Israelis Agree to Withdraw From Egypt After U N Plea
U N officials push to dispatch police units to the Suez area as Dag Hammarskjold signals arrival of the first UN forces within days. Israel, under Ben-Gurion, agrees to withdraw troops from Egypt pending satisfactory UN arrangements, while Britain and France relinquish canal positions to UN control. Egypt accepts UN command. agency reports outline Gaza Strip administration and possible retention of Tiran and Senafir islands.
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Five Children Die As Spokane Valley Fire Claims Them
In Spokane Valley a two story home fire killed five children aged 2 to 9 and their mother Mrs Ronald Lair. She woke to smoke on the first floor then could not reach the kids as flames and heat blocked access. Neighbors could not enter. Names: Steve 9 Merle 7 Louise Laura 6 Jack 4 Timmy 2.
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Eisenhower Extends Lead Over Stevenson in Unofficial Vote
President Eisenhower widened his unofficial lead over Adlai Stevenson to 9,320,837 with 3,063 precincts still uncounted, tallying 34,727,918 for Eisenhower and 25,407,081 for Stevenson as of 1 p.m. today. The total vote nears the 61.6 million 1952 record, with official results to follow.
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Battle for Budapest intensifies as rebels clash with Russians
Reports from Budapest describe heavy rebel fire on Buda with hotels Royal and Continental burning while pro red government warns of new R groups forming to guard factories. Radio appeals urge surrender of arms as争 civilians report tanks and armored cars in action and Nagy’s fate remains disputed.
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New York Rally Urges Aid for Hungary Refugees
About 12,000 Hungarian sympathizers gathered at Madison Square Garden in New York City to demand action on Hungary crisis. They cheered President Eisenhower's plan to admit 5,000 Hungarian refugees and heard speakers including Gov. Averell Harriman Sen. Clifford Case Henry Luce and Anna Kethly minister of state in the Nagy government.
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Crisis discussions loom as Nasser may seek summit
The United States weighs responses to Middle East tensions after Egyptian President Nasser allegedly sent an oral message to Eisenhower via the American ambassador. Officials debate whether Soviet intervention is likely while conferences on a possible summit proceed and key leaders consider U.S. diplomatic steps.
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