UN Calls for International Police Force Over Egypt Cease Fire
The General Assembly ordered a United Nations command to establish an emergency international police force to enforce a cease fire in Egypt. Britain and France pledged to halt military action pending Egypt Israel police approval and Suez Canal restoration. The vote was 57 to 0 with 19 abstentions, led by Canada Colombia and Norway, recruiting from small countries.
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Russians Demand Weapons as Hungarian Rebels Face Pressure
From Vienna Budapest radio Budapesti urges remaining Hungari rebel fighters to surrender arms by 6 p.m. EST. Rebels’ ranks shrink under Russian tank and infantry assaults as Budapest promises reforms. The Soviet high command calls on Hungarian officers to join crushing the rebellion while many soldiers switch sides. MORE ON PAGE TWO.
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Egyptian Paratroopers Land in Port Said as Surrender Talks Begin
British and French parachutists landed in Port Said as Egyptian commander discussed surrender terms. Eden announced a cease fire amid UN police plans and broader Middle East peace efforts. The invasion aims to safeguard the Suez Canal and separate Egypt and Israel in the fighting.
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It Is Not Practiced by Unschooled Hands
R L Dieffenbacher discusses America’s extensive use of surgery as a national repair process. He notes that most people have undergone or will undergo operations, driven by trained surgeons whose expertise comes from practice and teaching, not books, shaping physical health and recovery.
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Adlai Says U.S. Loses Influence Worldwide
In Minneapolis Adlai Stevenson warned that the United States is losing influence as friends and allies doubt U.S. leadership. He challenged both the free world and communism, saying only the U.S. can avert creeping disintegration, and criticized Dulles and Nixon.
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Kennedy pleads Hungary aid after Russia delay
Joe Kennedy of Thomasville arrives from Hungary to New York seeking United Nations relief for Hungarians opposing Soviet rule. He says the world is deceived by Russian lies and asks prayers from all churches. He will visit his parents in Thomasville before continuing engagements across America.
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Nation Will Name President Tomorrow
An AP survey notes many expect Dwight D. Eisenhower to win a second term and Congress to stay in GOP hands or flip. Observers predict Eisenhower’s 266 electoral votes may reach 442 to Stevenson's 89 in 1952, with uncertainty on Senate races and local contests.
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Presidentprepares final appeal for Hungary and Nixon
President Eisenhower outlines a plan for Hungary involving Soviet troop withdrawal and self determination. He will address voters in a coast to coast TV broadcast at 11 p.m. EST stressing GOP get out the vote with Vice President Nixon. Mrs Eisenhower and the Eisenhowers will attend with the President and Nixon.
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Don’t go to vote without seeing the issues
A public advisory urges voters to review the issues before casting ballots. It stresses informed participation and cautions against voting without understanding the topics at stake.
Paratroopers Lift Off From Cyprus for Egypt Mission
British paratroopers boarded twin engine transports at a Cyprus air base before dawn and ascended in formation toward Egypt. Soldiers shared nerves and jokes as they prepared. a veteran Polish sergeant encouraged the group amid a red dawn and dust as Britain conducts its largest airborne operation since World War II.
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Eisenhower Favored In Electoral Vote Counts In 1956 Preview
Washington observers project Eisenhower ahead in 32 states worth 322 electoral votes to Stevenson's 82 in eight states. 127 votes in eight states remain doubtful. The tally shows Eisenhower 420 Stevenson 95 with 16 undecided. Senate and House control seen uncertain as Democrats trail.
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