United Nations approves anti Russian Hungary resolution
The General Assembly branded Russia's actions in Hungary an intolerable attempt to enslave the Hungarian people and a violation of the U N Charter. The five power measure expressed concern over the Soviet withdrawal refusal from Hungary and described the intervention as violent repression. Sponsors were Cuba Ireland Italy Pakistan and Peru. The 76 nation body approved the paragraph by paragraph vote with 48 11 and 16 abstentions.
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N. Y
General Assembly
Russia
Hungary
U. N
U.N
Cuba
Ireland
Italy
Pakistan
Peru
Demos pledge nonpartisan aid to Eisenhower proposals
Democratic leaders pledged to consider responsibly any proposals from President Eisenhower to handle the world crisis after a two hour briefing on the Middle East and Hungary. They said no commitments were given and noted the situation remains obviously very serious while possible Big Three talks were discussed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Russia
Hungary
Europe
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George
White House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Johnson
Congress
Anthony Eden
Guy Mollet
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Sam Rayburn
Fabulous Manziel Dies Funeral Services Monday
Bobby Manziel a Texas oil pioneer and former promoter dies in Tyler at age 61 after sudden illness and intestinal hemorrhaging. Funeral set for Monday 9 AM at Immaculate Conception Church Tyler with Monsignor MecCourtaugh officiating. interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Morning World
Bobby Manziel
Texas
Monroe Cafe
Tyler
Tex
Manziel
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church of
Edward V. MecCullough
Rose Hill
Lloyd James Funeral Chapel
Ramblin Tribute Honors City Education Leader Neville
An unusual halftime tribute paid to Ernest L. Neville, a shaping force in local education, as the band and Tigerettes staged formations depicting his career from 1900 start at the new city high school to his long tenure as superintendent.
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Ernest L. Neville
Neville
New City High School
Central Grammar School
Reds Approve Red Cross Aid For Budapest
Vienna dispatch reports the Hungarian Communist puppet government grudgingly accepted Western Red Cross medical aid for Budapest amid six days of rebel fighting. Conditions require aid pass through Yugoslavia and be inspected for arms. Fires, blockades, and a 16 day general strike cripple the city. looting and overcrowded hospitals are alleged by Radio Free Europe.
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Red Cross
Budapest
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Janos Kadar
Hotel Royal
Radio Free Europe
Munich
Tax Collections For Four Months Set New Record
Louisiana tax collections for the first four months of the fiscal year reached a record 125 million dollars, driven by severance and sales taxes. October receipts totaled 40,121,936, up 2,784,644 from a year ago, with the severance tax at 18,300,554 for October and sales tax at 25,771,838 for the four months. Other gains included gasoline 18,697,515 tobacco 7,482,963 income 6,420,750 beer 4,816,040.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
James S. Reily
Department of Revenue
Dairyman Finds $25,000 Scattered Along Creek Bank
Oscar Womack, a 27 year old dairy farmer from Wise County Texas, reported finding more than $25,000 in $100 bills along Willow Creek on his Boonsville area farm. The money, muddy and partly burned, was sent to the Secret Service in Dallas for verification amid sightings of a late night car in the area.
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Weatherford
Tex
Oscar Womack
First National Bank
Fred Measures
Secret Service
Dallas
Womack
Annie Womack
Womacks
Boonsville
Wise County
Willow Creek
Funeral set for Ernest Moore killed in crash near Clarksdale
Ernest M. Moore 29 of Monroe died in a head on collision with a school bus 12 miles north of Clarksdale Mississippi while driving from Chicago to Monroe. Several bus occupants injured not seriously. Moore served in the Navy and was employed in auto sales. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Central Assembly of God Monroe with Rev. G E Chambers and Rev. E L Tanner. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Ernest M. Moore
Woodstreet
Monroe
Clarksdale
Miss
Chicago
Moore
Peters Funeral Home
Central Assembly of God Church
G. E. Chambers
E. L. Tanner
Memorial Park Cemetery
Bernie Ray Moore
Navy
Wood Street
B. W. Ritchie
Gene Ritchie
Donald Friday
Wesley Davis
Luther Gunter
Elmo Holloway
U S Consul Reports Egyptian Attack on Residence
U S Consul Anthony Cuomo reported Egyptians machine gunned his home in Port Said on Tuesday night injuring Vice-Consul Thomas Dickson who was hit by glass. Cuomo said gunmen aimed from a second floor balcony and that a cease fire talk was requested by an Egyptian commander before British forces captured the Egyptian commander.
