UN Occupation Force Moves to Egypt From Naples Base
United Nations police units began assembling in Naples on Saturday night en route to Egypt to secure peace in the Middle East amid Soviet warnings of volunteers. The first units arrived by air in Naples and prepared to fly to Egypt likely on Tuesday. An American airlift sped the 6 000 man force to Italy while Denmark and Norway were ferried in by giant U S Flying Boxcars. Egypt accepted the force in principle with Swiss planes slated to carry contingents to the Suez Canal zone after formal clearance.
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Russia threatens to send volunteers to Egypt in Middle East crisis
Tass news agency reports Moscow would deploy large numbers of trained pilots and reservists to Egypt if Britain France and Israel do not withdraw. Bulganin warned force might be used to end aggression while China announced 250000 volunteers ready to fight. Egypt says thousands applied from Soviet republics.
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Special Session Plans Still In Doubt On Teacher Pay
In Baton Rouge, Nov. 10, two anti tax lawmakers backed an economy plan and questioned a state deficit forecast. Reps George Tessier and Claude Kirkpatrick argued a teacher pay hike could be funded from existing revenues, while Gov Earl Long and fiscal officers say a new tax is needed for yearly funding. The 1956 Legislature approved the salary schedule but killed a gas tax boost to finance it. A study group found 16 million available but warned a possible end year deficit.
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Small Electric Users Expected To Escape Boost
Monroe residents will see no change in their electricity rates in the near future. Clark C. Boardman, chairman of the Monroe Utilities Commission, says there may be upward changes for large volume users but the average residential bill should remain unaffected. He notes rate revisions will be fair and comparable to private charges and urges citizens to consider plans ahead of the November 27 sales tax vote, as the city faces debt from reduced general fund revenue since the Utilities Commission began.
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OLeary Cow Fire Tale From Mrs OLeary Report
A belated telling recounts Mrs OLeary explaining a social gathering in her neighborhood to mark the arrival from Ireland of a young man. The Chicago fire of October 8 9 1871 is tied to the tale with the famous cow blamed for starting the blaze.
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Rose Bowl hopes surface as Iowa and Oregon State inch in
Iowa defeats Minnesota 7-0 keeping Big Ten Rose Bowl chances alive while Michigan must win two and Ohio State faces consideration. Oregon State defeats Stanford 20-19 as both teams hold single losses and eyes on remaining conference games.
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Eisenhower rejects Swiss bid for five power summit
President Eisenhower said the United Nations should handle current threats to world peace and dismissed an immediate five power conference with the United States, Soviet Union, United Kingdom, France and India. He noted a later big power meeting could be possible after Middle East and Eastern Europe crises are addressed.
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California Heat Bakes While Florida Freezes Across Nation
Freezing weather stretched from the East to Florida with Cross City Florida recording a 25 degree low, and Miami hitting 47 as Georgia's Savannah reported a record 31. The Frost Warning Service noted frost in northern Florida and central muck lands, while Southern California remained in a 90 degree heat wave with 90s forecast.
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South Korea Fears Buildup Of Red Forces
South Korea reports a Communist military buildup along the truce line in North Korea and convenes an emergency session to assess an attack threat. Gen. Lee Heng Kun says trucks moved southward for two weeks with weapons for the 700,000 man allied army. South Korea’s armed forces remain on war alert as leaves are canceled.
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Three Men Hurt in South of Delhi Jeep Collision
A jeep car crash three miles south of Delhi left three men injured inclining two in St. Francis with serious injuries. Lee Case 49 suffered concussion and broken collar bone. Cecil Case 45 hip injuries and head cuts. Mrs Clyde Hancock 49 observed with bruises. Others had minor injuries. No charges filed. The three men were hunting when the crash occurred.
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Hungarians flee as relief shipments blocked at border
Thousands of Hungarians escape toward Austria amid a collapsing revolt in Budapest. The puppet regime imposes terror courts, broadens crackdown on rebels, and blocks Western Red Cross aid, while Soviet troops tighten control and strike crews offer limited relief.
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Hungary Weighs UN Investigating Team Demand
Hungary's puppet government told the United Nations it is weighing the UN request for a fact finding mission. The General Assembly asked Dag Hammarskjold to appoint investigators to travel freely and report findings from within Hungary and Russia. Hammarskjold had sought permission earlier in the week.
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Fair And Mild Forecast Rises Across Northeast Louisiana
The region warms after a frigid 29 degree start Saturday with a sunny day bringing 70 degrees. The weatherman at Selman Field predicts fair and mild conditions for today and for Arkansas on Monday.
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Hungarian Olympic Athletes Demand Flag Removal in Melbourne
About 60 Hungarian Olympians who arrived in Melbourne from Prague demanded the Communist Hungary flag at the Olympic village entrance be removed. Some youths said they would not return home after the Games. Officials said the flag decision waits for Julius Heggs and IOC approval.
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Harry F. Sinclair Dies at 80 Central Oil Pioneer and Teapot Dome Figure
Harry F. Sinclair prominent oil founder and Richfield Oil chairman died at his Flintridge home after months' illness. A key Teapot Dome figure, he was tried in 1927-28, exonerated on charges but jailed for contempt for declining to answer Senate questions. He helped build Sinclair Oil and had sports interests including horse racing and St. Louis Browns ownership.
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Pope Pleads For Return Of Peace To Human Family
Pope Pius XII urged a world return to peace and liberty as he appealed to both East and West. The 80 year old pontiff called for decisive action and noted three prior pleas for peace in the last two weeks. He spoke from a Vatican studio via radio hookup.
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Israel denounces Moscow aid to Arab nations
Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir accuses Russia of sowing seeds of hatred and aggression in the Middle East to provoke action against Israel. She says Moscow seeks to talk Syria and Jordan into provocative steps, reflecting a government line.
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