U N Police Units Arrive in Suez Zone Amid Tense Standstill
First units of the U N Middle East police force landed near Abu Suweir in the Suez Canal Zone to deter possible Communist volunteers. Swissair transports carried 45 Panzer troops and equipment. a second plane carried four Norwegians. UN staging in Capodichino, Italy traced the arrival. Soviet volunteer dispatches floated in Moscow. Egypt signaled willingness to request Soviet volunteers only if British French and Israeli withdrawal delays persist.
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London
U. N
Middle East
Suez Canal Zone
Abu Soweir
Timailia
Ae Oe
Swissair
Tadticas
U.N
Capodichino
Ialy
Naples
Canal Zone
U. S Pace Army
Egypt
Moscow
Nasser
Russia
Red Poland Leader Gomulka Welcomed in Moscow
Wladyslaw Gomulka, Poland's new Communist leader, arrived in Moscow with an eight member delegation to discuss postwar Polish Soviet relations. Khrushchev Bulganin and Voroshilov greeted the Polish chief and officials at the dos to railway station. No withdrawal from the Warsaw Pact was anticipated.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Wladyslaw
Karushchev
Bunarest
Bbush
Senos
Kadar
Varga
Poland
Warsaw
Gomulka
Hungary
Gomulk
Bronx purse-snatch by two 12-year-olds endangers 70-year-old
A 70-year-old great-grandmother, Mrs. Rose Shaw, was knocked down in the Bronx on a Wednesday night and robbed by a boy and a girl about 12. They fled with her purse containing 350 dollars.
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New York
Bronx
Rose Shaw
Hungary Rejects Neutrality Policy Under Soviet Pressure
In Vienna, Janos Kadar, Hungarys puppet premier, rejected neutrality as future policy and refused talks with Imre Nagy while Nagy remains in the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest. Kadar vowed to stay in the Warsaw Pact, criticizing neutrality as imperialist and unstable, and hinted Nagy could negotiate only if he leaves the embassy. Nagy had sought refuge after Soviet troops crushed the uprising. The Hungarian UN delegation signaled willingness to meet Dag Hammarskjold to discuss altered U.N. resolutions and U.S. aid positions.
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Vienna
Russia
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Imre Nagy
Budapest
Kadar
Moscow
Nagy
Kader
United Nations
Beilling
Geveral Dag Hammarskjold
Até
U. WN
Hammarskjold
Rome
Tocay
Cairo
Middle East
Benelli to Stand Trial Aid Says
SAN DIEGO An attorney for William G Benelli said today the fugitive formerly a California official has written he intends to surrender for trial The letter directed the attorney A Brigham Rose to collect defense material It lists records of 1954 political campaign expenditures at Governor Goodwin J Knight and several other public officials Benelli is charged with collecting illegal political funds from jewel dealers for his unsuccessful 1954 campaign for the State Board of Equalization
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San Diego
William G. Benelli
California
A. Brigham Rose
Goodwin J. Ixnight
Bonelli
State Board of Equalization
Port Said on Edge as Typhoid Threat Rises
In Port Said the chief Egyptian medical officer appealed to British and French authorities for rapid shipment of medical supplies to fend off a looming typhoid outbreak. Inspectors urged setting up inoculation stations at street corners while warning the sewer system damage from last week’s fighting could worsen the danger to soldiers and civilians.
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Port Said
Goedor Krielgang Khodary
Bel
Destor Knodary
NATO Arms Used in Egypt U.S. Charges
The Defense Department accuses Britain and France of diverting U.S. supplied arms to operations in the Suez area violating bilateral agreements aimed at North Atlantic defense. No disciplinary action is planned beyond verbal protests. U.S. representations continue as ceasefire developments may lessen the need for further action.
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Egypt
U.S
Wasiington
Defense Department
Britain
France
United States
Department
Nave
North Atlantic
North Atlantic Treaty Area
Defense
Gordon Gray
Suez
hWo
U. S
Deffense Department
Twenty-One Survive Flaming B36 Crash Near Denver
A 10engine B36 bomber crash landed and burned in a stubble field north of Denver's municipal airfield. All 21 crewmen aboard survived with injuries not yet known. The aircraft, valued around 20 million dollars, had taken off about 10 minutes before the crash and was transported to Lowry Air Force Base for treatment. One crewman was trapped briefly on the nose before rescue by fire crews from Lowry and Stapleton.
