Hungarians Defy Soviet Forces Amid Revolt in Budapest
Reports from Budapest describe Hungarians fighting on against 200000 Soviet troops as homes are destroyed and a general strike persists. The resistance, led by Imre Nagy’s government, rejects Soviet control and calls for the return of prewar authorities.
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Rus
Communist Party
Niki
Nile
Praladeayal
Hungary
Gawo
Popular Front
I Kaw
Andléctine Commsunist
Budapest
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
Punyel
U.N. Observat
Istvan Sebes
Dag Ramimarskyold
U.N
Sebes
Bulganin Toppled Suspect in Soviet Power Shakeup
Washington based intelligence predicts Nikolai Bulganin slated for removal as top leader of the Soviet Union. Nikita Khrushchev expected to survive a purge and maintain central control, while blame for failures in Hungary and Poland grows within the Soviet leadership.
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Washington
INS
Yast
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Soviet Union
Niklin Karushchev
Hoss
Communist Party
Khrishchev
Kremlin
Khrushchiv
Khrushchev
So Pviet Union
Hungary
U N debate on Hungary cleared for priority agenda
United Nations steering committee approved a quick debate on Hungary despite Soviet objections. The 11 to 2 vote placed the Hungarian issue on the General Assembly agenda, with Egypt abstaining and Czechoslovakia voting no. The committee also urged the Middle East issue be added to the assembly agenda.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
I-nation Committee
Soviet Union
Cecchealo-ovakia
Egypt
Mexican gunboat fires on U S shrimp boat near Tampico
The shrimp boat Pescador was fired on by a Mexican gunboat wounding captain Tom Wilson who was taken for treatment. Owner John Santos says the vessel, escorted by the gunboat, headed to Tampico, Mexico. State Department reports Wilson resting, not in danger, amid ongoing U S Texas maritime disputes over sovereignty and fishing rights.
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Tex
United Bltes
Pescador
Tom Wilson
Coase Guard
Tampa
John Santos Cshrinaz
Bxownsville
Tudo
Mexico
Axel Uneeners
Texas Shirin Assa
Texas Shumpers
Tampico
Charles Wilsom Nophiew
Driver Arrested On Tipsy Charge In Delvite Chase
Norman J. Rogers of 1921 Burnet Ave was arrested around 3 am after a pursuit in Delvite. State Police described spotting Rogers driving erratically near the Thruway Interchange before a chase halted him. He was released later by Peace Justice George P. Kimipoll.
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Norman J. Rogers
Burnet Ave
Peace Justice
George P. Kimipoll
Tig Town
Dewi
Thooper Thomas F. Gallagher
Theawhy State Police
Rogers
Thruway
Riet
James 34
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Kim Ball
Editorial Page Highlights and Page Labels
Today features an editorial page with politics and society essays. It notes sections including Amusements Financial Classified and Sports, with page numbers and a list of editors and contributors. A brief "Deaths" item appears among the editorial notes.
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City
Wanita
Menai
Rage
Weather forecast: windy spell with mild temps ahead
Weather brief notes a five day windy stretch with temperatures near 50 degrees tomorrow. Winds shift to south southeast, replacing today's cold northwesterlies. Clearing tonight brings a low around 28 degrees and overnight northerly gusts ease as a warmer airway moves in.
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Andy Epler
CasLs Ausis
Warner
Supreme Court Upholds Alabama Bus Segregation Ruling
The Supreme Court today unanimously affirmed a lower court decision upholding segregation on Montgomery buses. The case, appealed by Montgomery city officials and the Alabama Public Service Commission, cites prior rulings on school and public facility segregation. No further details on potential remedies were provided.
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Supreme Court
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Wdge U.S. District Court
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Board of Commissioners
Alabama Public Servce Commission
Ueprocte
Equal Protector
Mi Tion
State Commission
Tus
Sheppard Loses Fight for Review in Slay Trial Case
In Washington Dr. Santuel and others pressed for a Supreme Court review of the bludgeon slaying case involving Sheppard. He, serving a 10 year to life term in Ohio Penitentiary, argued the trial was unfair due to adverse publicity.
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Santuel Th
Sheppard
Gepelund Astocrati
Oday Jost Bis
Supreme Court
Vieian
Wie
Martyn
Ohio
Wilson's Wife Undergoes Medical Observation in Washington
The wife of the Defense Secretary was taken to a Washington hospital during the tense period after the escort incident. The Pentagon said she is undergoing medical and surgical observation following the event.
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Washington
INS
Irs
Chares E. Wilson
Defense
Walter Reedarty Hospital
Cari Dlay
Pentagon
Revered Cleric Declares Washington Drives Spiritual Renaissance
The Rev. Dr. Edward T. R. Elson of National Presbyterian Church, Washington, stated today that Washington leads a spiritual renaissance in America. He praised the spiritual life of President Eisenhower and others in his church, saying their devotion is transparently sincere and utterly genuine during a men’s club gathering.
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Edward T. R. Elson
National Presbyterian Church At
Washington
America
Eissenhower
National
Dehydration Therapy Using Heat Packs Attracts Mississippi Doctor
Disjointed report cites Dr Guy T Wise of Moridiar praising a hot pack and dehydration method for treating a common cold. It describes using hot water bottles or electric pads to stimulate fluids and suppress congestion, with claims of high success over five years and calls for laxatives and antibiotics as needed.
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Avery
Guy T. Wise
Moridiar
Sie
Foreign Policy Brief Raises Fresh Hope
Washington reports Sen Morse formerly critical of the administration voiced optimism for a united foreign policy. He favored a broader UN approach and hinted at a possible briefing on the international situation. Some senators urged restraint, while others urged military action if Soviet moves demanded it.
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Morse
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Ewenhower
United Nations
Senate
Sen
D-Ark
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Eisenhower
Unay
Middle East
One Day Delay in Troop Departure From Suez Zone
Reports from London say the planned departure of British police units for Egypt was postponed due to tight lines and schedules amid a dispute over Egypt’s terms for police admission. U.N. observers landed at Port Said with a multinational contingent while the advance force prepares for Cairo operations.
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Suez
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Slani
Frerel
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Egypt
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Egyot
Port Said
Yan
Canal Zone
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Palestine
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Cairo
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Entirte
Norway
Denmark
Colomba
Woman reports husband missing in jokey exchange
A woman told police there is a message for her missing husband. Asked what to tell him if found, she quipped that Mother did not forgive after all.
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30 000 Red Volunteers in the Mideast
The Daily News reports 11 000 Russian volunteers and technicians are sent to the Middle East in the last 30 days, according to a highly reliable source. A Washington dispatch says many have already reached Egypt and other Arab states via China and India, with Moscow spending billions in the buildup.
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Daily News
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Egypt
al Arab
China
India
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Soviet Union
Middle East
Russia
Ean
Istarl
Britain
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Technix
Time Perception Measured By Brain Clock Theory
UCLA scientists propose an electromechanical model to study the fourth dimension. Dr. Robert Tschirgi and colleagues argue that dimensional perception is a biological clock in the brain. If brains can perceive time shifts, unpredictable events could become foreseeable and less mysterious.
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Ula
Robert Tschirgi
Dr. Tschirgl
Dus
de. R. Dekaan
UW. L. Taye
A. J
Dry Tschirgi
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