Soviets Attack Budapest as Hungarian Strike Intensifies
Reports from Vienna describe heavy combat in Budapest and northern provinces as Soviet forces clash with Hungarian rebels and police under martial law. Clashes continue around Gelert Hills and Tatabanya with high casualties. miners and workers endure disruption while Csepel Island steel mills are ringed by tanks.
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Nixon might fly to Austria to study Hungarian refugees
Vice President Richard Nixon could travel to Austria to inspect the Hungarian refugee crisis, a move seen as highlighting U.S. concern over Soviet terror driving Hungarians from their homeland. Vienna reports claimed a Saturday arrival, but officials said the trip may occur late next week if at all.
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NATO Warned To Be Set Should East Germans Revolt
Paris broadcast reports British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd proposed a limited power “super parliament” to serve the Atlantic community as tensions over East Germany rise. The remark frames a broader alliance approach amid Cold War frictions.
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Paris
Selwyn Lloyd
NATO faces East Germany revolt risk as ministers meet
West Germany warned NATO today that East German rebellion could pressure Berlin to aid East Germans. Dulles urged adherence to UN Charter while ministers discussed nonmilitary cooperation and the Egypt dispute with Lloyd and Pineau amid a security blackout at Chaillot Palace.
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Christmas Charitable Gift Letter From a Blind War Vet
A Washington couple Harrison and Mrs King propose donating their Christmas gifts to Red Cross and CARE for Hungarian refugees. Investigative notes reveal Harrison King is a retired U S Army Colonel who is blind from World War II service at Anzio, yet he downplays his hardships to emphasize the blessings.
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Hungary
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Beautiful Days Forecast With Mild Temperatures Ahead
The Sunshine Climate Club says a few high variable clouds may mar conditions for the next day. Temperatures will rise slowly tonight and Thursday with no wind or rain. The low tonight near 38 degrees, highs into the upper 60s tomorrow, with a forecast of pleasant weather through the weekend.
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Djilas Sentenced in Yugoslavia for Propaganda
London reports Milovan Djilas former Yugoslav Vice President and close Tito ally was convicted of spreading hostile propaganda and sentenced to three years hard labor after a secret trial. He was arrested November 27. See Tito, Page 31.
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Belgrade Radio
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Tito
Russia Relents as Japan Wins UN Admission
The Security Council unanimously recommends Japan for UN membership as the 80th member after more than four years of delay. The General Assembly vote is expected to confirm quickly, ending a veto streak by the Soviet Union and marking U S support from Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. Arkady Sobolev signals Soviet backing after prior fears he would impose conditions.
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Inside the Citizen A Dogs Life at Kennel Club Party
The Kennel Club annual costume party for dogs proceeds smoothly with pets in attire and owners socializing. A playful feature notes the event on page 13 of the Citizen.
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Eight Die in Crash Near Bartlesville Oklahoma
A Phillips Petroleum Co airplane crashed south of Bartlesville with eight people aboard. The company had not yet identified the passengers and reported no survivors as investigators faced intense heat delaying examination of the burning wreckage. The count came from Washington County Sheriff E. McCombs at the scene.
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Leads Fail To Turn Up Lost Airliner
Vancouver BC a search for the Trans Canada Air Lines transport missing since Sunday night with 62 aboard failed to find wreckage on Sumas Mountain after weather hampered efforts. Pilots from Chilliwack and ground crews scanned the area but clouds and snow hindered the search and no evidence was found.
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Russia Lays U N Charter Complaint on U S Actions
The Soviet Union formally presented a complaint to the United Nations General Assembly accusing the United States of subversive action in Eastern Europe. U S delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr asked Moscow to allow United Nations observers in Hungary to verify the claim.
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