Martial Law Enforced as Hungary Cracks Down
Vienna reports police and troops imposing rigid controls across Hungary to crush the rebellion led by Janos Kadar. Military trials threaten death for murder arson robbery and similar offenses. A nationwide strike call by the Budapest Central Workers' Council and a communication blackout precede a renewed Soviet-style crackdown.
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Vienna
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Wicons
Moscow
Harold Milks
Eisenhower condemns Soviet brutality on Human Rights Day
President Eisenhower urged free peoples to note Soviet brutality in Hungary on Human Rights Day. He called for worldwide mourning and prayers, saying the Hungary outbreak repudiates the UN rights declaration and demands immediate withdrawal of Soviet forces under UN supervision. The U.S. and 15 nations ask the UN General Assembly to condemn the USSR and support Hungarian independence and rights.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Augusta
Eisenhower
Hungary
United Nations
America
William N. Oatis
N.Y
United States
U.N. General Land Impartial Tribunal
U.N
Zion
Aerial Monster Studied Air Force Gets First Of 400 Troop Transports
The Air Force receives the first of 10 large transport planes, capable of carrying 400 troops each. The C130 will replace older models like the C119 and C124, promising speed gains and a significantly larger airlift capacity.
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Air Force
Ardmore
Hal
Isinow
Daehte Anal Finnal Teanstort
Tac
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Douglas
Farmers To Vote On Crop Controls In Three States
An article notes farmers in three states will vote on crop controls including corn cotton and peanut crops. It mentions an opposing stance by a Cuban delegate Emilio Nunez Portuondo who plans to introduce a resolution urging the U.N. to take a stand against Russia’s actions in Hungary. The piece also reports on U.S. air transport developments, including the first Lockheed C130 Hercules aircraft entering service alongside Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcars.
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Hungary
Emilio Nunez-Portuondo
Assembly
Russia
U.N
Shervant
Fairchild
Agriculture Department
Giant plan for farmland and Cuba policy stalled
The article outlines the political dispute over farm acre limits, possible Cuban resolution action, and a looming referendum in 24 states. It notes that the largest turnout is expected and cites Soviet veto concerns. It also covers a separate Air Force ceremony presenting the Hercules transport and future aircraft plans including the C132 and C124 replacements.
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Russia
Securi
Ty Council
Numez-Portvondoyin
Ghia
Portsmouth
Goodyear’s Son Uses Radiation Lab For Rubber Progress
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. heads a new radiation laboratory, operated by Goodyear Atomic Co., to develop rubber products for radiation environments. Dr. R P Dinsmore notes Cobalt 60 emits high energy rays used to study vulcanization and radiation resistance, aiming at aircraft tires and plastics improvements.
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5. D. Gehman
Goodyear Tire& Rubber Co
T. C. Gregson
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear Tire
Goodyear Atomic ,Corp
Portsmouth Area
GAT
Akron
R. P. Dinsmore
Goodyear
Dinsmore
Portsmouth police begin new training classes at Naval Reserve Center
Twenty five officers reported for training as State Highway Patrol instructors lead two daily sessions from 9 to 1 and 2 to 6 today through Thursday. The goal is efficiency in crowd control. City Manager Lafton aims to secure protection for telephones during a strike and will meet Gov Lausche in Columbus. National Guard readiness is pledged if needed, though officials expect no deployment. The union and Ohio Consolidated face a pending unfair labor practices hearing in Probate Court Tuesday.
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Portsmouth Police Department
Naval Reserve Training Center
State Highway Patrol
Police Department
Robert EB. Lafton
Ito
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Portsmouth
Layton
Frank J. Lausche
Columbus
National Guard
Lausche
Ohio Consolidated
Ohio National Guard
Pportsmouth
Ciq-Communications Workers of America
Missing Canadian airliner with 62 aboard storms out of sight
Early reports say a Canadian airliner carrying 62 people is missing amid a severe storm. Rescue efforts and search teams are being organized as authorities assess flight plans and weather conditions.
Plane Listed Overdue In Mountains
VANCOUVER B C TransCanada Air Lines flight 810 with 62 aboard vanished in a violent windstorm over the Cheam Mountains south central British Columbia and was feared crashed. A light on Suings Mountain near Abbotsford flickered out, suggesting possible fate. The plane had left Vancouver for Eastern Canada and last spoke at 10 p.m. when Captain Allan Clarke requested descent from 8,000 feet. A massive search was planned at dawn with all available aircraft and ground parties from Chilliwack. The flight carried four Western Interprovincial Football Union players bound for the East-West game. The weather included gusts to 50 mph after heavy rains and storms in the mountains.
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Vancouver
B.C. WN
TransCanada Air Lines
British Columbia
Suings Mountain
Abbottsford
Canadian Air Force
North Star
Chilliwack
TCA
Saskatchewan
Western Interprovincial Football Union
Montreal
Calgary
Regina
Winnipeg
Toronto
Hope
Cheam Mountains
Crippled Plane Lands With Car Crutch in Norfolk
Weekend pilot Manning Rooks landed a damaged plane by placing its left wheels on the runway while the right wing rested on a moving automobile. Ed Hornbaker, renting the plane, drove the car and coordinated the landing with two passengers holding the struts. Rooks praised Hornbaker for the daring plan.
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Norfolk
Manning Rooks
Rooks
Ed Hornbaker
Municipal
Hornbaker
CAA
Clinton High Reopens Amid Racial Peace
Clinton Tennessee reports the integrated Minton High School reopened with eight students walking together. About 1000 students enrolled as authorities noted no disturbances. Trial dates were set for January 28 in Knoxville for 16 white defendants charged with violating court injunctions on integration.
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Clinton High
Clinton
Tenn
Minton High School
East
Tennessee
Knoxville
Dist
Robert L. Taylor
Taylor
Indiana CAP Joins Search For Jet Trainer
ELKHART Ind The Indiana Civil Air Patrol ordered 30 planes aloft today for a second day’s search for an Air Force T33 jet trainer plane unreported since late Saturday night. The search also continued in northern Ohio.
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Indiana
Elkhart
Ind
Indiana Civil Air Patrol
Ohio
Hungary Goal Here $2,612
Scioto County set its Red Cross Hungarian relief drive target at 2612. Local chairman John L Snook was informed by E Rolang Harriman. Campaign chairman John R Laren said headquarters will invite contributions. The Red Cross has already appropriated 300000 for medicines, equipment, food and clothing. The U S emergency appeal seeks five million for meals, shelter and medical care for refugees in Austria and those arriving in the United States.
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Scioto County
American Red Cross
John L. Snook
E. Rolang Harriman
John R. Laren
Red Cross Fund
National Bank
Red Cross
Mr. Harriman
Harriman
Hungary
Austria
United ‘States
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U.N. General Assembly
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