U N Orders International Police Force for Egypt Cease Fire
The General Assembly voted to establish an international police force to secure a cease fire in Egypt. Britain and France pledged to halt military action once Egypt and Israel agree to the force and Suez Canal restoration. Israel demanded clarification from the U N and warned that stationing troops on Israeli territory requires its consent. Cairo offered no immediate reply. The vote passed 57 to 0 with 19 abstentions.
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France
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Israel
Suez Canal
Abba Eban
Cairo
Canada
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Hungary
Middle East
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Suez
Cyprus
Pessimism Over Hungary Revolt Rocks U.N. Assembly
The United Nations shows deep pessimism over enforcing a Hungarian withdrawal resolution after a Soviet backed crackdown. The U.S. resolution demanded end to armed attacks, withdrawal of forces, and U.N. observers entry. The vote passed 50 to 8 with 15 abstentions, mostly Soviet bloc and several Arab or Asian states.
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N. Y
General Assembly
Hungary
Kremlin
Budapest
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.N
United States
U. N
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Iraq
Egypt
Jordan
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Yemen
Lebanon
Afghanistan
Burma
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Finland
India
Indonesia
Nepal
Yugo- Slavia
Korea
Palestine
Massive Soviet Assault Crushes Hungarian Revolt
Vienna radio reports demand for arms surrender by 6 p.m. EST as Russian tanks, planes, and troops press a massive assault on Hungary. Budapest remains under Soviet control while the new regime promises reforms to restore order before withdrawal negotiations begin. Rebels, many soldiers defecting, fight with improvised weapons as Russian commander appeals to Hungarian troops to join in crushing the uprising.
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Vienna
Buslanest
Budapest
Jury Selection Begins in Weil Armed Robbery Trial
Jury selection started this morning in the fourth district court for Sigmund Weil 48-year-old escapee charged with two counts of armed robbery for the August 10 Western Bank of West Monroe holdup The jury pool is drawn from 30 candidates and selection was expected to finish by noon Weil allegedly held a gun on tellers Leon Massey and Sam Yeager and fled with 9518 The Ouachita parish grand jury indicted him in October and he remains in parish jail since his August 10 arrest
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First National Bank of
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Fourth District
Jesse Heard
Weil
Leon Massey
Sam Yeager
Ouachita Parish
Weiss
Parish
Where To Find It Amusements and Radio TV Listing
Amusements section lists items for May 15 16 17 including entries for Mariees teas and Radio TV guides. The sparse OCR shows scattered titles and references to society and sports coverage.
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Slarsiog
Deap
Mariees Teas Bwceae
Sociqty
Ccccs Sports
63 Year Old Man Confesses to Triple Slaying in Crossett
Crossett Arkansas police report a 63 year old Negro man Frank Simmons confessed to shooting and killing George Wells 32 of Drew County Fred Watkins 47 of Hamburg and Hattie Mae Williams 35 a Negro waitress with a 11 gauge shotgun on October 20 near Crossett. The sheriff says motive was not love and no further confession details were released. Continued on Fifteenth Page.
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Sherriff B. A. Courson Jr
Frank Simmons
Route One
Simmons
George Wells
Drew County
Fred Watkins
Hamburg, Ark
Hattie Mae Williams
Farm Barn Fire Ignores Insurance Loss Rated at Five to Six Thousand
Fire destroyed insured and uninsured farm equipment including a truck on W A Brandt’s Bosco farm early Sunday. Brandt estimated total loss between five and six thousand dollars, excluding a metal barn building.
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W. A. Brandt
Bosco
Brandt
Nation eyes two conflicts as voters choose 1952 president
Election eve highlights two main contests as Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai E. Stevenson battle for the White House with broad focus also on controlling Congress. Analysts predict Eisenhower likely wins a large Electoral College margin, while House and Senate outcomes remain competitive.
