UN Pleads For Entry To Hungary
United Nations moves to allow UN observers to investigate conditions in Hungary during the revolt. A special Assembly vote passed 51 to 10 urging Hungary and the Soviet Union to permit deployment by December 7. Dag Hammarskjold plans a Budapest trip by December 16 to aid relief distribution, with Philippe de Seynes to accompany him. Supporters say the mission is separate from Hammarskjold's visit, while opponents argue it intrudes on internal affairs. Observers may rely on refugees and neighboring reports if access is blocked.
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Khrushchev
Russia
Yugoslavia
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Vast Armada Moves In To Transport Troops
A massive armada gathered at Port Said signaling a rapid withdrawal of British and French troops from Egypt. U N emergency force commander Burns and Gen Sir Charles Keightley arrived to coordinate with General Stock and plan the exit. Israel announced Sinai withdrawal of 10,000 to 12,000 troops while UN police strength rose to about 2,600 in the area.
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Selwyn Lloyd
Suez
Hugh Stock
No Man's Land
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Irael
Stockwell
Middle East
Rose Queen Ann Mossberg to lead 68th Pasadena Rose Parade
An announcement from Pasadena California names Rose Queen hopeful Ann Mossberg a 19 year old freshman at Pasadena City College. Six princesses will reign over the 68th annual Rose Parade in Pasadena with a wire photo caption.
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Clinton racial violence court action follows Clinton High closure
In Clinton Tennessee federal judge Robert L. Taylor plans to consider warrants for contempt as violence surrounding Clinton High School’s closure continues. A white assailant beat a Baptist minister escorting six Black students. a teacher and a Black house painter were also attacked. Local turnout rose as residents voted against presegregation candidates amid federal and state calls for order and investigations.
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Japanese Diet Ratifies World War I Peace Accord
The Japanese Diet completed ratification of the peace agreement with the Soviet Union ending the state of war and restoring diplomatic relations. The pact settles maritime and legal disputes and restores passage rights in waters off Siberia under Soviet control.
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Hawaiian prince courtship ends in jail wedding collapse
A Honolulu prince known as Sam Crowningburg Amalu was jailed in Colorado Springs after a five day Denver romance with Mrs. Jane Tomberlin ended in flight from honeymoon plans. She flew to Denver to hire lawyers and seek an annulment while police held the prince and three associates on unspecified charges.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
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Parman
Hong Kong
Hungarians Mass Protest at U S Embassy in Budapest
In Budapest police acting on Russian orders dispersed a crowd near the U S Embassy with rifle butts. About 400 protesters including women and children were moved away, some reportedly wounded. Women later gathered again with mourning bouquets near the Sandor Petofi monument, where Russian tanks and armor blocked access.
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Unseasonal Warm Spell Breaks Records in Mi ami Valley
A slow moving cold front will cool the Mi ami Valley by Thursday after Tuesday set records for warmest December 4 in the area. Middletown hit 67 at 3:30 pm, tied by Cincinnati as the warmest Dec 4 in weather bureau history. last year Middletown reached 55/26. Forecast: today and tonight mostly cloudy and mild with scattered showers. high 65, low 35. Thursday turns colder with a 40 degree high.
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Reds Slap New Curb on Traffic
Berlin officials report Russian guards tightened restrictions on Allied road traffic from West Berlin, disrupting convoys that include three American officers and 18 enlisted men with military supplies. The move follows similar harassment of trains last week and intensifies concerns over fresh Soviet attempts to curb free Allied access to West Berlin. West Berlin sits 110 miles within East Germany where US French and British troops are stationed.
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Nasser Says Egypt Was Main Target in 1948 War
Egyptian leader Nasser writes in Akhir Saa that Egypt was the primary target of the 1948 Palestine War and disputes Britain initial action as improbable. He claims Israeli plans aimed to reach Ismailia and join British and French forces while Egypt’s power threatened colonial interests. Paris notes a French defense ministry spokesman terms the claim idiotic.
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Ismailia
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French Defense Ministry
Police Nab Bank Robber in Crowd Restaurant Arrest
Walter Richard Kneller admitted bank robbery and, calling himself the black sheep son of a Chicago cop, was captured at gunpoint Tuesday in a crowded restaurant as FBI agents and police surrounded the scene.
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Fears Mount in Britain as Morale Slips Over Oil Crisis
London reports mounting inflation unemployment and wage strikes amid fears of higher taxes and U S aid after the Suez crisis. The House of Commons debates Egypt adventure as Prime Minister Eden faces a confidence vote. Rumors circulate of a possible income tax rise as economic strain deepens.
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Britain May Seek Debt Pause From Congress
Washington report says Britain asks to skip nearly 82 million dollars due December 31. U.S. officials plan to seek congressional ruling while noting authority questions. Senators Hayden George and Wiley comment on possible emergency waiver and sympathetic consideration to aid allies in the Egypt situation.
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Israel Hikes Prices Across Transport and Utilities
Israel raises fares on taxis buses and railways by 10 to 20 percent and increases postage phone charges and electricity rates. A special tax to fund the Sinai campaign and other defense costs is cited as the source of the higher prices.
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Jerusalem
Sinai
What Caused Blast Experts Probe Ruins Of Pier
Puzzled police and fire officials scan the Brooklyn pier ruins to learn what sparked Monday’s mysterious fire and blast. Army bomb experts doubt known cargo powered the explosion as a crater 75 by 150 feet opened in the heavy concrete floor and officials seek unknown factors aboard the pier.
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