British and French Jet Raids On Suez Canal Front
British and French warplanes attacked Egyptian airfields and troops along the Suez Canal as Cairo reports a warship sunk on the canal’s approaches. France and Britain move carriers toward the waterway amid regional tension and attempted oil embargoes. Egypt asserts national control of oil industries as fighting persists near Ismailia.
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President chides for invasion and random Middle East crisis
Washington report says President Eisenhower, after two hours of briefing with the National Security Council, scolded heavy foreign action and urged United Nations diplomacy. The White House declined to release a formal statement as the council weighs Egypt, Britain, and France moves and a shift of U.S. strategy for broader regional action. A county council session planned to discuss ending the fighting is noted, with Eisenhower citing UN potential to halt bloodshed and seeking world opinion through the General Assembly. (Continued on Page A6)
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Dulles Seeks Urgent U N Meeting on Palestine Cease Fire
United States prepares to push for an emergency UN General Assembly session to demand an immediate Palestine cease fire and withdrawal of foreign troops from Egypt. Secretary of State Dulles travels to New York as Eisenhower aims to rally world opinion for peace efforts amid veto stalemate in the Security Council.
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Middle East at a Glance
Associated Press report outlines a crisis in the Suez region with Egypt blocking the canal and declaring measures against Britain and France. British French air raids target Egyptian airfields while Israel presses Sinai withdrawal and UN meetings loom. Eisenhower vows no US military involvement amid rising regional tensions. Further, Jordan breaks ties with France and possibly Britain, Iraq mobilizes, and Paris faces upheaval in North Africa.
Eden's political future tied to Middle East crisis in Commons vote
The report notes Prime Minister Eden's political future hinges on a decisive vote in the House of Commons regarding the Middle East crisis. The listing directs readers to Page A-3 for main coverage and to various sections for related items such as editorials, financials, sports, obituaries, and more.
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This Isn't War Eden Tells Foes
In London Prime Minister Eden rejects claims of war over Britain's Middle East police action in Egypt. He insists no war has been declared and frames the intervention as a police action while facing intense Labor opposition urging a general election and withdrawal of forces.
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Adlai Tells Mideast Views on TV Today
Adlai Stevenson plans a nationwide TV radio address on the Middle East from Buffalo at 9 30 p.m. He canceled planned upstate New York stops, urging caution on troop action, and criticized the administration’s Middle East policies as disastrous. Networks weigh accepting free air time. the campaign seeks 4 p.m. Long Beach time, same start as Eisenhower.
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Long Beach Press Gebaram News Summary
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Adlai's Reply to President Still in Air
The Press Telegram reports possible four network talks on the Middle East crisis by Adlai Stevenson amid FCC equal time questions. Mutual agreed to Stevenson's equal time. his local broadcast was set for 7 p.m. on KET radio. No repeats info available. Potential schedule details include Eisenhower from THais HRCA at 5:30, with KFI and BEH radio carrying Stevenson at 10:30 p.m.
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Eisenhower to Speak on Mideast Crisis in Philadelphia
President Eisenhower prepares a coast to coast TV radio address from Philadelphia amid the Middle East crisis. He faces Stevenson’s charge that U.S. policy worsened the danger and plans a Philadelphia speech after pausing for the Mid East turmoil.
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Censorship in Force in Mideast Capitals
Censorship was in force today in weary every Arab capital and in Israel. Postal telephone and telegraph services between Egypt and Britain were severed, Cairo communications with the world passed through Damascus and Rome as main relay points.
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Hungary Withdraws From Warsaw Pact Amid Neutrality Push
Budapest reports say Prime Minister Imre Nagy told the Soviet ambassador Hungary would leave the Warsaw Pact and seek neutral status. He requested UN protection and urged Moscow for immediate reply, as Budapest planned to raise the issue at the General Assembly. Quiet returned to the city with food shops open and Russians reportedly pulled back from central areas.
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Riot in Romania spurs student demonstrations in Bucharest
Free Radio Budapest reported thousands of Bucharest students rioting for French language courses rather than Russian while Romanian police arrested demonstrators. East Berlin university students also pressed for liberalization but no confirmation was available.
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Weather Outlook: Sunny and Warmer Friday Near The Canyons
Friday brings sunny skies and a notable uptick in temperatures across the region. Expect light winds and mild conditions as residents near the canyons prepare for a pleasant, quietly warming day with seasonal norms.
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