Revolt in Hungary escalates as Soviets crack down
Rebels seize roads to Vienna and gain control of major cities as fighting rages in Budapest and across the Danube plain. Belgian diplomats report rebels hold Western lines while Mindszenty calls and revolutionary leaflets spread amid strikes and disrupted transport. Western governments weigh UN action and protests to Moscow as Nagy's governo seeks withdrawal of Soviet troops.
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District Attorney S. Ernest Roll Dies at 52
Los Angeles AP report states District Attorney S Ernest Roll died at his West Los Angeles home at age 52 after an operation for a left lung tumor. Born January 22 190, in Long Beach he served as chief deputy and was appointed to succeed William E Simpson in 1951. He is survived by his widow Juanita and no children.
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Confesses Lancaster 2nd Killing in Los Angeles案
Sheriff Biscailliz says a family friend admitted fatally stabbing Mrs. Sally Carp in Lancaster last October. Inv Norman Axelrod, 31, Webb's shop owner, was booked on murder, claiming Carp threatened to tell his wife after he resisted her advances.
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ISAN PEDRO WIFE FILES COMPLAINT OVER BABY ABUSE
Barbara Amos reports her 11 month old daughter Cheryl Ann was struck by her husband a 21 year old shipyard worker. Police say he admitted striking in a fit of rage after an argument. The infant showed facial scratches and a cut lip. medical notes found no major injuries. The father’s behavior has been erratic since layoff last week.
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France Blames Egypt for Algerian Revolt in UN Move
United Nations action demanded after France charged Egypt with direct support to Algerian rebels. Bernard Cornut Gentille delivered the claim with a memorandum detailing the seizure of the Athos yacht loaded with arms. The document cites arms loaded in Alexandria on Oct 3-4 and six clandestine Egyptian-linked passengers. Meanwhile clashes in North Attica strained French Tunisian ties as Bourguiba reports wounded Tunisians from a French convoy battle at a roadblock set by Arabs. Adolph Alexander named acting district attorney after appointment of UCLA Medical Center doctors.
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Driver Dies in Crash Near Pevely Missouri
James J. Wappelherst, 25, of St. Louis, was killed in a collision near Pevely. State police reported finding a summons charging careless and reckless driving on his body. His car struck the rear of a truck awaiting a left turn on U.S. Highway 61. A trooper found the summons dated Oct 10.
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Renewed clashes as French forces clash with Arabs in North Africa
In Tunisia Algeria and Morocco fresh clashes erupted after French seizure of five top Algerian rebels en route to a Tunis conference. A jeep carrying four rebels was machine-gunned in Deroups, killing five Moroccan policemen and wounding many. In Algiers six Europeans wounded when extremists fired into a cafe Abi Ain Mokrane near Oran. Fourteen rebels issued, seventeen others fell elsewhere in Algeria.
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Sailor Lost Overboard Off USS Hornet Near San Diego
The Pacific Fleet Air Command said Lawrence D. Weber of Tieton Washington apparently fell overboard from the aircraft carrier USS Hornet and was lost at sea near San Diego.
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Beach Press Telegram Brief Classified Notice
Beach Press issue Telegram BEACH Press telegram volume LXIX number 233 spanning 42 pages includes classified ads and HE 2-5959 contact line for listings and inquiries.
Stevenson proposes farm task force plan for early action
Adlai Stevenson urged farm belt converts to back a Democratic plan creating a farm task force led by Sen. Estes Kefauver to develop a new agricultural program for quick congressional action. He named Ellender and Coaley to join the panel after the election, aiming to aid farmers promptly.
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California highway death toll rises in nine months
Sacramento reports California highways saw 2,698 fatalities in the first nine months of 1956, up 311 from a year earlier and 116 more than the previous record set in 1946, marking a bloodier period for the state's roads.
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Weather forecast: low clouds fog Friday night into Saturday
Weather forecast indicates low clouds and fog late tonight and Saturday morning. Saturday brings mostly sunny skies and a slight cooling trend.
Hagerty denounces Pearson claim as major falsehood
Press Secretary James C. Hagerty called Drew Pearson’s report that President Eisenhower suffered a relapse on a western campaign trip the most amazing falsehood he has seen. He insisted there was no relapse at any time, and urged newspapers to print his rebuttal alongside Pearson’s piece.
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Drew Pearson
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Pearson
Midwest
Hagerly
Father recalls empty home after fatal children crash
A grieving father describes returning to the house once filled with eight children after an en suro accident claimed their lives. He shares the silence, memories, and ongoing struggle to cope with the loss as the story unfolds on page B-11.
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Parents Die in Blizzard Leaving Four Orphans in PRICE Utah
In Helper Utah an accident leaves Ruel Jensen 28 Betty Jensen 26 dead in a mountain blizzard while their four children aged 4 to 8 become orphans. The family had planned a short hunting trip when heavy snow trapped them. Neighbors report the tragedy as search efforts continue for survivors.
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Ruel
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Eisenhower to undergo third major physical exam
President Eisenhower returned to the White House after a New York City campaign stop and will undergo a comprehensive physical at Walter Reed Hospital. It will be his third major exam since his heart attack, with a strenuous campaign week ahead including trips to Florida and Texas.
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B47 Bomber Crash Kills Four Crew Members
Four crew members died when a B47 Stratojet crashed during takeoff in Lake Charles Louisiana on Thursday night. The victims were Capt Daniel A Hawk 34 commander Monrovia Galify First Lt Richard Ramsdell 25 co pilot Gloversville NY Capt Roster El Sherwood 37 observer Wayne Michigan and Capt Hdgar Shields 46 instructor Jacksonville Florida.
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Jordan Denies Hussein Slain Rumors Sweep Tel Aviv
The Jordan embassy in London and the British Foreign Office denied rumors that King Hussein of Jordan had been assassinated. A spokesman said the king is in the best of health and the reports surprised officials in Amman. Published reports abroad claimed rumors were spreading in Tel Aviv about the king's death.
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