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The abrupt Soviet announcement that Premier Nagy and other leaders of the Hungarian revolt had been executed has provoked angry remonstrances here and abroad. But skeptics doubt that it will have any long-range effect on State Department planning for a summit conference. . . . Hours after Soviet Ambassador Menshikov denied any knowledge of Soviet attempts to jam out broadcasts of Radio Liberation, Menshikov received a present from the American Committee for Liberation. It was a tape recording of the various sounds produced by Soviet “jammers.”

What nation has the highest per capita indebtedness in the world? The United States, with a per capita debt of $1,591. Great Britain is close behind with a debt of $1,496, with all other nations far below. . . . Nearly 500 Hungarians who fled during the revolution have gone back. Intelligence agents are checking into how many of them were Soviet agents returning, missions accomplished.

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