Britain France Split with U S on Middle East Crisis
The United States, Britain, and France clash over the Israel Egypt fighting in a widening Middle East crisis. Washington urges diplomacy to avoid a broader war while London and Paris veto UN plans and move troops toward Suez. Russia aligns with the US on vetoes as Western unity frays.
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Suez Crisis War Updates Suppressions and Claims
British and French forces begin combined operations in the Suez Canal area. Egypt reports MIG action against Israel in the Sinai as fighting spreads. Israel claims capture of an Egyptian frigate and advances toward the canal while Egypt says it sank the vessel and asserts command of the field.
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Eisenhower to Air Crisis on Radio TV Tonight
President Eisenhower will address the Middle East crisis in a 15 minute non political report from the White House. The White House said the pledge to aid victims of aggression remains, though Britain questions it. Major networks will carry the remarks from 7 p.m. EST.
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West Virginia race roils as Gazette backs Underwood
Developments center on Rep. Robert H. Mollohan with the Charleston Gazette endorsing GOP hopeful Cecil H. Underwood for governor, while Senate President Ralph Bean endorses Mollohan and defends his record. Underwood campaigns by helicopter despite weather disruptions. Mollohan denies pay from a coal firm and defends his state service. Bean lauds Mollohan's program, while Mollohan calls GOP charges a smear and outlines fiscal policy ideas for the Legislature.
Mollohan Surprised by Gazette Endorsement in Governor Race
Rep. Robert H. Mollohan expressed faint surprise at the Charleston Gazette endorsement of his GOP opponent Cecil Underwood for governor. He said he had not read the editorial and suggested pressure from the state GOP chairman influenced the choice. The Gazette, an independent Democratic paper, said Mollohan failed to answer charges over alleged influence involving a state lands lease for a Grafton coal firm.
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Beckley Skies and Moonrise Times From The Sun
The bulletin lists daily sky events for Beckley including sunrise at 6 50 am and sunset at 5 27 pm on Thursday with the Moon rising at 5 49 am and 33). It notes prominent stars Capella and the Pleiades visible in the northeast and east respectively while planets Mars Venus and Jupiter are positioned as described with approximate times.
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Beckley Firm Wins Be ckl ey Project for Valley Drive Extension
Vecellio and Grogan Inc Beckley WV won the Valley Drive extension contract with 245878 relocation of 0.664 mile of WV Route 16 between Mabseolt and its intersection with Route 3. Oscar Vecellio Inc Beckley bid 304333 for widening relocation and bridge work on US 219 Princeton to turnpike. SRC recommended federal approval for six projects.
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Russians Retreat from Budapest Amid Street Battles
Soviet tanks withdrew under leaflets and air attacks as Hungarian forces ring the citadel with antitank guns. Rebels turned ire toward the AVH secret police with mass arrests and executions reported by unofficial sources as Imre Nagy’s government moved to dismantle one party rule and restore multiparty government.
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Miners Target Roof Falls in District 29 Control Plan
West Virginia miners and operators press a joint roof fall safety program in District 29. Officials, inspectors, and United Mine Workers teams coordinate company by company efforts to reduce deaths caused by inadequate roof support, aiming to expand across major coal counties later.
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Soviet Policy Shift Would Allow Satellites to Become Sovereign
Moscow signals a move to grant full sovereignty to Communist states and discusses troop dispositions in Hungary Romania and Poland. It promises to evacuate Budapest when Hungary’s government deems it necessary and notes that Warsaw Pact troops may face withdrawal only with all members’ agreement.
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Oak Hill Stables Damaged by Fire in City Park
Fire on Halloween Eve damaged Oak Hill Stables in City Park, destroying stalls and hay valued around 1,200 to 1,500 dollars, with 1,489 items burned. Oak Hill Fire Department crews prevented spread to the Scout Cabin, while officials investigate origin and note no insurance coverage for the stables.
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William J Bailey Dies at Surveyor Rites Incomplete
William Irvin Bailey 83 died at 9 20 am at his Raleigh County residence He was born August 15 1868 in Wyoming Corner son of the late Matt and Mrs Bailey a 37 year resident of Raleigh County member of Coal Marsh Baptist Church and retired from Kivler Lumber Co He survived by three sons Jokey Lee Woodrow Speed Bailey and eight daughters Gus Manning Glen Daniel Dorothy Tolliver Mount Hope others plus a brother three half brothers The body lies at Calfee Funeral Home awaiting arrangements
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Jail sentences handed to three in Raleigh County case
In Raleigh County Criminal Court Judge Harry L. McCreery sentenced Bert Gravely and Gene Leachman of Wickham to one year in the county jail after guilty pleas to petit larceny for stealing manhole covers. Fralin of Alpoca got eight months for attempted to commit a felony with probation denied. Howard Stevens of East Beckley received five years in the penitentiary with three years probation for unarmed robbery and was ordered to pay court costs.
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Transients Believed To Have Started Fire At Vacant House
Firefighters investigated a three story vacant frame house at 913 W Nevile St after a blaze began around 3 am. Fire Chief Bernard Martin said the fire started in a front room and burned the floor and ceiling but did not spread. Raleigh County Sheriff John C Ward reported the death of Lillian Snuffer Lester at 4 05 am at the State Hospital in Spencer and said arrangements are pending at Vandale Funeral Home Spencer.
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Eisenhower Plans Philadelphia Campaign Address Tomorrow Night
President Eisenhower decided to keep a major campaign address engagement in Philadelphia for tomorrow night. The decision preserves the speaking event as part of his campaign schedule.
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