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Denver
U. S. Air Force
Lowry Air Force Base
Neary
Lowry and Stapleton Airfield
U N to hear Hoover Jr on Middle East Hungarian crisis
Acting Secretary of State Herbert Hoover Jr was to outline America’s stance on the Middle East and Hungary at the United Nations General Assembly. The session faced possible delays over agenda seating and a vetoed Red China resolution while U.N. police units moved toward Egypt amid rising tensions.
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Middle East
Hammarskjold
United Nations
U. N. Freatquarters
New York International Airport
Rome
U. N. Police Force
Herbert Hoover
U.N. General Assembly
America
Hoover
Assembly
United States
Red China
U.N
India
Italy
New York
Hammarskjot
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Pose
Indea
Soviet Union
Leiwiy
Peiping
Tollittle
Mikes
Ellsworth Air Forces
Rapid City
Dulles
Hungary
Egypt
Viet Nam Hurricane Drowns 50 on dunks
Report from SALGON, South Viet Nam, describes a hurricane with 50 aboard, causing fatalities and casualties as of Monday. Initial accounts mention Wlling six persons and an unclear crew, with details still arriving today.
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Viet Nam
Salgon
South Viet Nam
Eshora
Plane crashes near Rapid City in severe weather
A bomber from Rapid City diverted and crashed after takeoff on a morning flight. Weather conditions were bad, the aircraft skidded on its belly, the fuselage split into three sections and wings were torn off. Crew members aided injured comrades as flames spread to fuel tanks, and the aircraft caught fire.
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Rapid City
Japanese Students Seek Hungary Help in Tokyo Rally
In Tokyo on the streets, over 2,000 students from 14 universities formed a sympathy league to aid student friends in Hungary. They carried placards demanding Soviet troops withdraw immediately from Hungary and solicited signatures and donations.
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Hungary
Tokyo
Tokyo University
Wind Blown Snow Districts Face Travel Peril
A blustery snow storm from the Rockies sweeps into the Plains and upper Midwest. Warnings issued for South Dakota and central Minnesota as six to eight inches fall. four to six inches in northwestern Wisconsin. up to three inches in parts of Omaha and Ironwood Michigan. An ice-related crash kills Mrs. E. P. Branham near Sheridan Wyoming. Arctic cold follows, with Yellowstone at 26 below and widespread rain and snow across the Midwest and Gulf states.
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Rockies
Pisins
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Omaha
Ironwood
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Sault Ste. Marie
Stevice
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Lone Rock
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Texas
Roadblock to Sign Over Acre for State Highway
In Stillwater Oklahoma the Highway Department eyes signatures of 45000 landowners to obtain part of an acre for a right of way near Anadarko. Land sold in one square inch lots at 1 dollar each to raise funds for an amphitheater at Indian City. Wes Wyatt of Redman Land Co says a quit-claim deed and a dedication deed from the prior owner could seal the state purchase.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma Highway Department
Anadarka
Indian City
Wes Wyatt
Redman Land Co
Tito Raps Russ Policy on Hungary
Belgrade Yugoslav President Tito blamed Russia and old guards in Soviet satellites for the Hungarian uprising. He said he warned the Kremlin earlier this year that other East European Communist states could follow Yugoslavia toward independence unless Stalinist traces were erased. He criticized Soviet attitudes toward Hungary and Poland as late as September.
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Belgrade
Tito
Russia
Old Guard
Euesie
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Hungary
Poland
World War OT fears over Soviet offer to Egypt
The text notes a rumored Soviet offer of volunteers to aid Egypt could trigger World War III and cites anxious warnings by top Washington officials. It mentions Britain's justification for attacking Egypt as defending against a Russian grab, with page references for full context.
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Egypt
Britain
Mideast
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