Soviets ‘Explain
Why U.N. Barred
From
MOSCOW W—Pravda said yes
terday Janos Kadar refused to
admit United Nations observers to
Hungary for fear that the people
I might mistake them for American
troops. The Communist Party
newspaper quoted the Hungarian
Premier as making the statement
in an interview.
“The people have been told,
‘Hold out, American forces are
coming. Hold out, United Nations
forces are coming’,” Pravda quot
ed Kadar as saying. “The people
no longer are clear about the dif
ference between American forces
and United Nations forces. That’s
• why arrival of United Nations
} representatives in Hungary could
' throw the people into confusion.
Certain elements would not have
surrendered.”
Pravda further quoted the Pre
mier as asking why U.N. observ
ers were necessary “when 600
foreign correspondents in Hun
gary saw everything, knew ev
erything.”
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UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Oft—
Secretary General Dag Hammar
skjold reported to the U.N. As
sembly today that he still is un
able to get observers into Hun
gary. He said this had complicated
his task of investigating the situa
tion in that revolt-torn country.
In a special report to the 79
nation assembly, the secretary
general said the possibility of a
I visit by him to Budapest remained
open altho he had had no direct
reply to his offer to go.
Hammarskjold disclosed he had
sent new communications to the
Hungarian and Soviet govern
ments yesterday but had not re
ceived any reply.
Jet Engine Switched
In Less Than Seven Min.
LAREDO AFB, Tex., UP)—A six
man team of expert mechanics
changed a jet plane’s engine in
less than seven minutes Wednes
day and claimed an official new
national record.
The team, headed by T/Sgt
James E. Ware, went to work the
instant the pilot of the Lockheed
T-33 trainer turned off his Alli
son J-35 engine. Six minutes and
55 seconds later the same plane
started up again with a new en
gine.
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