/.. /. . ( . The u. N. assembly overwhellll!ngly condemned the Soviet Union tonight for oruahing H~ arian independence nnd called on oscow to withdraw !ta••• . . ••• armed fore•• i . JaMdiately from the revolt-torn land. It vaa the first time auch a judg111ent had been returmcl by tbe aaae11bl7 against any u. N. ae■ber. The vote in favor or an amerloan-Ncke• resolution ■ lapping the Soviet Union for 1ta actions in Hungary vaa titty-flve in favor, eight oppoaed and thirteen ab■ tentiona. 'l'bll Soviet bloe voted aga1n1t t be resolution w1 th the exception or Hungary whleh wa ■ abaent. The voting a p lit the Aa1an-At'rican bloo. v. Jt. Krl ■hna Menan ot India ab■ tained, but other m•ber• auoh a, BW'IIA, Ceylon, Iran, Lebanon, L lbJa, Nepal, rui ■tan, tbl Philippine ■, Thailand, Tuni ■l• and Y-n voted tor tbl resolution of conde11111Ation. It was tm 1barpeat apllt in thia bloc yet to be registered 1n the • aaaembly. e re' s interestin g news from Au g us ta, eorgia. t ? resident E i s enhower's re q uest, Vice resident Nixon will g o to Austri a next week t o study the un g arian refugee roblem a n d recommend What further aid the U nited St a tes can extend. r c o n tinued Bitter ■ tNet fi gh t / n Budapest today. Hungarian■ hurling band grenades • t ftusaian tanks and red police. ' i'he outbreak provoked - when ootll'llunist authorities tried to oompel atreet car strikers t o go back t work. Today, rebe l lious Hungary was virtua l y paralysed - a ■ the nationwide ■ trike went on, for a aecond day. Called for fort7- eight hour■ it• s due to end at aid.night toni g ht. out the ang& v worker• nay c ontinue the walkout indefinitely. Infuriated• by the mwa that leader ■ or the !S>rkera council, which call•• • demon■ tration ■ trike• have been jailed. Today, Ruaaian tank■ and aoldler■ took virtual• control or Budape ■ t. But mvertbelea ■ - Hungarians rought them with hand g renades in the middle of the city. One group of worker• barricaded them■elve1 in e n arsenal and held out tor hours agaimt ru■ alan 1oldler■ • Finally tbe7 - were "persuaded" to leav the build ng, aaya the news dispatch. In the hill ■, north of Budapest, the uaalana are uaiug I arti ll ery force of ten thousand tighteraror t.Nedoa. ~ OA R A U GEES The ig mercy l i f t went into ef f ect - when four bi g air force ( .t trans ort p la nes ea-Pried one hundred an<l ninety nine H ungarian ... , L refugee• to Mc G uire 1 r F or • oe Base, New Jersey. •here today, ( they were welc o Dl8d - by Tracy Voorhees, special coordinator or the R\11'7ar1an refugee program. ~epre ■ent1ng Pre ■• B1 ■enhower, b9 greeted eao h one o t he one -hundr ed-a n d -n1 net y -n1ne with a handshake. ( - . , One retugee a truok dri v er, who threw a hand grenade into a group or Ru■ a1an security officer■• Anoth e r - a youth vbo ■av Ru■ aian ■ ol•1er ■ kill h1a rather on a ■ tNet in Bu d apeat. Tbat lad - want ■ to join the u. s. al'lllJ• In ItalJ, ••nwhile, four _,re Hungarian olJmP1C atbletea hlYe decided - they won't go home. F o rty-t1ve arr1Ye4 1n Milan by plane trom Australia. Where there was newa for • water polo pla1er, a fencing champion, a vreatler, a woman track atar. r .. Via learn : d ' th~ 1 r tamil1e ■ had got out of H~ar7. decided them 1nned1atel7. "We want to l ive a tree lite among free people," they ••14. Other• 11mon the fort five olympic athlete• indicate they l . i would refuse to go aok._ If they were sure - their fam111ea were safe. The olymp1o rencil\l\ coach says - he return to Hung&'f'1 • la:••!