Budapest upheaval as Soviet retreat and Hungarian revolt unfold
Soviet troops withdraw under fire while Hungarian forces and rebels seize control of key sites in Budapest. Mindszenty freed and the AVH secret police hunted. a new multi party system promised as symbols of Soviet domination are removed. Britain warns Egyptto withdraw from airfields amid Suez crisis.
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Ban Boral
AVH
Inge Nagy
Budapest
Communist Party
RED Army
Danube
Josef Cardinal Mindszenny
MTI
Felspepeteny
Cardinal Mindszenty
Soviets open talks on troop withdrawal from Hungary Poland Romania
Moscow declares all Communist states should be sovereign and says it will discuss Soviet troop disposition in Hungary Poland and Romania under the Warsaw Pact. It promises to evacuate Budapest when the Hungarian government deems it necessary and notes troops in three democracies may provoke further tensions.
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Hungary
Freedom National Council
Gyper
Oblion
Communist Party
Moscow
Soviet Union
Indi
Budapest
Romania
Poland
Mihai Georgi Zhukov
Pact
Eisenhower Plans Day By Day Campaign Schedule
President Eisenhower kept options open on resuming his re election bid with a Philadelphia speech that would be carried nationwide. Middle East crisis implications and a Suez Zone post occupation by Britain and France likely keep him at the White House. A planned Texas Oklahoma and Tennessee swing was canceled and Hagerty said campaign plans are on a day to day basis.
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Whenuyu
Eisenhower
Possi Jay
Philadelphia
Middle East
Suez Canal Zone
White House
Texas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Unemployment Dips to Three Year Low in October
The Commerce Department reported unemployment at 1,909,000 for October, the lowest in nearly three years, with 66,174,000 people employed. The October job total was up 103.0 percent from September and down 578,000 from last August's peak, signaling a peak-trough pattern amid the postwar labor market.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Walkout Set For Tonight By Greyhound Workers
About 4006 Eastern Greyhound Lines employees are set to strike tonight if no new contract is agreed by midnight. Negotiators from Eastern Greyhound and the Street Railway and Motor Coach Employ Union recessed talks Tuesday night with Federal Conciliator Harry Young reporting progress but a wide gap remains. Talks resume at 10:30 a.m. today. A strike would halt Greyhound service across the northeast, from Chicago and St. Louis to the east coast as far south as Norfolk Virginia.
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Cleveland
Eastern Greyhound Lines
Eastern Greyhound
Street Railway and
Motor Coach
Harry Young
Iae i/Pa
Greyhound
United States
Chicago
St. Louis
Norfolk
ONeill and Lausche push aid for aged and mentally ill
Democratic candidates ONeill and Lausche urge stronger programs for elder care and mental health in Ohio. They seek funding and faster projects while criticizing Gov. Lausche for education and mental health spending delays. Republican foes contend bond funds remain unused and Kansas University?
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Re DiSalle
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Springfield
Frank J
Lausche
U. S
Congress
William O
Supreme Court
George H. Bender
Lausehe
Ohio
Bender
Ohio University
Violence Flareup Strips Telegraph Service In Ohio
In Columbus area reports two Jefferson County communities lost phone service as unrest hit four Ohio exchanges during a 109 day strike by 636 Communications Workers of America members. Smithfield and Tiltonsville suffered outages with doors damaged and guards escorted from sites. Cadiz Aden and areas nearby faced smaller disturbances as crews worked to restore service.
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Columbus
Jefferson County
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Smithfield
Tiltonsville
Star High— Ooo Armay
Aden
Cadiz
Harrison County
Communications Workers of America
Ohio
Portsmouth
Scioto County
BIS Expands Integration at Ohio Boys' Industrial School
LANCASTER integration in cottage type living units at the Ohio Boys' Industrial School nears completion, Col. T. L. Fultz announces. Fifteen cottages house 794 boys with six cottages already assigned for integration and 303 more to be integrated in the remaining nine cottages. There are 183 Negroes among the group and four work areas remain to be integrated amid noted opposition.
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Lancaster
Ohio Boys’ Industrial School
T. L. Fultz
Col. Fultz
Judge says campaign cigars were gifts not distributed
In Dallas County Criminal Court Judge Joe B. Brown lit a cigar between cases and claimed the five boxes of campaign cigars with his name and slogan were gifts not distributed. He dismissed questions about any improper use.
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Dallas
Joe B. Brown
Dallas County
Trainmen File Appeal Over Conductor Firings
Attorneys for the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen filed notice of appeal from Judge Druffel's ruling in U S District Court concerning the firing of 21 Baltimore & Ohio Railroad conductors.
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Cincinnati
Brotherhood of Railways
John E. Druffel
U. S. District Court
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
University of Cincinnati Plans 10 Hour Day
The University of Cincinnati announced plans to shift day classes from a nine-hour to a ten-hour schedule starting next September. Dr. Walter C. Langsman said the change is a stop-gap until more building space becomes available. Classes will run from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. rather than 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati Today
Walter C. Langsman
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Hover Above Normal Across Region
The forecast calls for temperatures about two to four degrees above normal with highs near 58 in the north and 58 in the south and lows around 39. Cooler Thursday with minor changes afterward. Precipitation expected between three and six tenths of an inch with occasional rain Thursday and possibly again Saturday and Monday.
UN Vetoes Split Big Three Over Suez Crisis Action
Britain and France vetoed twice at the UN Security Council delaying action on Israeli Egyptian fighting near the Suez Canal. The move strained Western ties with the United States as Britain and France push for a temporary land corridor to separate belligerents and assure canal transit. Egypt and the Soviet Union criticized the vetoes as a blow to the council.
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Egypt
British Overseas Airways
Cairo
United States
United Nations Security Council
Israel
United Nations
N.x
Britain
France
UN Security Council
Suez Canal Zone
Council
Port Said
Ismailia
Suez
Brit Sain
U.S
Australia
Belgium
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Eisenhower
Arkady A. Sojbolev
Security Council
Sir Pierson “Dixon
U S Pledges Aid Amid Middle East Tensions
White House stated the United States will honor its 1950 pledge to aid any victim of aggression in the Middle East. Press Secretary James Hagerty spoke at a news conference after Britain and France vetoed a U N cease fire resolution on Egypt. Eisenhower and Dulles met at the White House to discuss the crisis as officials reviewed government problems and studies related to the situation.
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Hington
White House
United States
Middle
Eas
James 8
Hagerty
Great Britain
France
United Nations Security Council
U.S
Egypt
Eisenhower
Dulles
Middle East
Telephones Down Sixty-One Troopers Move In Portsmouth
In Portsmouth and Scioto County a 16 day telephone blackout disrupts daily life. Taxi drivers roam streets hoping for calls while Western Union increases activity. An emergency broadcast system links hospitals police and fire units as deputy sheriffs patrol rural areas and state troopers deliver messages. Authorities note the disruption began after Consolidated Telephone Co shut down several exchanges.
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Portsmouth
Athens
Chauncey
Ohio
Gallipolis
Consolidated Telephone Co
Logan Iceneries
Scioto County
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy-Middleport
Lves
River City
Losmunsease Workers of America
Eolder Pectamonth
Western Union
Frank J. Lausche
Adio
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