Eisenhower Holds White House Review On Middle East Crisis
President Eisenhower met with the National Security Council and armed services chiefs for a two hour full dress review of the Middle East crisis. He ruled out using American armed forces and urged localizing the fighting as the UN General Assembly called a special session to seek an end to the conflict.
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Food shops reopen as Budapest calm returns after nine days
Nine days of gunfire in central Budapest end with food shops reopening and streets busy with people seeking food and relatives. Reports say anti Soviet anti Communist violence continued in the capital as authorities and residents cope with the crackdown and seek redress.
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Adlai Plans Major Talk Tonight
Adlai E. Stevenson canceled two upstate New York addresses to fly to New York City for a nation wide TV radio talk claiming Eisenhower policies threaten world peace. He will speak at 9:30 p.m. in Buffalo at Memorial Auditorium and then proceed to Buffalo after the New York telecast.
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Israelis See Victory In Sight
Tel Aviv reports Israeli government radio urging Egyptian soldiers to lay down arms in Sinai. Israel presses toward encirclement and victory as Rafa in the Gaza Strip falls and the main highway toward Ismailia is targeted. Egyptian forces retreat, air raid sirens dissipate.
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Emergency UN session to address Egypt crisis
The UN General Assembly, called by William N. Oatis, meets to decide on collective measures after Britain France and Israel attack Egypt. The Security Council voted 7-2 to summon the special session and consider actions including possible armed force and condemnations.
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Eden Faces Political Storm in the Commons Tonight
The House of Commons confronts a motion of censure over the Suez crisis. Labour tables a resolution condemning armed action against Egypt, warning of constitutional strain, waning public unity, and damage to the Atlantic Alliance. Eden’s Conservative government holds a 60 vote majority but face murmurs of misgivings among supporters.
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40 Years of Tragedy Behind Fight Between Israel and Bayat
In Jerusalem during World War II a woman voices a land longing shared by Jews and Arabs, while leaders in the region express resolve to resist loss of land. The piece traces origins to 1915 when Britain sought Arab help and to the Balfour Declaration promising a Jewish homeland in Palestine, shaping a century of conflict.
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George Says War Death Blow to NATO
Senator Watson, chairman of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, told the Augusta Herald in Augusta that the Israelis started the current trouble, aided by England and France, making it a world affair. He spoke during a stop in Atlanta en route to Vienna for a 10 day rest.
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Be Informed Good Key to Learn the Eas
The fragment hints a political theme with Mr Silt involved in a payoff on election day. Details are sparse, but the text suggests a public electoral context and a named individual connected to a payment issue occurring on voting day.
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Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Bell Lab Trio
The 1956 Nobel Prize in physics goes to William Shockley Jay Bardeen and Walter Brattain for transistor work at Bell Labs. The $38 633 prize honors solid state physics and the devices enabling modern electronics.
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Egypt Reports Land Forces Bombarded By British, French
London dispatch says British and French air forces attacked Egyptian airfields from dawn. Cairo claims an Egyptian warship was sunk in the Suez Canal near Ismailia, blocking traffic and oil shipments to Europe. Egypt severed diplomatic ties with Britain and France as operations continued.
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Resumes Campaign Addresses War Critique
Stevenson denounces foreign policy as disastrous in the East and pledges noninvolvement in the current Middle East fighting. The remark signals a pivotal stance in the campaign as opponents press for a clearer U S role abroad.
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