British Troops to Leave Suez but Not at Once
The U N hearing reports that Britain plans to pull troops from Suez gradually rather than immediately. Salavage work and UN efforts clear harbor wreckage to restore canal traffic, with 70 percent normal flow possible by week end. UN force at 1,050 men aims for 6,000, moving toward Abu Suweir as Port Said hosts Norwegian troops.
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U. N
U.N
Burns
Egypt
Abu Suweir
Mid- Swvay
Canal
Port Said
Submarine Report Alleges Soviet Subs in South China Sea
A Hong Kong dispatch citing unidentified sources claims more than 20 Soviet submarines entered the South China Sea from southern China ports, cruising near the Spratly Islands, 1,050 miles south of Formosa, in waters bounded by the Philippines, Borneo, Malaya, and South Vietnam. The report notes links to defense pacts and mutual interests with Red China and other nations.
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China
Central Newsjalist
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Masco
France
Stuart Ingersoll
Suil
South China Sea
Hong Kong
Yulin
Hainan
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Formosa
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Borneo
Malaya
Viet Nam
Spratly
Zemo Medicinal Cream Aids Itchy Skin Rash Relief
Zemo liquid or Siatmant's doctor formula relieves itching from surface rashes eczema prickly heat athlete's foot and scratching. Extra strength Zemo recommended for stubborn cases to speed healing and clearance.
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Siatmant
Nagy Leaves Yugoslavia Embassy Fallout Amid Deportations
The report notes Nagy and others left the Yugoslav Embassy in Bucharest after 18 days, with speculation Russia halted their return. It cites diplomats and sources in Budapest on Hungarian Yugoslav ties, deportation rumors, and a tense regional stance involving Titoist figures and Soviet influence.
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Bucharest
Vazy
Vidie
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Hungary
New York Times
Vienna
Ivan A. Serov
Russia
Serov
Secret Police
Laszlo Piros
Piros
Hungarian Foreign Ministry
Farm at No Rent Offered to Refugees
Kansas City electrician Hubert Bray and his wife offer a 360 acre Missouri Ozarks farm rent free to a Hungarian refugee family through the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Bray says the weekend project aims to show what freedom means and provides a family of five a home with a barn and two poultry houses.
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Kansas City
Kan
PIA
Kansas City Electrician
Hubert Bray
Matians
Crecdony
Bray
Missouri Ozarks
Immigration Jana Naturalization Service
Absentee Ballots Could Decide L A County Assembly Result
Los Angeles County registrar began tallying about 50 000 absentee ballots and the outcome in the 59th Assembly District may shift. Democrat Thomas Rees led Republican Robert L Moyer by 731 with 30 248 votes before absentee counts. About 2 700 absentee ballots were mailed, with returns unknown. Counting unlikely to finish until Monday.
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Los Angeles
Thomas Rees
Robert L. Moyer
Waters James
Allison
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