United Nations Pushes Mid East Police Force Plan
The General Assembly approved Hammarskjold's emergency force to police the cease fire and oversee Israeli withdrawal from Egyptian territory. Britain and France resist removal of forces from the Suez Zone until U N troops deploy. Israel, led by Premier Ben-Gurion, rejects foreign troop stationing in its territory.
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United Nations
N. Y
Midle East
Suez Canal Zone
U.N
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Evn
Acme
An Assembly
FE. L. M. Burns
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza Strip
Jerusalem
David Ben
Canal Zone
Two Jurors Still Needed in Raleigh Area Case
In Beaufort North Carolina a jury panel faced delays as another 13 year old victim was named in a capital punishment case. A special venire of 50 was ordered after 10 jurors were chosen from a prior 100. Judge Chester A Morris excused most for objections to capital punishment. Boyette is charged with raping Amanda Elizabeth Harrell near the Morehead City Country Club on June 29 after offering to drive them home from a drive in restaurant.
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Beaufort
N.C
Sally
Selihenty
Superior Court
Chester A. Morris
Boyette
Amanda Elizabeth Harrell
Morehead City Country Club
Ows
Eyes of God and conscience in daily scrutiny
The author notes we feel unseen eyes upon us and fear judgment from God more than neighbors. Conscience accompanies every action and thought, prompting repentance when faced with divine justice, even as some shield themselves with hard hearts.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Rebel Radios Call Hungarians to End Famine
Vienna dispatch reports Budapest radio warns famine endangers revolt torn Hungary. It pleads with citizens under the Russians puppet government to struggle back to normal and support the regime.
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Vienna
Budapest
Hungary
Morton Leads in Final Contest for U S Senate Seat
In Louisville Kentucky Republican Thruston B Morton edges Democrat Earle C Clements by 475861 to 473218 in a late counted race. Clements concedes uncertainty over uncounted precincts while both sides allege irregularities and Nunn seeks county returns. In Hungary fighting and Soviet troop activity prompts food trucks and a curfew adjustment as authorities urge normal life. More on page eight-a.
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Louisville
Clements
Louie B. Nunn
Battle of
Budapest
Hungary
Senate Organization Remains Uncertain
The Senate party split remains fluid as 49 Democrats and 46 Republicans are counted with one undecided race in Kentucky. GOP candidate Thruston Morton leads Earle C. Clements, possibly shifting the majority and inviting Ohio Governor Frank Lausche to weigh his future Senate stance.
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Washington
Kentucky
Ohio
New York
Texas
GOP
Thruston B. Morton
Earle C. Clements
Governor Hodges Reflects On North Carolina Vote
Governor Hodges said the close presidential result in North Carolina might not signal a party shift. He noted Stevenson carried the state while Eisenhower nearly won the electoral votes and urged Democrats to build strongest candidates and unite Americans amid national challenges. He also read a message from defeated Republican opponent Kyle Hayes.
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Raleigh
Hodges
North Carolina
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
America
Kyle Hayes
Old Issues Await New 85th Congress In Washington
iE Old Issues Await New 85th Congress Washington is poised to tackle federal aid for school construction civil rights farm and labor policies and statehood for Hawaii and Alaska. Democrats hold renewed majorities in both chambers while a Southern coalition may steer a middle course. President Eisenhower's influence may wane due to term limits but bipartisan momentum could rise with a White House briefing on Eastern Europe and the Middle East set for tomorrow.
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85Th
Congress
Hawaii
Alaska
Eisenhower
White House
Europe
Middle East
Senate
House
Laurinburg Man Survives 12 Days at Sea in Homemade Boat
Douglas Sessoms, 20, from Laurinburg describes 12 days adrift with J Eddie Boone who died early in the ordeal. They launched October 27 from Corn Cake Inlet. rough seas, no motor, and dwindling supplies left Sessoms clinging to life. Rescued by SS Hess Petrel and transferred to Dosher Memorial Hospital in Southport. he is in good condition aside from wind burn and salt exposure.
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Reyes
Budapest
John Sadovy
Life Magazine
Sadovy
Europe
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Laurinburg
Southport
N.C
Douglas Wilson Sessoms
Coast Guard
J. Eddie
Boone
Sessoms
Corn Cake Inlet
Hess Petrel
South Carolina - Georgia
Petrel
Dosher Memorial Hospital
Norman Honstein
Willie Shaw Sessoms
Willie Sessoms
Oodrow Sessoms
Detroit
Mich
Port Said Frontline Fire Amid Cease Fire Tension
Sniper fire disrupted Port Said in the Suez Canal zone as Egyptian patrols clashed with British tank units. The United States urged rapid UN police deployment to supervise the cease-fire with Soviet intervention fears rising. Maj. Gen. Burns prepared to assume UN police command in Cairo, while Egypt hurried repairs to bombed air fields amid British defense notices.
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London
Israel
Jordan
United Nations
Egypt
Port Said
Suez Canal Zone
United States
U.N
Canada
E. L. M. Burns
Palestine
Cairo
Soviet
Russia
U.N. Assembly
Defense
Antony Head
House of Commons
Britain
U.S. Urges Speedup In UN For Egypt Peace Force
The United States presses to accelerate replacing French forces with U N troops in Egypt. The U N General Assembly voted to create an international emergency force and ordered full organization. Dozens of nations offered troops as Washington fears Soviet volunteers could prolong the conflict and trigger a wider war.
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Washington
United Se
Egypt
United ST UN General N. Assembly
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
Pentagon
U.S
Joint Chiefs
U. S
Forrestal
Strategic Air Command
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Western Pacific
Defense Department
Air Defense Command
Bill would limit death penalty in Britain
London. Prime Minister Eden’s government published today its bill to limit the imposition of the death penalty in homicide cases. The measure would restrict the hangman’s noose to five classes of killings described as capital and for repeated murder. The bill, to be introduced in the House of Commons, marks a compromise between abolitionists and hardliners. Capital murders are those in theft, resisting arrest, escaping custody, and killings of police or prison officers or aides, or by shooting or explosives. When two or more are involved in a killing.
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London
Eden
House of Commons
Britain
Convicted Rape Slayer Escapes Everett Jail
Everett 21 escaped with Charles J. Sullivan from a Florida jail after jamming cell doors. Sullivan, awaiting forgery trial, fled with Everett who had been sentenced to death for the rape and murder of Mrs. Lou Ellen Jones in northwest Florida. An alert spread across Florida and Alabama as authorities hunted the pair.
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Everett
Lou Ellen Jones
Oklahoma
Florida Supreme Court
Daffin
Charles J. Sullivan
Panama City
Sullivan
Florida
Alabama
FBI
Jones
Air Force
Aea Jones
el Reno
Okla
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