Budapest Wars Rages As Hungarians Fight Reds In Streets
In Belgrade reports say Hungarian men women and children battled Russian forces in Budapest with heavy fire across Monday and into the night. Rebels from inside the country urged fighters not to surrender while the Kadar government appeals for Warsaw Pact allies to send supplies and peace efforts continue.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Budapest
Gellert Hills
Hungary
Radio
Janos Kadar
Pecs
Miskolc
Budapest Radio
Kadar
Swiss Urge Conference At Summit
The Swiss government invited the Big Four powers and India to an immediate summit in Switzerland to address the danger of a third world war. Telegrams to the heads of the United States Soviet Union Britain France and Switzerland referenced the July 1985 Geneva meeting and Bandung solidarity. The message urged action to save world peace and proposed a conference with India representing Asian and African nations.
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Bern
Switzerland
India
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Geneva
Reds
Early Returns Favor Eisenhower in New Hampshire Towns
In Manchester area towns Hart's Location Waterville and Ellsworth early returns show Eisenhower leading Stevenson by 255 in total. Hart's Location favors Stevenson 5.3 points while Waterville supports Eisenhower by 15.0 and Ellsworth votes go to Eisenhower in all nine electoral votes.
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Manchester
N. J
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
New Hampshire
Hart
Stevenson
Waterville
Ellsworth
Escapees Sought From Mansfield Reformatory Action
Authorities hunted across Ohio for 12 inmates who fled Mansfield Copenhaven Denmark Reformatory on Monday night. A homemade bomb was thrown at the Soviet Embassy as guards reported the escape. the blast caused no injuries or major damage.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Mansfield Copenhaven
Denmark
Athur L
Communist Party
Britain braces after Bulganin warns on Egypt attack
London officials weigh Soviet threats as Bulganin urges Britain to quit Egypt fighting or face possible Soviet intervention. Eden consults Mollet while Washington, Paris and Moscow exchange views. Public calm masks unease over potential escalation and propaganda motives.
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Bulganin
Eden
Opaganda
Mollet
United States
Foreign Office
Egypt
Russia
Britain
Hungary
London
England
France
State To Get Phone Petition In Portsmouth Ohio
Petitions bearing 20000 signatures to revoke the Portsmouth franchise of Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co move to the state utilities commission. Portsmouth City Council sent the petitions to the commission after a Monday night vote. Mayor J Harold Frecka said councilmen will not back either side and the issue rests with the utilities body. CWA strikes since July 15 fed the protest citing high rates and poor service as grounds for revocation. Portsmouth, population 40000, has lacked telephone service since October 16.
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Smouth
Ohio
Portsmouth
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
State Utilities Commission
J. Harold Frecka
Oet
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Stockholm Test Runs After Collision Repairs at Sea
The Swedish American liner Stockholm, rebuilt with a new bow after colliding with the Italian liner Andrea Doria on July 25, began sea trials Monday outside New York Harbor. Officers praised the ship as good as new after the tests.
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Stockholm
Andrea Doria
New York Harbor
Democrats Hold Sizable Edge in Bid for Congress
Democrats now control both chambers, 232 to 203 in the House and 49 to 41 in the Senate, with confidence they will retain Congress as Americans vote to choose between Eisenhower and Stevenson for the next two years. Republicans anticipate some House gains but forecast limited Senate success, targeting several states for possible seats.
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Washington
America
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Wlll
Maine
Republic
California
Colorado
Illinois
Maryland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Nevada
New York
Oregon
West Virginia
Kentucky
Une Dny
Bender
GOP
U. S. House
Lusche
Taft
Lausche
U. S. Senate
Council of Congress
Plane Crash Kills Seven In Embattled Middle East Flight
A chartered four engine plane inbound from Tripoli to Blackbushe airport crashed into a woods in light mist. Seven of the 80 aboard were killed and about 40 injured. The dead included four children. The War Office cited an undershoot on approach by the pilot, co-pilot, and radio officer. Most passengers were wives and children of British Army and Royal Air Force personnel.
