American Embassy Besieged as Hungarian Police Disperse Protest
A mass demonstration in front of the U.S. embassy in Budapest was broken up by Hungarian police acting on Russian orders. About 2,500 women gathered with slogans against deportations and the AVH, with some witnesses reporting injuries as police carted off demonstrators. Tanks and armored cars limited further protest.
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U.S
AVH
Budapest
Legation
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Warmer but messy forecast muddles city weather
Weather forecast from Weatherman Andy Keller predicts warmer temperatures with snow changing to rain tonight and ongoing rain tomorrow. Temperatures rise to 45 after an overnight low of 35 with possible rough driving. colder air to bring more snow later, then a warmer trend by Sunday.
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Andy
Keller
Mercury
Deputy Burns From LPG Car Explosion in Hobbs
Deputy Sheriff Ivan Read aged 53 sustained painful burns Monday when liquefied petroleum gas used to power his private patrol car exploded. Authorities said the car used butane and a special carburetor and the gas was ignited.
Dangers from Russian setback in Hungary editorial note
Marquis Childs analyzes the ideological consequences of the Russian setback in Hungary. The page outlines regular features across Amusements Financial Bridge Radio-TV Classified Senior City Life Forum Editorial and Sports with Today’s Pictures on page 14.
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Marquis Childs
Radio-Tv
Forum
U.N. Urges Hungary to Admit Observers for Romania Crisis
The United Nations Assembly adopted a U.S. backed resolution urging Hungary and the Soviet Union to allow U.N. observers by December 7 to investigate conditions in Hungary. Dag Hammarskjold plans to visit Budapest mid December to coordinate relief and observer activities.
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Soviet Union
Hammarskjold
Imre Horvath
United States
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
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Israelis Vote to Tax to Fund Sinai Campaign Costs
In Jerusalem the Israeli section reports fares and utilities rising 10 to 20 percent. A proposed special tax to cover Sinai campaign and defense expenses is described as irresponsible by officials and citizens alike.
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Jerusalem
Sinai
Woman 88 Never Saw An Automobile
A Tennessee woman aged 88 has reportedly never seen an automobile, a fact noted with gentle humor about her long life and unfamiliarity with cars.
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Tennessee
Swans Found Tortured After Overnight Theft at Zoo
Stolen swans from Burnet Park Zoo were found hung by ropes behind the bear cage, apparently tortured to death. Police and Parks Commissioner Barry said intruders may have targeted more animals including a deer. two female swans had already been missing. The birds were valued at 75 dollars each.
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William A. Barry
Barry
Otis Thompson
van Hanley
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Iraq Offers Peace Talks With Nasser Over Baghdad Pact
Iraq stated it is ready to come to terms with President Nasser and urged him to drop propaganda against the Baghdad Pact. Foreign Minister Burhan Eddini Bashayan said Iraq would discuss modifications or a new collective security arrangement but would not compromise on the Baghdad Pact.
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Syria
Allied Pull-Out Becomes a Race
Port Said, Egypt reports a rush of ships as British and French forces accelerate withdrawal from Suez in a matter of weeks. U N commander Burns and British chief Keightley arrived to discuss the timetable while Masco Pravda warned against Israeli and Western agitation. Local shops maintain busy activity despite tensions as ships move toward harbor exits.
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Davies Dies in New York Banker Found Dead at Club
Harry W. Davies 60 chairman and CEO of Marine Midland Bank & Trust Co of Central New York was found dead in his Union League Club room New York City. He apparently suffered a heart attack in his sleep. He had traveled to attend a New York State Banking Board meeting and was slated to meet with Smith Corona Inc directors.
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Central New York
Union League Club
New York City
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Upstate New York
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Marine Midland Bank
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Mother Kills Children Self in California Tragedy
In San Gabriel California Mrs Ramona Hughes 27 killed her four children aged 7 3 2 and 9 months and herself after a dispute over finances. Husband William 47 found the bodies in the family car with a hose from the exhaust. A note cited household bills and overdue payments totaling 435 85 and police labeled the case one death by own action and four murders.
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William
Inflation and Uncertainty Grip Britain Amid Egypt Crisis
London reports show Britons fearing inflation unemployment and higher taxes as Egypt invasion worries mount. Commons debates foreign policy while Eden faces possible resignation and a vote of confidence as Jamaica rest ends. Diesel price hike looms, signaling rising living costs.
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United States
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Suez Cabal
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Jamaica
Driver Admits Drunk Charge In Court
Robert Buehner age 25 of 839 Factory Ave pleaded guilty to drunken driving. He was fined 100 dollars, a 30 day sentence suspended, and his license and vehicle registration revoked. Patrolmen Mallaro and Wild arrested him December 7 for erratic driving in N Salina areas.
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Factory Ave
Truman H. Preston
Buehner
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Fred Wild
N. Salina
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Robin Hood banker shocks Ellenville with $1.3 million bank shortage
Residents see the Home National Bank fail amid a $1.3 million shortage and liquidation orders. Former president William Richard Rose faces federal charges for falsifying records as about 3,000 depositors await losses above insured limits.
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