Rebels Fight On Against Soviet Tide in Hungary
Rebel remnants clash with Soviet troops across Hungary after Nagy’s coalition government fell. Radio Budapest repeating an ultimatum to lay down arms by 6 p.m. 22 noon EST, while street fighting continues in Budapest and towns like Kiskunhalas and Csepel. Rebels allegedly hold uranium sites near the Yugoslav border amid siege, with Russian-force pressure rising.
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Hungary U N Slams Russia But Hands Tied
Deep pessimism filled the United Nations as delegates cited the inability to enforce a General Assembly resolution demanding Russia withdraw its troops from Hungary. The anti-Communist rebellion, after a brief victory, was crushed by Russian force, leaving Budapest loyalists and a Kremlin-backed clique in control.
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Vatican Urges UN Action as Hungary Crisis Dominates
United Nations urged by Vatican radio to fulfill duties as 61 million Americans prepare to vote tomorrow. The report discusses Eisenhower's bid for reelection, potential Congress control, and the Hungary situation with Pope Pius XI cited. It notes polls predicting a close race and the call for decisive action against bloodshed.
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Dulles Undergoes Successful Intestinal Cancer Operation
Secretary of State Dulles underwent an emergency operation at Walter Reed Hospital to remove a cancerous section of intestine. Doctors reported the cancer had not spread beyond the diseased portion and described his condition as good. He is expected to require about six weeks for recuperation, including three weeks in the hospital. In his absence, Undersecretary Herbert Hoover Jr. heads the State Department.
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Bulganin Urges U S Russia Help Egypt
In a London broadcast Bulganin urged the United States and Russia to help Egypt, appealing to President Eisenhower after a letter from the Soviet premier discussed Hungary withdrawals. He framed UN principles as tests of moral purpose and called for intervention in cooperation with Britain and France to halt aggression and stop further bloodshed.
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Oil Line Open Report Sparks UN Protests
An Egyptian situation and Saudi Arabic involvement report a major oil line issue in the Middle East. A spokesman claims the line status is open without reason, prompting immediate UN consideration and potential action.
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Krajewski Urges Eisenhower Vote Amid World Crisis
SECAUCUS N J Henry Krajewski third party presidential candidate urges followers to back Eisenhower reelection due to crisis in Hungary and the Middle East. He says the nation must elect a man who is “best in its critical situation” as flights and rail service suffer delays and disruption.
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West Berlin students cry anti Russian protest at war memorial
Hundreds of West Berlin students surged through police lines shouting Down with the Russian murderers and Free dom for Hungary as they staged protests near the Soviet war memorial beside the Brandenburg Gate. Police doubled border guards and searched cars from Allied West Berlin as authorities described a tense, charged atmosphere around government buildings and rail hubs. The demonstration followed assertions by party leaders that West Berlin students were influencing East Berlin youth toward Communist lessons.
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Nehru denounces freedom blows at UN conference
New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru condemned use of superior might to crush freedom movements in Hungary and said human dignity is being outraged by events there. He spoke at the opening of UNESCO's General Conference, marking his first public criticism of Soviet actions in Hungary and continuing his sharp stance on Britain and France over Egypt.
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Britain and France back UN police plan for Middle East
UNITED NATIONS Britain and France conditionally approved the UN plan to deploy an international police force in the Middle East to maintain peace. Egypt and Israel would halt fighting once the force is endorsed by the Security Council and the two governments accept it. The force could draw units from Colombia New Zealand Norway Canada and possibly India. British French reservations remain on leadership and composition.
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Wide Area Fog Delays Air Rail Traffic Across Northeast
Thick fog shrouded the north east early today delaying airlines and freight trains. Dale Collins at Hancock Field reported fog extending from west of Detroit to eastern Pennsylvania and Massena to central Pennsylvania, causing cancellations in Detroit Buffalo Cleveland Chicago and St Louis corridors. Local flights were delayed over ninety minutes.
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Today’s Chuckle at the Doctor Visit
A doctor asks a woman her age and she replies she never tells it, joking she just reached 23. The doctor presses for the truth and she hints at a hidden number with playful wordplay.
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Nasser Situation Becomes Perilous
British and French paratroopers landed around Port Said at the north end of the Suez Canal. Egyptian commander began discussing surrender terms as a cease fire was declared amid House of Commons cheers. Two thousand paratroopers were reportedly annihilated as a second wave neared the canal. Egypt announced it was destroying invading forces in Sinai. Eden signaled possible UN policing and handover of canal area if stability returns. The invasion followed Nasser’s 1956 nationalization of the canal and UN peace efforts.
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London protesters demand Eden resignation in Trafalgar Square
Clamoring crowds in Trafalgar Square held the wildest London demonstration in a decade. About 35 arrests followed anti Eden chants as Labor speakers urged resignation while Eden and his Cabinet met at Downing Street to discuss the Middle East and Hungarian crises. Bevan roused the crowd with a bold warning about responding to bomb threats.
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We Believed in Freedom Where Is NATO Cry Refugees
Refugees in Austria cry for NATO support amid Soviet pressure on the border with Hungary. Families are torn apart as Red Army actions and border clashes intensify. Police and frontier guards struggle to manage a flood of displaced people moving toward waiting buses and sanctuary in Austria.
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