Withdrawal Demanded Russian Tanks Ring Budapest
In Budapest no gunfire for the first time in nine days as streets fill with people seeking food and relatives. Russian forces appear withdrawn to bases with reports of a 10 mile cordon around the city. Nagy demands Soviet withdrawal and talks with Moscow. Street fighting continued near the southern rail station, secret police hunted, and Mindszenty prepared to speak on Friday.
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Nagy
Moscow
Kossuth
Parliament
Hun- Andras
Red
Soviet Union
Parents Lose Track of Car Teases Teen Absence
A lighthearted quip notes that many parents know their teen is in the family car but do not know the car’s location, highlighting modern teenage independence and homebound mystery.
Budapest Radio Reports Hungarian Withdraw From Warsaw Pact
Vienna reports say students protested in Bucharest for French language courses, Romanian police arrested demonstrators. Hungary’s Nagy announces withdrawal from the Warsaw Pact to the Soviet ambassador. NATO fears arise over British and French actions against Egypt. Egypt vows to fight from village to village to win.
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Romania
Free Radio
Budapest
Bucharest
Imre Nagy
Hungary
Stevenson Cancels NY Talks. Plans Buffalo Rally
Adlai E. Stevenson canceled two upstate New York addresses to fly to New York City for a nationwide TV radio talk on his critique of Eisenhower policy. He stayed with a Buffalo rally and planned to deliver a telecast reply after the broadcast in New York. He urged end of the war and criticized foreign policy as risky and blundering.
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Stevenson
Egypt
Middle East
Washington
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Hunt Armory
Israel
United States
Dulles
Fire Department
British French Air and Sea Strikes Hit Egypt Hard
British and French planes attacked Egyptian airfields as Cairo reported sinking an Egyptian warship in the Suez Canal region. The raids targeted Abu Sueir Fayid Kabrit Inchass Kasfareet with limited resistance and 14 planes claimed destroyed on the ground.
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Domiat
Newfoundlnd
Weather Outlook Sees Cloudy Days With Rain Risk
The forecast calls for mainly cloudy conditions with occasional showers through Friday and a high near 70. Tonight will be partly cloudy with fog and a low around 55, Friday sees little temperature change with a high about 66. Midddletown reports a Wednesday high of 72 and morning low of 56, with yesterday’s rainfall at .04 inches and October total at 1.30 inches, bringing year total to 27.93 inches.
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Eden Debates War Question Over Egypt Suez Crisis
London House of Commons erupts over Eden’s actions in Egypt. Labour leaders Gaitskell Bevan demand a wartime declaration, Eden refuses, and debates rage on whether Britain has declared war or can send forces without one. Press and opposition criticize and fear a split in policy.
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Egypt
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Middle East
Liberal News Chronicle
France
Nasser
Daily Sketch
Duck Quackie Plays Dog With Boy Master in Carrick
A duck named Quackie acts like a dog with his owner Mike Goettler in Carrick Pennsylvania. He walks on a leash eats dog biscuits and chases kids on bikes as he tries to be more canine than avian.
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Quackie
Mike Goettler
Carrick
Mike
Panty raid marks Halloween night at Montana University
Misoula Montana University students staged a campus panty raid after women residents began the romp in Craig Hall and other men’s dormitories. The spectacle ended with an effigy of the school president and a car atop gravel as students tossed showers and trophies in the nocturnal clash.
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Missoula
Mont
Montana University
Carl McFarland
Craig Hall
Juror Doubts Cloud Start Of Cincinnati Slaying Trial
A 43 year old water meter reader faces trial in Criminal Court for the April 11 slaying of socialite Audrey Evers Pugh in her Cincinnati home. Police said Robert V Lyons confessed claiming self defense after she taunted him. he now disputes the confession. Jury selection may hinder the case given its notoriety alongside the Hahn murder.
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Cincinnati
Audrey Evers Pugh
Robert V. Lyons
Lyons
City Waterworks Department
UN to Push Middle East Cease Fire at Emergency Assembly
The United States plans to lead a demand for an immediate cease-fire as the 76 nation Assembly meets to consider collective measures against Israel Britain and France during the Egypt crisis. Britain and France may not attend. vetoes blocked Security Council action showing Western split.
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France
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
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U. N
Australia
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Soviet Union
Eisenhower urges UN path to peace in Middle East
President Eisenhower ruled out U S armed force and called on the United Nations to solve the Middle East crisis. He urged Congress to stay in touch while evacuations and travel bans proceeded, praising UN potential to end bloodshed and warning against war as a remedy.
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France
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