Russian Demands For Egypt Toughen Peace Keeping Job
The United Nations General Assembly shelved the Red China seating issue for a year after a heated exchange between Sen. Knowland and India's V K Krishna Menon. The body rejected an Indian bid to debate now and approved postponing all discussion of seating Red China for at least one year by a 47 to 24 vote with several nations abstaining. Menon condemned Knowland's press statement, while Knowland said it reflected U S policy and accused Menon of leading the Communist campaign.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
N. Y
U.N. General Assembly
China
Sen. Knowland
R-Calif
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Knowland
U. S
Menon
World Organization
Afghanistan
Burma
Ceylon
Denmark
Egypt
Finland
Indonesia
Nepal
Norway
Sudan
Sweden
Syria
Yemen
Yugoslavia
Cambodia
Israel
Jordan
Laos
Libya
Portugal
Saudi Arabia
Tunisia
Senate
General Assembly
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
V. K Krishna Menon
Korea
North Korea
Weather Outlook Five Day Forecast for Winchester
Southeast showers end tonight then clearing with much colder temps. Low 28 to 34 west and 32 to 37 east. Saturday fair and colder. Virginia outlook November 17 to 21 shows 4 to 6 degrees below normal with cold weekend warming Tuesday. Rain possible Sunday night or Monday. total precipitation about half an inch.
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Virginia
Hammarskjold Joins UN Police for Middle East Mission
Dag Hammarskjold flies from Naples area with 54 Colombian troops to Egypt to help deploy the UN police force amid renewed Soviet backing and Egypt’s demand to reclaim pre invasion territory. Denmark and Norway units, with others en route, await orders at Capodichino and Abu Suweir airfields as Britain and France resist canal zone deployment along the Suez.
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London
Egypt
U. S
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
U. M
Naples
Suez Canal Zone
U. N
Abu Suweir
Curt Ecersted
Capodichino
Italy
Hammarskjold
Russia
Bulgaria
Britain
France
Israel
U.N
Suez
Hungary Aims Partial Troop Withdrawal Amid Nagy Return Clash
In Budapest Premier Kadar and labor leaders report a three stage withdrawal of Russian troops and talks on a coalition. Youth leaders demand Nagy’s return, while non Communist Peasant and Small Landholders parties seek influence. Deportations to Siberia and rail traffic issues loom as food lines persist and famine fears ease.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Imre Nagy
Kadar
Russia
Moscow
Vienna
Nagy
Ferenc Szabo
Istvan Bibo
Zoltan Tilkiy
Bela Kovacs
Zahony
Soviet Union
Polish Terror Victims Driven Insane and Feigning Lunacy
Polish victims of Stalinist police terror were driven insane after seven days of interrogation and others feigned lunacy to escape. Leon Wudski, a Polish Communist Central Committee member, disclosed this at an October committee meeting amid Moscow Kremlin tensions. He criticized Jacob Berman, former secret police head, for resigning as deputy premier and Politburo member last May.
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Warsaw
Poland
Leon Wudski
Polish Community Party
Wudski
Jacob Berman
Secret Police
Lessays Bierut
Two Stolen Cars Recovered in Separate Incidents
Two vehicles stolen in different jurisdictions have been found and are reported to be in driving condition. A 1946 grey Plymouth owned by Clarence E. Cather was stolen from the Acme Lot and recovered in Richmond, while a 1949 black Chevrolet owned by Everett Stinson was stolen in Frederick County and recovered in Bunker Hill, West Virginia. Both cases were under Winchester Police investigation.
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Frederick County
Clarence E. Cather
Route 4
Acme
S. Braddock St
Richmond
Everette Stinson
Strasburg
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Winchester
Western capitals judge Egypt crisis after Suez ops
Washington London and Paris observers assess the British French invasion of Egypt. They note limited canal control, a potential erosion of Nasser’s power, rising Soviet posture, and uncertain outcomes for Middle East influence. The piece contrasts U S Britain France France aims with Arab reactions and North Africa implications.
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Soviet Union
Britain
France
United States
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle East
Nasser
Suez Canal
Gaza Strip
Joseph E. Dynan
Paris
Egypt
North Africa
Suez
Algeria
Cairo
Sinai Peninsula
Improved Traffic Flow Seen Under Federal Road Project
Virginia officials at the Virginia Highway Conference in Lexington say the federal highway program will boost economy and open areas for industry and residential growth. Maj. Gen. Louis W. Prentiss predicts faster travel will attract people to Virginia and raise land values with new development.
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Lexington
Virginia
American Road Builders Assn
Louis W. Prentiss
ARBA
Prentiss
W. A. Bugge
State of Washington
Bugge
Coal Officials Cautious About Industry Future
Southern Coal Producers Assn leaders report at the 15th annual convention in Huntington warn that coal prices lag behind production costs amid merger trends and mechanization. They criticize TVA coal buying and foreign oil dumping, urging firm policy action while noting wage trends since 1946.
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Huntington
W. Va
Southern Coal Producers Assn
Joseph E. Moody
Middle East
Moody
TVA
Walsh-Healey
Johnston to Urge UN Hearing on Hungarian Revolt
Senate panel hears two Hungarian refugees recount the Oct 24 Budapest assault by Soviet troops. Arpad Hazafi and Laszlo, masked for safety, urge the United Nations to hear their stories. Hazafi says the uprising was spontaneous and rejects foreign interference.
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Washington
Olin B. Johnston
D-Sc
United Nations
Johnston
Senate
Internal Security
Sovie
Parliament House
Budapest
Hazafi
United States
Laszlo
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Federal mediators seek early settlement in longshore strike
A major walkout by the International Longshoremen's Association cripples ports from Maine to Texas threatening over a million dollars daily in lost trade. About 21,000 New York and New Jersey longshoremen refused to work with 3,500 to 4,000 dockers in Baltimore also striking. Talks continued after the strike began, with federal mediators and Mayor Wagner urging settlement.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
Maine
Texas
International Longshoremens Assn
New York Shipping Assn
Robert F. Wagner
Union
New York Harbor
Saturnia
Panama
New Jersey
Baltimore
New England
Portland
Boston
New Bedford
Mass
Providence
R. I
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