$100 000 Syracuse Fire Probed After Cigarette Toss
Arson investigators probed a blaze that damaged a $100 000 hire for a triangular business building at Wilbur Ave and W Fayette St. Four persons were injured when Hook and Ladder Truck 7 spilled six cars on W. Cenesee St. near the mall Post Office due to a wheel locking on the tiller. The rubbish stack beside a shoe repair shop and Val’s Grill is blamed as the likely start of the fire.
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Wilbur Ave
W. Fayette St
Apurt
W. Cenesee St
Mall
Jann M. Dacey
Fred A. Palma End Polles
Xegerette
Ten Thousand Unarmed Workers March in Budapest Rally
Ten thousand unarmed Hungarian workers marched on Parliament in Budapest in a protest over mass deportations to Russia. There were no clashes as Russian troops guarded the area, tanks and guards lined the streets, and demonstrations continued amid government pledges and calls for wider strikes.
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Budapest
Vienna
INS
Tom Budappest
Russia
Buda
Rom
Ald
Kedar
AVA
Pier Bylot
Hungarian Survivor Appeals for World Aid Before Senate Group
A Hungarian survivor told a Senate Internal Security subcommittee that the world must aid Hungary’s oppressed people. He presented photographs of Soviet atrocities and urged international support, claiming a patriot committee seeks the release of youths deported to Russia. He warned of political arrests under secret police and urged honest elections free of Soviet interference.
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Washington
Hungary
Senate
Russia
Alec
Ingo East
Budapest
Kadar
Rah Hw
Reiea
Wullete
Bai Ima
Communist Party
Arpad Hewat
Sheriff Riled Phoenix in unclear confrontation report
Fragmentary text describes a sheriff in Phoenix and a confrontation involving Albert f Logan and the Adam McWoum & Anderson Co. men. Police heard subcommittee statements but details of fighting are not provided, with subcommittee members claiming readiness to act.
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Albert F- Logan
Jane Man
Adam
McWoum & Anderson Co
Mel
Alcies
Debated Witnesses And Refugee Questions In Hungary Case
fragmented OCR notes describe a witness recounting torture allegations and Soviet-led actions in Hungary. references to May June 3851 and a county sheriff, deportations, a $64 check, and varied names suggesting a chaotic report on political refugees and legal testimony.
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Sheri
L. C
Phoenix
Emsgary
Tito Denies Blame for Uprisings in Eastern Europe
London dispatch reports Tito denying responsibility for Poland and Hungary uprisings. Tanjug aired his Pule speech rebutting blame on Yugoslavia and criticizing Stalinist elements. The piece notes Tito's past split from Moscow and later rapprochement during Khrushchev era.
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London
Yugo Slav
Agenicy
Tanjug
Tito
Hungary
Poland
Pula
Communist Family of Nations
Stalin
Paign
Soviet Communist Party
Oss Mikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Tio
Ihrushchey
Kremlin
Yalta
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Communist Party
Pal Fey
Army Post Reborn for Hungarian Refugees at Camp Kilmer
Refuges from Hungary arrive as the Army restructures Camp Kilmer NJ into a reception and welfare hub. Lt. Col. Thomas W. Herren notes a nationwide effort to aid 5000 refugees, with 1138 buildings and 600 personnel ready to assist families.
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Adivun Anoeiu
Hungary
Divisgnona
Kilmer
Slosse Press
Cen
Thonas W. Herren
James C. Mogerty Sud
Wilber
MM. Brucker
Rion
Tirat
Levine
Theo
Mild Weather Forecast for February Weekend
Meteorologist Dale Collins reports mild conditions with scattered showers likely. Tonight and tomorrow see cloudy skies with brisk winds and a high near 68. A low pressure system west of Syracuse threatens snow and much colder weather by Saturday.
