Hungary and Russ Talk Exit Plan Amid Hungarian Shakeup
Amid a government shakeup in Hungary, officials report renewed Soviet pressure and border closures. The Western powers seek a security council draft backing withdrawal of Soviet troops, while Budapest resists a full alliance with the Warsaw Pact and shifts defense leadership to Gen. Maleier.
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Hungary
Security Council
Russhans
Tronthesas
Wey
Ierina
Budapest
Poland
Kungatian
Soviet Union
Nagy
Cease-Fire Demand Rejected Amid Middle East Tensions
Fragmented war report recounts British and French insistence on a UN backed force for Arab-Israeli peace talks, with Eden signaling possible military action if conditions are met. Britain and France push to neutralize Egyptian air power while Cyprus Radio warns vessels to avoid the Red Sea corridor amid ongoing clashes near the Suez Canal. Jordan’s Abdullah Rimawi warns of a possible Israeli strike, as regional powers debate UN led security arrangements and force deployment.
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Thie Svesl
Israeil
Lahe
Tordaceni
Beirut
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Eden
Britain
France
Isratdi Agrew
United Nations
Suez Canal
Egypt
Nasser
Royal Air Forsa
Cairo
Canal
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Jordan
Abdullah Rimawi
Amman
Nagy T
Sir Pierson Dixon
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Hungary
Dixon
Lodger
U. N. General Assembly
Middle East
Yugoslavia to Receive 89 Million in U.S. Surplus Farm Commodities
The Agriculture Department will send 89.1 million dollars worth of surplus farm goods to Yugoslavia plus 89.2 million dollars for ocean transport. Items include wheat, cotton, and edible oils. Yugoslavia will prepay in dinars, enabling development loans, as part of a U.S. aid package amid regional tensions and global war coverage.
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Agriculture Department
Yugoslavia
Cot
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Els
Pusrca
Radio Budapest
Zoltan Tildy
Bela Kevees
Smallholders Party
Istvan B. Szabo
Anny Kadar
Losonczy
Ima
Socialist Workers' Party
Gyula Kelainen
Joszaf Fischer
Istvan Bibo
Ferenc Farkas
Nagy
Muleter
Hungury
Radio
Budapest
Israel calls emergency cabinet session over ceasefire bid
Israeli premier David Ben-Gurion convenes an emergency cabinet meeting to discuss a U.N. ceasefire resolution after Israel announced mobilization and followed by a Sinai attack. Reports say Israel captured Atur and the Gaza Strip, with thousands of Egyptian troops and arms seized, while Egypt, Britain, and France issue counterclaims and describe Egyptian movements as chaotic.
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David Ben-Gurion
U.N
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Atur
Suezi
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Sinai
West Bank
Suez Canal
Rebellious Hints in East German Student Leaflets
East Berlin Humboldt University students distributed thousands of anti Communist leaflets hinting at a Hungarian style uprising. East German leaders blamed West Berlin students but protesters urged less Marxism and more freedom as Hungary’s revolt looms in memory.
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East Berlin
Humboldtt University
Society For Sport and Technology
Hungary
West Berlin
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Perliament
Rumboldt University
Bonelli aids sentenced in California liquor case
San Diego Superior Judge John A Heyglicker sentenced Nathan Harris Snyder and Edward Elihu Lervine, two co defendants in the Bonelli liquor funds scheme, to two to 17 years and one to three years respectively with fines. The judge warned the State Supreme Court may free others on bail and suggested public officials might rescue them. Snyder is Los Angeles attorney and former grand jury perjurer. Levine is former Los Angeles publicist.
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San Diego
Moreji
William G. Bo Lwell
State Supreme Court
John A. Heyglicker
Nathan Harris Snyder
Los Angeles
Edward Elihu Lervine
Bonelli
State Board of Equalization
Justice
Ilegal
Snyder
Levine
Alice
Howicker
Supreme Court
Atorney
Zenersi
Atoe
Walla
Elizabeth Snyder
State Democratic Committee
Probation Office
Divorce Granted After Seven-Language Curse Claim
Claudia French told the Denver Domestic Court that Allan French cursed her in seven languages, leading to a divorce on cruelty grounds. She did not specify the languages but said she understood two, noting their usage during their marriage.
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Denver
Claudia
Allan
Adlai Tells Four-Way Truce Plan Aimed at Middle East
Adlai Stevenson outlines a four-way truce plan linking Israel to Arab neighbors to halt hostility. He stresses Suez passage as an international concern and vows to mobilize allies for a broad relief program for 900,000 Arab refugees. The campaign climaxes at a stadium rally with national TV and radio coverage and continues with stops in Minneapolis and Chicago-Libertyville.
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Middle East
Israel
Suez Canal
Europe
Asia
Stevenson
Vig Stadium
Mnneapolis
Chicago
Liberty
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