Four Cabinet Members and Five Aides Reported Leaving
Washington insiders report that Secretary of State John Foster Dulles Defense Secretary Frank Spares Ewi Postmaster General Arthur Ez. Sunnie and Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks will exit early in 1953. Treasury Secretary George Mumphrey may stay until next summer. Potential successors include Donald A. Quarter for Wilbon Henry Cabot Lodge III Thomas E. Dewey Louis S. Rothschild Leonard Hell. Presidential aides Christian Herter Bernard di Shuey Gabriel Hauge Kevin Conn and C.D. Jackson reportedly seek private posts. Archue F. Burns may leave for a private career. Hauge weighs multiple offers.
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Takeoff Delay for U.N. Police to Egypt Prolonged
U.N. police for Egypt postponed another 24 hours as disputes over mission scope and housing persist. New arrivals lift Browleg force to 200 plus, with a Swissair spokesman citing readiness for Cairo at 3 am tomorrow. Eviction of barriers and land issues delay continue as 12 Palestine truce observers move toward front lines near Port Said. Dag Hammarskjöld’s Rome stopover planned to brief troops before Palco meeting with Ne Fey Hians.
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Dag U Thant Urges Hungary Relief Mission Leader
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold seeks permission from Hungarian authorities to lead a U N relief mission into revolt torn Hungary. The Assembly debates the issue as U S Deputy Delegate J Wadsworth cites right and duty to act. Hungary agrees to relief supplies under U N supervision.
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Vast relief supplies going to Hungarians
A veteran welfare worker in London notes a mountain of relief supplies for Hungarian refugees, with Western Europe describing a flood of aid. The free world is donating millions in pledges, hundreds of thousands of tons of medical goods, food and clothing already sent to Budapest amid unrest.
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Red Dean Hat Raffle Sparks Hungary Row at Durham
The Very Rev Hewlett Johnson, Britain's leading Soviet apologist, spoke at Durham University as students raffled his hat in a cloakroom prank and interrupted his address with a Hungarian banner. He previously condemned both Soviet repression in Hungary and Britain's ant- in Hungary stance.
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Food Prices Rise After Brief Three-Week Dip
Wholesale food prices edged up this week after three weeks of declines. The index stood at about $601 for the period, reflecting cooler autumn weather and a slight year over year decrease. Stronger demand and regional factors influenced the uptick as markets respond to supply conditions.
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Form of Action We Would Take Left Up in Air
President Eisenhower said the United States would oppose any Soviet or Chinese volunteers in Egypt, likely through the United Nations. He would not specify the form of opposition, saying it depends on circumstances and would not rule out UN resolutions. A CBS Moscow report claimed Egypt asked for Russian volunteers, which the White House warned would violate the UN charter.
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Egypt Asks for Soviet Aid Volunteers to Egypt
Moscow reports Egyptian ambassador Mohammed El Kony asked for immediate dispatch of Soviet volunteers. The Egyptian government indicated 50,000 Soviet citizens have applied for permission to fight, with the Kremlin expected to clear departures if requested.
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Farmers rescue 500 rebels on Siberia-bound train near Budapest
Vienna reports Hungarian farmers freed more than 500 captured freedom fighters from a Siberia-bound train by destroying a bridge north east of Budapest. The raid occurred shortly before crossing into Russia Tuesday afternoon. Eyewitness rumors of mass deportations circulated in Budapest as notes dropped from trains were found along the line.
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Nixon Rests Up In Miami After Campaign Swing
Vice President Nixon rested in Miami today after a successful election campaign. He plans to remain there until November 23, with Mrs. Nixon and the two daughters expected to join him later.
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Benson in Rochester Denies Farm Revolt Claim
Benson, a controversial figure in the Eisenhower era, denies a farm revolt claim in Rochester. Secretary Taft was referenced in the report, noting no forced action or uprising occurred.
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Benson presses farm relief amid election eve worries
Noon press briefing before his first post election address sees Benson stress the cost price squeeze for farmers as wet weather and war concerns loom. He cites a need to eliminate uneconomic surplus stockpiles and extend markets while predicting showers and a warming trend ending Friday before a warm spell returns Sunday. The piece notes winds up to 30 mph and a dip in temperatures two degrees below normal in the coming days.
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Jammy's Clever Reply Amid Stormy Night Laughs
During a severe electrical storm parents check on 5 year old Jammy to see if he is awake. He wakes and mump hed asking what Daddy is doing with the television set now.
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Cannon Heist Drama Returns at Colgate Week
The Syracuse University fraternity allegedly bypassed Colgate security to steal the football cannon stored at Onehidies County Savings. After a prior return during Colgate week, a new plan involved hiding the cannon with cooperation from Dick Divesty, the banks public relations director. The fraternity reportedly broke an agreement by concealing the cannon after Holy Cross game.
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Greek Cypriots Reported Killed in Election Turmoil
A chaotic report from Nicosia notes two Greek Cypriots killed amid unrest and a suspected seizure, as regional violence shocks the island. In Washington Eisenhower hints at pushing his program, while Texas figures clash over Republican aims and upcoming Senate contests.
Engineer Denied Tipsy Driving Pleads Not Guilty in Court
A 23 year old engineer Ralph A. Austin was arraigned in Trash Court before Judge Truman EH Preston on charges including drunk driving and a flying while intoxicated count. Bail set at 2500 dollars. Police allege Austin, driving at high speed, struck a Department of Public Works truck driven by Joseph N. Lae Croix. The accident occurred at South and Bellevue Aves. Austin remained in jail as disposition of the case was considered.
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Aiken Doubts New Major Farm Bill
Washington senator Aiken voiced doubt about a new major farm bill saying existing laws already guarantee prosperous agriculture. He argued current frameworks address farm relief, price supports, and rural needs without new legislation.
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