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Femorvawy
Dale Collins
Ekica
Syracuse Fa
Callins
No Volunteers If Foes Leave in Egypt Spokesman Says
An Egyptian Embassy spokesman said Egypt would seek dispatch of Soviet volunteers only if British French and Israeli troops do not withdraw promptly. He noted uncertainty about any withdrawal and said Egypt wished to follow United Nations decisions. The statement followed a day of Arab diplomatic exchanges and cautions about possible misinterpretations.
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Moscow
Egypt
Taraeli
United Nations
Ambassdor Mohammed Ef Kony
Dirce
Catra
Bayn
Arab Leaders Threaten Use of Force Over Egyptian Withdrawals
In Beirut a summit of three kings, a crown prince, presidents and ministers warned Britain France and Israel to withdraw troops from Egyptian territory per UN resolutions. They pledged joint responsibility for aggression and said nations will defend themselves under UN Charter Article 41 if demands are not met, potentially triggering military actions.
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Lebanon
Britain
France
Jarad
Dhase
Jardiu
Syria
Yemen
Libya
Sommuniue
Tn & Coromunique
Sime Aids
Ttig
United Nations
Israel
Franca
Egyptians Reject Great War Split
Mustafa Amin, Egyptian publisher, arrived in New York to say Egyptians do not want a great war. He warned that if aggressors are not punished, further clashes could occur. Amin claimed the army is not fighting while the people are, and urged UN action to stop the war.
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New York
Mustafa Amin
Planetum
Cairo
Egypt
Korea
Amin
Newspsoar Akhbar el Yom
Wasser
Poul Sul
United Nations
Natons Doon Wat
Britain Shifts Egypt Move Blame To Soviet Buildup
France and Britain reassess their rationale for actions in Egypt as Soviet military buildup in the region becomes the focal point. The shift follows criticism at home and abroad, with officials citing changing circumstances in the canal zone and Middle East tensions. A long sentence limits due to readable fragments. Military and diplomatic dynamics drive revised explanations amid regional scrutiny.
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London
Britain
Faris
Thangds
Canal
Middle East
Pehle Almister Eaen
Salory
United States at United Nations Debates Middle East and Red China
Acting Secretary of State Herbert Hoover Jr. is slated to address the U N General Assembly as U S policy battles India and the Soviet Union over agenda items including seating Red China. A Middle East tension flare prompts Hammarskjold to fly to Egypt to assume control of a police operation, with further details on page 25.
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United Nations
Harbert Hoover, Jr
Spé& All
U.N. General Assembly
Auerice
Middle East
Wodyl
United States
Commidica Recs
China
Thel. JN
The &5
India
Soviet Union
Mideast
Ceneral Dag Hammarskyok
Egypt
Hamamarskyok
New York
Hammarskjold
Moscow
TODAY'S CHUCKLE Youth
A humorous exchange about marriage commitments. A young man jokes that he cannot escape marriage once he weds, framing the humorous dilemma in light hearted terms. The quip reflects social expectations around marriage and duty in a playful tone.
UN Plan Moves 92 Troops and Supplies to Egypt
U.N. authorities organized a rapid airlift to Egypt with two dozen planes delivering troops and equipment. A first cluster of 45 Danes and 47 Norwegians arrived near Abu Suweir ahead of a third flight, while Swissair airliners ferried a multinational police and support contingent. A second group of about 100 troops, including Colombians and Norwegians, was slated to depart shortly from Capodichino as shuttling of planes accelerates.
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London
Unis
Middle East
U.N
Cormunist
Abu Suweie
Abu Suweniz
Sanl Bear Sandilia
International Police
Swissair
Egyntatte
Capodiching
Maly
Naples
Swissair Ollicials
Hadas
Tonvorrowy
Areca Tarhdre
Egypt
Secon
Capodichino
Survive' B36 Crash Near Denver Reported No Fatalities
A B36 with 11 aboard crashed north of Denver near the Rocky Mountain Arsenal. Initial reports said no lives were lost. two men were hospitalized. Witnesses helped pull airmen from the wreck as residents attended the scene near local homes and federal property.
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den Yen
Orst
Lowry Air ‘Force
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Tle
Tle Yens Eral
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