Rebels Threaten To Bomb Tanks In Budapest Uprising
Amid a Hungarian revolt, rebels threaten to bomb tanks and the air force warns of Soviet retaliation. Budapest clings to key bridges as troops patrol citadel rings and forces evacuate civilians. The government seeks a peaceful exit as dawn brings renewed tensions and conflicting reports.
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Ike To Go On TV Tonight Over Crisis
President Eisenhower will address the nation by television and radio later tonight to discuss the Middle East crisis and U S pledge with Britain and France. James Hagerty said the talk would begin about 7 p m EST and run about 15 minutes with networks carrying the broadcast from the White House.
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Egypt says air force shoots down ten planes
Egypt reports its air force downed ten rebel planes in action over battlefield airspace. Military brief says Egyptian bombers joined the strike, with airfields reported damaged and the foe suffering losses while claiming two Egyptian planes were lost.
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Colors Chosen for New YMCA Building on North Center Street
Wie YMCA board approves color schemes for interior decorating of the North Center Street project. Architects Henry Gray of Johnson Lind Chay present. Cornerstone ceremony planned for December 2. Pledges totaling 122 remain unfulfilled with August contributions tentative.
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UNICEF Aids Halloween Drive Amid Busy City Action
Hundreds of youngsters, mainly ages four to one, took part in UNICEF Trick or Treat canvassing across the city from 6 to 8:30 PM. Volunteers collected funds at seven centers while residents faced issues with overflowing waste cans and water bag hazards at Wright and Canerens Streets.
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U S Britain and France at a crisis in Middle East
Crisis in U S relations with Britain and France deepens as Britain and France ignore Eisenhower and move troops into Egyptian ports along the Suez Canal They seek oil and navigation access raising fear of wider war and oil shortages The United States urges diplomacy while Russia and the U N oppose the action and Hungary distracts from the broader crisis
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CAB proposes add on Allegheny pay for 1955 56 period
The Civil Aeronautics Board proposed a $200,000 increase in back pay to Allegheny Airlines for April 1, 1955 to July 30, 1956, raising total proposed compensation to $2,500,016 with further adjustments and a show cause order. The airline had already been paid $2,296,404 for the period.
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Police and Students Clash in Rome Riot
Unclear readable segments describe a clash in Rome between police and about 20 000 students amid anti Soviet and anti government tensions. Report mentions Venice Square location and barriers with chaotic scenes as authorities move to restore order.
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North Verso Boil Telephone Co workers win wage raise
Workers at the North West Telefphone Co and District Communication reach a new contract granting weekly increases from one to a half dollars depending on job class and town of assignment.
Moscow Signals Soviet Troop Withdrawals from Hungary
The Soviet Union said Communist countries should be fully sovereign and offered to discuss troop dispositions in three states Hungary Romania and Poland. It pledged to evacuate Budapest as soon as the Hungarian government deems it necessary and warned further Soviet presence in Hungary could worsen tensions. The statement noted cooperation with Warsaw Pact members on troop questions and did not mention East Germany.
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Eden Says UK France Will Act Without US Approval
Prime Minister Eden asserted Britain and France will move into the Suez Canal Zone with or without United States consent. He refused to confirm landings on Egyptian soil, citing the government's duty to act in its own vital interests and noting reports from the Middle East without official Cairo confirmation.
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Russian singer, family win U S citizenship by decree
The State Department reportedly set aside passport rules to allow a Russian born singer and his family to claim American citizenship while abroad. Officials said the action followed an appeal from the Belarusian group Bewreeva, who were stopped at the liner Queen Elizabeth dock in Memph.
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Vatican prelate heads rites amid reform drive
Unclear OCR text references a Vatican City event with a high prelate and mentions reforms and congral labia terminclevenity, with no coherent details. The readable fragments point to church leadership and ceremonial roles without concrete outcomes.
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British and French Troops Target Suez Canal
London warns Egyptians to stay away from airfields as massive British and French naval forces move toward the Suez corridor. Reports say troop transports and paratroopers may be deployed, with Port Said, Suez, and Tamailia as key targets amid tense diplomatic exchanges and conflicting confirms.
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Britain France veto at UN ties hands in Suez crisis
United Nations Security Council splits as Britain and France veto U S backed cease fire and withdrawal resolutions over Israel Egypt fighting. Soviet veto and Western abstentions mark sharp rift with United States as Egypt and Israel face limited military moves near the Suez Canal.
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Did 3 Nations Plan Mid-East Crisis
Washington columnist James Marlow argues Britain France and Israel manipulated events to unseat Egyptian leader Nasser and seize the Suez Canal. He notes U S influence waned as Dulles and Eisenhower avoided direct action while Western powers aligned against Nasser amid shifting geopolitics.
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Plans to widen West Main Street and remove two right turns
The city Streets Department plans to eliminate two right turns on West Main Street within weeks. The project, led by Director W. W. Wier, will widen the roadway to add diagonal parking and create a diagonal cut across deeded land near First Avenue, with assistance from the Highway Department.
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Firemen Save Barn After Blaze Near Corning
Eighteen firefighters responded to a barn fire northwest of Corning when sparks from a drawbar caused a blaze. They contained the flames after initial spreading threatened nearby structures. No injuries reported.
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Combined British French Units Open Suez Fighting
The British and French command announces joint land and naval bombardment in the Suez Canal area. Reports say the operation began with combined air and sea fire from Cypris headquarters and continued into the evening as inquiries mounted.
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Estate of Eric Mart Leaves $1 Million Plus Assets
Probate records show Eric Mart left a sizeable estate totaling about $1,195,281.91 with most assets in real property and household holdings. The will of Herbert B Seep, former head of United Hardware and Bipply Coy, was probated with the bulk of bequests going to heirs including Aloe G and Ali a Plemly of Tie ville.
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Chest Appeal Progress Report Amid Campaign
The Chest fund drive extended to Saturday with a midnight deadline set. Chairman Harrold Minkien cited delays from Tocatims Winnivnased Wilk and industrial workers while noting renewed pledges and a total of 25,2207 raised toward 70 percent of the goal.
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Indicted in Marty Theft by Erie County Grand Jury
An Erie County grand jury indicted Guadogno in the theft of $3,000 from the Murty home in Corry R D 2 during a wedding party. Police say the gang broke in looting $2,000 in gifts to Mrs David Andrus and Mark’s daughter. Guadogno had been extradited from New York and pleaded not guilty before Judge Cobbett.
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Arrests in East Germany Shake Western Intelligence Claims
Reported arrest of 73 individuals linked to Western agents amid a broad security drive. The statements cite alleged plots and revolts, naming various officials and agencies without clear corroboration.
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