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Donald Sanders
Associated Press
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Hungary
Middle East
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Adlai E. Stevenson
Thanksgiving Set By Governor For November 22
Governor Earl K. Long宣布州政府将在11月22日周四庆祝感恩节。此日期与全国传统第四个周四一致，州雇员将于1956年11月22日放假。 Texas则报道该州将观十一月二十九日的第四个周四作为感恩节。
Louisiana Voters Face Complex Ballot For Electors
Nearly 550000 to 650000 of Louisiana 1056000 registered voters expected to vote for president and 48 constitutional amendments. Supporters for Eisenhower Stevenson and Andrews claim wins. voters also decide on a constitutional convention congressmen delegates and minor officers. Ballot complexity may exceed three minute limit.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
F Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
T. Coleman Andrews
States Rights Party
Stevenson
Girl’s run to see Elvis ends in failure
A 15 year old Newburg girl ran away to Memphis to meet Elvis Presley. Police found her sleeping at a bus station, hungry and destitute, andturned her over to juvenile authorities for return home. She did not meet Presley.
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Tenn
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Elvis Presley
Presley
British Cease Fire Declared After Suez Paratroop Blitz
British and French paratroops landed in the Port Said area as Egypt and the invaders opened talks on surrender terms. A cease fire was proclaimed in Parliament by Prime Minister Eden. The move follows Israel's advances and Nas ser’s precarious position as Sinai remains under pressure.
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Port Said
Suez Canal
House of Commons
Eden
Nasser
Sinai Peninsula
U.N
Canal Zone
Egypt
Eisenhower Leads Stevenson In Electoral Vote Outlook
Political observers in 48 states project Eisenhower ahead in 32 states worth 322 electoral votes, Stevenson in 8 states with 82 votes, and 8 states as doubtful totaling 127 votes. The tally suggests Eisenhower about 420 to 95 with 16 undecided, while Congress could swing to either party. Democrats hold 49-47 in Senate and 230-201 in the House with four vacancies.
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Washington
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Associated Press
Charges Filed Against Rioters Outside Eden Residence
London police charged rioters who attacked officers outside Prime Minister Anthony Eden's official residence after a Sunday protest over Britain's Egypt policy. Police on horse and foot swung clubs to scatter thousands, with at least 20 arrests reported.
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London
Anthony Eden
Eden
Britain
Egypt
Stevenson Ends Boston Campaign Visit Tonight
Adlai E. Stevenson closes his second presidential bid with a Boston stop as his campaign winds down. The Illinois Democrat targets Eisenhower era foreign policy in his final address amid family news of a newborn grandson.
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Stevenson
Boston
Polls Open Early for Six Section Ballot on Tuesday
Polls open at 6 a m Tuesday and close at 8 p m with a six section ballot. Voters decide on a constitutional convention, delegates, 48 amendments, electors for president and vice president, a United States senator, a congressman, and school board races. Unopposed board nominees are Dr B E Spencer Warren E Palmer and C G Wall Jr Ward positions. Democratic, Republican and States Rights electors are listed with regional at large and district choices and 1948 ticket selections for president and vice president.
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United States
B. E. Spencer
Warren E. Palmer
C. G. Wall, Jr
Everett Zeagler
Fred S. McVay
Elmer Slagle
Louisiana
Harry V. Booth
Caddo
Rufus D. Hayes
East Baton Rouge
Ltellyn J. Scanlon
Orleans
John Casteine Sr
Harvey Peltier
Lafourche
A. C. Montgomery
Bossier
A. K. Kilpatrick
Quachita
Charles Anzalone
Rapides
Robert G. Chandler
Edward Dubuisson
St. Landry
Louis P. Davis, Jr
Edward 0. Olsen, Jr
Dave J. Robichaux
J. Stewart Slack
Walter M. Scott, Jr
Madison
L. Chaney Calmes
Aaron B. Cavanaugh
Calcasieu
Lawrence M. Coco
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York
Richard M. Nixon
California
T. Coleman Andrews
Virginia
Downtown Monroe stores to close late on Wednesdays
Monroe merchants will stay open late each Wednesday through December 12 to ease pre holiday shopping. David Silverstein of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce notes the six Wednesdays offer convenience amid many requests. Late hours across December 15 to 22 will be announced later.
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Monroe
David Silverstein
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Silverstein
Man Held In Shotgun Slaying Of Young Son
New Orleans police say Floyd Picou a 30 year old truck driver was arrested for shooting his 10 year old stepson Warren Hendry The gun was held to the boy’s cheek and the trigger pulled mangling his face Picou reportedly attempted suicide but survived He was distressed over his separation from the boy’s mother.
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New Orleans
Floyd Picou
Warren Hendry
Picou
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