Jets Unleash Bombardment On Cairo City
London reports British and French air strikes target military sites in Egypt as Cairo Radio claims jets bombed Cairo at 7 p.m. No fatalities were reported. Paris announces allied air and naval bombardments escalating actions in the Suez Crisis. General Keightley named to lead expeditionary force.
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Egypt Ship Surrenders to Israel at Haifa
At Haifa Bay the Egyptian frigate Ibrahim Awal surrendered after 2 shellings by Israeli navy and air force. The vessel and 250 crew members were taken as prisoners of the two day conflict as dawn light revealed a sea duel with shells, rockets, and airstrikes.
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Middle East at a Glance Forces clash near Suez Canal
British and French jets bomb targets in the Suez Canal zone and Cairo. Egypt rejects a 10 mile withdrawal. Israel says troops near the canal and refuses to withdraw. Eden refuses to reveal troop locations. U N diplomats fret over a veto. Eisenhower explains to Americans. Moscow condemns the action and calls UN to act. Israel reports ships captured seven planes destroyed and a convoy hit as the Gaza drive advances.
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Eisenhower to resume campaign with Philadelphia speech
President Eisenhower will deliver a major Philadelphia address Thursday night on the Middle East crisis and America’s world role. The speech, broadcast on NBC at 9 30 p m Est, is described as a serious discussion of policy with a potential Boston trip before Election Day.
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Fires at wires as man blasts phones with shotgun
Pontiac man 58 year old John V Y Brokelmeyer rips phone from wall and shoots at wires after a delayed long distance call. He is jailed on illegal use of firearms charge.
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Eisenhower to address nation over Middle East crisis
President Eisenhower will appear on nationwide television and radio to discuss the Middle East crisis. The White House reaffirmed the United States pledge to aid victims of aggression, though Britain reportedly regards the pledge as defunct. Hagerty announced the speech would run about 15 minutes starting at 7 p.m. (Est).
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Presidents message carried by all networks
Major networks aired the Presidents remarks at 4 p m and repeats were planned tonight on KABC TV at 6 16, Bere 7 36, and KABC radio at 9 30 The talk titled a non political report would discuss the developing Middle East situation Eisenhower to outline American position amid Israel's move against Egypt Britain and France announced troop plans and vetoed a U S resolution in the United Nations Security Council Hagerty noted exchanges of messages between Eisenhower and Eden and a dispatch to Eden and Mollet urging restraint in the region Continued on Page A 3 Col 6
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Weather forecast Mostly sunny with little change
A Thursday forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and minimal temperature change. Highs and lows should remain near current levels with light winds throughout the day.
Nixon Blames Ike Policies at Lakewood Rally
Vice President Richard Nixon told about 2,500 at Lakewood Center that the Middle East crisis underscores the need for strong leadership from Eisenhower. He criticized Adlai Stevenson’s draft and stopgap plans, defended the current administration’s honesty, and said voters are backing the government they want. Stevenson replied from Manhattan Center accusing the Eisenhower team of responsibility for the crisis and criticizing U.S. policy. The stock market opened with gains but slipped into a broad decline as trading slowed.
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Mideast Crisis Splits U S UK France Over Suez
U S British French relations in peril as Britain and France push troops into Egyptian Suez Canal area to guarantee canal access after Israel's move. Officials fear widening conflict, oil pipelines, and a breakdown of the 1950 balance of power in the Middle East. Eisenhower pleads for peaceful settlement. communications with London flagging, UN vote against Britain and France. Continued on Page A-16, Col. 5.
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Soviet tanks withdraw from Budapest as revolt expands
Soviet retreat from Budapest accelerates with tanks leaving dead and wounded, Danube bridges guarded, and Hungarian army taking control of the citadel. Vengeance hunts for AVH intensify as Nagy's government dissolves one party rule, while signs and symbols of communism are removed amid the city’s upheaval.
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Russia opens talks with satellites on troop withdrawal plan
In a major policy shift tied to the Hungarian revolt, Moscow proposes negotiations with three satellite states about removing Soviet troops from their soil. Britain and France vetoed a US plan to end the Israel Egypt fighting.
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