Hungary Crisis Deepens as Soviet Control Persists
Nehru told Parliament that 32 000 Hungarians were killed in or around Budapest as Soviet troops maintain martial law. Occupation forces seize resisters and many Hungarians face deportation to Russia. Despite propaganda of victory, Hungarians may renew resistance if Moscow withdraws and global attention grows. United States leads UN condemnations amid world regard for Soviet brutality.
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Strauss proposes five new jet reactors to accelerate atomic program
Chairman Strauss urged rapid expansion of America s peacetime atomic program. He called for five entirely new type jet reactors by 1962 and said government construction could follow if private firms fail to build. He argued for private primacy but government action when progress stalls.
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The Gifted School Faces Crowded Classrooms and Shortages
The article argues gifted students suffer from crowded classrooms and limited facilities, risking long term national talent loss. It notes schools vary in identifying giftedness, using IQ tests or observed high achievement, and urges early nurturing and adequate tools to develop exceptional ability.
They Can See What Are Missing Movie Item Noted
A fragmented item notes a film description where characters assess missing elements. The readable text hints at a mystery or investigative premise with ensemble figures and a suspenseful tone. The reference suggests a cinema project focusing on perception and disappearance.
Adlai Stevenson Items and Yale Folio Facsimile Price
The column reviews Stevensoniana including a limited 1952 edition of Stevenson’s 1952 Democratic convention addresses and a mimeographed collection of Adlai Stevenson speeches. It also notes a veto of a 1949 Illinois bill on cats and birds. Yale University Presscorrects a misprice for a Shakespeare First Folio facsimile, now priced at 15 dollars.
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Television and football stars mix with 1956 songs
The columnist notes that many pro players on TV may be former All-Americans or rookies. He concedes Jackie Gleason's show was well crafted and predicts electronic media will continue to review 1956 songs. Elvis Presley remains a frequent on-screen presence.
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Critics Decry Tuition Hikes And Facilities Delays
Fragment ends abruptly with critics of classes for waitresses at Southern Illinois University and a filling station in Columbia. No clear events or outcomes are stated beyond discontent with offerings and eligibility hints for football.
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On The Spot Team How U N Can Check Hungary
A 1956 opinion piece argues for.UN observers in Hungary without force. It proposes 29 embassies nominate officers to form a U N observer team with Dag Hammarskjold appointing members and possibly visiting Budapest. The author urges action over talk and questions risks versus benefits.
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Greeks Look To The West
Dorothy Thompson reflects on Greek identity and history amid Cyprus dispute and Western influence. She notes the fractured Greek sense of nationhood, the long diasporic Greek presence, and the appeal of Britain France and America while acknowledging tensions and shifts in self determination.
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Gabor sisters flee Hungary with quick wit and charm
Not all blond actresses are dumb. The beautiful Gabor sisters were smart enough to leave Hungary years ago.
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