Dag Hammarskjold to press Hungary on UN observers
Dag Hammarskjold will push for General Assembly action on Hungary if Budapest does not send word on observer access. A UN spokesman said the secretary general will set an immediate deadline after more than two weeks of evasive replies from Hungary's government. The issue drew strong debate as Yugoslavia and other powers urged Hungary to allow observers and relief.
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Weather forecast for Miami Valley turns colder with light snow
The official forecast calls for cloudy and colder weather with a high of 33 degrees and snow flurries. Tonight will be partly cloudy and colder with a low near 18. Snowfall this morning measured 0.01 inches and temperatures ranged from 30 to 43 at various times.
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Eisenhower names Tracy Voorhees to coordinate Hungarian refugee effort
President Eisenhower appointed Tracy S. Voorhees former Undersecretary of the Army to coordinate the Hungarian refugee program and assess mechanics for rapid admission. Up to 5,000 refugees from Soviet oppression were directed to be admitted, with reception centers already operating at Camp Kilmer New Jersey and other sites since November 21.
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Iraq Premier Firm Against Mideast Propaganda Drive
In Baghdad Premier Nuri Said stands firm against a growing campaign to destabilize Iraq. The pro Soviet Syria army faction and the Egyptian government are alleged sponsors. An Iraqi information director says no cabinet changes are planned.
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Chuckle Said: Pessimist Sees Everything Going Wrong
A lighthearted line notes that a pessimist believes all outcomes will be bad and nothing will turn out right. The quip frames pessimism as certainty about failure and invites humorous reflection.
Austria Burdened by 100000 Hungarian Refugees in One Month
Vienna reports nearly 100,000 Hungarians flee into Austria in a month. Most housed in camps with aid groups estimating food at a dollar daily. Traiskirchen hosts the largest camp as refugees line up for consulates and ICEM aid, awaiting relocation to Britain France Canada and other nations.
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British plan a phased withdrawal from Egypt amid Suez crisis
London reports indicate a staged British and French pullout from Egypt with a UN call for immediate withdrawal. Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd signals step by step withdrawal while leaving a navy unit and salvage team. The stance risks Tory party split and potential election consequences.
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Milkman Deaths By Own Action Over Woman Sue
A New York milkman Albert Marsh Jr was found dead in a room where Mrs Sue Riggs had been slain. Police report he died by his own action after a note in his car expressed remorse. Mrs Riggs husband Ralph Riggs 26 a draftsman is a suspect in the murder.
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Yugoslav U.N. correspondent seeks asylum in United States
Jakov Levi, U.N. correspondent for Borba, faces asylum in the United States after protesting Yugoslavia’s stance on Soviet Hungary intervention and the arrest of Milovan Djilas. Levi, at the U.N. since 1953, is unsure if he will be admitted as an exile.
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U.S. Balks at Shifting Oil to Europe Amid Middle East Crisis
Washington officials weigh a twofold dilemma as Western Europe faces oil shortages from the Middle East crisis. They fear draining Arab supplies while preserving allied unity with Britain and France and avoiding signaling American weakness in the European defense setup.
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Luce Urges More Funds for Foreign Service
Mrs Luce at Advertising Council dinner argues more than 10 million dollars annually for the foreign service would provide essential office equipment fringe benefits and entertainment to prevent isolation and improve diplomacy. She cites the billions spent abroad to avert atomic catastrophe and warns of consequences when social ties among diplomats falter.
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Egypt Calls for Immediate Troop Pullout from Suez Crisis
Egypt demands the immediate withdrawal of British, French, and Israeli forces from Egypt and asks UN Secretary General Hammarskjold to set a time limit. President Nasser adviser Ali Sabry warns steps could risk world war if invaders ignore UN decisions. Egypt rejects Soviet influence while vowing no tolerance for aggressors near the Suez Canal.
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Indian Boy Admits Starting Deadly San Diego Fire
U S Forest Service investigator Elwood Stone says 16 year old Gilbert Paipa admitted throwing a match into dry grass, starting a blaze that killed 11 people and burned over 44 000 acres. Paipa told authorities he was curious to see if the fire would burn. He was booked on suspicion of arson after the campsite fire on the Inaja Indian Reservation.
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Percy Will Set You Straight The World Looks Better After A Pint Of Good Ale
HAL COOPER reports on a London bartender Percy who jokes the world feels calmer amid confusion. He claims Jordanian policy shifts reduce clashes with Israel and Egypt, notes anti American sentiment shifts, and quips about Eden's future and Jamaica return.
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