NATO to supply modern arms to allies with dual capability
The United States promised NATO allies modern weapons able to fire conventional or atomic charges while retaining U S warheads. Defense Secretary Wilson said only conventional arms would be sent due to U S law. Spaak named NATO secretary general as Ismay retires.
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Congress
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Hungarians Defy Russia New Strike At Csepel Works
About 28 000 workers in Hungary defied Soviet troops to join a sitdown strike at the Csepel Iron and Steel Works near Budapest. Bejolannis Electric plant also halted production as leaders Sandor Racz and Sandor Bari were arrested, with Soviet troops sealing control.
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Hungary
Csepel Iron & Steel Works
Csepel Works
Janos Kadar
Bejolannis
Csepel
KADAR
Racz
Bari
Windy and cold forecast with possible rain
Weather outlook predicts cooler temperatures with wind and clouds. Tonight and Saturday may bring rain with a low around 40 degrees. the weatherman notes continuing chilly conditions and wind potential tomorrow.
That's No Russky That's Santa in Chicago Scene
A two year old Hungarian refugee girl fled a bearded Santa in a department store in Chicago. Her four year old brother Mihaly calmed her and declared That’s Santa Claus. Mihaly then asked Santa for a toy car and plane. The siblings arrived in Chicago with 71 refugees from Camp Kilmer New Jersey serving Operation Mercy.
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Tax Unit OKs City Census in Tucson
The Arizona Tax Commission announced acceptance of a special census report adding about 2 000 to Tucson's population in annexed areas. The official 1950 census standard places Tucson at 68 318 with unofficial estimates above 100 000, triggering additional excise tax revenue.
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Phoenix
Arizona Tax Commission
Tucson
United States signals major disarmament concessions to Russia
Washington reports Eisenhower approved shifts in U S arms policy. The United States may limit intermediate and long range missiles including ICBMs if Russia permits ground and aerial inspections. Washington also considers suspending hydrogen bomb tests with proper inspection and will begin manpower cuts as inspections start.
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Russia
Eisenhower
U.S
Bombs Hit British Troops Amid Port Said Withdrawals
Egyptian fedayeen carried out three bomb assaults in Port Said injuring three Egyptians as British and French forces withdraw under UNEF. Lt General Stockwell blamed the attacks while UNEF moves in and Israeli officials conditioned Sinai withdrawal on UN guarantees.
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Hugh Stockwell
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Suez Canal
Landrey
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French Foreign Legion
Ras Elish
el Tina
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Sinai Peninsula
E. L. M. Burns
Sinai
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Herut Labor Federation
Gaza Strip
Jerusalem Post
David Ben-Gurion
Herut
Joint Hospital Drive Reports Good Organizational Progress
Inside the Citizen Progress notes strong progress in the joint hospital drive with two vice-chairmen named to strengthen leadership and coordinate efforts.
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George Bunces
Johnson Balks
United Press Editors
Tucson Little Theater
Where To Find It Arizona Album and Page Listings
A compact listing summary showing sections in the Arizona edition with page numbers for events, church notes, financial items, comics, a column by Molly Mayfield, crossword puzzle, movies, Dr. Dean, public records, editorials, and radio TV listings for Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow.
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Molly Mayfield
Dr. Dean
Public Records
Radio
Tucson
Eisenhower Returns to White House Amid World Crises
President Eisenhower resumes work at the White House after a golf vacation to address Hungarian and Middle East tensions plus three major messages to Congress before January 20. He met Budget Director Brundage to discuss the budget and was said to be in good physical shape after a recent heart attack recovery.
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Eisenhower
White House
U.S
Middle East
Congress
Percival Brundage
State Department
James C. Hagerty
Augusta
Howard McC. Snyder
Hagerty
Snyder
Augusta National Golf Club
Suez salvage spat rocks Eden after Jamaica rest
Prime Minister Anthony Eden returns from Jamaica to a flare up over UN salvage chief Wheeler denying use of French and British crews to clear the Suez Canal. Conservative MPs threaten no confidence while Paris NATO talks hint at a plan using six Anglo-French ships under UN oversight. Wheeler insists Egyptians must accept Allied supervision.
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Anthony Eden
Jamaica
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Wheeler
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Suez
Britain
Canal
Europe
U. N
Eden Says Middle East Policy Right with Growing US Canadian Support
Prime Minister Eden, returning to Britain, asserted growing understanding in the United States and Canada that his Middle East policies had been correct. He spoke confidently, noting postbag and other evidence to support his claim amid camera lights.
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London
Eden
Britain
United States
Canada
Middle East
NATO Meet Demands Quick Suez Clearance and Arab Israel Peace
The NATO meeting urged immediate clearance of the Suez Canal and a final settlement of the waterway's future, plus a permanent Arab-Israeli peace. The communique condemned Soviet actions in Hungary and warned of Soviet penetration threatening North Atlantic security.
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Suez Canal
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