Headlines From the Middle East and Budapest Revolt
Reports from Budapest recount Cardinal Mindszenty’s triumphant return and crowds blessing him after a Communist court had condemned him. In the Middle East, Britain and France press for action near Suez while Egypt and Israel clash, and Eden defends taking decisive measures despite U.S. doubts.
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Prime Minister urged to resign amid mid east tensions
A government row erupts as the Prime Minister faces calls to quit while addressing the house and the world. Labor moves an urgent motion against the Eden government, set to be debated Thursday.
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Soviet Union seeks sovereignty for all Communist states
Moscow signals policy shift may allow talks on troop disposition in Hungary Romania and Poland. It proposes Troops evacuate Budapest when Hungary’s government deems it necessary and notes further presence could worsen the situation.
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Press Group Elects 15 Directors in Havana
The Inter-American Press Assn. today elected 15 directors including Marshall Field Jr. of the Chicago Sun-Times Jules DuBois Latin American correspondent of the Chicago Tribune and Herbert Mathews of the New York Times.
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Eisenhower White House Hints at Middle East Messages
Hagerty said no direct phone calls between Eisenhower and Eden, but noted personal messages were exchanged via usual diplomatic channels. He cited Israeli, British, and Egyptian moves as London Washington differ on Middle East policy while Eisenhower and Dulles discuss actions and pledged 1950 aid to victims of aggression.
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Lodge Urges UN Action as Middle East Crisis Deepens
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge meets with Dag Hammarskjold as the United Nations weighs extraordinary General Assembly action. Britain and France veto moves in the Security Council, Egypt calls for action, and U S plans to cut Israeli aid surface amid fears of a wider war over the Suez Canal.
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