Mindszenty held in Budapest legation as revolt rages
In Budapest at the American legation Josef Cardinal Mindszenty, a symbol of free Hungary, eats breakfast and stays inside after fleeing to the legation during the 1956 uprising. He faces possible return to prison if authorities press the case, while U.S. officials keep tight control on communications and visitors.
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Mny
Ain Budapest
Russell Jones
London
Budapest
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Mindszenty
Egon Turesanyil
Legation
Janos Kadar
Hun-garian
AVH
United States
Mindzenty
New York
Speilman
Mts
Josef Palinkas
Felspe Peteny
Eisenhower
Self Care For Common Colds Aimed At Reducing Duration
Medical guidance emphasizes that colds are caused by self limited viruses with no cure. Hydration rest and symptom relief with decongestants or pain relievers may help but avoid overuse. Doctors warn against relying on home remedies and note symptoms alone cannot distinguish viruses from other respiratory illnesses.
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Riter
Abner M. Fuchs
New York University Post-Graduate Medical School
Medical Society
State of New York
Adventists Social Hour and Talent Program
Members of the Seventh day Adventist church gathered at the Grange hall for a pot luck supper and home talent program. Emcee Gil Bell led Christmas carols and multiple musical numbers were performed by Mrs Mildred Metzler Kitty Finnigan and others. Dr Kenneth Ridgley gave the benediction to close the event.
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
Grange Hall
Gil Bell
Mildred Metzler
Kitty Finnigan
Gwen Banks
Dennis Boger
Kathy Barr
Florence Ellis
Gayle Wilson
Claudia Penner
Robert Clampel
Warren Smith
Karen Airy
J. W. Wilson
James Ellis
Eis
Kenneth Ridgley
Trade Policy Adjustment May Favor West Europe
Western European allies would gain from an expanded U S aid program and a more benign foreign policy stance. The plan, discussed in Paris with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, may include allowing American dollars to stabilize currencies and favor allied airlines and manufacturers even at higher domestic cost.
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Lylec. Wilson
United Press
Washington
United States
U.S
Britain
France
Netherlands
Italy
Paris
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower weighs aid plan with European partners
The article notes that the burden of proposed aid falls more on allies than the United States. It describes benign trade policies as part of aid, to be explored by the cabinet and approved by President Eisenhower. Western European allies may be asked to coordinate to pool needs while the U.S. would seek to cover rescue costs.
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Netherlands
Indonesia
United States
U.S
Eisenhower
Dying Girl Seeks Cards Ends In Critical Condition
In San Diego 16 year old Irene Jaroncky a long time cancer patient whose nationwide appeal for Christmas letters drew about 60000 cards and ecards was placed in critical condition after doctors said she had two weeks to live. Her story spurred a flood of supportive mail from around the country.
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San Diego
Calif
Irene Jaroncky
United Press
Irene
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