Nixon Learns Facets Of Refugee Crisis
Vice President Nixon met Austrian Chancellor Raab and most of the cabinet for an hour and a half to discuss the 140000 Hungarian refugees. He sought firsthand data to advise Eisenhower and Congress on post revolution relief. Refugee flows slowed while Austria estimates seven million dollars spent on care by January 1. Nixon toured refugee facilities, met Interior Minister Helmer, watched immigration interviews, and planned visits to Salzburg and Munich to inspect safe haven operations before returning to the United States.
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Nixon
Julius Raab
Eisenhower
Congress
Inet
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Oskar Helmer
United States
Office
International Committee For European Migration
ICEM
Salzburg
Munich
U.S. Air Force
Eisenhowers Extend Greetings To The World
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower plan to greet about 600 White House staff in the East Room as part of an annual Christmas custom. The couple will present a painting to each employee and the speech stressed freedom, neighborliness, and good will as a path to peace amid Hungary and global tensions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Eisenower
Eisen Hhower
Dienhower
New Mexico
Entertaining Ideas for Holiday Gatherings
A lively roundup offers party tips and recipes for home entertaining. It highlights sit-down meals, festive table settings, color themes, and practical ideas from magazines and cookbooks to inspire seasonal hosting.
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Homer & Fowness
Son of Slain Rancher Testimony Details Ranch Gunfight
Frank Crane, 19, testified at a preliminary hearing on whether Albert Thomas will face first degree murder charges for killing his father while a dispute over access to a rangeland road escalated. Frank said his father had warned Thomas to stay off and that the shooting occurred from Thomas’s truck after roadblocks and a wired pasture gate were constructed.
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Albert Thomas
Crane
Thomas
Frank Crane
Justice of the Peace
L. T. Frazier
Delib
Ellora
Goldberg
Driver Survives Electrocution Near Grounded Bumper
Fehrenbach 33 of 9929 So 16th Ave narrowly escaped electrocution when his car bumper grounded in soft earth after a premature turn off South 12th avenue into West Columbia street. A power pole guy wire snapped, a 3300 volt line arced to the car before the utility cut power. He was cited for an improper turn.
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16Th Ave
Depue Ties
South 12Th Avenue
West
Columbia Street
Fehrenbach
N.C. Ranger
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Price
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