Israel Claims Encirclement of Egyptian Troops in Sinai
Israeli Radio reports Egyptian troops in the Sinai Desert fully surrounded by Israeli mechanized units. Rafah warns two divisions to surrender, while Gaza Strip is described as cut off. Unofficial notes say fighting nears conclusion with Egyptian forces isolated near Rafah and elsewhere.
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Eisenhower to Address Middle East Crisis in Philadelphia Speech
President Eisenhower plans a campaign address in Philadelphia to discuss the Middle East crisis and his stance to avoid involvement. He will speak at 9 30 p m EST after a Pitts burgh campaign stop by Stevenson who accuses the admin of disastrous policy.
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Where To Find It amusements Classified Comics Editorial
Classified section box lists amusements, comics, editorials and radio TV notices. Includes sections of entertainment listings and editorial content.
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U N Emergency Meet Sails Into Middle East Crisis
The UN General Assembly votes to convene an emergency session at 5 p.m. EST amid the Middle East crisis. Britain and France signal a boycott while the Security Council asked for the session 7 to 2, with the US, USSR, China, Yugoslavia, Cuba and Peru backing it. Australia and Belgium abstained.
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Australia
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Democrats Hold Dinner To Boost Party Funds
A group of Louisiana Democrats held a $10 plate fundraiser attended by about 300 to denounce Republicans and forecast a Stevenson Kefauver victory in November. U S Senator Russell B Long and Representatives Otto Passman and George Long spoke, criticizing Ike era policies and praising Democratic gains in federal bills.
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Otto Passman
George Long
Camille Gravel
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Lake Dragged as White Man Held in Missing Negro Case
In Wildwood Florida a white man, George Altman, 25, is jailed without bond on kidnapping Jesse Woods a 39 year old Negro laborer missing four days. Sheriff Bowman says lake nearby will be dragged while curfew for youths is enforced.
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Another Chilly Night Expected In Monroe Area
The Monroe area faces another cool night with rising temperatures by Friday. Forecasts show tonight’s low 46 to 50 degrees and Friday highs 80 to 84. Selman Field recorded 43 degrees last night, and by noon today the mercury was 69. Pollen count stood at 4 this morning.
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Survivors Rescued From Egyptian Frigate Domiat
Britain reports 69 survivors rescued from the Egyptian frigate Domiat after it sank in the Red Sea at night. The ship, a 1,460-ton former British frigate built in 1943 and sold to Egypt in 1948, reportedly carried mines and intended to lay them near the southern Suez area.
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Senator Long Denies Endorsing Call Of Convention
Sen Rus sell Long says he has not spoken for the proposed constitutional convention and refuses to say if he would. Gov Earl Long’s campaign ads list him as a speaker. Long says his focus is on Adlai Stevenson and he did not place the ads. A campaign spokesman notes Long is unopposed for re election on November 6.
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Convention Endorsement Debate Shapes Tuesday Election
A radio report notes the hot issue of endorsing the convention with 121 delegates amid a Tuesday election. Gov. Long faces questions over a democratic government in a former Soviet stronghold as the burned city reports no fighting for the first time since the start.
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Ocratic
Eisenhower Aims to Localize Middle East War Without U.S. Combat
President Eisenhower convened top advisers to plan actions short of war to localize and end the Arab Israeli conflict. He pledged no U.S. combat participation while considering measures such as curbing economic aid to Israel and coordinating with Britain and France through the Security Council and General Assembly. The NSC and military chiefs weighed steps to prevent the clash from spreading across the Arab world.
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Three Hungarian Stalinists Possibly Escape to Soviet Union
Vienna based Budapest radio reported that Hungary's top Stalinist leaders Ernő Gerő András Hegedüš and László Piros may have fled to the Soviet Union after being ousted amid the anti Communist revolt. The three were key figures in the party and state apparatus.
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Communist Party
Ernce Geroe
Andras Hegedues
Imre Nagy
Laszlo Piros
Six of New York Newspapers Settle Strike
Six of New York City’s seven major dailies and the New York Newspaper Guild settled wage disputes, with the Post still deadlocked on four issues. The Times led with a 9 percent two-year increase, five percent first year and four percent second year, affecting about 5,000 workers including editorial and commercial staff. A pension option exists for part of the increase, and minimums ranged from 50.50 to 141.50 weekly.
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Three Americans Win Physics Nobel for Transistor Creation
STOCKHOLM AP The 1956 Nobel Prize in physics was awarded to William Shockley Jay Bardeen and Walter Brattain for developing the transistor at Bell Telephone laboratories. The $38 633 prize will be split among them as recognition of a major advance in solid state physics and electronics.
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Murray Hill
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Parker Rites Soon For Monroe Real Estate Figure
J Peyton Parker 58 prominent Monroe real estate figure dies at St Francis hospital. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Survived by wife one daughter Adelaide Wyatt Kirkwood Missouri one son A P Parker Jr Baton Rouge two sisters Mrs W S Neel Monroe and Mrs W S Hancock Natchitoches two brothers Aaron F Parker and H F Parker Monroe and three grandchildren. Parker helped plat Edgewater Gardens and served as sheriff in the area. He was a longtime realty holder and member of a well known Monroe family.
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Baton Rouge
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Natchitoches
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Edgewater Gardens
Egypt Airfields Under Non-Stop Bombing Attacks
British and French aircraft bomb Egyptian airfields in the Suez zone and Nile delta while Cairo reports the sinking of the Egyptian warship Akka in Tim sah Lake near Ismailia. Egypt annuls relations with Britain and France as operations target MIG aircraft on the ground and sea routes.
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Ruston Parents Await Word From Son In Egypt
Ruston Louisiana medical missionary Dr. James M Young stationed with Baptist mission hospital in the Egyptian Gaza strip amid fighting between Egyptian and Israeli forces. His parents Mr and Mrs Joe Gibson anxiously await word after a letter dated days before Israel entered Egypt. The 31 year old doctor had previously reported mortar shells near his hospital, blowing out windows.
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Louisiana
Gaza Strip
James M. Young
Baptist Medical Missionary Hospital
Joe Gibson
Gibson
Israel
Egypt
Hungary Withdraws From Warsaw Pact, Nagy Talks Russia
Premier Imre Nagy informed the Soviet ambassador that Hungary has withdrawn from the Warsaw Pact. The action follows Nagy’s communications with Moscow as Hungary seeks independence with potential political realignments.
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Vienna
Imre Nagy
Hungary
Stevenson seeks free airtime to critique Ike on war brink
Pittsburgh AP report says Adlai Stevenson urged networks to grant 15 minutes of free radio and television time to explain how Eisenhower's foreign policy has brought the world to the brink of another war. Press Secretary Clayton Fritcher outlined the request.
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Clayton Fritcher
John Foster
Dulles
Stevenson cancels schedule for NYC broadcast
Stevenson ends his day to fly back to New York City for a late broadcast. He was to speak in Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo, N Y. at a 10 000 person rally he accused the Eisenhower Dulles foreign policy of brinkmanship and missteps in the Middle East, pledging Democratic support to end the fighting while criticizing policy.
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Dallas Teens Arrested for Vandalism Spree
Fifty teens in Dallas were arrested after a Halloween vandalism spree from dusk to midnight. They burned one house, attempted arson at two more, and damaged windows, mailboxes, and other property. About 56 were taken into custody and released to parents.
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