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Egypt
U. S
Anthony Cuomo
Thomas Dickson
Dickson
Kilgore
Tex
Cuomo
Detroit
Modesto
Calif
Port Fuad
Suez Canal
Weather Turns Cold as Freeze Hits Northeast Louisiana
Cold air swept across Northeast Louisiana yesterday with temperatures dipping toward 30 degrees. A milder but fair day is forecast today with highs near 56 degrees and expectations of slightly warmer conditions.
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Northeast
Louisiana
Northeast Louisiana
Navy Seamaster jet crashes in Delaware during test flight
The XP6M Seamaster, the Navy’s largest sea based jet, crashed today in Delaware. Four civilian employees of Glen L. Martin Co. parachuted to safety, with one man seen injured on the ground. A second Seamaster previously destroyed last December killed four.
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Navy
Delaware
Glen L. Martin Co
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Martin Co
Widow Dies in Farmerville Fire On Rocky Branch Route
A 63 year old Rocky Branch widow Ophelia Rutledge died in a three room house fire near Farmerville yesterday. Neighbors attempted a rescue led by Benny B Freeman but all exits were locked. Surviving relatives include brother W S Smith of Beaumont Texas sister Lula K Sandedge of Monroe and she was aunt to Monroe Mayor W L Howard. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 pm at the Church of Christ Rocky Branch Community with interment at Rocky Branch Settlement by Kilpatrick Funeral Home Farmerville.
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Rocky Branch
Ophelia Rutledge
Benny B. Freeman
Freeman
Rutledge
Melvin
W. S. Smith
Beaumont
Tex
Lula K
Nasser Credits Moscow and Washington in Suez Halt
Cairo November 9 Egypt’s President Gamal Abdel Nasser credited Soviet and American pressure for halting the Suez attack in a Moslem Sabbath address at Al Azhar mosque. He said Arab allies did not aid militarily at his request and claimed to have protected Egypt’s air force by deception. He also vowed the Suez Canal would remain closed to ships while any foreign soldier remained on Egyptian soil.
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Russia
United States
al Azhar
Israel
Suez Canal
Bulgarians Protest Soviet Actions Amid Hungarian Uprising
Reports from Vienna say Bulgarian demonstrators in Sofia denounced Soviet Russia's crushing of the Hungarian revolution. Bulgarian police reportedly armed with light machineguns guard public buildings as Communist newspapers warn against enemies of the people's regime and Soviet Bulgarian friendship.
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Vienna
Austria
Sofia
Russia
Bulgaria
Arab Attacks Press Israel as Ben-Gurion Weighs Sinai
Arab guerrillas from Jordan and Syria hit five sites along Israel’s borders, wounding six Israelis. The raids occurred as Israel’s government under Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion faced military moves and debates over Sinai withdrawal, Gaza, and Gulf islands.
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Jordan
Syria
Israel
David Ben - Gurion
Middle East
Ben- Gurion
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Tiran
Senafir
Gulf
Aqaba
Jerusalem Post
Ben-Gurion
Sinai
Jackpot Puzzle Unsolved. Jackpot Raised to 175
Morning World increases next puzzle prize to 175 dollars after 150 dollars remained unsolved this week. The contest continues weekly until a winning entry is submitted, with 25 dollars added each week. Explanations note MAD as fitting clue four, while six hints link a criminal JOB to a MOB.
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Morning World
Vanguard of Guard Group Now On Way
London reports the first United Nations peacekeeping force is being deployed to the Middle East to take over duties from British and French troops at the Suez Canal. The force, drawn from smaller nations, aims to restore order as Britain and France withdraw and Egypt tentative approves UN mediation. A staged airlift from Norway Denmark and Italy will transport units to the region, with U.S. and South American contingents en route.
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International Police Army
Suez Canal Zone
Egypt
Israel
Britain
France
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Cairo
Middle East
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Denmark
Naples
Italy
U.S. Air Force
Charleston
S.C
Colombia
Port Said
Mediterranean
Canal
War gloom lifts in Washington as Middle East crisis seen soften
U S officials report war jitters easing after Moscow’s tough talk on the Middle East. Military leaders doubt Russia seeks World War III and note concern about jet fighters and advisers in Syria. Peace moves by Britain France and Israel erode Soviet justification for force, though unease persists.
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Middle East
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France
Israel
Syria
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