Hungary Faces Martial Law Amid Unrest and Soviet Tactics
The article argues the Kadar government resorts to martial law to quell widespread unrest in Hungary. It claims dissolution of regional workers' councils, increased police power, and the threat of trials to deter resistance. It also notes Soviet troops nearby and questions the regime’s legitimacy versus Marxist principles.
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Kadar
Hungary
Akep
Gesie
Moscow
Soviet Bloc
Soviet Union
Best Way To Protest The Soviet Exchange Suspension
The United States suspends its cultural exchange with Russia as a protest after the Geneva talks. Americans have far more visits to the Soviet Union than Russians to the United States, and the move could hurt both nations equally. The State Department could choose a more effective protest method.
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U.S
Russia
Hungary
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
Europe
State Department
Death Sentences Highlight Deterrence Debate on Front Page
In Mineola Angelo LaMarca is condemned to death for the Weinberger baby kidnapping murder. In Springfield Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb received 99 year prison terms for the Franks boy murder, with debates over deterrence and life without parole.
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Mineola
N.Y
Angelo L&efrica
Weinberger
Springfield
Ill
Nathan Leopold
Franks
Richard Loeb
Loeb
New York
LaMarca
Clarence Darrow
Leopold
Darrow
Eisenhower Accepts Hoover Resignation Letter
President Eisenhower replies regretfully to Hoover's resignation as Under-Secretary of State, addressing the missive to "Dear Herbert" rather than "Dear Junior" in a formal exchange.
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Eisenhower
Hoover
Herbert
Junior
Gift limits and jokes spin through a Cozy Culture Club
A column mixes a holiday gift exchange with humorous limits on spending and home made presents. It also references public figures, mood in Illinois and notes on entertainers and local social clubs, ending with light reflections on city life and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Illinois
War Of Nerves Power Vacuum In Mid-East Worries Turkey
Turkish leadership commits 100 percent to NATO and the United States amid a Middle East power vacuum. The piece argues Russia and Syria threaten the region with a possible world war if Western leadership fails, and warns Turkey faces a fast deteriorating Arab frontier while the United States or the UN must fill the gap.
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Mr. Moto
Maryand
New England
George Apley
Mid-East
Turkey
NATO
United States
Middle East
Tsar
Eurasia
Byzantium
Constantinople
Russia
Soviet Union
Iran
Iraq
Greece
Syria
Palestine
Israel
France
Great Britain
United Nations
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Dick Cisne
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