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GV Crowd in Caxton Hall.
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SV PAN FROM Crowd to banner on wall 'God Bless Britain'.
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SV Banner 'Justice for Hungary'.
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SV Banner 'October 23rd' with wreath.
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CU Girl in national costume listens.
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SV Moore speaks.
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CU Applause.
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LV Rostrum.
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SV EXT..Procession through-bearing banner 'Hungary Must Be Freed'.
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SV Procession with banner 'Pease Through Freedom'.
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CV Lighted torch.
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SV Procession- pan - to Big Ben.
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SV Head on-procession along Whitehall pan to Cenotaph.
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CV Wreath bearers.
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SV Wreath laid at base of Cenotaph.
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CV Torch bearer.
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MV PAN FROM Marchers to wreaths at base of Cenotaph.
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Background: A mass meeting was held at Caxton Hall in London, Oct 23, to commemorate the Hungarian anti-Communist uprising of October 1956.

Members of the British-Hungarian Cultural Fellowship and the Hungarian Freedom Fighters' Federation as well as many Hungarian refugees in national costumes listened to a speech by the Fellowship's chairman, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Thomas Moore.

After the meeting, a silent torch procession moved through the streets of London to the Cenotaph for a wreath-laying ceremony.

On this Third Anniversary, the U.S. called anew on Communist Hungary to admit Sir Leslie Munro, U.N. Special Representative on Hungary.