Hammarskjold Backing Egypt on Suez Police Withdrawal
U.N. Secretary General Hammarskjold reportedly supports Egypt’s demand for immediate withdrawal of British French and Israeli forces from the Suez area. Britain and France oppose full removal and seek U.N. police security in the canal zone. Hamarskjold plans two Assembly reports on canal clearance and police force.
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Revolt Still Smoulders in Hungary
Vienna reports Hungary shows independence wishes under Janos Kadar as Radio Budapest says four textile plants resume work while power and chemicals limit output. U.N. talks on Suez salvage progress with Hammarskjold meeting Lloyd and Pineau as Egypt demands UN policing of the armistice line and withdrawal timelines.
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Eden Stricken by Overstrain as Eden Outlines Crisis
Ailing Prime Minister Eden rests on doctors orders while Butler chairs a Cabinet meeting. Amid Middle East tensions and Egypt invasion fallout, Tory defections and Labor opposition fuel talk Eden may resign. France Soir calls his illness a diplomatic crisis preluding removal.
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Norstad Takes Over NATO Command in Europe
Gen. Lauris Norstad assumed supreme command of NATO forces in Europe at a ceremony near Paris as Gen. Alfred Gruenther handed over leadership. Norstad vowed to maintain strength against Soviet pressure while Gruenther urged continued faith in the alliance and warned against Kremlin provocations.
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Wait Word on Autopsies in Steele Deaths
Steele County officers await results of scientific tests to determine cause of death of Owatonna housewife Melvold A. Loney 32 and her 8-year-old daughter Jarlyne. Coroner Dr John Fisher said Loney apparently killed her daughter and died by her own hand. University pathologists conducted autopsies. chemical tests will take several days. Officers noted Loney had recent treatment for a mental ailment.
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India Backs Hungary Probe Plan Amid UN Pressure
India along with Ceylon and Indonesia backed a UN on the spot check in Hungary. The three Asian neutrals urged Hungary's Communist government to admit UN observers while permitting relief workers. India pressed for priority for Asian nations as Cuba urged a Soviet halt to deportations. Nehru said Soviet troops were in Hungary against the UN.
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First Refugees on Way to U S
Sixty refugees from Soviet terror in Hungary head toward the United States as officials push to relocate up to 5 000 across the Atlantic. ICEM planes carrying 60 refugees bound for the U S depart Vienna and Munich, with more doomed to arrive at McGuire AFB New Jersey.
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Suez Crisis May Boost Gas Prices
Washington officials acknowledge the Suez Canal blockade could lift gasoline and fuel oil prices but deny any need for U S rationing. ODM officials reiterate no rationing. Europe trims travel and faces possible cuts. Some sources cite a potential one cent rise in fuel oil. WH officials rule out standby price and control requests. US plans to ship Western Hemisphere oil to Europe await UN police force in Egypt and troop withdrawals.
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Britain Orders Gas Rationing
The British government announced gas and oil rationing for private motor vehicles beginning December 17. Fuel Minister Aubrey Jones said basic quotas apply to all motorists with a small supplementary allowance for essential use. Gas ration books will be issued starting November 22 due to Suez Canal shortages from the Egypt invasion.
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U S Reds Hedge on Action in Hungary
The American Communist party national committee states it does not justify Soviet troops in Hungary on November 4 but refuses to condemn the action. In a 2,500 word letter made public here, the committee says there are no ready answers and no final judgment on the Soviet move.
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Austin or Albert Lea Rochester debate on airport future
Albert Lea representatives prefer a one year pause on joint Austin Albert Lea airport plans. Mayor Hansen raises Rochester option, noting Rochester airport 10 miles away and about a half hour from Austin, affecting Austin's airport future prospects.
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Official Returns Show Lord Ahead in Minnesota Race
Official returns of the State Canvassing Board show Atty. Gen. Miles Lord winning the Minnesota attorney general race by 5,763 votes over Keith Kennedy. Bjornson leads Hansen in the treasurer contest by 3,790. Eisenhower beats Stevenson by a large margin, while Rolvaag and Donovan secure wins for lieutenant governor and secretary of state respectively.
Cold Wave Sweeps Midwest With Snow and Frigid Temps
The Associated Press reports a cold wave bringing four to eight inches of new snow in southeast Minnesota by Wednesday night and widespread snow across the state. A Canadian air surge will cause blowing snow and very low temperatures with tonight’s lows as low as 10 to 20 below in the northwest and 20 to 30 below in the east and south.
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Churchill Confined at Home With Slight Cold
Sir Winston Churchill was kept at home today due to a slight cold. No other details were provided about his condition or schedule.
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First Seabees and sled dogs settle South Pole outpost
Eight Navy Seabees and 11 dogs become the first residents of the South Pole joining scientists for the International Geophysical Year. Lt Richard A. Bowers leads the party to establish survival shelters ahead of a larger base crew.
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