UN appoints Burns to head Middle East police force
Maj. Gen. EL La M. Burns was chosen by the United Nations to lead its Middle East police unit and flew to Cairo to prepare for operation. Egypt rejected the move unless Britain France and Israel withdraw troops, and none of the three showed willingness to pull out. Israel began fortifying east of the Suez with Britain and France likely to ignore UN demand as fighting continued near Port Said.
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Sinai Desert Peninsula
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France
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Eisenhower
Suez Canal
Great Britain
Port Said
Permanent Bus Permit Favored for Elyma Service
Lorain City Lines wins tentative backing from Lorain utilities panel for a permanent Lorain to Elyma bus franchise. If approved November 19, fares stay 10 cents for school rides, 90 cent for five tokens, while adult fare rises to 20 cents. Existing six-line service continues with phase two pending. The OPUC granted permanent authority to operate Amherst-Lorain buses.
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Hungarian Patriots Open Third Front Against Soviets
United Nations debate opens on sending a UN mission to Hungary as 23 nations speak in the emergency General Assembly session. The Soviet Union and its puppet regime in Hungary demand the UN stay out of the revolt torn satellite.
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Soviet Union
Hungary
General Assembly
Four Arab Premiers Call Troop Withdrawal From Egypt
The Baghdad Pact members Turkey Pakistan Iraq and Iran urge Britain and France to halt hostilities in Egypt and respect Egypt sovereignty. They demand Israeli troops withdraw from Egyptian soil and Egypt’s release from occupation. The meeting in Tehran reflects differing views on Anglo French action.
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France
Egypt
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Iraq
Iran
Jeran
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Lake Erie
Workers vote unanimously to protest national tube plan
Unspecified workers unite to protest a national tube project with a unanimous vote at a union meeting. Large turnout observed as community members attend the session amid local budget and levy notes.
Hungarian Premier Risking Soviet Backlash Amid Crisis
The article notes Premier Janos Kadar facing eroding support from Hungarians as Soviet broadcasts drop his name. Refugees flee across the border into Yugoslavia while freedom fighters retreat into swampy terrain along the front. Fighting intensifies in Budapest districts including Pest, Koebany, Ujpest and Kobanya.
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Yugoslavia
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Koebanya
Ujpest
Hungarian patriots renew fight near Budapest and Yugosia border
A Budapest radio broadcast from Hungarian rebels reports a third front near the Yugosia border and says fighters remain undaunted by Soviet firepower. The message pleas for help as food runs low, claiming rising enthusiasm despite Soviet purges of a new puppet regime.
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Hungary
Democrats Assured Of Both Houses Now
Democrats secured control of both chambers of the 85th Congress after a late Kentucky Senate result widened their edge. Thruston B. Morton defeated incumbent Sen. Earl C. Clements, giving the Senate 49 Democrats to 47 Republicans and ending questions of jeopardy.
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Earl C. Clements
Kentucky
Eisenhower Pursues Unity as Peace Efforts Backed
President Eisenhower, bolstered by a landslide victory, seeks national unity for peace in the Middle East and Eastern Europe. He convenes the National Security Council to review crises, invites congressional leaders to a White House session, and urges Ben Gurion to withdraw Israeli forces from Egypt.
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James C. Wagerty
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Lausche Will Finish Term Not Vote On Senate Organizing
Ohio Governor Lausche announced he will serve out his fifth term until January 14 and will not vote on the U.S. Senate organizing on January 3. He noted he may align with GOP in organizing if needed and plans to take executive secretary Ray M. White to Washington in some capacity.
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Ohio
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Mullersburg
George H. Bender
Eisenhower
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C Wiliam O'Neill
Republican Morton widens lead in Kentucky Senate race
In Louisville INS reports Republican challenger Triuston B Morton widened his Senate lead over Democratic incumbent Len Earle Clements to about 4317 votes as 230 precincts remain to count. Early results showed Morton 479 215 to Clements 474 98 with further tallies expected after resumed counting. In the other Kentucky Senate race former ambassador John Sherman Cooper defeated Democratic incumbent Lawrence Wetherby.
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Morton
Ins
Len Earle Clements
Kentucky
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Orten
Fisherman recounts 12 days adrift after boat rescue
Douglas Wilson Sessoms of Laurinburg tells how he and Eddie Boone survived twelve days at sea off Southport North Carolina with no water and little food. He describes the moment he laid his dying companion in the sea to escape shark danger as Coast Guard cutters picked them up 130 miles off the coast.
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Laurinburg NC
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Laurin
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Horzon
Lttle Craft
Eddie
Sessoms
Boone
Brazil to Send 500 Troops to Egypt Under UN Police
Brazil plans to contribute 500 troops to Egypt as part of a United Nations police effort, with the Braman Congress expected to authorize the move. The decision signals enhanced Brazilian support for UN peacekeeping and regional diplomacy.
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Egypt
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