Lodge Blasts Soviet Attacks on Hungary
United Nations address by Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. denounces Soviet interference in Hungary. He urges U.N. observers, aid for refugees, and quick action to halt food and medical supply disruption. Kuznetsov counters with charges against Western powers and Egypt, as five nations push a genocide-resolution.
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
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Hungary
U. S
General Assembly
Lodge
Vassily V. Kuznetsov
U.N
Western Europe
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Kuznetsov
United States
United Kingdom
France
United Nations Forum
Egypt
Kusnetsov
Middle East
Voliey
Cuba
Ireland
Italy
Pakistan
Peru
United States Offers Haven for Hungarian Refugees
The United States joined European nations in offering haven for Hungarians fleeing Russian dominance. President Eisenhower ordered up to 5000 refugees admitted under the Refugee Relief Act, with duties to provide job, housing, and financial aid through volunteers while ensuring security screening.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Doors Open to Refugees at Canberra Fares
Australia and New Zealand today opened fares to 4 500 Hungarian refugees. Five minute bus service to Fieldhouse Fenile starting at five p m adv.
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Canberra
Australia
New Zealand
Filedhouse Fenile
Adv
Filedhouse Tonue
Ativ
World leaders press talks on tense global crisis
President Eisenhower and key lawmakers spent 23 hours at the White House weighing the East European and Middle East flashpoints. Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson praised the discussion as fruitful while expressing cautious optimism about a settlement. House Republican Leader Joseph Martin warned of a grave situation yet remained hopeful, as officials weighed potential Soviet intervention and the risk of wider conflict.
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Eisenhower
White House
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Report. Org
Johnson
House
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Middle East
Corn Crop Figure Is Announced Across the Nation
The Agriculture Department tests a 3,412,183,000 bushel corn crop, marking the second largest on record, up 43,001,000 from last month’s forecast of 3,369,102,000. Sorghum production is set at 169,815,000 bushels, higher than last month, with no new estimates released for wheat and other grains.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
White House denies Eden Mollet meeting plans
Washington says there are no current plans for British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and French Premier Guy Mollet to meet President Eisenhower. Press secretary James Hagerty dismisses reports of an Eden Mollet visit and notes no US reply to a proposed Soviet note.
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White House
Anthony Eden
Prench
Guy Mollet
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
News l Dispatches
Eden
Mollet
Hagerty
Bulganin
Israelis Move Toward U N Police in Middle East
Israel agrees to withdraw troops from Egypt and Britain forks out units from the east Mediterranean, as U N prepares a rapid deployment police force to supervise the Suez crisis. Dag Hammarskjold signals early teams of about 80 men, with total force possibly 2,500 to 5,000, as seventeen members pledge support.
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Eisenhower
David Ben-Gurion
Golda Meir
Hammarskjold
Britain
France
Canal Zone
U.N
General Assembly
Breaks Reignite in Budapest as Soviet Walks Tighten Grip
Bitter street fighting flared in Budapest as Soviet backed forces tightened control. Reports say rebels attacked factories and food trains, while Budapest radio urged food transport workers back to work amid widespread shortages and looming chaos.
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Budapest
Akacia
Nasser says Arabs ready to fight but avoid new fronts
Cairo Egypt leader Gamal Abdel Nasser told El Azhar that Arab allies were prepared to fight Israel but Egypt rejected new fronts to avoid a Jordan front. He cited King Saud and King Hussein pledges and said Britain’s aim failed while the US opposed aggression. Nasser spoke after air raids and described pilot grounding and dummy aircraft tactics.
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Shukri Kuwaily
Syria
Eden
Britain
Eisenhower
Russia
France
Local Police Chief Granted Leave For U.S. Duty in Korea
Police Chief John Hazelet of Lawrence was granted a year’s leave of absence to serve as a United States advisor to the Korean National Police. City Manager Jim Wigglesworth and the City Commission approved the move. Hazelet will lead the U S International Cooperation Administration post in Seoul and will be replaced by Capt. Bill Cox during his absence. He departs Nov 18 after a two week orientation in Washington, D C, and plans to return to Lawrence after one year. He and his wife and four children will remain in Lawrence during the year. Hazelet, hired June 1 1964, formerly led Briggs Transportation Co safety and personnel at Eau Claire Wis and spent 11 years with Ft Wayne Police Dept where he helped found the polygraph lab and rose to captain.
