Riots and Russian Forces Hold Budapest as Nagy Pleads
The Hungarian capital sees continued fighting with 2000 to 3000 killed reported. Premier Imre Nagy vows negotiation with Moscow to withdraw occupation troops if rebels disarm and restore order, signaling possible Soviet pullback. Broadcasters note tanks and jets suppressing the uprising as negotiations loom.
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Eisenhower cites high purchasing power despite price rise
President Eisenhower announced that September reports from the Labor Department show the average factory worker could buy more with his pay than any Septembers in U.S. history, noting a 0.3 percent price increase but a wage gain. Adlai Stevenson criticized rising living costs for households while farm incomes fell.
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Huge Crowd Greets Ike in New York
President Eisenhower campaigned in New York for the 45 electoral votes, drawing thousands in Manhattan as he rode in an open car from Pennsylvania Station to the Commodore Hotel. Mrs. Eisenhower accompanied him, crowds cheered Hello Mr. President banners hung from buildings, and police barriers kept onlookers behind the route for a half hour. An eight car train from Washington carried the party.
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Baruch blasts Bulganin on H-bomb bid in speech
Bernard Baruch condemned Bulganin s proposal to end H-bomb testing as not a solution or acceptable step and said it misleads the world. He noted the issue goes beyond fallout to broader disputes over disarmament and world security.
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Stevenson Lashes GOP Peace Claim In Final Drive
Adlai E. Stevenson declared he is good and mad as he travels toward the presidential election with Estes Kefauver. He accused Republicans of deceit and riding to victory on a phony peace issue, telling crowds in Nassau and Westchester counties that Democrats have offered real national ideas.
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Eisenhower Deplores Soviet Interventions in Hungary
President Eisenhower condemned Soviet military intervention in Hungary calling it an occupation by an alien government. He urged withdrawal of forces and praised Hungarians' bid for freedom, noting human rights guaranteed by the Charter of the United Nations. Hagerty: Eisenhower and Dulles discussed Hungary before and after travel to New York.
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Political Talks on Radio TV Schedules
Today features Sen Thomas Kuebel speaking in Long Beach at 8 30 p m on KTLA TV Madison Square Garden in New York at 9 p m on KRCA TV and KFC Radio at 7 30 p m Estes Kefauver follows at 10 30 p m on RABO radio
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They Know There's a God Prayers Follow Burned Boy's Battle
Jackie Laws, 12, suffered third degree burns after playing with matches. Doctors gave little hope at Carobil Hospital. Parents Harold and Laws prayed at home and with church members as Rev. Lyons urged collective prayer. Grandparents and clubs joined in, triggering widespread calls and prayers as Jackie’s condition remained critical.
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Debating H bombs dangers and peace goals in campaign
Enotes begin with fallout risks of H bomb tests as a pivotal election issue. It explains fallout, health effects, and how tests in Pacific or Siberia may affect the United States. Experts dispute safety levels, especially strontium-90, with estimates from AEC and National Academy of Sciences cited.
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Jet Shot Down Itself With Its Own Shells
The Baltimore Evening Sun reports a new Navy jet fighter crashed after firing its own cannon shells into the Atlantic near Long Island. Pilot Tom Attridge survived with a fractured leg and three broken vertebrae, after a shell pierced the engine and a second shattered the windshield. The Navy attributes the event to shells outrunning the jet briefly before gravity and air resistance pulled them away from the aircraft.
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Where to Find It Question Puzzles Readers in Bakersfield
A brief note directs readers to Page A-3 for a girl’s question to Eisenhower and Stevenson, and points to multiple sections across the paper including political prospects on Page B-4, Beach Combing on Page B-1, and various features spanning Pages A-25 through C-14 and beyond.
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