20 000 Dead in Rebellion in Budapest
A Swedish journalist, escaped from Hungary, reports heavy fighting in Budapest with Soviet artillery shelling the city. He estimates about 20,000 killed in Buda pest since Soviet suppression began last Sunday. Rebels still fight in broad daylight, hoping UN intervention will come. Pro Soviet Budapest government offers negotiations for troop withdrawal and pledges to retain the revolution's claimed achievements.
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Naval Plane With 10 Aboard Missing at Sea
A Navy patrol bomber carrying ten men is missing in the Atlantic north of Bermuda after last contact Friday night. A Liberian freighter reported seeing the plane explode and sink about 400 miles north of Bermuda and 450 miles east of Ocean City, Maryland. Coast Guard planes from Bermuda, New York, and Rhode Island joined the Chinook in a broad search amid poor visibility. four life rafts with a light were sighted but lost in heavy seas and rain.
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North New England Sees Winter Snow and Subfreezing Temperatures
Snow whitened much of Northern New England with Newport Vermont reporting two inches and Rumford and Houston Maine each seeing one inch. Subfreezing temperatures were reported in several locales as cold conditions persisted.
United Nations votes high priority for Middle East and Hungary
The emergency U N General Assembly session urged fast action on the Middle East issue and Hungary with the fall assembly to open Monday in New York. The Soviet bloc opposed transferring the Hungarian matter to the regular General Assembly and the American sponsored move passed 33 to 7 with abstentions.
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Lucky Day Pilot Wins 1000 and Suit in California
Pred A Grater, 34 year old American copilot in Los Altos, receives a $1000 windfall from Mrs. Eddie Ambler in a will and, an hour earlier, wins a suit, shirt, tie and cufflinks in a local drawing. Graber once worked at a New York soda fountain while in high school and mentored by a germ cautious girl.
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New York
Eddie Ambler
Vast Sahara oil field claimed at sixty billion barrels potential
Journal D Alger reports a shale desert oil field in southeastern Algeria near Ouarela, 80 miles by 80, with 4 billion tons of oil deep below the surface. If developed, the field could meet France’s needs for about 60 years, started by the National Society in 1946.
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U S Rejects Swiss Summit Parley Bid
President Eisenhower told Swiss officials the United States will continue handling global crises within the United Nations and not join a new summit of major powers at this time. White House spokesman James Gingerty confirmed the cable to President Markus Feldmann, noting the reply was not a formal rejection but an indirect stance to stay within the UN framework.
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United’ Nations
West Coast Navy Ships Move in Defense Deployed
Long Beach based ships including the aircraft carrier Philippine Sea and four destroyers sailed from San Diego as part of a defense re deployment plan amid rising international tension. Other vessels were set to depart for the Western Pacific while the Olympic Games visit to Australia was cancelled and a nine ship reconditioning plan for tankers was announced.
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Farmer Arrest Signals Counterfeit Crop Boon Gone Sour
Weatherford Texas dairy farmer Oscar Womack found a weed strewn crop along Willow Creek worth about 25000 dollars in counterfeit bills. A U S Secret Service agent and Treasury examiner confirmed the bills were fake and seized. Womack and his mother Annie Womack alerted bank officials when the money was dumped at First National Bank.
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U.S. Starts Airlift to Mideast with Multinational Police
A vast airlift began to move a 17 nation police force to the Suez Canal Zone as part of a U N peace patrol. Israel faces Gaza retention questions while other occupy forces plan withdrawal from Egypt under the General Assembly resolution. The force aims to stabilize the area amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
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Two Yanks Wounded as Army Halts Thieving Trio
In Seoul on Friday night two U S soldiers were wounded by pistol fire while stopping three Korean men suspected of theft. One soldier was hit in the chest and abdomen. the other in the thigh. Their names were withheld until relatives could be notified.
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Three Blasts Blaze Hits Texas Refinery
Three explosions and a subsequent fire caused about 300000 dollars in damage at a refinery four miles northwest of Snyder Texas. No injuries reported as investigators began assessing the blaze and its cause.
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Earthquake Shakes Manila For Forty Seconds
A Manila earthquake lasting about forty seconds struck at 21 41 injuring none of the 40 firemen battling a gasoline blaze at the port. Explosions and flames followed as heating units exploded but no casualties were reported in the Philippine capital.
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U S Bans Americans From Middle East Fighting
The State Department announced the United States bars American volunteers from joining forces on either side in the Middle East conflict. Moscow warned it will not prevent Russian volunteers if Western forces remain in Egypt. Officials cited the 1932 Immigration and Nationality Act, noting citizens can lose their citizenship for serving in a foreign military without written authorization.
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Long Beach Heat Wave Extends Breaking Year Records
The ongoing heat wave keeps Long Beach in a heat spell with mid 90s expected and Santa Ana winds driving desert air over the coast. Venice and Santa Ana reached 100, while Long Beach touched 88, a new Nov 3 time record and a sign of a prolonged hot spell for the coming days. Fire danger rises as foothills see strain. Friday’s 98 in Long Beach overshoots the normal high by over 25 degrees.
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Strong thieves steal half ton cross atop Iztaccihuatl
Mexico City police searched for thieves who stole a steel cross weighing about 500 kilograms from the summit of the 17,400 foot Iztaccihuatl snowcapped mountain.
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Where to Find Communists Deserting Over Hungary Action
The note directs readers to various newspaper pages for related items. It mentions Western communists deserting their party due to disgust at Soviet violence after Hungary. It lists sections such as Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Death Notices, Financial, Sports, Theaters, and weather pages with page identifiers.
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