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Tojay
United States
Hazelet
Lawrence
Eau Claire
Wis
Briggs Transportation Co
Ft. Wayne
Fort Wayne
French Paratroops Clash Near Sahara Edge at Ouled Nail
French paratroops launched a battle of annihilation on the edge of the Sahara in Algiers area claiming to trap a force of about 100 Algerian nationalists in the Ouled Nail Mountains. The report emphasizes the tense anti insurgency action and the claimed mass engagement with a specific geographic focus.
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Algiers
Algeria
Sahara Desert
Ouled Nail Mountains
Perfect Weather Seen for Saturday in Lawrence
Forecasters predict pleasant football weather for Kansas University’s Homecoming game against Nebraska in Lawrence with highs near 65 and low 28 to 32 degrees. After a string of frosty days, mid 60s Saturday and low 60s earlier in the day are expected, with a clear cool night possible.
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Jayhawk Grid
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Leads of Action For Sports Fans
Lawrence High School's No 1 ranked football powerhouse travels tonight to Wyan dotte as Haskell Institute and two Kansas University athletic groups perform in the homeland. The Kansas Missouri freshman game was played at 3 pm in Memorial Stadium ending 0 1 records for both teams. Kansas lost to Kansas State and Missouri fell to Iowa State. Kansas freshmen basketball faces a strong Varsity at 7 in Allen Fieldhouse led by Wilt Chamberlain with seven foot height and seasoned players. Coach Jerry Waughn's fresh quintet struggles against a taller opponent as last year Chamberlain led 42 points and 29 rebounds in an upset over the Varsity.
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Iowa State
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Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry Waughn
Chamberlain
KU Homecoming opens with rally games and open houses
Kansas University's 1956 Homecoming kicks off with a morning rally and football game plus open houses across departments. Tonight features a 7 o'clock basketball game at Allen Fieldhouse, then a student alumni rally and the crowning of Sharon Sue Stout as Homecoming Queen. The day includes a Jayhawk Jamboree performance and a 9:45 rally, with alumni events at Memorial Union and a first-ever Engineering School graduates reunion scheduled for the Union Jayhawk Room. Free campus tours and other events fill the afternoon and evening.
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K.U
Sharon Sue Stout
Wichita
Miss Stout
Nancy Squyres
Wakenney
Sandra Munteel
Prairie Village
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Fred Hall
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Strong Mall
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Missouri
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Memorial Union
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U S Consul in Egypt Unhurt After Machinegunners Strike
U S Consul Anthony Cuomo narrowly escaped a volley from Egyptian machine gunners on a second floor balcony at the U S Consulate in Port Said. Vice Consul Thomas Dickson and two others were in the room. Dickson was cut by flying glass. Cuomo, a Detroit native, aided cease fire efforts amid famine in the area.
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Egypt
U. S
Anthony Cuomo
Cuomo
Detroit
Mich
Modesto
Calif
Thomas Dickson
Kilgore
Tex
Dickson
Culomo
United States
Douglas County Tax Payments Hit Record Pace This Year
Douglas County property taxes near $3.3 million with payments to Friday totaling $230,554, far ahead of last year. First half due by December 20 under Kansas two installment plan. discounts for paying full bill by once impact totals, and issues with mail payments. About 31,500 statements mailed. average rate about $52 per thousand. large increases tied to new buildings and higher assessed valuations.
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Douglas County
Edythe Norman
Kansas
Norman
Five Day Weather Forecast for Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma
A fragmented weather summary notes temperatures Saturday through Wednesday near seasonal normals with slight regional variation. Eastern Nebraska faces modestly cooler values while western areas trend about five degrees above normal with minor day to day shifts. Normal minimums range mid-20s in western Nebraska and around 30 in eastern Nebraska and western Kansas, with upper teens to lower 40s in Oklahoma regions.
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Kanshoma
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