Hungarian Rebels Flee to Austria Amid Red Advances
Romanian and Soviet pressure press steadily on Hungarian rebels who held the Hegschalom border station for three days before fleeing to Austria. Reports describe ragged fighters, civilians pressed by Soviet tanks, and dwindling supplies as radio broadcasts claim restored peace while insurgents rally for a last push.
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U N faces Hungary crisis as troops debated in world council
A global clash over a United Nations response to Hungary sparked security council debates. Britain and France urged withdrawal of forces from Egypt and Israel while the USSR-backed plan faced criticism. Nations pledged 12 troop contributors amid calls for immediate U.N. observer presence. An American plan proposed a light force to back up withdrawals as Hungary tensions persisted.
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Henry Cabotpital
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Leo Carroll Canal Zone
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THU
Four Seats Hold Key to Senate
Analysis notes that Lausche may abstain from voting on Senate organization after his term as governor ends January 14. The piece discusses potential party shifts, possible Republican control changes in New York and Texas, Javits awaiting January 9 departure, and Daniel’s early resignation and election timing affecting Senate balance.
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Lausche
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Ew York
Jacob K. Javits
Javits
Texas
Price Daniel
Daniel
Volunteers Seek Egypt Duty Amid Port Said Fighting
Egyptian embassy sources said Soviet volunteers continue to enroll for service in Egypt despite a ceasefire. Embassy spokesmen indicated fighting was still going on in Port Said and that they had no instructions to halt enrollments.
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Wevenne Mums
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Port Said
Arabs Raid Israelis Skirmishes Near Suez Channel
Reported cross border raids by Arab forces against Israeli positions near the Suez Canal. The Air Ministry said British and Israeli warplanes, including Valiant bombers, staged strikes as armored columns and paratroop units moved along the border. Unclear casualty details and mounting regional tensions noted with Allied warning to avoid escalation.
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Air Force cites 1125 pilots lost in two years amid Middle East fighting
Brig. Gen. Caldara said 1125 pilots and 2600 planes have been involved in Jordan and Suez Zone activity since fighting began. He noted 61 civilians killed in Gaza incidents and 47 jet-fighter accidents in the period. He urged continued flight training and caution, while noting Britain fears broad war expansion.
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