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Engand
Middle East
Fescue
Childre
Platte
Tripoli
Libya
Blackbushe Airport
War Office
Two Freight Cars Derailed Near Union Street Crossing
Two freight cars derailed near the Union Street crossing shortly before noon today as a freight train was being made up. Employees cited a faulty switch causing the derailment and the eastbound passenger train at 12:46 may be held or routed over a freight line due to the disruption.
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W. Union Street
Chillicothe
Rented First Day House Ad Promises Quick Results
Mr Merideth of 35 Brown Avenue reports the six room house with bath on Route 3 out six miles rents fast at 50 dollars a month. The ad urges fast rental results by dialing 31242 to place ads aimed at prospective tenants daily and offers four or seven run options with same day cancellation if a result is achieved.
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Bath
Gurden
Mont
Merideth
Brown Avenue
Allies Pouring Into Suez Area
British and French ground units landed along the Suez shore advancing south from Port Said with tank supported assaults said to go well. French parachute troops seized Port Fuad and pushed toward the causeway. Egypt appealed for international volunteers as regional tensions rose with Saudi and Iraqi forces reported mobilizing. Air warnings and heavy shelling continued around Cairo as Moscow radio noted a halt to actions. Louis Schine, theater owner, died in Gloversville, marking a second obituary paragraph in the report.
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London
Suez
Port Said
Egypt
Cyprus
Ranma
Taul Far Port
Fuad
Radio Cairo
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Iraq
Syria
Israel
Cairo
al Shab
Middle East
Switzerland
Big Four
India
Britain
France
Canal
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Ike Warns Russia Not To Meddle
Washington reports a White House warning opposing any Soviet military intervention in the Middle East. Officials fear Bulganin’s notes threaten a broader crisis, while Eisenhower seeks a joint US Russian force under UN auspices to act against Britain and France amid the Egypt attacks.
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Hammarskjold
Israel
Britain
France
Suez Canal
Sinai Peninsula
U. N
E. L. M. Burns
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
Palestine
U. N. Security Council
Egypt
Washington
Russia
White House
United States
Nikolai Bulganin
Middle East
Eisenhower
United Nations
Bulganin
Seven Die as Elevated Train Plows into Standing Train
A Chicago incident at a North Side station killed seven people and injured over 150 when an eight car CTA elevated train crashed into a stationary seven car train. The front car caught in wreckage, the car splitting mid crash into the rear coach. The second event notes Egypt breaking diplomatic relations with Australia over Middle East policy.
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Chicago— Uy
North Side
Chicago Transit Authority
Chicago, Jore & Milwaukee
Ohio Votes In Warm Election Day Amid Taft Taft and Lausche Contest
Ohio voters faced a busy ballot with the Lausche Bender Senate contest in focus alongside Eisenhower Stevenson national stakes. About 3 percent of 3 million expected voters cast ballots across 12 097 polling places before 6 30 p.m. Local issues included a 90 million dollar veteran bonus bond plan and extending state senate terms. Cuyahoga County emerged as a pivotal area where Lausche and Bender vie for influence.
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Columons
Frank J. Lausche
U. S
George H. Bender
GOP
Eisenhower
Ohio
Adlai E. Stevenson
Atty
William O'Neill
Ohio House
Michael V. Salle
Toledo
Ral Price Anu
Truman
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Imre Nagy
wNting Nasiuss
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjjola
Canada
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Pakistan
General Assembly
Orway
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Council
Nickelsdorf
Austria
Summit
Aroday Prin
Moscow Radio Today
Guy Mollet
William F. Arbog x
Ge Athens
Chauncey i
Gallipolis
Glouster
Logan
Nelsonville Point Pleasant
Pomeroy-Middleport
Louis Schine
Gloversville
N. Y
Louis ¥. Schine
Schine
Ike
Beirut
Lebanon
Ci Radio
Australia
Lausche-Bender
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