•. - / Britain, toda y , na de a st art ling oposal. To tranafol'II the orth Atlantio reat r aninti o n - int a co muni ty ot nation■ 4 it h - its own par . lament . Close pol1t1oal, military, and econ n . o cooperation - ail under the control . . or a parlia m ent or NATO. 'l'h.1a aatonia h 1np proposal followed a report - tr011 the A -tt-LLL "three vise men"!- F ore1gn ministers L ester P earson or Canada, Lange ot Norway, and Martino of Italy, who had been c omm1aaloned to make a study of suggestions tor atrengthe ning the North Atlantic a liance. Today in aria the •three wise men• brought in recomnendat1ona tor limited oooperat1o~?•tur1ng a prov1a• for oonaultat1on■ between meabera of MATO. / an~ or them - from acting elone, aa Brit ain an d France did in Egypt. t-~ . _ British Foreign Seoret•J"Y Selwyn ~loyd g ot up and sa1• ~ , the proposals brought in by the "three wis e men" were all right JiG"t., ••~ d 1dn, t g o far enough. So he carr1ecl them further. Sug esting a N A TO community of nations - with• parliament. .,,o - 2 The other foreign ministers were ta k en by s ur p rise - the7 hadn't ex p ected an,thing so swee p ing trom the British. ApproYal was ex p re11ed - with applause fro ■ American Secretary of State John Foster Dullea, who, however, p ointed out that the United States has co ■aitaent1 with forty-tour different countriea - coa■ it ■ ent that ■ igb\ call tor - •1ud4en action•, without enoqh ti ■• - for apeoial conaultation. All thi1 will baYe to wait tor further deliberat - on tbe aurpri•• propo1al ■ad• by Britain, toda7. f&ECIDI iilTAlJ. Twenty-seven ■eabera ot P arlia■ ent introduced a b~ p artisan reeolution in the House of Coa■ona, today. Condemning Britons who discri ■ inate against A ■ericana, because of difference, of policy between their two countri••· Conaer•atlwe and socialist M. P .S. tea■ ed up - in a proteat, following the dl1clo1ur1 - that U.S. Air Attach• waa toroed to ■o•e fro ■ bis apartaent. By - an antl-l■ erican lan4lor4. Added to the refusal of so ■• station owner• to sell gaaollne to A ■ erioan airaen. ln Parliaaent - reaction againat that aort of idiocy. • BR I T A IN If A •••p..e&!i f Riil botaoa ■'DtJt¼:- '1111M,;;; ant!-A11er1oan uprear in Britain 11 now dying down. Britl ■h 1nd1gnat1on beoaue ot •• h•• . •a:, ••••• '!be f } I lbowlns ••that,•• or right nov, 11ltt7•two percent ot Briton• querle4 1tlll tblnk tbea bell••• -- that the old ol••• _!.Jlll■-!.-rloan trleDdahlp vlll ■ oon be reatoNCI. Wbloh rtnal •e•elOJIMDI - · not • t all lllpd.. -- " ' • cereaon, ln London today. When Major Oe•rel Roaooe Vll••a. ,.,..•nder or the u.s. Tblri Atr Poree, 1tatlo•d tn Brllala - hanted a check to B rltl1h Alr Mtnlater Wlpl Btroh. 'lb. pw-peN ot the donation -- to help rebull4 an bl1torle London ohvoll. C ' I...( Saint c1 . . . nt Dane• ••• • n•Nble, popular For landmark ln London. '1'be verJ -■• - •••• to go back to the Dlntab 1nvader1 ot anglo•,!_8XOn Bnglaild. In vorld var tvo, the t (._ . churah or Saint ClM1ent Da•• - vaa boabe4 out. - r I BRITAIN - bel rebu11 t - •• a i ' ' • tfo• ng memorial church or the •Ir ti I I uat ,. 2 bl&J a • • • aagnitloent plpe organ. !ha aoae7 • Nlaed bJ ••lo tor tbe1r ar1,1■b o..