Britain and France Agree to Pull Troops From Suez Zone
In London Britain and France bow to UN will and order withdrawal of forces from the Suez Canal Zone with no delay. Britain and France insist Israel leave Gaza Strip and Egypts Sinai as UN takes command in Port Said by mid-December. Sir Charles Knightley to meet UN officials to set withdrawal timetable and pursue six UN Security Council resolutions to keep canal out of national control.
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France
United Nations
Suez Canal Zone
Isereel
Gaza Strip
Egyi
Sinai Peninsula
New York
Daz Hammarshield
Emerzsney UN
Port Salé
Selwyn Loyd
House of Commons
Charles Knightley
U.N
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Paris
Christien Pineau
National Assembly
Joyod
Cleer
Suez Canal
Hgseid Hammarskjold
Egypt
Car Runs Away With Teen Pair In Windsor Chase
A 1956 sedan, driven by 17-year-old Cynthia Moran and carrying her 14-year-old brother David, sped down Broad Street toward a church in Windsor. The car surged past traffic, the gas pedal stuck, and Cynthia wrestled it into reverse before colliding with another car. Police praised her quick control and no arrest was made.
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Conn
Cynthia Moran
David
Crayyds
Broad St
Robert Christensen
Cynthia
Italian minister proposes distilling surplus wine for fuel
Parliament Minister Alessandro Scotti suggests distilling Italy's wine surplus and mixing alcohol with gasoline to ease the Middle East crisis driven shortage. He asked the agriculture minister if it is opportune to blend ethanol with fuel to stretch supplies.
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Romeo
Alessandro Scotti
American Sets New Swim Mark at 1958 Games
Shelley Mann of the United States shaved eight tenths of a second off the world record in the women 100 meter butterfly as America and Australia split events. Australia captured a gold in the men's 809 meter relay with Kevin O’Neill and teammates clocking 8 23.6, while the U S trailed Russia in the unofficial team standings.
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America
Shelley Mann
Australia
United States
Russia
Kevin Otialloran
John Devitt
Murray Rose
Jen Heneleks
U.S
Reid Patterson
Pineville
George Breen
Buffalo
Woolsey
Oahu
Hawaii
Ford Kenno
Hondlulus
Miss Mann
Astin Va
Pat McCormish
Lalewood
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Hay
Zhukov Gold Star Praise Rings Soviet Anniversary
Soviet defense minister Marshal Zhukov marked for a celebrated birthday with unprecedented gold stars and space-age weapons plans. The piece notes wartime ties to Eisenhower and hints at advancing atomic power projects and bomber programs as factors in Soviet prestige. It references page-flag details for sections across the paper.
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Zhukov
Moscow
Geeral K. Zhukov
Presiden Eberhower
Soviet Union
Airborne asparagus provokes food protest at University dorms
About 50 male University of Michigan students staged a food-throwing demonstration in dormitory dining halls shouting for better meals. When lines closed and rooms cleared, protest continued outside with cars damaged and snowballs hurled at police. Dean Walter B. Rea promised an investigation. Student Dave Gumenick cited deteriorating dorm meals since September.
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Michi
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Hureub
Walter B. Rea
Dave Gumenick
Detroit
Weather Summary for Chater
Mostly sunny conditions expected with fog on the second morning. Highs and overnight temps not listed. light to moderate conditions anticipated across the period.
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Chater
Eisenhower and Dulles See Mideast Peace In Sight
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles believe prospects for peace in the Middle East are reasonably good after a two hour review. They warned that unity and strength of the NATO alliance are essential as differences with Britain and France persist in the Middle East crisis and cited Soviet actions in Hungary as proof of international threats.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Middle
Midelst
United States
Great Britain
France
Middle East
Europe
Hungary
Rebels Report Cuban Beachhead Clash Near Santiago
The Cuban Army reported rebel troops landed on the south coast near Santiago de Cuba and government forces began advancing. Army planes strafed a band, the Navy intercepted a yacht with baggage linked to exiled Fidel Castro, and rumors swirled that Castro had been killed as the conflict drew in international observers and calls for UN action.
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Cuba
Fidel Castrole Ruz
Jeader
Mexico
Santiago de Cuba
Castro
Soa
U.N
Hungary
Manzanillo
Nicaro
Hungary Admits Deportation of Hungarians to Soviet Union
Budapest government spokesman Istvan Szirmai for the first time said Hungarians were deported to the Soviet Union but all have returned and there have been no deportations for two weeks. He described scattered armed bands, ongoing unrest, and reduced coal output, denying ongoing large scale fighting while noting more than 15,000 Hungarians had been in the USSR at one point.
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Budapest
Soviet Union
Istvan Szirmai
Suilding. Et Ae
Szirmai
Bui Everk
Istvan Sebes
Hammarsfjold
Nent
Lodge
United U.S
Henry Lodge
Cabot Lodge Jr
Wearlywo
Amishiv
Szirvai
Hungary
Hungary bars U.N. observers again
Hungary refused to permit U.N. observers to enter the country today and told Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold that he would be welcomed in Budapest at a later date. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. condemned the stance as unsatisfactory.
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United Nations
Hungary
U_ N
Dag’ Hammarskjold
Budapest
Henry Cabot
OT Lodge Jr
Eee
Heavy Deals in Oil and Steel Lift Mart Stocks
New York stocks rose on heavy trading led by oil and steel shares with gains from 1 to 4 dollars. Gulf Oil and Royal Dutch surged to 108.50 and 96, Bethlehem Steel to 179.75 and 150, Union Carbide and Carbon to 208.50, International Nickel to 96.25, Kennecott Copper to 125, General Motors to 44.12 and Chrysler to 70.12. Optimism over Dulles Middle East oil plans boosted brokers’ mood as oil and steel remained strong.
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New York
Gulf Oil
Royal Dutch
Bethleshem Steel
Youngstown
Union Carbide and Carbon
International Nickel
Kennecott Cooper
General Motors
Tose
Carysler
Dulles
Middle East
U. S
Europe
U. S. Halts Culture Exchange With Reds After Hungary Attack
The State Department says the United States suspends its subidral exchange program with Russia in response to recent developments. Cultural exchanges with Soviet satellites remain ongoing, a spokesman noted, while clashes in Hungary prompted the pause.
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United States
Russia
State Department
Hungary
Bomb blast wounds six at New York cinema
A crude metal pipe bomb exploded during War and Peace at the Paramount Theater in New York, injuring six and injuring several others as patrons fled. Police link the device to the so called Mad Bomber, who has planted more than 25 explosives since 1940 in city public spaces.
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Felice
Paramount Theater
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