Hungarian Reds Concede Victory Over Budapest Crisis
In Vienna the Hungarian government signaled defeat for rebels as Premier Imre Nagy announced abolition of the one party system and urged free elections. He called for withdrawal of Soviet troops and a coalition government while insurgents vowed to keep arms until Russians depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna V
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Budapest
Nagy
Red
Zoltan Tildy
Tildy
Smallholders Party
Old Friends
Ferenc Erdei
Old Peasant Party
Navy
Britain Sends Massive Fleet Into Mediterranean
Britain redirects a large fleet to the eastern Mediterranean and begins emergency talks with the United States and France over Middle East fighting. Eden and Mollet hold cabinet meetings. Lloyd and Pineau travel to London for talks with Dulles as the flotilla departs Malta with cruisers carriers destroyers and submarines. The 16th Independent Parachute Brigade is recalled from Cyprus for potential new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Mediterranean
United States
France
Middle East
Eden
Mollet
Spe
Cial
Christian Pineau
Selwyn Lloyd
State Department
Washington
Lloyd
Pineau
U. S
Dulles
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Admiralty
Malta
Cyprus
16Th
Independent Parachute Brigade
Red Devils
Nicosia
Worries and Help in Troubled Times
A reflective piece on personal worry and the sense of being trapped. It explores how weather, dust, and loss of direction trigger concern, and how reliance on others often fails while faith and prayer offer relief, noting that God is the only definite aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Eisenhower Convenes Advisers Over Middle East Crisis
President Eisenhower held a White House emergency conference with top State Department advisers including Dulles and Herbert Hoover Jr. to address the Israeli march into Rayellen territory. The administration pledged support under a 1950 aid pact with Britain and France while plans for a Texas Oklahoma Tennessee campaign were canceled and schedules kept flexible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
State Department
Middle East
White House
Dulles
Herbert Hoover Jr
Herman Phleger
United States
Britain
France
James C. Hagerty
Texas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Hagerty
Philadelphia
Rayellen
Edward T. Walles
Eisenhower cancels tour amid Middle East crisis
President Eisenhower called off planned campaign stops in Dallas Oklahoma City and Memphis to focus on the Middle East situation. He sent identical messages to supporters and suggested the Philadelphia address may be rescheduled while campaign events are day by day.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Memphis
Middle East
White House
Dief
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Philadelphia
United States pressures UN as Israel and Egypt clash
The United States urged the U N Security Council to order Israel to withdraw from Egyptian territory and warned of possible economic and diplomatic reprisals. Britain and France called for a cease fire within 12 hours and warned of action in the Suez Canal zone. Israel and Egypt were engaged in heavy fighting across the Sinai with mobilizations on both sides and reports of armored and air assaults.
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United Nations, N. Y.P
United States
U. N. Security Council
Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Britain
France
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal Zone
Eden
U.N. Security Council
el Auja
Kuntilla
Gulf of Caqaba
Suez Canal
Tel Aviv
Canal
el Themed
Qusaima
al Messaa
Nasser
Washington
Navy Ready To Build A Carrier
Secretary of the Navy Charles S. Thomas announced readiness to build a giant carrier equipped with eight atomic engines. He said the design is complete and construction could begin in the next fiscal year if Congress approves funding. The ship would be the world’s biggest, with an atomic power plant enabling about 33 knots speed.
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New York
Secretary of the Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Navy
Thomas
Congress
New York Council of the Navy League
Abel elected president of tire dealers group in St Louis
Joseph A. Abel of Rutland Vermont becomes president of the National Tire Dealers and Retreaders Assn at its annual convention in St Louis. He succeeds Ben M. Wilbanks of Montgomery Alabama. Other new officers include Dan Cameron of Wilmington North Carolina as corporate secretary.
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ST. Louis
Joseph A. Abel
Rutland
National Tire Dealers and Retreaders Assn
Abel
Ben M. Wilbanks
Montgomery
Ala
Dan Cameron
Wilmington
N.C
U S Favors Stern Action In Mid East
The United States favors the sternest Western Big Three measures short of war to halt Israel's rapid Sinai Desert advance. Administration officials seek UN action to avert a broader war and hope Israel may back down before Arab counterattacks. Eisenhower held an emergency meeting with advisers. Hagerty affirmed honoring the 1950 pledge with Britain and France.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Egypt
Sinai
United Nations
Middle East
Eisenhower
White House
Britain
France
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Congress
Evacuation of Americans from Middle East Escalates
Hundreds of U.S. citizens flee from Israel Syria Jordan and Egypt amid rising conflict. Many head for Beirut and Athens as the State Department urges nonessential personnel to depart. Officials estimate up to 6 000 Americans may be evacuated with priority given to women and children.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Athens
Israel
Egypt
US State Department
Syria
Jordan
U.S
VU. S
Tel Aviv
Greece
Cairo
Rome
Trans World Air Line
Stevenson cites Middle East crisis as truth about Eisenhower era
Adlai Stevenson charged President Eisenhower with withholding the whole truth about international danger, citing the Middle East crisis. He urged voters in Maryland New Jersey and Pennsylvania after a large Boston Mechanics Hall reception and planned speeches culminating in a Philadelphia campus address. He stressed trust and candor as essential for facing global perils.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Boston
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Middle East
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Mechanics Hall
Suez Canal
Washington
Korea
Straits of Gibraltar
Earth Tremor Jars Tulsans From Sleep
Tremor shook Tulsa and several northeastern Oklahoma cities at 4:40 a.m. lasting two to three seconds. No injuries or damage reported. some witnesses noted two distinct shocks in Claremore Sapulpa Okmulgee Chandler and Bristow.
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Tulsa
Okla
Be Informed Learn the Issues From Candidate Claims
A brief call urging voters to study each candidate’s positions and statements. It emphasizes comparing policies, understanding proposals, and evaluating claims before voting. Citizens are encouraged to seek reliable sources and verify facts.
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Peasant
Smallholders
Maria Terezia
John Foster Dulles
Charles Wilson
United Nations Security Council
Moshe Dayan
Palestine
Jerusalem
R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA Service
Liz
Security Council
Council
U.N
America
Algeria
Soviet Union
Kasser
Hasuez Canal
Nekhl
Jareae
Saudi Arabia
Wene
el Kuntilla
Nekhl Road
Head Tire Dealers
Mid-East
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Langer
Fulbright
Dark
Adlai
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