United Nations pushes Egypt withdrawal and Middle East police force
The U N Assembly urged Britain France and Israel to withdraw from Egypt and empowered Dag Hammarskjold to raise a Middle East police force. The body approved two related resolutions with mixed votes and noted noncompliance with earlier demands. The secretary general may start planning police deployment and Suez Canal clearance talks proceed with salvage firms ready.
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Yugoslavia Demands Nagy Return Amid Deportation Dispute
Belgrade Yugoslavia urged Hungary and the Soviet Union to allow Imre Nagy to return home or seek asylum in Yugoslavia. Belatedly Yugoslavia accused Soviet officials in Budapest of blocking safe conduct, and protested Hungarys claim Nagy and 51 associates left Yugoslav asylum willingly. The note to Moscow accompanied a copy to Budapest. The West Berlin Nacht Depesche alleged Nagy was flown from Romania to Hungary for trial on treason and counterrevolutionary charges, citing a Hanun Embassy source.
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Fifty Jews Arrested By Egyptians
Reported in Cairo about 50 Egyptian Jews were arrested on treason charges amid a broader inquiry into about 700 Jews after fighting against Israel. The American Embassy discusses the matter with Egyptian authorities. deportation and sequestration of some property are possible outcomes. The Israeli Embassy and American Jewish Committee stated they are seeking facts and lodging concerns with the U.S. State Department.
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33 ARE KILLED IN ITALIAN AIR LINES PLANE CRASH
Italian Airlines DC6B en route from Rome to New York crashed after takeoff from Orly Field. 33 of 35 aboard died, including conductor Guido Cantelli. Investigators seek cause while searchers inspect wreckage near a suburban villa.
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Mansfield Foresees Civil Rights Push in Next Congress
Senator Mansfield predicted no major fight over civil rights but said a good bill could pass in the 85th Congress. He noted Senate Judiciary Committee makeup, vacancies, and anticipated bipartisan support while urging wait for Eisenhower's January program. Six liberal Democrats pledged to change Senate rules to curb filibusters on civil rights.
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European oil rationing hits homes and autos in Europe
European nations moved to curb fuel use as Suez Canal disruption tightens oil supplies. France closed gasoline pumps from 2 p m to 6 a m with limited 5 to 6 liters per motorist. SHAPE and Nordic states imposed weekly limits and car bans to curb consumption.
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Refugees Shot by Russians Increase at Austrian Border
Cold refugees trudging into Austria report 11 more wounded by Russian gunfire as Red Cross warns of tightening border guards. Austrian Chancellor Raab protests Soviet actions after a Russian soldier died on Austrian soil.
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U S Acknowledges Secret Transmitter in Budapest Legation
The United States disclosed that a secret short wave transmitter operated at the American legation in Budapest. It ceased functioning about 10 days ago due to chaotic conditions, with normal communications restored since. The State Department insists communications now use standard channels and will be maintained.
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Eastern Freeze Hits Erie and New York in Severe Snowspell
The coldest weather of the season swept the East with 10 below readings in Maryland and 11 below at Saranac Lake New York. Roads were blocked by heavy snow as highway workers National Guardsmen and volunteers cleared snow near Erie and across western New York.
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Nagy Return Demanded By Workers
The General Workers' Council of Greater Budapest demanded to night that kidnapped former Premier Imre Nagy be brought back and installed as head of the Hungarian government. Yugoslavia urged the government to permit Nagy to return or seek refuge. Tito's government questioned Nagy's voluntary departure, while the council claimed to represent Budapest workers and 65 percent of the country. It called for a three member delegation to visit Nagy and questioned the official account of his exit.
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Blast Fire Fatal To 2 Injures 14 At Dallas Elevator
A large explosion and ensuing fire at Southland Feed Mills elevator in Dallas at 3:40 a.m. killed two men, Bill Brown and Eugene Shives, and injured 14 others including 12 mill employees and two Katy railroad switchmen. The blaze damaged the elevator interior and toppled an adjacent building as flames lit up the area.
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