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Only Remnants of
Olympic Team Go
| Home to Hungary
By ENDRE MARTON
BUDAPEST, Iffi — Hundreds of
Hungarian sports fans shivered in
cold fog around Budapest’s bat
tered railway station Tuesday to
greet the returning remnants of
Hungary’s Olympic squad.
The team came from Italy via
Yugoslavia in a special train. It
avoided the route through Aus
tria, where thousands of Hun
garian refugees have found tem
porary haven.
Minister of State Gyoergy Ma
rosan was at the station and ex
pressed the government’s grati
tude for the nine gold medals
Hungarian athletes brought back
from Melbourne.
In the confusion of the arrival,
it was impossible to ascertain
how many athletes had returned,
and how many stayed abroad.
The government newspaper Nop
szabadsag said that “almost 50
preferred not to return” and
added that Hungarian sports fans
were “disappointed to hear this
news.”
Hungary sent 175 athletes,
coaches and managers to the
: Olympic Games in Australia.
| Nixon Calls B-52 Bomber
| “Greatest Deterrent
i To War Ever Seen”
WASHINGTON, Ufi — The Boe
ing B-52 jet bomber was de
scribed by Vice President Nixon
last night as the “greatest de- I
terrent to war the world has ever
seen.”
The occasion was the annual
Wright Memo'-ial Dinner of the
Aero Club of Washington. A
major aviation award, the Collier
trophy, was presented jointly to
Boeing Airplane Co. President
William Allen and Gen. Nathan
Twining. Air Force chief of staff.
Nixon extended his congratu
lations to the two men. He also
called the big 8 - engine bomber
the “greatest force for peace
when a potential aggressor may
be on the loose.” President Eisen
hower also sent greetings to the
occasion.
The Wright Memorial Trophy
for “public service of enduring
value to aviation” was awarded
to Dr. Edward Warner, former
Civil Aeronautics Board member.
CLAIM RADIO AT N.C. STORE
The N. C. Co. requests the
youngster with ticket No. 136135
to please come to the store and
claim the table model radio
given away during the remodel
ing celebration last week.
Nome Directory
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Dewey Goodrich
President
W. Mecklenburg
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
STAN MORGAN, President
ALASKA CHAPTER It. I
Order of Eastern Star
Ck 3rd Monday of each month
Batty Edwards
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
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