Vancouver Area Plane Vanishes in Violent BC Windstorm
A Trans-Canada Air Lines DC-4 like aircraft carrying 62 people disappeared near Vancouver amid a 50 mph gust storm. The flight from Vancouver to eastern Canada vanished after engine trouble near Hope, with an extensive air and ground search underway and four Saskatchewan Interprovincial Football Union players aboard.
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Inside Hungary revolts spark fear and fury in Budapest
Exiled American reporter claims Communist rulers provoked anti Communist demonstrations to crush them, naming Ernce Geroe as the plotter. He says the uprising spread from Budapest across Hungary, threatening Moscow and setting off a crackdown that may not end.
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Chicago Arrest Solves Grocery Burglary Here
A Chicago physician's report of a youth with a gunshot wound led Indiana State Police to arrest four Terre Haute youths for the burglary of Clyde Wright Grocery on the north side. The wounded youth was identified as Hildrea T. Parker, 19, with Fort Harrison Road listed. The three other suspects are juveniles.
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Have You Given To The Tribune Star Christmas Basket Fund
Donation appeal asks readers to contribute to the Tribune Star Christmas Basket Fund. Previous gifts total 73 dollars with a 65 dollar entry noted. Bring money to 721 Wabash Avenue for publication and baskets for needy families. applications to receive baskets due by Tuesday December 18 at 920 Chestnut Street Family Service Association.
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Dulles and Lloyd Reach Real Progress on Middle East
U S Secretary of State Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Lloyd met at the American Embassy in Paris and reported real progress toward aligning their views on the Middle East waterway. They discussed canal clearance, operation, and future control, aiming for quick, unified action amid NATO drives.
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Lloyd
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Tension In Port Said as Egyptian Fighters Hit British Patrol
Egyptian underground fighters in Port Said attacked an eight-man British patrol with grenades and machineguns injuring one soldier. Seven Egyptians were arrested as tensions rise after Anglo-French troops evacuate the city amid growing arms smuggling and fear of further unrest.
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Industrial drive reshapes Mukden in Manchuria
Canadian reporter David Lancashire reports from Mukden in Liaoning Province on Manchuria’s rapid industrial push. He notes 1834 factories and mines, electricity cuts at peak times, and a living pattern centered on work with nights spent at school.
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President Eisenhower deplores Soviet brutality on Human Rights Day
In Augusta on Human Rights Day observed nationwide prayers for Hungary victims. Eisenhower condemns Soviet terror, urges global mourning, and notes the UN rights declaration is nearly repudiated. He appeals for renewed resolve among free peoples.
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City vows faster lighting after downtown outage
John McVay Terre Haute boulevard light superintendent said a 75 foot underground cable short dimmed downtown lights. Workmen will work overtime to repair as 40 bulbs have been replaced downtown and temperature fluctuations shorten bulb life. Street lights on Cherry street and parts of Wabash avenue are affected and improvements are promised soon.
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Wabash Avenue
Weather Forecast for Terre Haute Area Warming Trend
The bulletin notes fair and warmer conditions tonight and Tuesday with a low of 25. On Wednesday expect partly cloudy skies and colder temperatures. River stage is 2.7 feet and rising. yesterday’s high was 32 and the low 24 with a trace of snow.
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Terre Haute
Worker’s Group Outlawed in Hungary Battle Report
Vienna reports describe about 10,000 armed Hungarian freedom fighters from the Corvin Legion clashing with Soviet troops in the hills north of Budapest. The fighters, under Maj. Gen. Bela Karoly, attacked Russian tanks and infantry as martial law was declared by Premier Janos Kadar.
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Budapest lovers wed in St Peter's Basilica romance
Two penniless young lovers from Budapest, owning little more than their clothes, were married Sunday in the splendor of St. Peter's Basilica. It marked the first reported romance among 2,500 Hungarians arriving in Rome.
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Hungary Tightens Rule as Martial Law Declared
Moscow backed Kadar regime abandons pretenses of democracy in Hungary as martial law is imposed and regional workers councils are outlawed. A general strike is proclaimed while all communications with the West are severed. Continued on page 2, column 5.
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Grace Comiskey Dies as Chicago White Sox Owner
Grace Comiskey 66 longtime president and head of the White Sox died suddenly in her Chicago apartment. She led the pioneering Comiskey family ownership since 1941 owning 4000 of 7450 shares and was succeeded in executive roles by her son Charles II and daughter Dorothy Rigney with John Rigney as vice president.
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Driver in Seven Car Crash Fined in City Court
A 42 year old motorist driving a car involved in a seven car collision near Nineteenth and Ash streets Monday pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined $114.75. Jack Willoughby of College Avenue had his license suspended for one year. Police estimated more than $3,000 in damage with no injuries reported.
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