31 Oct 1956
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1956
Page
1
Radio and television political talks are listed for today with segments on KPIX KRON and KGO TV. The GOP National Committee appears on KPIX and KRON with time slots, while the Democratic National Committee is shown on KRON and KGO TV features Yes on Prop four.
A first real coastal storm dumped 1.35 inches in the Hayward area over two days, causing minor flooding and damage. The forecast calls for clearing skies with scattered showers and mountain snow flurries, warmer but fair tonight, and rain elsewhere in the north state tomorrow from a new Pacific system. Highways 40 50 remained open while 101 slowed near Garberville, Donner and Echo Summit saw over a foot of snow, and the Feather River route faced later travel.
Moscow charges West with imperialist conspiracy after Israel attacked Egypt. Pravda blames US Britain and France for backing the assault and Izvestia calls for immediate ceasefire and end to aggression.
Southern Alameda County law enforcement mobilizes for Halloween night with intensified patrols and doubled staffing in Hayward San Leandro and unincorporated areas. Units range from 4 to 12 pm shifts with all officers on alert for mischief, odd incidents, and potential threats. Juvenile officers join the swing shifts to manage any overflow from parties and activities.
An armed bandit in an orange and black Halloween mask robbed Country Liquor Store at 247 Jackson Street Hayward of 265 dollars and a quart of whisky last night. Clerk Marie Craig 56 says the man, about five eight to nine inches tall and 100 to 140 pounds, ordered her to hand over the cash and bottle before fleeing on foot.
Cardinal Mindszenty triumphantly returns to Budapest as Soviet tank crews withdraw under rebel pressure. Reports suggest Communist premier Nagy might resign to allow a new premier, aiming to quell the bloodshed in Hungary after the October revolt.
United Press summary reports key Mid East crisis developments. Anglo French invasion force moves toward Suez while Israeli forces threaten to sever Gaza from Egypt. Egypt claims Sinai advantage as conflict intensifies. UN debates end to fighting as Anglo French and U.S. measures meet strong opposition. Washington warns Britain and France could trigger a major war.
London reported Eden held peace talks open after Britain and France pressed toward Suez action. Eden refused to discuss forces and moved to curb movement via Cyprus and Malta bases. Cairo reported quiet as British embassies burned documents, while allied air raids were claimed by Lebanon and Beirut radio. Israel claimed major Sinai advance and the capture of a Egyptian destroyer with 250 crew as Haifa faced bombardment attempts.
Hayward fire inspectors sift rubble for clues to a 200000 dollar blaze that destroyed much of Lustig's Appliance store. Lt Arhontes noted overuse of electric lamps in furniture stores during inspection, while owner Leonard Lustig spoke of moving holiday trade to undamaged sections and potential relocation to Atherton Street warehouse. Fire Chief Matt Jimenez, at a convention, returned to help in Hayward.
Washington officials held rapid security meetings as Britain and France bombed targets in the Middle East. President Eisenhower reaffirmed the U.S. pledge to aid victims of aggression while denying any planned military intervention. Nasser sent a message to Eisenhower detailing the crisis as defense and state offices prepared for possible war footing. Sixth Fleet ships stood off Alexandria and Haifa to evacuate Americans.
New York stock prices fell broadly as commodities rose amid British military action in the Middle East. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped over seven points by mid afternoon, with volume above two million shares as oil, steel, chemical and nonferrous metal issues led the declines.
London reports a complete blackout on military news early today. Details of troops ships and aircraft, destinations and unit identifications for the Suez action are barred under security regulations, with information restricted to official statements only.
Egyptian and Israeli forces clash near Abu Ogeila on the Suez Canal front as Egyptian defenders claim repulsed attacks and report heavy Israeli combat. Egypt says its air force destroyed Israeli airfields at Akir and Ramat and claims advancing losses for the Israelis.
Port Said and Suez endured a blackout amid Anglo-French invasion fears with harbor lights blazing at night. Police and soldiers manned check points while southbound canal traffic was delayed and P N O Strathaird ordered to return to Aden for new instructions.
London and Paris announce allied air offensive against Egypt after an Anglo French ultimatum expired. Egypt refuses occupation of the Suez Canal zone. jet bombers strike Cairo with reported damage and casualties. Allied naval forces in the eastern Mediterranean. Keightley named commander in chief of Western forces. Berjot deputy.
London issued a warning to Egyptian civilians to avoid airfields in Egypt from now until Cairo accepts the Anglo French ultimatum to halt hostilities with Israel. The notice underscores the ongoing regional crisis and international mediation efforts.
President Eisenhower will state the U S position on the Middle East crisis in a radio television report to the people at 4 pm Pacific Standard Time. The White House said the speech will be carried by San Francisco stations and network outlets. It is described as a non political report and is expected to last about 15 minutes.
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