Unexpectedly Heavy Voter Turnout Early in Presidential Election
Early balloting showed an American turnout exceeding 1952 pace at many precincts as voters weighed four more years of Eisenhower against Adlai Stevenson. Eisenhower voted at Gettysburg with Mrs. Eisenhower, then flew back to Washington. Stevenson carried Hart's Location in New Hampshire, a shift from 1952.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Hungary
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Gettysburg
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Reds Told Stay Out of Austria
The United States warned Russia not to threaten or violate Austria’s neutrality or territorial integrity. Washington denounced Soviet charges at the U N that American actions from Austria supported the Hungarian anti Communist revolt as false. Austria has opened borders to about 10 000 Hungarian refugees, who are being interned consistent with the Austrian neutrality under the Big Four agreement.
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Farmer 71 dies as barn door collapses in Ohio
Edward N. Hunt, 71, a farmer near Pitsburg in Darke County Ohio, was killed Monday when a heavy barn door fell on him at his home. Coroner Dr. A F Server said Hunt seemed to be prying the pulleys back onto the track when the accident occurred.
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Pitsburg
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Darke County
Hunt
Middletown voters flood polls in record turnout
Middletown's 56 precincts opened with long lines and a wave of voters. Early counts showed 27 percent of registered voters had already cast ballots, with Franklin and Hollywood precincts reporting brisk early voting and forecasts predicting a possible all-time city total.
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Britain and France Agree To Middle East Cease Fire
U N Secretary General Hammarskjold announced a cease fire set for 6 p m CST tonight with Britain and France joining Egypt and Israel in accepting terms. British and French troops moved into the Suez area as Arab contingents massed nearby amid rising regional tensions. Queen Elizabeth urged world cooperation for a just settlement in the Middle East.
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Seven Aboard Plane Die in Blackwater Crash
A chartered four engine airliner carrying British wives and children home from the Middle East crashed near Blackbushe airport in light mist. Seven of the 80 aboard were killed including four children the pilot copilot and radio officer. About 40 others injured. Rescue teams pulled out survivors as fire and debris spread. The War Office said the aircraft undershot the runway on approach from Tripoli.
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Stevenson Urges Immediate Talks With Britain and France
Adlai Stevenson pressed President Eisenhower to seek a quick understanding with Britain and France to avert Communist pressure and restore alliance unity. He warned a Nixon victory could place the United States under Nixon within four years, urging voters to consider health and leadership stability.
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Eden Faces Soviet Warning Amid Egypt Fighting
London officials regard Russia's call for Britain and France to end Egypt fighting as serious. Bulganin warned of Soviet intervention and rocket attack implications, prompting Eden and Mollet to confer with the United States as Britain weighs its response. Public nerves rise over Hungary background.
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Court Blocks Phone Hearing in Ohio Emergency Service Case
Ohio Supreme Court blocked a public utilities hearing on whether Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. must provide emergency service at three exchanges. Judge James F. Bell signed the order delaying the Wednesday session and directed the commission to appear before the court on November 17 if it wishes to challenge the restriction.
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Cooler air heads toward Miami Valley with showers
Cold air stalled in the Plains shifts toward the Miami Valley bringing showers and thunderstorms. Tonight will be cloudy with early showers, turning cooler late with a low around 48. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and a high near 60. Middletown reported a high of 77 at 2:45 p.m. and a 6 a.m. low of 50.
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Seven Dead, 150 Hurt In Chicago Elevated Wreck
At Wilson Avenue station a jammed eight car CTA train crashed into a standing six car North Shore train during evening rush hour. Seven died and more than 150 were injured as passengers piled in the wreckage and lights failed. Motorman Michael O'Driscoll, 52, was trapped for hours, later saying brakes failed. CTA said rear cars had operating brakes while lead car brakes could not be tested.
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Autumn Warning for Adults Near School Crossings
A local reminder urges adults to be vigilant near schools as autumn brings school children on the streets. The note warns drivers to slow down and watch for pedestrians and crossing guards during after school hours.
Hungarians Renew Fierce Fight as Budapest Battles Russians
Reports from Belgrade describe renewed heavy fighting in Budapest with civilians joining the revolt against Soviet forces. Guerrilla warfare looms as appeals to surrender fail and insurgents strike at tanks, with radio broadcasts from both sides signaling a chaotic, divided Hungary.
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Andras Hegedus J
Hungary
Gellert Hus
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Miskolc
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Eden Seeks Immediate Suez Cease Fire With Technical Cadre
Prime Minister Eden said Britain and France will order a cease fire in Egypt tonight if the allied technicians can stay to clear the Suez Canal of obstructions. A police force would separate Israeli and Egyptian forces and safeguard the canal with Hammarskjold confirming potential authority for the Middle East police role. Six nations including Canada and Pakistan pledged troops for the international force, while U.S. and Soviet veto blocked big powers from the group. Chief U. S. Delegate Lodge warned the move could widen Egypt’s battle.
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Egypt Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Australia
Beirut reports Cairo will cut diplomatic and all relations with Australia over its support for British and French actions in Egypt. The move follows Canberra and London aligning on Egypt policy.
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Eisenhower pledges to work for world peace election eve
President Eisenhower urged continued effort for world peace in an election eve pledge. He and the Eisenhowers planned to vote at Gettysburg and return to Washington for early returns and a high level GOP gathering at the Sheraton Park Hotel. He emphasized unity for peace and aid to people in need.
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