Suez truce under strain as raids push front line
News from London reports Israel facing raiders from Jordan near Port Said while U N aims to stabilize the faltering cease fire in the Suez zone. The United States urges speedy UN police deployment as Canada’s Maj. Gen Burns arrives to help lead the force. Soviet moves and airfield repairs add to the tense outlook as Britain and France claim major blows to the Egyptian air force.
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Israel
Jordan
Evert
United Nations
Heypt
Port Saidin
Suez Canal Zone
United States
Canada
B. L. M. Burns
U.N
Palestine
Cairo
Hungary protests at UN debate over Soviet action
At the United Nations assembly a Hungarian delegation charged Budapest with domestic jurisdiction over its crackdown, while Cuba condemned the Soviet regime for brutal repression. Szabo claimed normalcy and school reopenings, omitting details of Soviet action, as Nunez-Portuondo called for free elections and accused the USSR of genocide and imperialism.
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INS
Uifled Nations Assembly
Hungary
Janos Seubo
Sax
Budapest
Thesembly Hall
Szabo
Imre Nagy
Szoko
Tsd
Emilio Nunez- Portuondo
A. A. Sobolev
Britta and
Branco
Soviet Union
John Foster Dulles in History as Secretary of State Analysis
Editorial page preview notes David Lawrence’s views on John Foster Dulles ranking among U S secretaries of state. Mentions TALKING IT OVER on page 17 and other features across today’s sections including Amusements, Classified, CityLife, Forum, Letters, Women's pages, Sports, and Today’s Pictures on specified pages.
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David Lawrence
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Rebel Radios Silent as Hungary Faces Famine Threat
Vienna dispatch reports famine looms in Hungary and potential revolt against the Soviet puppet government. Rebel radios halted after six broadcasts, with reports of continued fighting near Budapest in a persistent, violent clash. The Red Cross urged Soviet authorities to negotiate a truce to allow evacuation of wounded.
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Budapest
Hungary
Norreal
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International Red Cross Committee
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Balloonists Set Record Fall Survived by Navy Crew
Two Navy balloonists survived a fall from near the stratosphere and were rescued by a Navy helicopter after landing near Kennedy Nebraska. The ascent reached about 76 000 feet as they carried a cargo balloon with emergency parachute lines. Soviet tanks and siege-like lines loomed over Budapest as reports detailed street fighting and food staff urged to return to work. The incident followed by hours earlier, with curfew in effect and the crew facing bailout decisions as the balloon’s gas diminished.
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Neb
Medica
Radio Buduapest
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Rapid City
S.D
South Dakota
Sovei
Chile
Baghdad Nations Condemn Israel Crisis Shrugs Toward Withdrawal
The Baghdad Pact nations including Turkey Pakistan and Britain call for an end to hostilities in the Middle East and urge immediate withdrawal of forces from Egyptian soil as tension rises amid unclear events. Egypt and Iran condemn Israeli aggression while others urge restraint and calm amid the emergency.
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Turkey
Pakistan
Traq
Iran
Britain
Cmacs
Malcolm D. Ross
France
Morton L. Lewis
Allong
Egypt
World anti Soviet protests erupt across capitals
Anti-Soviet demonstrations and boycotts flare in at least 16 capitals as officials mark the Bolshevik anniversary. In Paris thousands storm Communist HQ as police clash with crowds. 65 injured. New York and Geneva saw tense scenes with police intervention. The Hague event is canceled after the hotel owner withdraws the venue.
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Commuunist Party
Hungary
New York
United Nations
Park Ave
Stiss
Geneva
Copen
Hagen
Russia Ohio votes for Eisenhower in 1952 election
In Russia Ohio Shelby County the town delivered 246 votes for President Dwight D. Eisenhower and 156 for Adlai E. Stevenson. The town, typically Democratic, supported the Republican ticket in that Tuesday election.
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Russia
Ohio
Shelby County
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Indian-born Dalip Saund elected to U S House in California
Riverside and Imperial Valley election results show Dalip Singh Saund defeating Jacquelin Cochran Odium for the 29th district seat. Saund, a California municipal judge, plans to return to India to share the American democratic story with his native people, aided by the State Department.