-acle■ la 1119 •• •• P. J'BJiAXX Today - a war ended. A war - that had lasted for eleven years. Actual fighting - six days. And not much or a battle at that. In Tokyo - an exchange of ratification• of a declaration. Eatabliabing, at long last - a atate of foraal peace between Soviet Ruasia and Japan. It's o•• of the grotesque episodes of biator7 - how Stalin's Ruaala entered the war against Japan at the ver, end. After the exploaion ot the atoaic boab when the Japan••• were tr7in1, frantically, we peraitted the luaaians to born in. Stalin's red ara7 bad to ■ ate a roduct ion ot it - and win a Yictory. I aging · war againat a p eople alread7 deteated. Then, after six da71 - the7 too accepted the Japan••• 1urrender. Then the ultiaat• in gall. Moscow not joining the western countries in aaking peace with Japan. The two_ remaining foraell7 at war with each other. Until %-5~%1 - 2 today. Surely one or the aajor errors of hiator, - allowing the Russian Reds to get away wi• that! [OLLQI tRiATI, Oh yes, and in the U.N., today, the Moscow delegation voted - for the admission of Japan to the securitJ council. Four ti••• preTioualy, the Soviets had vetoed - the entrance of Japan. Today's Moscow action - prowided for in the peace agreeaent with Tokyo. Unani ■oua approval by the General aaaeably is ■zp expected, Monda, or Tueaday. Japan - in the U.I. IRELAND lerlbel'll Ir e land ■ealed lta border today - after tvel•• ralta la1t night. Pre-uvn attack■ - by part1•• tro■ aoutben Ireland. Who, vitb bo■b111g and blll'ftlng, ·••trOJlld a breadoaat traualtt1~ at■tlon, and a coUJ1tho11■•• Di•s•• an araenal, and I a ooapl• ot brldpa. '1'1111 re were uobangea or smatlre - two '1'be vor■t outbreak • • • • the lndepeD4••• of ~0111:bel"II Ir1 ■h Republloan •1'1111• Borth Irelan4 - aeallng tbe berder IMA7, vltb r ..... of h•l•• tbftaanl poll•• and aoldlen. [ HAIT I In Ba1t1, po11,1oal o•erturn. 'l'be mad of 1tate, Gen e ral Paul M aglo1re, baa ree1gmd - and 1• prepared to tl•• fNIII the laland. Be ■ tepped out •• preelden, a tev 4a71 ago, but apt control et go•erwnt a1nc• - • • but • 1enerel 1tor7 Ill I been all - pn'9at1ag tba uNrpatlon. lo uv O.narel NaalelN Bl••• la, and geta out. NEPAL The r ore1gn 1111n1etr y or th• Kingdom or Nepal baa author1• . . a o•palgn - to trac k dow n the "a b omina bl e snowman." Toa Sliok, • Texa ■ oil man, to make the atteapt. lle 1 .ll take an expedition into tbe world'• blghe1t aoaulu • tryi n I to eaptllN ona or tbo ■• velrd ■omter■ , vboae tootprlat1 ba•• ••• a1gbted on Hlllll•1•n ■nova. Footpriata - .llb th••• or a b1aan being. At lea ■ t, that'• the legend. A Tena oll • n golns after - the •aboalnabl• an . . . . . • At Buabnell, Flerida, the trial of aeven white Mn, acouae4 or beating a mgrc, - ended 1uddenl7, today. When the judge ordered the jury - to bring 1n a verd1ot ot - not gu1lt7. tf., bomreting the ■even defendant ■, ebar••• with tak111g J•••• Wooda tr0111 • jail - and tleggtng hia. '1'he mgre - bavlng been arreate4 on obarg•• ot 1n■ ult1ng a whit• voaaa aobool teaomr '!'be aotlon or th• Ja4ge toda7, o•• atter the pro■eoutiJII attorm1 had •lrtullJ - tbrOIID up hla -o•••• Saying ■01118 ot hi ■ v1tne ■■e ■ bad altered their ■toi-,,. WboNllPOD tbe pro■-oater hblaelf, aalred tor the aoqulttal of toW" or the men on trial. '!'bl attol'MJ for the deten■e • aaking the judge to quaah tbe •••• agaln■ t the other three. '1'ba judge • then oallin& tor an aequlttal all • r ~ . In Washington, a co~.reaaman aaya - he•ll introduce a reaolution to repeal the c onat 1 tutional b an on a third tera. Wbioh W10uld apply to President Biaenhover - vho, 1>7 c:,c,nat1tut1onal •endJllent, 1 a 11111te4l to t110 tel"llla. 'l'he c0Qgrea1 m an - a d•ocrat. Stewart Uda 1 - of Arizona. Vbo 4•••n•t Mntion - the etteot on Prea1 d ent B11enbover1 , . . , proapeeta. But 1a71, •'l'be ••ndllent tends to reatriet 1eYerl7 the 1ntluence of a Pl'••ident during b11 aeoond tera.• 'rt. prea1dent, h11uelt, baa N■arkod - ha doean•t altogetbar appl'OYe or the two-teftl 11m1 tat1on. Daooratic repre .. ntat1Ye Udall ••1• • tbat when the n• oongreaa conYema, be v1ll introduce a . reaolut1on to