U S Protests Soviet Use of Red Troops in Hungary
President Eisenhower deplored Soviet military intervention in Hungary and said troops should be withdrawn under the 1947 peace treaty. The State Department reviews legal and political options while noting Warsaw Pact factors and Budapest radio reports of intervention at the request of Hungary's government.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Hungary
Eisenhower
New York
State Department
Austria
West Germany
Budapest
Stevenson Promises Farm Task Force for Swift Action
Adlai E. Stevenson promised a Democratic “task force” led by Sen. Estes Kefauver to craft a new farm program for early congressional action. He accused Eisenhower of delay and deceit on farm promises and urged immediate action after election.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Rock Island
Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Congress
Sen
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Springfield
Nixon
Benson
Eisenhower
GOP
Stevenson
Fort Theater
Eisenhower Still Top In Polls Ahead Of Election
The Associated Press notes Ike remains the front runner in most polls with Adlai Stevenson gaining some ground. New York shows Eisenhower leading 3-2 per the New York Daily News, while statewide results place Ike at 59.7 percent to 40.3 percent for Stevenson. Other polls from California Indiana New Jersey Utah reflect varied leads and undecided figures. More on page ten A.
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Adlai Stevenson
New York Daily News
Stevenson
New York State
New York
California
Los Angeles Mirror- News
Indiana
Evansville
New Jersey
Kenneth Fink
Fink
Utah
Salt Lake Tribune
The Cleanliness Gap Between Generations
The piece argues that children resist cleanliness just as adults resist inner cleansing. It links physical hygiene with spiritual renewal, noting people avoid thorough self examination and honest living.
Parents Of 13 Boys Refuse Publicity In Wisconsin Farm Family
MATOWOC Wis Mathew and Julitta Wagner welcome Paul Amos their 13th son saying publicity is distasteful. The family lists 13 boys in order with Peter 17 Mathew Jr 15 Thomas 13 Anthony 12 Charles 11 John 9 Michael 8 Nicholas 7 Richard 6 Phillip 5 Joseph 3 Raymond 2 and Paul Amos newborn. The Wagners run a 38 acre farm where all help with chores and work.
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Julitta Wagner
Paul Amos
Wagners
Raymond
Wagner
Peter
Mathew Jr
Thomas
Anthony
Charles
John
Michael
Nicholas
Richard
Phillip
Joseph
Sailor Admits Killing Wife Found on North Carolina Beach
A Virginia sailor, Hans Paasch, 31, admitted shooting his wife Lauretta Paasch, 28, whose body was found on the Outer Banks near Southern Shores. The case involves custody disputes and a 3 year old daughter who described the scene.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
South
Norfolk
Carolina
South Norfolk
Virginia
Lauretta Paasch
Claudia
Clarence Owens
Rebels Gain Western Hungary as War Intensifies
Three Belgian diplomats said Western Hungary was fully under rebel control as fighting spread from Budapest. Russian tanks fought in the capital and major cities like Győr Szeged Szolnok and Pécs saw heavy clashes. A revolutionary government and a general strike disrupted rail and Danube shipping with widespread casualties reported.
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Szeged
Szolnok
Pecs
Sopron
Magyarovar
Budapest
Vienna
Austria
Danube
Fredom
Miskolc
Czech
Imre Nagy
Moscow
Popular Front
Associated Press
Endre Marton
Nickelsdorf
Eisenhower frames hydrogen bomb test issue as a world threat
President Eisenhower argues the H bomb testing debate clouds a compelling challenge: to make nuclear war impossible. He calls for safeguards and a universal halt to testing until others follow, while Adlai Stevenson pushes for leading a halt and inspections. A large Madison Square Garden crowd greeted Eisenhower. Stevenson drew less fanfare.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Madison Square Garden
Nation
United States
Stevenson
Eisenhhower
Eisenhower Pledges Uranium to New World Atomic Agency
At a United Nations ceremony President Eisenhower pledged 11 000 pounds of uranium 235 and any additional contributions from other nations to the new international atomic energy agency. Louis L. Strauss, chairman of the AEC, delivered the pledge on behalf of Eisenhower as the conference aimed to secure Senate ratification and congressional authority to transfer materials.
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United Nations
N. Y
Eisenhower
International Atomic Energy Agency
Louis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Agen
Senate
Father Tells Loneliness After 8 Children Killed
In SIGOURNEY IOWA a farmer Richard Hammes 46 speaks of loss after a car train crash killed eight of his children as his wife Ruth 36 is injured. The eight victims Ronnie and Donnie twins 9 Karen 8 Linda 7 Gary 6 Rosemary due to be 3 Nov 4 Rickie and Vicky 1. Funeral services set for 9 30 a.m. CST Saturday at Peter and Paul Roman Catholic Church in Clear Creek.
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Sigourney
Iowa
Richard Hammes
Here
Ruth
Hammes
Ronnie
Donnie
Karen
Linda
Gary
Rosemary
Rickie
Vicky
Peter and Paul's
Clear Creek
Be Informed Before You Vote
Public advisory urges voters to learn about the issues and candidates before casting ballots. Emphasizes researching platforms, funding, and potential impacts to make an educated choice.
Violence Rips North Africa as Border Tensions Rise
North Africa faces renewed bloodshed as clashes along borders strain France Tunisia ties. Bourguiba's government reports Tunisian wounded after a French convoy allegedly breached a roadblock. Paris denies casualties. Across Algeria Morocco and Tunisia, rebels, extremists and police exchange fire. Casablanca and Algiers see European casualties and militant attacks.
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North Africa
Habib Bourguiba
Algeria
Tunisia
Morocco
Casablanca
Algiers
Oran
Ain Mokrane
Beyoth
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NEA Service
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Sailor
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Paasch
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