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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1957
Page
6
Emergency forces report extensive destruction as an Egyptian village west of El Quseima is beset by an air raid. Engineers confirm the village near the El Auja demilitarized zone along the Israel Egypt border was leveled.
Three more Hungarians were sentenced to death for inciting strikes and urging resistance to Janos Kadar’s regime. The total publicly announced death sentences now reaches 28, with eleven executions reported, amid broader fears of undisclosed penalties. Names named include Jozsef Varga, Laszlo Katonai, and Istvan Batonai, while four others received prison terms and two former policemen were acquitted.
Republican Leader Martin predicts the House will approve President Eisenhower's anti-Communist plan for the Middle East by a heavy vote in nearly administration form after a 75 minute meeting with Eisenhower. Senate Leader Knowland supports the program but declines to guess final shape.
Iran obtains a 75 million dollar loan from the World Bank to support its second seven year development plan. The loan spans about six years at an interest rate of five percent.
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau will fly to New York on Friday to attend the United Nations debate on Algeria after a cabinet meeting announced the plans. The trip underscores France's role in the Algerian issue at the U N session.
France's National Assembly approved the general outlines of the European common market and a proposed free trade zone. The six nations aim to erase customs barriers among France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg, and unify tariff walls, building on the Schuman Plan coal and steel integration and talks on peaceful atomic power.
State Senator Mervin Champion of Sheridan died after a heart attack in a Cheyenne hospital. The Republican lawmaker, 42, had been in critical condition since January 13.
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