UN votes to form international police force for Middle East crisis
The General Assembly ordered a UN command to recruit an international police force to halt fighting in Egypt, secure Suez Canal operations, and withdraw Israeli forces. Britain and France had landed troops in Egypt as the plan was adopted amid Israeli demands for clarification of the cease fire.
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British and French Paratroopers Land Near Suez
Rebels in Hungary face a Russian led onslaught as Hungary's army splits and fights back against Soviet domination. A proposed puppet government is reported as part of Moscow backed plans. The tense regional confrontation grows with tanks and heavy forces deployed.
Turbulent Hungary turmoil as Soviet troops seize control
Reports from Budapest describe a Soviet assault on rebel strongholds as Imre Nagy’s nationalist government collapses. A new Soviet backed regime led by Janos Kadar emerges while Western evacuees flee toward Austria with mixed remarks on Russians’ conduct amid the fighting.
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Nagy
UN Pessimism over Hungary resolution stalls enforcement
The United Nations General Assembly sharply questioned the enforceability of a resolution demanding Russian withdrawal from Hungary. With 50 votes to 8 and 15 abstentions, the Soviet bloc opposed and Arab states largely abstained while U S delegates pressed for UN observers and an investigation. The session, tense and crowded, reflected doubt about real action beyond words. A New York report notes risk of wider conflict in the Middle East as Israel-Egypt tensions emerge.
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Autos Collide Five Killed in Fog Shrouded Ohio Roads
Five persons died in a head on auto collision on a foggy stretch of Ohio 4 near Chatfield Crawford County. A separate fatal plane crash near Norwalk killed the pilot. An AP tally showed 18 violent or accidental deaths from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight across the period.
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Kidnap Murder Trial Opens in Nassau County Court
In Mineola Nassau County Court the trial of Angelo John Lamarca for the kidnaping and murder of Peter Weinberger opens. Jurors are being selected with an expected weeklong process and about five hundred prospective jurors have been called.
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Peter Weinberger
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Infected Intestine Removed Dulles to Recuperate Six Weeks
The report says Secretary of State Dulles underwent a six hour operation after a perforated large intestine was removed at Walter Reed Hospital. Doctors expect about six weeks of recuperation, three in hospital, with Herbert Hoover Jr. to head the State Department in his absence. Dulles, 68, was stricken Saturday and initial tests misdiagnosed as acute appendicitis before the perforation was found.
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Ohio State Dad's Day forecasts and Hungarian tribute
Ohio temperatures for Saturdays football game trend six degrees above normal with light precipitation expected. The University observes Dad's Day as Buckeyes prepare to face Indiana with modest cooling into the weekend. In Cleveland, flags at St John Cathedral and Public Square flew at half mast for Hungarians killed, honoring homeland in Strasbourg prayers.
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Highway bids to open on Ohio projects under new program
The Public Roads Bureau announced plans approved yesterday to set bids within the month on 38.705 million dollars of highway projects in Ohio under the new federal highway construction program. A new hurricane Ireta nears Miami advancing from the Atlantic with gale fringe winds affecting Puerto Rico and the Leeward Islands.
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Crash Kills Jet Pilot Near Warren Vermont Flight
Two jet aircraft refueled at Youngstown Municipal Airport after leaving Ethan Allen Air Force Base Burlington Vermont. One jet crashed shortly after takeoff killing Lt. Thomas L. Peterson 23 of Sleepy Eye Minnesota. The two planes were returning from McGee Tyson AFB Knoxville Tennessee. Peterson's plane exploded on impact about two miles from the runway end.
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Invasion of Suez Canal Zone by British French Paratroopers
British and French paratroopers landed in the Suez Canal zone at dawn in the first phase of a plan to reopen the waterway. Egyptian commanders claimed the first wave of 3000 was annihilated, while Cyprus headquarters reported operations going well amid resistance. Israeli forces seized Sherm El-Sheikh in Sinai as bombing softens targets north of Cairo.
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Cairo
Eisenhower Sends Urgent Plea to Soviet Leader
President Eisenhower issued an urgent message to Soviet Premier Bulganin seeking withdrawal of troops from Hungary and support for Hungary’s self determination. He outlined a thorough review of the Middle East and U.N. efforts, ahead of a coast to coast TV address.
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Middle East
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Pigs For Sale In Albany Ad Promises Fast Sale
Carl McClure of Albany Route 3 runs a Market Place ad in Southeastern Ohio to sell young pigs. The notice gives contact Cant Me Ture at Route 3 Albany and a phone number 2502. The ad notes pigs sold after the first call and promotes Messenger Classified Ads for selling used farm equipment.
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Americans Decide Ike or Stevenson for President in Tight Election
The nation faces a pivotal vote to choose between Republican Dwight D. Eisenhower and Democrat Adlai E. Stevenson to lead the U.S. through crisis. Polls suggest a close race with Congress control in play, while foreign tensions in Hungary and the Middle East shape the campaign discourse.
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