Mayor Intervenes as Cleveland Newspaper Strike Continues
Cleveland newspapers and the Cleveland Newspaper Guild met at 1 PM to seek a production settlement after a strike began November 1. Mayor Anthony J. Celebrezze urged a new session Monday as both sides negotiate amid wage demands and halted operations at The Cleveland Plain Dealer The Cleveland News and The Cleveland Press owned by Forest City Publishing Co and Scripps Howard.
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Propaganda War Leader Larson Named by Eisenhower
Arthur Larson, 46, named by President Eisenhower to direct the U S Information Agency and defend Western democracy against communism. He will join in a few weeks, succeeding Theodore Streibert. Larson, former labor undersecretary and Pitt Law School dean, wrote on labor and world prosperity.
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Danes Arrive to Join U.N. Police Force in Middle East
Fifty Danish militiamen, first contingent of the U.N. police, arrive at CAPODICHINO near Aviano en route to Egypt. They disembark from a C124 Globemaster and are housed in a makeshift base as other units from Norway Canada Colombia and Sweden prepare to follow. Swiss aircraft will begin transporting the rest of the force to Egypt starting Tuesday.
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UN Peace Force Lands Aspeds Renew Threat
The UN police force heads for the Suez Canal zone as Soviet threats to intervene surface. Moscow says volunteers from Soviet units may join Egyptian forces unless British French and Israeli troops withdraw. First contingents from Denmark arrive in Italy with Canadians Colombians and Swedes soon to follow. Port Said calm returns though Egyptian fire near El Cap is reported.
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Israel claims vast arms haul from Sinai campaign
Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir announced a rapid victory in the Sinai campaign yielding an estimated 50 million dollars in Egyptian tanks vehicles and munitions. She cited origins of a portion of the seized materiel and condemned Nasser as a threat to world peace while accusing the Soviet Union of sowing hatred and aggression.
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Britain appoints noble to vacancy in foreign affairs ministry
London November 10 Prime Minister Eden fills a cabinet gap naming Cmdr Allan Noble minister of state for foreign affairs. Noble aged 48 is a WWII destroyer commander and has served as undersecretary for wealth relations and financial secretary to the admiralty succeeding Anthony Nutting who resigned in protest over Middle East policy.
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Eisenhower rejects Swiss summit bid over Middle East crisis
President Eisenhower declined Switzerland's invitation for a Western powers and Russia summit to address Middle East and Eastern Europe tensions. He left open a future possibility but kept focus on the United Nations and urged continued diplomacy. The State Department also barred American volunteers from joining Middle East fighting forces.
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UN Emergency Assembly Backs U S Crises Priority
The United Nations emergency assembly voted 66 to 0 to place Middle East issues on a high priority track for the regular session, with Guatemala and Greece abstaining. A 53 to 9 vote gave the same status to the Hungarian situation despite opposition from the Soviet bloc.
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Workers and Students in Fight In Hungary
Nov 10 Vienna dispatch reports heavy artillery on Buda and suburbs with workers joining student rebels after Sunday Soviet attack. A general strike paralyses Budapest as refugees say tens of thousands armed. famine and epidemics threaten while the Soviet backed government blocks Red Cross relief from Austria and insists aid come via Yugoslavia.
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