Budapest Fighting Rages Amid Soviet Withdrawal Talks
In Budapest heavy artillery and small arms fire resumed as Nagy offered negotiations for Soviet troop withdrawal and an interim cabinet. Soviet troops evacuee reports conflict continues. streets remain closed. crowds denounce Soviets. Soviet cultural office looted. embassy notes ongoing casualties and city turmoil.
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Imre Nagy
Nagy
Hungary
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London
Legation
Eden Hospital Probe Agreed By Assembly Unit
A California assembly subcommittee will probe the Eden hospital in Eden township to assess operation irregularities and possible need to change the district hospital law. Testimony from hospital staff and accusers will be heard, with hearings set for November 1 or 14 in a township municipal building. Critics include the Central Labor Council of Alameda County and the Citizens Committee to Study Eden hospital, which formed after accusations of sloppy bookkeeping by hospital officials.
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Assembly Committee On Public Health
Castro Valley
al Eden Township
Byron W. Rumford
Berkeley
Pomainipiae
Rumford
Labor Council
Central Labor Council
Alameda County
Citizens Committee
Paul Rhodes
Eden
Hayward Council Meeting Canceled Amid LA City Delegation
The Hayward City Council will not meet tonight as a sizable portion of the city's officials attend the League of California Cities convention in Los Angeles. The absence leaves the council's agenda postponed pending resumption of normal business after the event.
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Hayward
Los Angeles
League of California Cities
Snow in Sierra and Rain Hit Northern California
Storm winds up to 45 mph along the coast from San Francisco northward battered the region. Heavy Sierra snow reported with 3.89 inches of rain in 24 hours at Middletown and 3.70 inches at Mt. Tamalpais. Crescent City 2.35 inches, Eureka 1.03, Mt. Ghesta 1.28. San Francisco 0.19 inch by 8 a.m. today, Oakland 0.78, Moffett Field 0.03. Forecast calls for more wind and rain tonight and partly cloudy tomorrow. Hayward’s 45 inches of rain pushes the season total to 131.
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Sierra
San Francisco
Point Conception
Middletown
Lake County
Mt. Tamassais
Crescent City
Eureka
Mt. Ghesta
San Frencisco
Oakland
Moffett
Kuchel Lauds Truman In South County Talk
Senator Thomas H. Kuchel, Republican incumbent, praised former President Harry S. Truman for leading the nation toward NATO during a San Lorenzo Village event with about 200 attendees. His opponent, Richard Richards, is described as having joined an organization during the same period.
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Truman
South County
Herb Levy
Thomas H. Kuchel
Alameda County
Harry S. Truman
Strike Averted at PT and T in Northern California
Negotiators for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph and the Communication Workers of America reached a late settlement for 19 500 employees in Northern California and Nevada. Wage boosts of 250 to 5 a week and fringe benefits were included, avoiding a threatened strike.
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San Francisco
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Communication Workers of America
California
Nevada
Bay City Bid By Cochran Wins Round
Gerald D. Cochran and the Bay City bid fight crest as the County Board of Supervisors rescind action against two intent notices. They will review claims that San Leandro illegally annexed a half mile strip of East 14th Street from 150th Avenue to Plaza Drive in Grier, to alter traffic near BayTair Shopping center under construction. The dispute centers on extending Bay City from San Leandro to Hayward.
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Gerald D. Cochran
County Board of Supervisors
San Leandro
East 14Th Street
Fire origin at Lustig's Appliance unknown in Hayward
A blaze yesterday swept the top two floors of Lustig's Appliance store at A and Watkins in Hayward. Two hours of out of control flames caused an estimated 200050 to 400005 dollars in damage as fire crews fought through driving rain and dense smoke. Fire inspectors could not determine a final cause, noting the attic area appears to be the origin while first floor water damage affected the store's front. Ten fire trucks and 45 firefighters responded, with two Hayward firemen sustaining facial burns from the blast as masks shielded them.
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Oakland
Watkins
Oey
Nicholas Arhontes
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Darrel Anderson
Gwyn, Hyde
Asst
3. D. Burke
Campaign Trip Canceled by the White House Due to Middle East Crisis
President Eisenhower canceled planned campaign stops in Dallas Oklahoma City and Memphis because of the Israeli Egyptian fighting. He will remain at the White House to monitor the Middle East crisis and will consider a possible special session of Congress after a United Nations Security Council meeting. He pledged U S aid to the victim of aggression and will proceed with day to day campaign planning.
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Tex
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Middle East
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Herbert Hoover, Jr
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Dulles
Congress
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Isenhower
Britain and France threaten Suez intervention in crisis
Britain and France announced they would send troops into the Suez Canal zone unless Egypt and Israel halt fighting. Eden disclosed the ultimatum in Parliament after conferring with Mollet. He said Cairo and Tel Aviv were told to stop warlike action and withdraw forces within 12 hours or face intervention.
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France
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Eden
Guy Mollet
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Tel Aviv
Feyet
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Cyprus
Suez
U N Security Council urged cease-fire in Middle East
The United States asked the U N Security Council to issue an immediate cease-fire in the Israeli Egyptian fighting and to withdraw Israeli troops within its borders. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr announced a U S resolution seeking withdrawal and steps to ensure it, as Dag Hammarskjold reported a noon cease-fire request by Maj Gen E L M Burns. Iraqi Foreign Minister Bashayan offered full assistance to Egypt, and U N observers were expelled from El Auja in the Gaza Strip.
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United States
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Henry Capot Lodge Jr
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Middle East
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Iraq
Egypt
Rea
Burhanedin Bashayan
Tewfik Qatamish
Dag’ Hamaarskjold
BE. L. M. Burns
Canada
U. N. Truce Supervision Organiation
Burns
Hammarskjold
Israel
Gaza Strip
U. N
el Auja
Radio and TV Talks Today
Television listings set shows for KGO TV at 7 15 and 7 30 pm with Richard and Nixon featured. Radio programs include 7 30 pm on KER BC S with Thomas H Wordell addressing the Conservative party.
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Pix
Nixon
KER Bcs
Thomas H. Wordell
Conservative Party
Wall Street Watches Middle East Crisis Developments
New York industrial stocks moved cautiously as traders awaited Middle East news. Steel and aircraft shares rose early while chemicals and most nonferrous metals fell, and railroad stocks slipped.
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