aside in November. The Red Cross reports slow private contributions to its 5 million Hungarian relief drive. More than 100,000 Hungarians have fled to Austria. many may seek asylum in Western nations.
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Eisenhower
Austrix
United Nations
American
Rent Cross
Red Cross
E. Roland Harrison
United States
Hagerty
Ident Eisenhower
Justice Department
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Ncan
Dulles
Wisgress
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U. S
Europe
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Council
New Vigor And Unity Of NATO Hailed In US
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles said NATO nations show renewed vigor and unity for security amid talks of streamlining Allied plans and reducing U.S infantry manpower by about four thousand per division over the next two years. They stressed shared burdens and resources as the Atlantic Pact centers pursue military modernization and a fresh study of weapons and strategy.
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Tanya Comes Home To Stay
Tanya Chwastov arrives in New York from London with her mother and doll, ending a custody clash involving her Russian father Alexis Chwastov. A British court previously awarded custody to her mother Elena Romanov Uhaczok of Detroit after a stopover custody dispute across the United States and Britain.
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Tanya Chwastov
Tanya
London
Alexis Chwastov
Russia
United States
Britain
Briiain
iElena Romanov Uhaczok
Detroit
Tanys
Egyptian police to enter Port Said after evacuation
An Egyptian police battalion of about 1,000 men will move into Port Said on Sunday immediately after Anglo French forces complete their evacuation, per a high ranking officer on the Egyptian liaison committee to the UN Emergency Force. The officer said Gen J. L. M. Borny’s UNEF HQ informed authorities the evacuation would be finished first, then police would secure the city.
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Port Said
United Nations Emergency Force
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Port Sait
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Port Sad
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Teo
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SpaakAffirms Atomic Defense Pact Leader Warns on Escalation
Paris dispatch reports Paul Spaak, new Atlantic Pact secretary general, reaffirmed that pact members will retaliate with atomic weapons to any major military attack, regardless of attacker arms. He stressed atomic retaliation policy in effect since 1954 and joined concerns over Dulles evacuation plans for major decisions.
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Paul H. Spask
Fredsy
John Foe
Er Dulles
Dulles
United States
Belem
Spaak
Three Heavy Chores Face Ike This Week
President Eisenhower meets with top aides on a busy Saturday in Washington as Jawaharlal Nehru arrives aboard the Columbine III to begin a London-anchored trip. He also conferred with John Foster Dulles returning from the NATO Paris meeting and prepared for a State of the Union address while battling illness. Budget talks with Perceval Brundage and aides focused on a balanced FY fiscal year while Defense and foreign aid totals remain undecided.
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North Atlantic Treaty Council
Paris
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White House
Defense Department
Issue Killed By 128 Votes In Ector County Bond Defeat
A record turnout of Ketor County taxpayers rejected a $4,141,000 school bond by 128 votes. Unofficial totals showed 2,840 votes cast, the largest in a local school election, and noted as the first bond defeat in the county. Polls operated at the East 38th Street fire station.
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Lue Ai Ayoux Eleuion
Charlie Walker
Ector County
East 38Th
Penwell
Bor Te
Hilgeninsk
Menwell
Notrees
Iit
Oca
Odessa
Walker
Southside
North Golder
Goldsmith
Eden Tackles Britain's Fuel Shortage and Ration Chaos
Prime Minister Eden returned from vacation to confront Britain’s fuel crisis as gasolin e rationing nears. Government promises a Monday start, ration books and emergency coupons to trucking firms amid widespread supply confusion. Industry groups warn of looming transport breakdowns as stations shut and firms await details on commercial fuel limits.
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London
Eden
Britain
Liberal News Chronicle
No. 17
Downing St
Ministry of Fuel
R.A. Morton
Road Haulage Assn
Federation of British Industries
Student Killed in Houston Car Crash December 15
James Holt, 17, a Houston high school student, died early today when the car in which he rode crashed into a cotton gin at Simonin west of Houston during fog. Three other youths were injured in the wreck.
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James Holt
Simoninn
Red Cross Explains Relief Value of Donations
Washington December 15. The American Red Cross released figures showing dollar impact for Hungarian relief. A five dollar gift funds one of several items such as a day’s food for ten refugees or 42 jars of baby food. A twenty five dollar contribution covers warm underwear for thirty children, sweatshirts for forty two children, blankets, milk, or penicillin doses.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Hungary
Red Cross
Gunmen Kidnap Cuban Revolt Leader's Son
Gunmen abducted the missing son of Fidel Castro in Mexico City, sparking a citywide manhunt and tense security alerts. Officials confirmed a child was seized from a residence on a central street as authorities pursued possible suspects and attempted to prevent a larger uprising.
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Castro
Cesar Catto Diaz
Fidel Ceero
Cing
Htt Atae
Coba
Hidden Page Fragments From A Dated Publication
Torn OCR fragments show page references and partial captions including scattered names and numbers. The readable text hints at page numbers 1708 1 and 4 31, with references to Magee and Trae, suggesting a periodical index or classifieds snippet rather than a complete article.
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