Allied Force Takes Charge in Port Said
British and French parachutists invaded the Suez Canal Zone and Port Said, with reports that the Egyptian commander sought surrender terms. Eden announced a cease fire, which the Egyptian delegation disputed, while the canal remained closed to shipping. The action followed Nasser's nationalization of the canal and the plan for an international police force to restore peace.
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U.N. Sets Up Command for Police Force
The General Assembly ordered a limited international police to enforce a cease fire in Egypt and secure withdrawal of Israeli forces. Egypt and Turai (Turkey) would see a police force deployed after agreement, with Suez Canal operations to resume. Israel appeared unlikely to accept immediate terms as it sent a five point demand package.
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Relic TV Bill Draws California Political Spotlight
Southern Californians get a late night rush of politics with a Republican ticket led by President Hisenhower and Vice President Nixon. A multistation radio and TV rollout runs from 11 p.m. to midnight and again on several channels. Stevenson and Kefauver are also scheduled for broadcasts with staggered times across KNXT KNXT and other networks.
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Red Cross in Budapest reports Soviet assault and hospital fire
Exclusive dispatch cites Budapest Red Cross officials saying their headquarters and a hospital were burned by Soviet troops. The message warns of nurses shot and nationwide street fighting as Budapest endures fires, barricades, and a burgeoning uprising.
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Flungary Rebels Defy Soviet Armistice Demand
In Vienna AP reports rebel remnants in Flungary resist a Soviet ultimatum to surrender arms by 6 pm, facing possible court martial. Fighting continues around Budapest, with rebels holding areas on the island of Csepel and in surrounding suburbs as Soviet forces push through the warfront after the collapse of Prime Minister Imre Nagy’s government.
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U N Hands Appear Tied on Hungary Crisis
United Nations delegates showed deep pessimism over a general assembly resolution on Hungary. Observers cited two hard nets, including anti Communist sentiment and Russian influence, as the bloc sought a withdrawal from foreign troops amid unrest.
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Where to Find It Page Listing Fragments and References
A fragmented listing outlines various newspaper sections and page references from a World page. It mentions pages for death notices editorials shipping sports theaters weather TV radio and other features, without coherent events or names. The text reads like a contents guide or index to a multi-page issue.
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Soviet Proposes U N Pact to Halt Egypt War
Moscow floated a plan to join the United States under the United Nations to stop fighting in Egypt. Premier Bulganin and Foreign Minister Shepilov urged U N action with both powers ready to use atomic and hydrogen weapons if needed. The United States rejected involvement while Washington officials questioned Soviet motives amid calls for a Security Council session.
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Eisenhower TV appeal amid world issues before election
President Eisenhower used an all country television address to appeal for votes as he faces global tensions in Hungary and Egypt. He described an urgent message to Soviet Premier Beria and outlined a thorough review of the Middle East and UN efforts. He planned a 5 to 6 minute coast to coast broadcast on election eve.
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Americans Gain Haven in Austria during unrest report
An HL-Reported officer from the U.S. legation in Budapest notes 22 Americans moved into Austria amid quiet Hungarian countryside. Russians control Magyarovar after taking it with few or no clashes. Americans were escorted past tanks and guns before leaving Hungary. An international convoy of Red Cross officials, diplomats, and journalists gathered in Magyarovar.
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Election Day Closures Across City and County
Voters in Los Angeles County totaling 683,431 are urged to cast ballots as offices close for Election Day. Federal offices will remain open and mail service continues. schools and many stores operate while bars close during voting hours.
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Weather Outlook Mixed Fog Early Tuesday
Mostly sunny forecast with scattered patches of fog early Tuesday. Little temperature change expected across the period.
Eisenhower for reelection based on proven leadership
The editorial urges voters to reelect Dwight Eisenhower, praising his leadership to clean up government, promote peace, and uphold states rights tidelands. It notes his timely actions, experience in world and military affairs, and argues he deserves continued support to finish the work begun. It references forthcoming ballot recommendations and further discussion on Page A-14.
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Press-Telegram
Weather Forecast For Election Day Fair Across Nation
The Weather Bureau forecasts fair weather for most of the nation on Election Day. Scattered rain is expected from the upper Mississippi Valley to the western Gulf states and parts of the North Pacific Coast. Temperatures range from 60s to 70s in the east and California with 50s in the Great Plains, while Florida and Gulf regions may reach into the 80s.
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Berlin Youth Demonstrate for Hungary
West Berlin students shouting Down with the Russian murderers and Freedom for Hungary broke through police lines and swarmed the Soviet War Memorial after wreaths at British and French buildings. Police set up a roadblock as crowds surged around the memorial where about 1,000 protesters taunted Soviet troops and placed a wreath protesting The rape of Hungary.
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Dulles Ready to Return After Cancer Surgery
Secretary of State Dulles is in excellent condition after surgery for removal of cancerous tissue. The State Department bulletin reports a comfortable night and high spirits as doctors confirm the malignant section was removed from the large intestine with no spread to other organs.
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