Refugers Aid Grows as Hungary Crisis Deepens
Western Communist defections rise amid Soviet intervention in Hungary. United Press reports show hunger for aid to Hungarian refugees and Western offers accelerate after President Eisenhower authorized extended admissions to the United States. US agencies mobilize staff at Vienna to speed up refugee processing and relief programs.
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Snow and Cold Sweep New York Region Report
A heavy cold front brings about an inch of snow in parts of western and northern New York. Strong winds and near freezing temps sweep the state as Northeast regions feel the winter push. Snow covers hillside areas, with icy patches in several counties outside the USSR alert.
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California Heat Wave Sets Record in Los Angeles
A late season heat spell broke a one year high after reaching 100 degrees in Los Angeles yesterday. The previous benchmark was 91 degrees in 1901, tying the warmest late season day on record for the city.
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U S Rejects Five Power Parley on Hungarian Crisis
In Gettysburg a Swiss-proposed five power conference failed as the White House rejected the plan. President Eisenhower said the best approach was through the United Nations, and tensions rose amid reports in Budapest of mutinous Russian troops and a growing sense that Hungarian civilians faced a violent struggle for peace and independence amid Allied deliberations.
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7th Fleet Defense Shift Discussed in London Speech
Prime Minister Anthony Eden signaled willingness to deploy troops and assist in global defense. Britain and France push for a Big Three meeting with the United States in Washington to discuss a coordinated approach. Hagerty confirms discussions but says no firm plans exist.
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Indian Prophet Predicts Warm Winter Across Regions
Weather notes plus political turmoil mix in a regional report. Indian prophet Mary, a Potawatomi elder, forecasts a warm season while European cities face party splits and a Hungarian revolt. U.S. weather forecasts show highs near 95 to 100 in several locales as cold patterns shift.
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UN to send 17 nation police to Suez zone amid Cairo talks
Advance UN police units drawn from 17 nations prepare to move to the Suez Canal area to establish order as Egypt and Britain push for a ceasefire. The General Assembly approves a peace plan, with Pakistan, India, and Yugoslavia backing the move while the Soviet bloc faces criticism for intervention concerns.
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Volunteers Ready Riots Warn West to Act in Egypt
London dispatch quotes Soviet News Agency notes that Soviet authorities will not prevent Russian volunteers from intervening in Egypt. The broadcast says Soviet circles are pleased by British and French acceptance of the safeguards but fear an overextension, amid air and sea bombings and troop movements. The piece hints at continued conflict and references ongoing page two continuation.
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Navy patrol bomber missing north of Bermuda
A U S Navy PSM patrol bomber on routine training is missing north of Bermuda, last heard Friday night 350 miles north of Hamilton. Coast Guard planes search the area as a Liberian freighter reports a possible explosion off the Maryland coast and a lifeboat sighting in rough seas.
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Cheater Jailed in Formosa Practice Candidate Case
A resident of Formosa was sentenced to three years in jail on charges related to assisting in exams using fraudulent answers. The case involved individuals posing as legitimate candidates and doctors.
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Formosa
Todays Features and Pictorials in Local Paper
The page summarizes amusements editorially themed content and listings including music, comics, radio TV, and a page of photographs. It references women’s features and sports coverage, with a note on deaths, social notes, and classified items appearing in today’s edition.
Harvests’ $25,000 Cash Spur Mystery Near Willow Creek
Oscar Womack, 27, found more than $25,000 scattered along Willow Creek after a harvest day, with part of the money traced to a First National Bank and a suspected counterfeit bill investigation linked to Secret Service agents in Dallas. His mother Annie Wot Intack arranged payments totaling about $50,000, while officials seek the rest.
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Two Syracuse Drivers Fined for Drunken Driving
Two Syracuse men pleaded guilty to drunken driving before Judge P. Leo Dorsey. Eugene Palmer of 124 Huron St and Fred Watkins of Wembridge Dr were fined 100 each, had licenses suspended 30 days, and received suspended penitentiary sentences. Palmer, an engineer at New Process Gear, was cited after a three car crash on West St. Watkins, a service station attendant, was arrested after a separate crash on Erie Blvd East. Bowmand, 536 BD 1 Warners, had daughter Mary injured in a collision. Patrolman Jack Sirardi filed the report.
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Fort Carson Soldier Defects from Navy to Army
A two year old Fort Carson man faces desertion charges after allegedly joining the Army last May in San Diego under an assumed name following a Navy desertion. The case began when the PBY wired Carson officials about the man’s enlistment and apparent change of service.
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