Tear-Streaked Hungarians Board Plane Bound for Home
Eighteen two tear streaked Hungarian athletes boarded a chartered French jet to Hungary tonight, with many planning to defect to Australia or the United States. Another plane with 60 on board was slated to depart tomorrow as defections from the Soviet rural homeland become clearer.
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Melbourne
Europe
Budapest
Australia
United States
Hungary
America
Vienna
Air 2
Eisenhower Aides Begin Major Policy Review on Europe Aid
The Eisenhower administration starts a major policy review that could yield proposals for a Western Europe aid program akin to the Marshall Plan, though no $4 billion annual spending is planned. Nixon hinted at possible aid, while Congress shows reluctance to fund purely economic European relief.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Europe
Britain
France
Suez Canal
Middle East
North Atlantic Alliance
Nixon
New York
Great Britain
Alsoo
Congress
Dulles
U.S
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty
NATO) Council
Augusta
Missiles Gone Missing: Snark Tests Vanish Over Atlantic Jungle
A U S Air Force Snark intercontinental missile fired from Patrick AFB Florida escaped control at the turn around point and is reported missing. Authorities say it may have crashed in the ocean or remote land with Brazil a possible site. search plans remain unclear.
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Washington
Florida
Joint Defense Department Air Force Test Center
Patrick Air Force Base
Cocoa
Fla
Cies Department
Midniight
Pentagon
Brazil
Air Force
Waitress tipped $1000 by Mr Johnson in San Diego
Mrs Gerda V Olson, a San Diego waitress, recounted a customer known only as Mr Johnson left a brown envelope with twenty dollar bills totaling 1000 as a Christmas surprise after lingering over a coffee. She planned to shop for Christmas.
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San Diego
Calif
Fire claims motorman as rush hour train burns
A four car Chicago elevated train bound for downtown suffered a flash fire near Howard Street. Motorman Daniel Cullen, 47, died and about 40 passengers were injured as the blaze confined to the first two cars sent riders into a panic during the Evanston to Chicago run.
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Chicago
Chicago Transit Authority
Evanston
Howard Street
North
Russell Lane
Associated Press
Lane
Jarvis Avenue
CTA
Daniel Cullen
Fae Seed
Weather outlook turns chilly with clearing skies
A cloud or two may mar the sky tonight with a sharp temperature drop. Lows near 35 expected, followed by sunnier skies tomorrow. Saturday's high around 65 with a slight sprinkle possible near noon as the front from the west erodes.
Webb Wins $200 Million Florida Contract
CHICAGO The Del E Webb Construction Co of Phoenix has been awarded a 200 million contract to expand and improve a large Florida housing development at Carol City twelve miles from Miami Beach. The project includes shopping centers roads schools churches and one thousand housing units.
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del E. Webb Construction Co
Phoenix
Florida
Webb
Carol City
Miami Beach
Philippines Wins Security Council Seat at UN
The Philippines secured a one year term on the U N Security Council after a 51 to 20 vote over Czechoslovakia in the General Assembly with Afghanistan Spain and Yugoslavia each receiving one vote. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov condemned the result as geographic discrimination.
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Philippines
Czechoslovakia
U.N. Security Council
General Assembly
Afghanistan
Spain
Yugoslavia
Vassily V. Kuznetsov
Europe
Kuznetsov
U.N
Hungary Patriots Threaten General Strike Over Arrests
The Central Workers Council warned the Soviet backed regime of Prime Minister Janos Kadar that continued arrests of factory council members could trigger a general strike and bloodshed. It denounced the crackdown as an organized hunt and urged restraint while noting workers’ anger abroad.
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Endre Marton
Budapest
Hungary
Central Workers Council
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Peter Veres
Aron Tammassy
Central Council
First time double double in Olympic swimming history
One member of the U S Olympic swimming team achieves the first ever double double in the international games, shown with proof of her prowess. The feature appears on Page 31 and highlights her historic feat.
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New York
Eisenhower
Wilson
Fredericks
Where To Find It Arizona Album and Events
A listing page notes sections including Church Page Comics Crossword Puzzle Editorials and Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow with page numbers for quick reference. It highlights the magazine style index guiding readers to features like albums events and comics.
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Arizona
Tucson
U N Proposes Dag Hammarskjold Moscow Visit
United States backs a UN plan to send Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to Moscow for Hungary talks after Hungary blocked a Budapest trip set for December 16. Foreign minister Imre Horvath of the Soviet backed regime signaled the date might be acceptable.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Moscow
Hungary
Hammarskjold
Budapest
Imre Horvath
Treasury to borrow $1 billion to aid Britain
The Treasury announced a new borrowing of one billion dollars to help cover potential financial aid to Britain amid the Suez crisis. Britain seeks a waiver of an 82 million dollar interest payment due December 31, and the U S Treasury plans to invite bids for about one billion dollars of 95 day Treasury bills starting Monday.
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Washington
Treasury Today
Britain
United States
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Eden Wins Confidence Vote to Stay Prime Minister
London reports Sir Anthony Eden will remain Britain’s prime minister leading a push to restore the economy after the Suez crisis. Fifteen Suez rebels abstained as Eden won the confidence vote on Middle East policy, with Labor’s censure defeated 327 to 260. R A Butler indicated Eden will stay on while recuperating in Jamaica.
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Anthony Eden
Britain
Suez
Eden
Middle East
U. S
Richard M. Nixon
New York
United States
R. A. Butler
Jamaica
Labor Party
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