Nixon asserts Hungarian revolt deals a mortal blow to communism
Vice President Richard M. Nixon said Hungary's fight for freedom delivered a mortal blow to international communism. Speaking at Washington National Airport after visiting Austrian refuges, he urged broader U.S. help for Hungarians and requested a higher refugee intake. He pledged to present recommendations to President Eisenhower before year end.
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No Yule Snow Here Forecast For Tucson And Atlanta
Weather report notes clear skies with no snow. Temperatures rise to 60 to 65 degrees in the day and a low of 30 to 35 at night with no snow expected in Tucson.
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Americans Die In Italian Air Crash
A plane crash in the Italian Alps killed 21 people including American tourists Mr and Mrs Harris Gray of Atlanta Georgia and Greenwood Mississippi. The Grays were en route to Milan to visit daughters Connie 14 and Pamela 5 who had planned a Christmas surprise. The wreckage was found in seven feet of snow after the Rome to Milan flight disappeared in a snowstorm.
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State Of War Hinted For Sumatra
President Sukarno may declare a state of war and siege as revolts seize control of two-thirds of Sumatra. The island dominates rubber and oil output and 71 percent of Indonesia’s foreign exchange, threatening the economy and central government stability.
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New Snags Delay Suez Cleanup Efforts
United Nations salvage chief Lt. Gen. Raymond Wheeler faced Egyptian refusals to permit British crews as talks continued with Col. Mahmoud Younes and Tewfik El-Dib. Hammarskjold remains in close touch with the stalemate while Port Said greets the Egyptian Army takeover and UN withdrawal.
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Budapest Feels Christmas Amid Coal Crisis and Curfew Lift
Budapest endures a snow bound Christmas with religious displays and a curfew lift for Midnight Mass. Coal shortages halt factories at Csepel Iron & Steel, 17,000 on half pay, 4,000 on full pay. Red Cross coal trains aid hospitals as labor leaders warn of worsening supply. Mindszenty plans Christmas Eve at the U.S. Legation after release from prison. Radio says government pledges inclusive reforms and church state talks to resume.
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Pope rebukes West for timid stance on Soviet threat
Pope Pius XII in a Christmas message urges unity to curb Soviet aggression. He warns against nations pursuing self interest and endorses UN observers and sanctions if needed. He calls for a temporary UN action to keep world peace and rejects a crusade approach.
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Weekend Fires Kill 13 in Meriden and Minneapolis Hospitals
Two weekend fires claimed 13 lives including a Meriden tenement family of seven and a Minneapolis hospital infant. Fire delays by a passenger train hampered Meriden crews, while a defective hospital lobby tree sparked the Minneapolis blaze. Authorities cite asphyxiation from smoke in the five story ward.
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Christmas traffic toll climbs as record death count may fall
The National Safety Council reports 513 Americans killed in Christmas weekend crashes with 88 more non traffic deaths. With two days left, officials warn a record 660 highway deaths could be surpassed. Weather, alcohol use and dangerous driving are blamed as state tallies show widespread fatalities.
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One Killed In Arizona Weekend Highway Crash
A weekend crash near Maricopa killed an unidentified Indian man at the Papago and Maricopa roads intersection. Herbert Bailey, foreman at the Earl Ling Ranch in Stanfield, said the man walked into the car. Arizona’s annual toll reached 469 deaths.
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Israel cites renewed Egyptian raids and flouting of ceasefire
Israel charged Egypt with continuing fedayeen attacks, accusing Cairo of flouting the U.N. cease fire resolution. Walter Eytan blamed Jordan for harboring raiders and said Gaza fedayeen operate under Cairo’s network. No casualties were reported in a weekend clinic bombing.
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Oil Pipeline Through State Rejected
Washington subcommittee rejected a Texas to California oil pipeline plan costing over 100 million dollars. The report led by Rep. F Edward Hebert says military necessity is not proved and opens room for further study. Witness Hubert Merryweather argued Arizona would gain lower-cost fuels and growth from the line.
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Inside the Citizen Charlie Wins
Citizen Charlie wins again as readers face a new challenge with a fresh puzzle printed on Page 2. The page offers entertainment and a light editorial tone amid public notices and features.
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