French British Troops Ready to Enter Canal Zone
The article reports France and Britain preparing for an invasion of the Suez Canal Zone amid air and naval dominance against Egypt. It notes Israeli gains in Gaza and signals for possible landings, with British and French forces advancing plans and communications across multiple fronts.
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State Department halts military shipments to Middle East
Washington reports all military goods shipments to Israel halted under U.N. resolution. Press Secretary Lincoln White says no new economic aid programs for the region. existing schedules remain but no sanctions expand. Air of uncertainty on timing and scope, with Egypt Jordan Syria not targeted for new aid. Saudi Arabia also affected as arms deliveries pause. effect on Israeli military capacity viewed as limited for now.
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Tension in Hungary as Russians move in
Budapest faced intensified tension as fresh Soviet troop movements reached Hungary while Premier Imre Nagy sought to minimize the gravity. Poland also grew unrest as Gomulka rose to power in a bid for independence, with the Polish Communist Party warning of a possible armed uprising and urging calm.
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U N Sets Up Committee on Mideast Ceasefire
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold appointed a three member panel to monitor the General Assembly Middle East cease-fire and report by 6 p.m. ET. The group includes Ralph Bunche and Dye Tscher ny, with other members from the Soviet side.
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Middle East War Lights With Claims and Conference Battles
An unverified report says Egypt’s air force suffered heavy losses as jet bombers and carriers push on air and ground targets while silencing Voice of Arabia. Eden resists immediate ceasefire despite UN Assembly pressure. Nasr is rumored to resign for a government seeking Suez control. Gaza overrun claims surface as Sinai falls. UN votes a cease fire with mixed compliance fears.
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Nasser Resignation Rumor Circulates Amid Censorship
reports from Middle East diplomatic circles claim President Nasser of Egypt has resigned while censorship in Egypt blocks confirmation. The Egypt embassy in London denied the report and British sources discounted it amid continuing uncertainty.
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Long Beach Press Elearam Classifieds Notice Duplication
Classified notice from Long Beach Press advertises multiple editions and contact numbers for advertising inquiries. It lists telephone lines HE 6 1161 and HE 2 5959 and references a 40 page eight edition daily issue.
Syria Cuts Diplomatic Ties With Britain and France
The Syrian government today severed diplomatic relations with Britain and France, marking a final break with France which ruled the country from 1920 to 1946 under a League of Nations mandate.
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Stevenson Puts Mideast Policy in Campaign Spotlight
Adlai Stevenson told a Cleveland crowd of 30 000 to 46 000 that the Western alliance weakness may have emboldened Soviet Russia to occupy Hungary He urged UN General Assembly action to hear Hungarian demands and called for national party unity in the closing days of the campaign The appearance followed telegrams from Buffalo asking Democratic leaders to hammer the administration for not averting war in Europe
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Eastern Europe reacts to Middle East events in wake of crisis
William L. Ryan reports from Yugoslavia that Eastern Europe is deeply shocked by the Middle East crisis and that some diplomats see Russia gaining a chance to restrain satellite rebels. Nixon Kefauver campaigns on the East Page A-4 C-6.
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Eden to Give Reply to U.N. on Saturday
London AP report says Prime Minister Eden will reply to the United Nations on Saturday after overnight talks. Churchill visited Eden at No 10 Downing Street as Labor urged a clear stand on the General Assembly resolution. Debate centered on whether Britain and France should hand over Middle East policing after their mission ends and on a ceasefire call in the region.
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Segregation Rally Ends After Skunk Attack in Henderson
In Henderson Kentucky a white citizens group rally at Robards ended abruptly when a skunk was tossed into the leader’s car. The animal sprayed, prompting several hundred attendees to disperse as James Balze, chairman of the Henderson County Citizens' Council, drove to the sheriff’s office to protest after the skunk was killed. Balze said he had no sense of smell.
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Eisenhower declares path of honor in Middle East crisis
President Eisenhower told a Philadelphia audience and a nationwide radio-television audience that his administration would not condone armed aggression in the Middle East. He defended his policy as the right path and criticized Adlai Stevenson without naming him, calling his rival’s approach a design for disaster.
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Middle East
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Rebels Find Secret Police Crematory in Gyder Hungary
Western reporters were shown a secret crematory used by the state police for victims of interrogations after Győr fell to insurgents. The facility, behind the central heating at the police HQ, included shortwave transmitters and 20 tape recorders. Prisoners were held in cell alcoves before bodies were taken to the crematory, with smoke-scarred walls suggesting mass use. In Budapest rebels found a villa on a wooded hill with a torture chamber and three cells linked to a garage, believed to house detainees and brainwashing efforts of political prisoners like Cardinal Mindzenty.
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