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Amenean
House of Representatives
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California
Imperial Vale Ley
Jacquelin Cochran
Odium
Imperial
Sand
India
State Department
Sound
United States
Winter Weather Arrives With 45 Degree High
The Werther Bureau says a cold air mass will reach the area tonight and bring a high of 45 degrees tomorrow. Northwesterly winds will intensify the chill, with a low around 35 degrees overnight. The temperature drop is about 15 degrees from recent readings in Central New York.
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Syracus
New York
Burmese Students Hurl Stones at British Embassy in Rangoon
Thousands of Burmese students staged a protest in Rangoon targeting the British Embassy. The demonstration grew tense as demonstrators clashed with security forces, with reports of stone-throwing and confrontations amid anti colonial tensions.
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Rangoon
Burma
INS
New 85th Congress Faces Long-Standing Issues
Report notes expected Republican cooperation as the 85th Congress convenes January 2. Key topics include federal aid for school construction, civil rights, farm and labor questions, and statehood for Hawaii and Alaska. Reference to leadership contests and ongoing international concerns. Page 1 continuation.
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United Nations pushes ahead with Middle East police force plan
The United Nations won General Assembly approval for an emergency force to supervise Egypt ceasefire and withdrawal of foreign troops. General Burns would head the UN command to organize the force, while Britain France and Israel were urged to withdraw from Egyptian territory and Sinai. Israel declined to cooperate with the foreign troops. Hammarskjold announced the assembly action to Parliament in Jerusalem.
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Middle East
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Zong
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Enate
General Assembly
Ilag Mammarskjold
Egypt
B. L. M. Burns
Britain
France
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Ogypt
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza
Strip
Jerusalem
Sremive
David Ben-Gurion
Hend
Florea
Rer
Hammarskjold
Eisenhower seeks united effort for peace in Middle East and Europe
President Eisenhower, riding a landslide election mandate, calls the National Security Council into session to review the international crisis and repairs alliances at home and abroad. He invites Democratic and Republican leaders to a White House conference on the foreign situation to project bipartisan unity and pursue common policy. He urged Ben Gurion to withdraw Israeli forces from Egypt under UN resolution and warned that UN deployment delays could invite Russian intervention.
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Middle East
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Egypt
United Nations
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Sinai Peninsula
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Russia
Three Drivers Plead Guilty In Syracuse Traffic Court
In Syracuse Traffic Court Judge Truman Preston arraigned three drivers on intoxication charges. Jack Gibson, Edwin Dare, and Robert Buehner had bail set at 1800 each. Licenses and registrations were suspended pending disposition. Gibson had been arrested after a collision injuring Mary A Richer and a passenger, near South and Clover streets.
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Preston
Jack Gibsin
Nedrow R. D
Edwin O. Dare
Ling
Syracuse R. D
Robert Buehner
Factory Ave. Matlydale
Gibson
Mary A Richer
Clover St
South Ave
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Yugoslavia
Richer
Budapest
Halley A. Hill
Chin
Sh. Joseph
Milovanov
Ashe Lanky
Richard
Inbassy
Lary
Today’s Chuckle Perfume Sales Gaffe
A perfume salesgirl to a customer jokes that the newest brand is unsportsmanlike, likening it to dynamuting fish in a humorous aside. The line showcases playful wordplay and a quirky misphrasing in a lighthearted moment.
Senate control hinges on Ohio and Texas shifts in party lines
Late election returns show Republicans holding 47 to Democrats 49 in Kentucky, with potential Senate changes still possible. Ohio Governor Lausche’s stance could tilt the chamber, as Texas and New York dynamics add uncertainty. A Democratic House strengthens the gap, complicating GOP moves. Evolving regional loyalties and individual votes remain pivotal.
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Kentucky
Democ & Emis
George H. Bender
G.O.P
Lausche
GOP
Eisazhower
Plane Hits Apartments in North Bergen NJ
An airplane crashed into a 2000 foot television tower in North Bergen this afternoon and set a nearby apartment house on fire. The North Bergen Fire Department reported the building was burning with no immediate word on injuries or fatalities, though unconfirmed reports mentioned possible deaths.
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