British fear withdrawal amid bomb attack claim
The British command reported intensified attacks as the withdrawal fear grew. Stockwell described a haul of explosives and arms dumped near Port Said, seized by patrols after landing near Qabut village. An Egyptian case, with involvement from Iron Curtain sources, prompted talks on Suez clearance and neutral equipment. Iraqi forces reportedly prepared to withdraw from Jordan per Jordanian demands.
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Caro
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Jordan
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Craeli
Invasion Clashes Reported as U.N. Troops Face Hurdles
From New York a United Press dispatch describes wrecked roads and minefields hindering Allied movements in the Northern Desert theater. Reports mention Japan’s air actions, naval movements, and casualties as forces contend with advancing opposition amid difficult supply lines.
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New York
Egypt
Larael
United Press Cor
Ad- Jugeelay
Ina
Herbert Hoover Resigns as Undersecretary to Return to Private Career
President Eisenhower accepts Herbert Hoover resignation with deep regret. Hoover will leave about Feb 1 to rejoin mining and engineering work. The State Department and Foreign Service under his guidance performed difficult tasks with distinction. The announcement also notes nominating Mr. Christian Herter of Massachusetts to an Under-Secretary post. Headlines reflect transition in U.S. diplomacy and public service.
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Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Hoover
Eisenhower
U.S
Foreign Service
John Dulles
India Accused Of Malice Against UK
London reports claim India acted beyond detachment in the Middle East crisis and question the meaning of the Commonwealth. The Sunday papers discuss Pandit Nehru and alleged sabotaged plans for the Suez Canal, noting Asian and African backing amid unsettled settlement week.
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London
Reuter
India
Middle East
Pandit
Suez Canal
Burope
Dante Ealant
Nehru
Italian Communist Leader Endorses Bilateral Party Ties
Signor Palmiro Togliatti told the Italian Communist Party national congress in Rome that a new international Communist system should rest on bilateral relations between independent and autonomous parties. He warned against returning to past interference in internal party affairs and criticized Eastern Europe for forcing rapid industrialization and collectivization.
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Rome
AP. Reuter
Eastern
Europe
Moscow Hails Australia’s Games Spirit and Critics Rise
Moscow praised Australia for hosting a friendly Olympic atmosphere and unity among nations. The Literary Gazette denounced Australian press critics of Hungary, while various editors praised Australia’s show, with some complaining of ticket prices and media hype. Japanese papers lauded Australian hospitality, and critics noted long, expensive Games.
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Moscow
Melbourne
Aus
Australia
Asahi
Pers
Rarevec
Hungarians Call National Strike Amidst Budapest Tension
An alleged two day general strike called by the Budapest Central Workers' Council begins at midnight in protest against the Janos Kadar regime. Firemen doctors and ambulance crews to work. telecoms cut. police block workers' council HQ. UN observers sought as Hungary faces international scrutiny and internal upheaval.
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Kadar
Workers’ Council
Hungary
Teason
Austria
United Nations
Dag Hammarsihoeld
Czechoslovakia
Roumania
Yugoslavia
General Assembly
Disappearance Haunts Russian Team Departure from Melbourne
Police guard Gruia as it sails with the Russian athletic team from Melbourne while Ning Paranyuk remains missing after a party at the Melbourne Zoo. Detectives from the Security Branch and the Commonwealth Investigation Service monitor the ship day and night amid doubts about a political escape.
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Melbourne
Gruia
Victoria
Security Branch
Commonwealth Investigation Service
Victoria Dock
Ning Paranyuk
Melbourne Zoo
Dog Rocketed Through Space Mystery Item
A dog was launched on a rocket nose to about 0.32 miles before being tethered about 1 mile up. It then landed with a parachute after the mission, details unclear.
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Rocket
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