Nasser Tells Ambassador to Seek Help for Soviet Volunteers
In Moscow a source says President Nasser orders Egyptian Ambassador to request immediate dispatch of Soviet volunteers to Egypt. The Kremlin signals permission for Soviet citizens to volunteer for combat in the Middle East. Eisenhower says the US would oppose any intervention by Soviet or Communist volunteers via the UN.
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Five Convicts Mutilate Legs in Georgia Prison Protest
Buford Ga. Five rock quarry inmates at a state prison mutilated their legs with sledgehammers during a disturbance after a rest period. State corrections chief Jack Forrester said the act followed earlier self harm by inmates protesting brutal treatment and harsh conditions. The five escaped guards and other convicts were separated from their hammers. the outbreak echoes a prior two day leg smashing incident last July.
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Rock Quarry
Jack Forrester
State Department of Corrections
Thvey
Forrester
Crowd Bombards Pro Soviet Rally With Demonstrators
In New York, about 200 protesters including Hungarians and Hungarian-Americans clashed outside a National Council of American-Soviet Friendship rally. Police contained the crowd as anti-Soviet pickets hurled ammonia bottles, tomatoes, eggs and sticks. Paul Robeson and Rev. William Howard Melish were targeted. several boisterous chants accompanied the scene.
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National Council of
Hungary
America
Robeson
Fio
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship
China
United Nations
AP Wirenhoto
Hungarians Free 500 Captured Fighters Near Budapest
Report from Vienna cites Hungarian resistance freeing more than five hundred fighters from a Sibertt trap set to blow a railroad bridge northeast of Budapest. The event occurred as the train neared crossing into Russia Tuesday afternoon. Radio Budapest said workers were being deported east in sealed cars by Russian troops to curb the revolt and return labor to work.
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Budapest
Russia
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Hungary
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Szolnok
Teporta
Fowl Ball Thieves Hit Poultry Firm in Santa Fe District
Thieves stole frozen and live turkeys ducks and geese from Santa Fe Poultry Co at 2346 Santa Fe Ave along with four crates of fresh eggs and $33 in cash. Police believe a truck was used to back to the rear of the darkened building load the haul and depart.
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Santa Fe Poultry Co
Santa Fe Ave
United States Holds Against Foreign Intervention in Egypt
President Eisenhower said the United States would oppose any Soviet or Chinese volunteers in Egypt, potentially through the United Nations. He warned opposition would depend on circumstances, while noting UN action could go beyond resolutions. The White House had stated UN members must oppose any new armed forces in Egypt.
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Eisenhower
United States
United Nations
Egypt
U.S
U. N
Italy
Suez Canal Zone
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Eeane
U. S
White House
U.N
Eisenhowyer
Kores
Middle East
Hungary
Britain
France
Bea
U N Seeks Relief Entry to Hungary
United Nations secretary general Hammarskjold urged Hungary to permit U N observers to monitor relief efforts in the war torn country. He spoke with Hungary's foreign minister Imre Horvath and awaited a decision after coordinating with the Geneva assembly. The Budapest regime rejected an assembly proposal for UN observers while allowing relief supplies under surveillance by G N representatives.
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U.N
Hungary
Foreign Affairs Ministry
Geneval Assembly
Red
Hammarskjold
British Ship Hits Rear of Russ Vessel
In the River Scheldt at Rotterdam a British vessel Port Victor collided with the Soviet Hudojnik V. Hrainer. Fires and smoke were seen from the Russian ship but both remained afloat. Dutch observers noted the ships were en route to Flushing when the Port Victor struck the rear of the Krainerj. Both were damaged above waterline. cause was not immediately ascertained.
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Krainerj
Divorce Brings Mc Clurken $4 Million Cash for Teeth
In San Diego, Mrs. Marjotie Lee Mc Clurken, 48, wins a $500,000 divorce settlement. She plans to spend part of the cash on a dentist for a new set of false teeth. She testified that her husband, 53, Jonathan, a building contractor, forced her to make her own teeth with a do it yourself kit before the divorce was granted on Tuesday.
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Marjotie Lee McClurken
Jonathan
UN Police Ordered to Egypt Move from Naples
Associated Press reports Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold ordered the UN police to begin relocating to Egypt. First units likely depart Thursday from Capodichino Airport Naples Italy, with Hannarakjnlil planning to leave New York by air in the afternoon en route to Egypt via Rome and Naples. Authorities in Egypt Britain and France appeared to have settled the earlier tensions.
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Norway
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Moscow
Palestine
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el Cap
Canal Zone
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E. L. NM. Burns
Cairo
Liz Taylor Seeks Divorce From Michael Wilding
Hollywood report notes actress Elizabeth Taylor filed for divorce from actor Michael Wilding citing mental cruelty. The couple wed in 1952, separated in 1956, with custody arrangements for their two children and property division planned, and Todd towed to remain single and previously married.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Wilding
Besauty
Nevada
Michel Todd
Santa Monica
Bentley Ryan
Todd
Ryan Saft
Unsder
Wilding
Ehildren
Michael
Christopher
Eisenhower Sends Thanks To Bulganin For Congratulatory Message
Moscow radio reported that President Eisenhower sent a brief message of thanks to Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin in reply to Bulganin's congratulations on his re election. The note was conveyed as part of ongoing goodwill exchanges between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Melish
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United States
Russia
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Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Polish Leaders Travel to Moscow for Talks on Poland USSR Ties
Wladyslaw Gomulka and three Polish leaders left by train for consultations in Moscow amid warnings from party members. He seeks a reduction of Soviet troops in Poland and a response to Hungary events, accompanied by Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz and other high officials. The visit aims to ease tensions and repair the Polish Soviet rift.
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Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Gomulka
Hungary
Russia
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Alexander Zawadsit
Stefan Jedrachorssiani
Communist Party
Kone Stantin Rokossovsky
Where to Find It Continued Flags East Crisis Coverage
The notice lists continuation on Page A with references to Western Europe aiding revolt and tensions in Hungary and the East. Mentions Nehru of India condemning Russia’s force in Hungary. directs readers to Page A-2 and various sections for updates across the paper.
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Nehre
India
Hungary
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