Hungary Warleaflets Warn Soviet Armor From Budapest
Planes of the Hungarian Air Force dropped leaflets over Budapest urging Soviets to withdraw immediately, threatening to bomb tanks. Mindszenty returned to the city amid reports of a non Communist government possible. rebels gained influence as top party leaders fled to Russia. Soviet troops remained in parts of Budapest as partisans hunted AVH police.
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Warsaw
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Soviet Union Signals Move Toward Satellite Independence
An unusual Soviet declaration proposes gradual sovereignty for Warsaw Pact members and discusses the disposition of Soviet troops in Hungary Poland Romania, aiming for a peaceful path out of the bloc while affirming mutual security and territorial integrity. The statement, read to diplomats, notes troops remain in three states and suggests talks on troop withdrawal and alliance rebalancing.
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Adlai Lashes GOP Policy in Mideast
Philadelphia dispatch reports Adlai E. Stevenson attacking the Republican stance on the Middle East during a campaign swing. He cites a dismissed proposal to curb Arab-Israeli tensions and praises a UN backed patrol idea to separate fighting groups, urging action before a broader crisis. He heads to New York and Pittsburgh for speeches as part of his Pennsylvania bid.
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Eden Tells Commons Britain to Seize Suez Over U S
Prime Minister Eden declared in the House of Commons that Britain and France would move into the Suez Canal Zone with or without U.S. approval, asserting vital interests justify action. Labor and opposition leaders condemned the policy and a censure motion was introduced to be debated tomorrow.
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Labor
Gaitskell
Pope Pius XI Celebrates Mindszenty Release
Vatican sources report Pope Pius XI joyful over Josef Cardinal Mindszenty's release in Hungary. The pope, who named Mindszenty a prince of the church in 1946, plans to write a personal congratulatory note.
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Bombing Escalates as Ultimatum Rejected in Middle East
Britain and France announce aerial and naval bombardments of Egypt after Egypt rejects a ceasefire plan. U S President Eisenhower to address the nation on the Middle East situation amid calls for restraint and warnings against further force.
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Anthony Eden
Middle East
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Eden
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Jobless at 3 Year Low in October
Washington reports unemployment fell in October to 1,909,000 the smallest total in nearly three years. The Commerce Department notes 66,174,000 people were employed, up 103,000 from September and a record for October though 578,000 below last August's peak. the jobless total dropped 83,000 from September, marking the smallest figure since November 1953.
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Hungary Sends Olympic Team by Bus to Prague en route to Melbourne
The Hungary Olympic sports squad travels by bus from Budapest to Prague on the way to Melbourne Australia. The contingent advances through Czechoslovakia en route to the Games, with officials coordinating the journey.
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Poland to Restore Property to Church
Warsaw reports Poland's independent regime plans purges of high ranking Soviet officers and the restoration to the Catholic Church of property seized by the former Red government. Gomulka said the aims include a complete agreement with youth, church, and education groups amid looming military reshuffles. The piece notes Rokossovsky’s ministry may be sidelined and warns that church restoration could provoke civil conflict amid a rain-wet, tense political climate.
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Entorin
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Konstantin Rokossavsiy
Montgomery
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Cy Lite
Yosef Stalin
Flossy
Rokossovsky
Gomulkaj
Communist Party
Rain Forecast Promises Wet November Start
Forecasts predict a wet start to November with increasing clouds and cooler temperatures. A high near 65 is expected tomorrow, with 72 today and 55 tonight, and showers likely Sunday and Monday over the next five days.
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Today’s Chuckle: swap kids to raise perfect families
A light joke suggests families would raise perfect children if they could swap kids with neighbors, playing on the idea that others’ youngsters would improve one’s own household. The quip leans on social satire and familiar neighborly frustration.
Egyptians Told To Clear Fields From Airbases
Egyptians warned to clear out from all airfields as French British airborne force prep for Suez Canal seizure. Egypt announced it had put Russian MIGs into operation against Israeli forces in the Sinai Peninsula.
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Britain France and Israel Plan I Questioned
An analysis traces U.S. and allied actions during the Suez crisis, detailing Britain and France edges to act with Israel, the UN Security Council role, and U.S. justification to intervene or constrain moves. It notes Egypt’s Nasser as Arab rallying point and British French aims to limit Nasser’s influence and regain canal control.
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Israel
Israelis Split on Waging All-Out War With Arabs
A Washington report finds few Israelis favor a full scale war with the Arabs though debate continues over Israel’s next move in the Suez area. International leaders react as tensions rise, with US policy and regional alliances under scrutiny amid calls for action or restraint.
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