Hungary Rebels Appeal To Eisenhower For Aid
The embattled Hungarian rebels appealed directly to President Eisenhower for aid as Soviet tanks and artillery attacked their Dunapen tele stronghold. The rebel radio broadcast urged the free world to send arms, food and medical supplies, noting wounded and exhausted fighters and asking what they should give their children without supplies.
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Eisenhower
Rakeczy Radio
Dunapentele
Budapest
Iti
Byjall Freedom Station
Ilent
Ohio's State Contests Vote Returns Reported
Returns from 10 037 of 12 097 polling places in Ohio state wide races show early totals.
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Ohio
Columbus
Truce Halts Suez War amid looming new fighting
The text describes a ceasefire pause in the Suez conflict as Britain and France signal intent to stay in Egypt until a UN police force is deployed. Allied advances reach Ismailia after Port Fuad and Port Said fall, with continuing international pressure and shifting postures.
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Suez
Posiuon Iam
Port Fuad
Port Said
Ismailia
Snakes Startle Boy At Oklahoma School
In Ardmore Oklahoma first grader Jonathan Cohen astonished a class when he brought 459.07482 inches of snakes to show his peers. Teacher Miss Nancy Frye recalled he allowed the reptiles to coil around his neck and arms showing snakes are not as feared as tales suggest. Jonathan is the son of Dr. Elias Cohen a Noble Foundation scientist who has long studied reptiles.
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Ardmore
Okla
Jonathan Cohen
Senate
Nis
Ves - Lalanagg
Nancy Frye
Jonathan
Ans
Noble Foundation
Elias Cohen
State Tax Law Improvements Are Considered
Legislative commissions in Chicago are studying 40 subjects to improve state tax laws. The Commerce Clearing House reports revisions to tax structures and the relationship of federal, state and local taxes.
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Chicago
Commerce Clearing House
Aircraft Vapor Trail Problem Studied at Corneil Laboratory
A study at the Aeronautical Laboratory examines aircraft vapor trails and their formation. Researchers analyze conditions affecting contrail visibility and potential environmental implications.
County Voting Surges Sets Record in 1952 Absentee Ballots
Absentee ballot totals rose to a shade over 1718 applications by Nov 3 with some military requests still arriving. County offices report record voting machines in 175 districts with 393 in use, many districts fielding three or four machines. Brighton Township led turnout with 201 of 202 registered voters casting ballots.
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Absentee Election Board
Ruth Fox
Brighton Township
Trapped Mail and Door Lock Halt Lewas Taylor
In Salt Lake City a locked door trapped George Tay for two hours while he attempted an appointed round. In Jackson a woman freed Junior Chamber of Commerce members by dialing police after a failed vote attempt. A roll of dishonor will list those who did not vote on November 6.
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Salt Lake City
George Tay
Taylor
Pass Jackson
Mich
Mem
Jeartier
Louisiana May Join 1952 List
United Press staff reports discusses Louisiana potentially added to a 1952 list as Republican candidates gain ground in the South. The article notes GOP incumbents sweeping several Southern states including Virginia and South Carolina, with mentions of key figures and districts.
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Poit
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Texas
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Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
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O Neill outlines dynamic Ohio administration after win
Ohio Governor elect C William ONeill vows a dynamic positive administration for nine million residents. The Marietta native defeats Michael DiSalle to become Ohio's first Republican governor in eight years promising focus on mental health highways and education and a crackdown on pollution and sex offenders. He pledges a clean government free from corruption and outside influence.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. William O'Neill
DiSalle
Retite
O'Neill
Upper
Artington Y
Betty
Alt
Marietta
Lausche
Tran
Sssful
U.S. Senate
France
Germany
Belgium
Army ‘Corps of Engineers
O'Neil
Lake Erie
Helalso
Expert predicts speedier planes for long trips
An aviation expert from Buffalo forecasts faster transcontinental flights using advanced aircraft. He expects New York to San Francisco runs in hours and routes to Hawaiʻi and Australia in slightly more than that. He argues machines will supplement human pilots but cannot replace reasoning in flight control.
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Buefalo
N.Y
New York
San Francisco
Bell
Hoy Caydata
Darnhere
Hawai Tn
Wey
Australia
Democrats To Control House Maybe Senate
In early returns Democrats appear to hold the House with several Senate contests undecided. Names mentioned include Lister Hill Fulbright Smathers Russell Hen, Thomas ONeill, Mike Monroney, Strom Thurmond, Olin Johnston, Warren Magnuson and others amid a tense political climate in states from Georgia to West Virginia.
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Duff
Mer
Chapman Revercomb
Eisenhienter
West Virginia
Javits
New York City
Eisenhower
Nix
Robert F. Wagner
Lehman
Lister Hill
Senate
William Fulbright
Ark
George Smathers
South Carolina
Ness
Warren Magnuson
Washington
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