UN Hears Russians Deny Army Rushing To Hungary
The United Nations Security Council heard Russia deny sending reinforcements into Hungary as Hungarian Premier Nagy accused Soviet forces of crossing the border toward Budapest. Nagy urged Hammarskjold to summon the four powers to respect Hungary’s neutrality and press for immediate negotiations.
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United Nations Security Council
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Dag Hammarskjold
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Budapest
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Hammarskjold
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Kremlin
U S Officials To Keep Close Watch On Nov 6 Voting
New Orleans reports federal election law violations will be investigated by the U S attorney and the FBI with 24 hour staffing. They will monitor ballot stuffing violence intimidation discrimination bribery and related attempts from 5 30 a m Tuesday until votes are counted. Penalties include up to 3000 fine and 10 years in jail.
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U.S
New Orleans
FBI
Cliens
Blizzard Strands Midwest in First Severe Storm of Season
A paralyzing blizzard swept the western prairies from Colorado to the Dakotas on Friday night. A Burlington mail train from Denver is missing, three people are unaccounted for, and at least one man, James L. Belcher, was killed while repairing storm damage in Lamar Colorado. Snowplows and search parties battled six foot drifts to reach stranded motorists and a Continental Trailways bus stalled in the storm.
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Kansas
Wyoming
Dakotas
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Neb
Burlington
Denver
Lamar
Colo
James L. Belcher
Continental Trailways
Woodmen of the World Building at Jackson Street
Raimblin Monroe owns a downtown building erected about forty years ago valued today at least $150,000. Built in 1916 for $28,000, it remains unsold as a fraternal investment. The Woodmen of the World building at Jackson and continues on the second page.
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Woodmen of the World
Jackson
Israel Says It Controls Gaza Strip and Sinai Peninsula
Israel claims full control over the Gaza Strip and the Sinai Peninsula after rapid advances. Government spokesman Lt. Col. Moshe Pearlman says resistance collapsed, shooting persists in a few spots, and remnants flee toward the Suez Canal as Cyprus radio notes Egyptian withdrawals.
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One Of Three Survivors 113 Year-Old Confederate Veteran Gets Gold Medal
Franklin Texas November 2 1955 UPI Assistant Secretary of the Army Hugh M Milton pins a gold medal on 113 year old Colonel Walter Williams one of the last three Civil War veterans. Williams vows to wear it always and notes Lincoln was the best friend to a poor man. He plans no celebration due to his wife’s illness as 12 children attend the ceremony.
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Tex
Hugh M. Milton
Walter Williams
Williams
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Abraham
Lincoln
Milton
Gebhart FE. Brown
Washington
D. M. McConnell
Texas A&m College
Arab Armored Force Massing For Assault
Beirut report says tank and armored car units from Syria and Iraqi troops are arriving in Jordan on Israel’s eastern front. The movement signals possible Egyptian led Arab forces massing to strike.
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Lebanon
Syria
Iraq
Jordan
Israel
Jordan and Syria to Declare War in Middle East
Arab sources at the United Nations said on Friday night that Jordan and Syria have decided to declare war and will send troops into action in the Middle East fighting. It was unclear if the move targets Israel alone or Britain and France as well. A joint announcement was expected from the capitals soon.
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Jordan
Syria
Middle East
Israel
Britain
France
Arabs Build Unified Front Across Jordan Front
Arab alliance moves consolidate Egypt and Syria in Jordan while Iraqi and Syrian troops mount on the frontier. Israel warns of watchfulness as Cairo and Damascus coordinate under Gen Amer with Soviet arms shipments. Syria confirms defense pact and arms from behind the Iron Curtain bolster their joint cause.
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2,000 Acre Game Management Area Planned For Area 2
Plans and specifications for a 2,000 acre game management area around Crew Lake south of U S Highway 80 are being prepared and will be advertised for bids soon State Rep Lawrence Gibbs says the project will divert water from Erwin Lake and Bayou Boeuf through Little Lake La Fourche to Crew Lake and serve ducks in fall and irrigation needs in summer along Little Bayou Resources and Crew Lake
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Lawrence Gibbs
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la Fourche
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Disaster May Claim 126 Lives in Nova Scotia Mine
Rescue teams worked Friday night in Springhill to reach 111 miners trapped after a surface explosion. Fifteen dead, 126 potentially killed, as deadly gas filled the shaft and a fire was smothered. officials feared no survivors.
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Springhill
N. S
Asian African bloc seeks stronger U.N. action on Egypt Crisis
At the United Nations the Asian African group of 24 members demanded the special Assembly push harder against Britain France and Israel over Egypt. They urged rapid military economic and financial measures and asked leaders including Eisenhower Nehru and St Laurent to press Prime Minister Eden for cease fire compliance. Egypt said it would accept the cease fire plan if the aggressors did likewise. Ambassador Djalal Abdoh of Iran presented the memorandum to Hammarskjold.
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Eisenhower Offers Food and Medical Aid to Hungary
President Eisenhower proposed a 20 million dollar aid package to Hungary including 15 million in surplus foods such as corn wheat flour and skim milk and 5 million in meats oils fats and medical supplies. The offer followed talks with Secretary Dulles and Undersecretary Hoover. No reply from Hungary was received. Imre Nagy and Cardinal Mindszenty had asked for help.
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Russia
John Foster Dulles
Herbert Hoover Jr
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United Nations General Assembly
New York
All America
Imre Nagy
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
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White House
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Agriculture Department
Poland
CCC reports sale of surplus cotton for export
The Commodity Credit Corp announced it sold 564,718 bales of surplus cotton for export at 26.20 cents per pound basis middling one inch staple, with a minimum price of 25 cents for middling 15-16 inch. Sales were based on Oct 30 bids.
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New Orleans
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Stevenson proposes four point plan to end mid east fight
Adlai E Stevenson outlines a four point peace plan in Detroit and Cleveland asserting a determined US government can stop the war in the Middle East. He calls for restoring security along Israel frontiers and condemns aggression in the atomic age. He blames Eisenhower blunders and urges a grand alliance of free nations to resolve the crisis.
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Detroit
Adlai E. Stevenson
Middle East
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Israel
Crossword Puzzle Workers Miss $125 Jackpot This Week
Crossword puzzle workers again failed to solve the Morning World puzzle, missing the $125 jackpot and pushing next week’s prize to $159. Hundreds of completed forms poured into the World office, with many only one letter short.
Move Would Be Defiance Of UN Order
British and French forces prepared to move into the Egypt canal zone after defying the UN cease fire call. Eden indicated troops would occupy Suez until an international police force is established. Israel extended moves toward Jordan amid regional pact tensions.
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Egypt
Sinai
Gaza
Gaza Strip
Eden
Suez Canal Zone
U. N
Middle East
Harold Macmillan
Britain Likely To Ignore UN Suez Order Says British Counsel
A. R. G. Dundas, British counsel general in New Orleans, told Shreveport officials Britain will probably not comply with the UN demand to leave the Suez area. He urged UN control and noted Eden would address Parliament on a cease-fire. Dundas described the move as a police action and floated an international canal reconstruction plan.
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New Orleans
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House of Commons
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Showers and Cooler Weather Move Into Louisiana Area
Scattered showers and cooler conditions today are forecast for northeast Louisiana with northerly winds expected late Saturday into Sunday. In the Twin Cities yesterday, the high reached 85 degrees and the low 46.
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