Hungarian Revolt Suppressed by Martial Law Measures
AP reports Hungary under Premier Janos Kadar imposes martial law and dissolves major workers councils as government seeks to crush revolt. News blackout isolates Budapest from the West with limited Vienna to Moscow lines and reports of quiet in the capital. Police control traffic to halt anti-government movements and arms movement.
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Hungary
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Red
Vienna
Moscow
Harold Milks
Sarasota City Election: Two Commissioners Contest
Tomorrow is election day in Sarasota with one city ballot race between Frank L. Hoersting independent and M. E. Marable Citizens Committee. Voters should register their choice in a secret ballot to influence city government.
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Sarasota
Frank L. Hoersting
M. E. Marable
Citizens Committee
City Commission
Sarasota City
John Saba
Saba
Marable
Hoersting
Suspects Seized After Port Said Grenade Attack
British patrol in Port Said was ambushed early today with hand grenades and machine gun fire wounding one soldier. Seven suspects were detained after a house to house search in the center near the Municipal Gardens, amid fears of a planned wave of attacks.
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Sport Said
INS
Port Said
AGVA Officials Meet With Local Circus Guild
AGVA national administrator Jackie Bright visits Carpenters Hall for a special AGWA session on Lime Avenue to review the 1957 58 outdoor operation contract with Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus. The meeting aims to explain contract provisions and renegotiate points as needed.
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Ringling Circus
Jackie Bright
American Guild of Variety Artists
AGWA
Carpenters Hall
Lime Avenue
New York
Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus
Bright
Britons Fear Fresh Repression by Soviet and Kadar Regimes
A spokesman warns of deep disquiet over possible new acts of repression or bloodshed by Soviet military authorities and the Kadar regime, showing concern at potential defiance of United Nations resolutions.
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Kadar
Jnt
United Nations Assembly
Minnie Mermaid Predicts Snowbirds and Cold Air Influx
Minnie Mermaid notes a seasonal shift as cold air from the north reaches Florida. Sarasota expects fair weather then a drop in temperatures with highs 70 to 75 and lows 37 to 43, while the East Gulf sees northerly winds and generally fair conditions. Readings at 9:30 a.m. show 65 degrees with no rainfall.
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Minnie Mermaid
Sarasota
East Gulf
Freedom Day Highlights Human Rights Strife
United Nations marks Human Rights Day as freedom remains restricted in Hungary and other regions. Hammarskjold warns that denial of dignity harms peace while noting millions face Soviet repression, exile, or prison camps. the 1948 Declaration emphasizes freedom, equality, and brotherhood.
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U.N. Assembly
Siberia
Hammarskjold
U.N
Hungary
United Nations
Assembly
Outlawing Guided Missiles Initiative Outlined By U S
The United States readies a plan to outlaw long range guided missiles as military weapons. The proposal, approved by the National Security Council, aims to place future nuclear tests under United Nations supervision and restrict them.
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United Nations
National Security Council
Eisenhower
U.S
U.N
Eisenhower denounces Soviet terror in Hungary on Human Rights Day
President Eisenhower marked Human Rights Day with a bitter denunciation of the Soviet reign of terror in Hungary. He called Communists’ brutal treatment a repudiation of UN human rights principles and said the anniversary warrants worldwide mourning rather than celebration. He condemned brutality in Hungary and urged resolve by free people.
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Augusta
INS
Eisenhower
Hungary
United Nations
Soviet Union
Missing Trans-Canada Air Lines Plane Vanishes Over BC
A Trans-Canada Air Lines four engine airliner carrying 62 persons disappeared during a violent windstorm over southern British Columbia. Dawn search plans included 15 planes with ground parties to cover the route Vancouver to Toronto via Calgary Regina Winnipeg and Montreal.
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Vancouver
B. C
Trans-Canada Air Lines
British Columbia
Royal Canadian Air Force
Montreal
Calgary
Regina
Winnipeg
Toronto
Alent
Hope
B.C
Canada
RCAF
TCA
Moose Jaw
Sask
Saskatchewan
Western Interprovincial Football Union
North Star
Chilliwack
City Commission candidates Air Tonight in Final Talks
Report notes last minute campaign discussions as City Commission hopefuls prepare for air time. Mentions see page 9 for details and page 9 cover of a third city traffic death of Charles R. Henley. Page 6 and 7 feature wedding and two parties with calendar listings on page 7. Night publication includes polling places.
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City Commission
Charles R. Henley
Dulles Sets Major Talks with France to Mend Allies
Paris reports that Secretary of State Dulles will meet French Foreign Minister to renew Atlantic Alliance after strains from the Egypt invasion. The talks serve as a prelude to the annual meeting and aim to bury past discords.
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Paris
Dulles
Ceme
Egypt
Clinton High School Reopens Quietly After Tension
Eight students four boys and four girls returned to Clinton High School in Clinton Tennessee without incident. Anderson County Attorney Eugene Joyce warned that any further misconduct would be punished. A small group of newsmen observed the reopening as classes resumed normally.
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Clinton, Tenn
INS
Anderson County
Eugene Joyce
Clinton High School
U.N. Debates Condemn Russia Over Hungary Intervention
The United Nations Assembly opens a controversial session with a bid to condemn Russia for violating the charter by interfering in Hungary. The resolution accuses Moscow of depriving Hungarians of liberty and independence and notes the Hungarian will to regain rights. The US and allies push for more sponsors as sessions begin.
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United Nations, N.Y
INS
U.N. Assembly
Russia
Hungary
U.S
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