Egypt and UN talks over Suez reach tentative accord denied
Dag Hammarskjold announced tentative UN aid to clear Canal wreckage in Cairo but Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi denied any agreement. Fawzi insisted Egypt controls the canal and said no misquotation occurred. Hammarskjold and Nasser pursued cease fire details and a UN police role before leaving for New York Rome.
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Cairo
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Suez Canal
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Fawzi
New York
Zurich
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Nasser
Port Said
Hammarshjed
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Britain
France
Israel
Inside Today Wart Ads Display Ads and Other Items
Fragmentary newspaper item lists various advertising sections including phones and display ads. The readable text shows headings Wart Ads and Display Ads with references to other items and sections.
Khrushchev Attacks West as Envoys Storm Out in Moscow
In a Polish embassy reception Khrushchev denounced Britain and France over Egypt, calling their actions an order of colonizers and enslavement. Western envoys from 13 powers left in protest as he warned allies and asserted peace is on our side.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
France
West
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Egypt
Presidium
Kliment Voroshilov
Anastas Ft. Mikoyan
Israel
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Maurice Dejean
Sir Anthony
Eden
Gamal Abdel
Nasser
Communist Party
Khbrushchev
Khrush
Germany
Poland
Hungary
Romania
Definition of glutton a person with poor appetite
A definition notes a glutton as someone who eats little outside breakfast lunch and dinner and between meals, implying appetite is strong only at those times. The entry outlines a paradoxical pattern of craving during regular meals and abstinence elsewhere.
Poland Reaches Moscow Pact on Soviet Troop Stay
Wladyslaw Gomulka signs with the Soviet government a joint declaration seen as granting Poland independence in name while keeping it within the Communist bloc. The accord allows Soviet troops to remain with limits on movement and requires Polish consent for troop movements. The Gomulka delegation, including Prime Minister Josef Cyrankiewicz, returns home after four days of talks.
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Wladyslaw Gomulka
Poland
Communist Family of Nations
Gomulka
Polish Communist Party
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Red Army
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Refugees Flee Hungary as Soviet Troops Enter
Vienna reports new refugee waves as 20 Soviet infantry divisions move into Hungary with orders to shoot to kill those refusing to return to work. The Soviet controlled government orders a strike end by tomorrow while reports claim 10,000 Hungarians have been deported to Russia in three days.
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Vienna
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Austria
Hungary
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Gyper
Komarom
Russia
Budapest
Reds Eye U N Role In Mid East Says Dulles
Budapest dispatch reports Hungary still grips under Soviet invasion two weeks after massed attacks. Workers strike nationwide, with anti-Soviet partisans in western Hungary and around Miskolc. Children join protests as posters urge demands and no return to classes. Authorities warn of arrests and deportations amid a broader crisis.
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Endre Marton
Budapest
Hungary
Veszprem
Miskolc
Oil Rationing Spreads Across Western Europe
Western Europe braces for fuel shortages as Britain Sweden and Switzerland move toward oil rationing amid the Suez crisis. Citizens cut highway use and factories debate conserving fuel while governments consider pricing and allocation strategies and a shift back to coal where possible.
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London
Britain
Sweden
Switzerland
Europe
Middle East
Suez Canal
Suez
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Scotland
Italy
Aubrey Jones
Norman Kipping
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Federation of British Industries
Baby Born To coma Mother In Newcastle
In Newcastle England a 23 year old mother Ellen Moore, unconscious for 169 days after a truck accident, gave birth to a 7 pound 12 ounce baby boy while she recovered from brain injury. Doctors froze her body to ease recovery and she later woke to meet her husband and newborn son.
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England
Ellen Moore
Kenneth
United Nations Warns Against Soviet Volunte ers in Middle East
U N envoys in New York prepare to back a U S warning to Moscow over using volunteers to invade Egypt Israel sets out its Middle East policy as Dag Hammarskjold returns from Cairo The assembly faces debate on Soviet intervention and a proposed expansion of U N peacekeeping forces with about 6 000 troops selected from eight nations.
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Nasser
Cairo
Egypt
Ali Sabry
Nesser
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United. Nations
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France
Russia
U. N. General Assembly
United States
Middle East
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pluean
7 Nation Forum
U. S
Herbert Hoover
U. N
Dmitri Shepilov
Golda Meir
Israel
Palestine
Hungary
Dag Hammarskijold
Gamal Abdel Nasser
James Slaughter Draws Fire as Dulles Accuses Soviets
Secretary of State Dulles on leaving Walter Reed Hospital for two weeks convalescence in Key West condemns Soviet slaughter of Hungarians and their bid to supplant the United Nations in the Middle East. He warns free nations to stay vigilant against arrogance and violations of basic principles.
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Middle East
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Soviet Troops Reported Moving Into Bulgaria
London dispatch says Soviet forces reportedly moved into Bulgaria to head off a rebellion in Hungary. The claim from Sofia notes Bulgaria’s Warsaw Pact status and absence of Soviet troops on Bulgarian soil previously.
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Hungary
Reuters News Agency
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Sofia
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NATO
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East Germany
Dulles Sees UN Efforts On Right Track In Middle East
Secretary of State Dulles told reporters UN efforts toward a stable peace in the Middle East are on the right track but warned that emergency measures cannot secure permanent peace. He urged addressing core problems, fixing permanent boundaries, and a long-range solution for Israel and Arab neighbors. The White House said President Eisenhower and Dulles discussed Bulganin’s disarmament proposal, with Dulles later flying to Key West for a two week vacation before resuming duties on Dec 3.
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