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The newspaper clipping of 1957 focus on the successful resettlement of the Hungarian refugees to United States.

The reproduced documents represent one folder from the Hungarian Refugee Relief Files, an archival series included in the Tracy S. Voorhees Papers, a manuscript collection owned by Special Collections and University Archives, Rutgers University Libraries. For background information concerning Voorhees and the entire contents of the Hungarian Refugee Relief Files, consult <http://hi.rutgers.edu/resources/resourcesrefugees#pres-committe-relief>.

“Man you must be out of your mind” (The Washington Post and Times Herald, February 18, 1957)--
All but 4 percent of refugees resettled, Voorhees says.
Misconceptions dispelled for Hungarian students.
Hungarian lads happy in Idaho save for lack of real Injuns.
Freedom’s $30 million bonus (New York Herald Tribune, May 10, 1957)--
The Betas pitched in (The Beta Theta Pi, June 1957)[2p.]--
Scholarships for refugees. Letters to the Editor. (The New York Times, June 26, 1957)--
Conscience on Hungary (June 26, 1957)--
Refugees’ skills find U.S. Market (The New York Times, July 21, 1957)--
U.S. returns only 192 Hungarians (The New York Post, August 11, 1957)--
David A. Denkar, Assistant Provost. personal communication (October 8, 1957)--
The Academy’s role in the Hungarian scientists’ fight for freedom (News Report, 7(3), May-June 1957)[9p.] [Atwood, W.W., Trytten, M.H. (1957). The Academy’s role in the Hungarian scientists’ fight for freedom. News Report, 7(3), 33-41]--
Refugees a year later (The New York Times, November 3, 1957)--
Refugee program expiring Tuesday (The New York Times, December 29, 1957)[2p.]--
Refugee program expiring Tuesday (The New York Times, December 29, 1957) [different edition]

Newspaper Clippings, 1957, Hungarian Refugee Relief Files, Tracy S. Voorhees Papers, Special Collections and University Archives, Rutgers University Libraries.

http://hdl.rutgers.edu/1782.1/rucore00000002109.Document.000068337

doi:10.7282/T31R6P67

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