Eisenhower defends Middle East policy on path of honor
President Eisenhower told a Philadelphia audience that the administration chose a path of honor in the Middle East crisis by refusing to condone armed aggression. He defended his approach against Stevenson’s charges and warned that ending hydrogen bomb testing or drafting soldiers would be disastrous. He challenged the notion of abandoning military strength as a path to peace.
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Preliminary Aerial Naval Attacks Over Paris Aimed at Suez
A French defense minister says aerial and naval preliminaries are complete and the stage is set for a British French invasion of the Suez Canal zone. No timing given. The bombardment aims to cripple air strength and clear sea avenues north and south of the canal. Adlai Stevenson warns the Western alliance fragility could invite Soviet Russian action in Hungary.
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Stevenson Demands U N Hearing on Hungary Crisis
In Cleveland, Senator Adlai Stevenson urged U S support for Hungarian Premier Nagy to bring the case before the United Nations General Assembly for an immediate full hearing. He attacked Admin foreign policy failures and warned that Soviet forces may be reasserting control in Hungary. He argued Western unity is fraying and questioned if Hungary can seek help from divided Western democracies.
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Riots Grow In Romania Expose Anti Soviet Uprising Feelings
Report from VIENNA by INS notes thousands of students in Romania protested against Soviet domination. Demonstrations in Bucharest drew arrests as Romanians blame a new government for ousting Soviet troops. The unrest echoes Hungary’s earlier rebellion.
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Israelis Take Gaza Control
London reports Israel has seized Gaza City and Rafah, ending major combat in the Gaza Strip as Egyptian forces face air strikes by British and French forces. British RAF bombers continue airbase raids while martial law spreads in Egypt amid claims of Sinai operations progressing.
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Andy Keller Forecast Promises Mild Weather and Cloudy Skies
The report notes Andy Keller as a friend of the Football Tans and forecasts mild weather with increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Rain is not expected until Sunday, with temperatures rising to about 72 tomorrow and a low near 33 tonight. Fog is likely tonight and cooler temperatures move in Sunday and Monday with light rain.
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Centennial birthday party for 105 year old Sian Rowe
In Culver City California a 105 year old woman named Sian Rowe celebrated her birthday yesterday but could not eat sausage or hot cakes due to her diet. The doctor advised restricting sausage and the celebrant insisted on eating other foods.
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114 Miners Trapped in Gas Ruled Worst Mine Disaster
SPRINGHILL New York. Faint hope remained for 114 miners trapped 3000 feet underground after a blast in a Cumberland Railway and Coal Co slope. Nine lives lost. six fatally injured. gas fumes hindered rescues and a rescue worker died. Governor and mine manager urged continued efforts as surface workings were leveled. Relatives gathered as page 28 continued coverage.
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Britain France Offer Russia Escape Amid Hungrian Tensions
The article reports Britain and France offering Russia leeway as Soviet tanks and heavy weapons move through Hungary. Analysts see the move as potentially inciting a broader upheaval in Europe, risking wider involvement by the United States and shifting Middle East focus. Concluded note indicates continuation on Page 87, Column 3.
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Soviet Troop Movements Spark Budapest Tension
Tension grips Budapest as fresh Soviet divisions move into Hungary amid Prime Minister Nagy’s bid for neutral freedom from the Warsaw Pact. A government spokesman said no new troops entered after two divisions crossed the border, while Nagy informs the U.N. and seeks a temporary inner cabinet. Soviet reps claim regrouping, not aggression, and Soviet families leave the capital as airfields are ringed for evacuations.
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East German Students Rally Against Russian Ed Policy
East Germany confronts student unrest as 500 East Berlin medical students meet in a stormy session criticizing compulsory Russian instruction. The regime authorizes partial concessions with changes to high school language focuses, while police and militia surround university sites to deter demonstrations.
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Today’s Chuckle on Language and Silence
A light joke notes that speaking many languages is valuable but keeping one’s mouth shut is priceless. The quip contrasts linguistic skill with restraint, playing on the word shut and a common proverb about discretion.
Extortion Case Tied to Bombing Probe Near Catra
A Cyprus businessman, aged 32, was found guilty by a general Sessions Court jury near Catra of extortion conspiracy and coercion in a case tied to radio Voice of Arabia. The trial followed a bombing incident with messages found on the blast site and threats to exhumed transmission. Sentencing set for December 32.
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Poland fears armed revolution amid Polish Stalinist rally
Poland’s Communist Central Committee warned of a possible Hungarian style armed revolt and urged calm and discipline. The manifesto, broadcast widely, opposed chaos and urged not to provoke Soviet troops’ withdrawal. It defended Russia ties and attacked Anglo French actions in Egypt while condemning reactionary forces. The statement, led by Wladyslaw Gormutka, warned demonstrations could threaten Poland’s links with Russia and called for vigilance against counterrevolution.
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UN appoints 4 man group to inspect Middle East cease fire
United Nations Secretary General Dug Hammarskjold appointed a four man committee to monitor compliance with the General Assembly cease fire in the Middle East and ordered its first report by noon today. The move followed a dramatic emergency meeting at which the Assembly backed the U.S. backed cease fire.
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Security assembly debates Israel Egypt action in 1956 style
United Nations delegates in an emergency session debated Dulles backed resolution urging Israel to withdraw forces from Egypt and demanding Britain and France not to advance their operations. Britain France Israel Australia and New Zealand voted against. South Africa abstained as parties disagreed on compliance and future stronger action.
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Eden to explain tomorrow on Middle East crisis
London reports that Prime Minister Eden will explain tomorrow in parliament the British position on the Egyptian crisis. Richard Butler announced a statement after overnight consultations with French and other allied leaders. Churchill discussed the matter with Eden at No 10 Downing Street as Labour pressed for a clear stance and no land forces before Eden speaks.
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White House Denies Dulles May Resign
Washington reports the White House denies Secretary of State John Foster Dulles may resign. James Hagerty says no knowledge of the claim and notes Eisenhower’s stance on peace efforts with the UN backing a cease fire. Hagerty calls the resignation rumor unfounded and says he would give the same answer after the election.
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Drunk Driver Put On Probation With AA Reporting
Earl A. Lybourt, 46, of 400 James St, must report to police and Alcoholics Anonymous for a year after pleading guilty to drunk driving Oct 4. He received a suspended 20 day sentence, a $100 fine, and license revocation. Judge Truman H. Preston ordered probation following defense pleas.
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Nasser resignation report discounted amid denials
A Middle East diplomatic source in Rome today said President Nasser resigned, but hours of checking found no support. Egypt’s censorship and the AP bureau in Cairo declined comment as the Egyptian embassy in London denied the rumor. British sources also discounted the report.
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