Refugees Struggle to Enter United States Through Austrian Camps
In Neustadt Austria Hungarian refugees face red tape and long waits before U S visas. About 500 refugees linger in camp, awaiting paperwork as U S officials turn others over to Austrian police. Some find aid through Catholic Jewish or Protestant groups while others remain uncertain about future travel to America.
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America
Herman Washington
U. S
United States
Vienna
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Little America
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U.S
Ethel Berenyi
Haiti Deposes Emperor Jones Without Bloodshed
In Port au Prince Haiti massive popular pressure forced Gen Paul E Magloire to exile. Once a dominant leader elected in 1950 he refused to step down prompting a general strike that shut shops, paralyzed transport and led to his military ouster after days of unrest.
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United States
Anti-Red Riots Grow In Poland
Warsaw reports say anti Russian demonstrations spread to five Polish towns. Gomulka allies push for limited reform while 30 000 workers in Poznan demand removal of Soviet forces from Hungary. The ruling front lists 700 candidates for Parliament with promises of expanded popular control and equal rights.
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Russia
East Germany
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Lublin
Hungary
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Cegielsko Steel Works
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United Peasants’ Party
Democratic Party
Morgan Receives $350000 Religious Study Grant
Hamilton New York Colgate University award of 350000 dollars funds Prof. Keneath W. Morgan research on Great Religions of the World. Morgan, at Colgate since 1946, is Tucson native son of Dr. Walter A. Morgan. Grant aims to foster sympathetic study of world religions and boost student interest.
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N. Y
Keneath W. Morgan
California seeks additional funds for Squaw Valley park
California taxpayers who already contributed 5 million for the 1960 Winter Olympics will be asked to provide up to 3 million more to make the Squaw Valley site a permanent state winter park. Planners said final revisions will set the exact figure for the Legislature next month with estimates ranging from two to three million.
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Squaw Valley
Haiti Leader Magloire Resigns as Provisional Chief of State
Magloire quits after mass protests in Port au Prince as Haiti’s provisional head turns power to Chief Justice Joseph Pierre Louis who accepts after army pledge of support. Tension persists though most Haitians avoid clashes while stores stay closed.
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Supreme Court
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