Hungary Rebels Push Reform Government Amid Deaths in Thousands
Amid revolutionary turmoil in Hungary, rebels seized eastern and southern regions and set up a revolutionary government led by Titoist premier Imire Nagy. A general strike crippled industry as Soviet troops faced growing resistance. reports speak of thousands killed and summary executions, with amnesty offered for arms laid down before 3 p.m. EDT.
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Rebels Gain Large Blocks in Hungary Amid Uprising
Reports from Belgrade and Vienna describe rebels backed by Hungarian troops and Soviet deserters seizing large eastern and southern regions of Hungary, declaring a revolutionary government. The fighting spreads beyond Budapest to Borodso and industrial provinces, with thousands dead and Soviet tanks in the capital.
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Jordan Denies King Assassinated In Amman
London report: Jordanian Embassy denies King Hussein assassination claims. Embassy spokesman says ambassador spoke with royal palace in Amman confirming the king is alive and well. French Foreign Office officials briefly contradicted before backing away from the unconfirmed report.
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Ike Plans Last Speech Next Week
Washington says President Eisenhower will deliver his final campaign broadcast from Philadelphia Thursday night. White House aide James Hagerty did not rule out further speeches if needed as the President and Mrs. Eisenhower plan to vote in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, before returning to Washington.
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Weather short term forecast for Northeast Ohio
Scattered showers and thundershowers this afternoon ending tonight with cooler air. Highs 71 to 75, lows near 217, Saturday fair and cooler. Lake Erie southeast to south winds 30 to 40 mph then diminishing tonight. Temperatures about eight degrees above normal with highs 58 to 61 and lows near 40.
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Jordan King Hussein assassination report denied by embassy
The Jordanian Embassy in London officially denied reports that King Hussein had been assassinated. The UPI dispatch notes the denial as fact and clarifies no such event occurred.
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France Says Rebels Get Egypt Aid
United Nations debate centers on Egypt aid allegations as France accuses rebels of external support and interference in internal affairs. Israel and Jordan clash over border incidents and a 1919 truce, with Eban and Jordanian envoy Rifar blaming each other while avoiding war.
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Four killed as B47 bomber explodes on takeoff
LAKE CHARLES LA. Four Air Force officers aboard a six engine B47 Stratojet were killed when the bomber exploded while attempting to halt its takeoff on Thursday. Capt Daniel Hawk of Pasadena Calif commanded the aircraft. Capt Shields of Jacksonville Fla Capt Ramsdell of Gloversville N Y Lt Richard Lwifes bold advice preceded the tragic blast. Air Force investigators examined charred wreckage to determine the cause as the plane scattered over the runway and surrounding area.
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Hagerty Denies Eisenhower Relapse Report
White House Press Secretary James C. Hagerty denied claims that President Eisenhower suffered a mild relapse during a campaign swing. He called the alleged report by Drew Pearson the "most amazing document of falsehood" and attributed any fatigue to long days of campaigning, not a gastric upset or relapse.
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Mayor Orders Budget Cuts To Back Four Milling Levy
Mayor J Grant Keys ordered a drastic 400000 cut in Elvira’s 1957 operating budget to prepare for possible defeat of the four mill levy vote set for November 6. Departments must justify how to trim 1957 expense estimates while a volunteers committee plans saturation pamphlet campaigns and campaigns urging levy passage.
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Polish Leaders Postpone Moscow Visit Amid Polish Protests
Warsaw reports that Poland’s communist leadership deferred a Moscow trip after fresh demonstrations against Soviet troops in Poland. Polish authorities released 123 riot detainees while 20 remained jailed, and officials cited state reasons for maintaining ties with Moscow despite friction.
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Noted Pianist Gieseking Dies
London reports the death of Walter Wilhelm Gieseking a famed German pianist at 60 in a London hospital. Born in Lyons France on November 5 1898 to German parents he began piano at four but trained seriously at sixteen studying with Karl Leimar at Hanover Municipal Conservatory.
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Atomic depth charge Lulu targets subs miles away
Washington reports Navy official confirms atomic depth charge named Lulu with a killing range miles, detonatable at depth. Remarks came during an aviation writers group talk. Defense Department clearance not obtained beforehand. Davis said conventional charges have yards reach.
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FBI Cab Driver Apps A Daring Capture Of Miracle
An FBI agent posing as a taxi driver captured Texas fugitive Robert B. Miracle, 6 0, after stalling for change and subduing him with a headlock on a Cincinnati street. Miracle, a robbery convict escaped from Ramsey Texas, was found via tattoo clues and is wanted in Ohio and Houston. The agent, identified only as Mason, recovered a .42 caliber revolver and ammunition belt and said he would have had little chance if the gun had been used.
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Chest Tops Goal At Cleveland
In Cleveland the 1956 Community Chest surpassed its goal by 125000, raising a total of 8959222 from generous supporters across greater Cleveland. The impressive fundraiser reflects strong local giving and community support for regional agencies.
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Roosevelt Bull Moose Campaign Quips and Want Ads
Teddy Roosevelt arrived at the 1912 Chicago Republican nominating convention and coined the bull moose slogan. Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads offer party, social, and hall rental ads with assistance for crafting effective messages.
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