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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1956
Page
3
President Eisenhower urged a measured approach to Middle East moves while denouncing forced capitulation and urging unity with allies. He warned against appeasement and reasserted American resolve to resist Soviet expansion, stressing integrity and a willingness to endure hardship to defend freedom.
Adlai Stevenson denounces the Eisenhower Dulles record as fueling Middle East tensions. Speaking to 16,900 in Buffalo he argues U S policy toppled Western unity, aided Soviet aims, and left Israel and Britain facing Arab rivals. He cites six factors including neutrality toward Israel, Bagdad Pact flaws, and Suez withdrawal.
Rep Wai ler of Pennsylvania said he telegraphed Secretary Dulles urging an immediate nationwide collection of food clothing and medical supplies for the distressed peoples of Poland and Hungary in response to wartime distress.
Pope Pius XII issued an encyclical expressing joy that Josef Mindszenty and Stefan Wyszynski were freed and urging prayers for the Holy Land. He noted hopeful signs from Hungary and Poland but warned of a dangerous situation in the Middle East near the cradle of the divine infant and urged prayer for peace.
Bilis A. Jarvis is named superintendent of Los Angeles schools, replacing the late Claude Reeves who died October 22. Jarvis, age 56, has served in the system since 1924 and signed a four year contract worth 32000 dollars.
Israeli armored and infantry units attacked Gaza from three sides, capturing Khan Yunis and other towns as gunfire subsided. Leaflets urged residents to stay home while the battle spread along the strip, with casualties described as small and Gaza near Rafah and the northern border.
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