Eisenhower alerts congressional leaders on Middle East crisis
The Eisenhower administration informs six leaders to be ready for rapid White House talks with the President and Dulles. The move is precautionary as officials race to gauge developments and maintain support for a 1950 pledge to aid victims of aggression. Edward Walles, ambassador to Hungary, is among those contacted.
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Warrants Planned Over Missing City Police Car
Winchester police said warrants will be issued soon in the moving of a 1956 Chevrolet patrol car from one city street to another during the early hours. The car was moved while officers checked an office door on West Boscawen Street and the other patrol car assisted. The missing vehicle was later found on Pall Mall Street. No suspects named.
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United States Moves to Pressure Israel in Sinai Crisis
Washington officials signaled the United States would back stern Western measures short of war to halt Israel's rapid advance into Egypt's Sinai Desert. Administrations officials hoped UN action and a coalition response could deter further fighting while avoiding full-scale war.
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Eisenhower Visit Wins Virginia Support Says Dalton
Virginia Republican Ted Dalton asserts President Eisenhower's Virginia visit will boost the GOP in the state. Democrats counter with a Norfolk rally featuring A. L. Stephens and Porter Hardy Jr as crowds in drizzle press the campaign into a close election.
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Security Council Meets Over Israeli Invasion
The United States called a Security Council session to avert a new Middle East threat after Israel’s rapid strike into Egypt. Britain and France may join in possible economic and diplomatic reprisals. Eden’s government backs enforcing the 1950 Arab-Israeli demarcation. Israel says it targeted bases used for raids, risking withdrawal without holding Egyptian land.
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One-Party System Abolished Nagy Tells Hungarians
Premier Imre Nagy announced on Radio Budapest that Hungary’s one party system was abolished and urged the Soviet army to begin immediate withdrawal from Budapest. Rebels clashed as negotiations unfolded and reports noted 10,000 to 15,000 casualties over a week of fighting.
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Stevenson Attacks Ike Over Middle East Truth
Adlai Stevenson charged President Eisenhower with withholding the whole truth about world tensions, citing the Middle East crisis as proof. He spoke in Boston at Mechanics Hall and prepared speeches in Maryland New Jersey and Pennsylvania as he campaigns for votes.
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Three Jailed On Various Charges in City
A 36 year old Winchester Negro man jailed on felonious assault and robbery. A Negro youth and a white youth held on breaking and entering charges. James B. Lewis, 621 N. Cameron St., arrested at 10 30 am by Chief Boyd and Lt. Rudolph. Bryant Paige Cook, 18, of 120 E. Ceril St., charged with breaking and entering and larceny at Safeway Stores office. Phillip Edward Kendall, 19, of 219 E. Baker St., charged with breaking and entering a truck and larceny at S F Distributing Co. Bond set at 500 each. Preliminary hearings not yet set.
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Winchester Chest Drive Seeks Extra Effort to Meet Goal
Winchester Frederick Community Chest leaders urge a renewed push to reach the $48,111 campaign goal as $14,199.26 remains short. County workers plan district calls and next week begin home visits, with J. T. Kremer and Charles Toan leading the drive for eight agencies including Scouts Salvation Army Day Nursery Child Guidance Center and USO.
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Earth Tremor Jolts Tulsa And Nearby Cities
A mild earthquake rocked Tulsa Oklahoma and several nearby northeastern cities early today waking thousands of residents. No injuries were reported and initial assessments indicate minimal structural damage. Local authorities urged residents to stay alert for possible aftershocks.
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Marilyn Monroe Delights Queen With Warm Welcome
Marilyn Monroe met Queen Elizabeth II at the royal command film performance and called the monarch a very warm person. The event featured a line of stars including Joan Crawford and Victor Mature, with talks about Marilyn's film The Sleeping Prince and the 1939 Graf Spee battle.
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Britain and France vow Suez area occupation if fighting continues
Bulletin reports Britain and France threatening to occupy key Suez Canal positions within 12 hours unless Israeli and Egyptian forces halt hostilities. United Nations urged immediate Israeli withdrawal from Egyptian territory. Antiaircraft fire heard over Cairo as residents watched. State Department seeking to divert ships to safe ports for U.S. citizens. Hungarian air force warned to attack Russian troops if they stay beyond 12 hours in Budapest.
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Massive British Fleet Advances Toward Middle East Crisis
Britain sent a large fleet through the eastern Mediterranean and opened emergency talks with the United States and France. Eden and Mollet led cabinet meetings while Lloyd Pineau and Dulles eyed a western plan as Israel targeted Egypt near Suez. The admiralty said the fleet was in full scale replenishment and communications exercises.
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All Election Irregularities To Be Probed
Attorney General Brownell said the department will act expeditiously and vigorously on any federal jurisdiction case of election irregularity. He stressed primary state responsibility but pledged swift action where federal jurisdiction exists and directed U S attorneys to monitor and act on intimidation or suppression against voters.
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Rubber Workers Union Meeting Set Amid O'Sullivan Strike
A second labor management session is planned Thursday at 10 30 a m to resolve issues in the O Sullivan Rubber Corporation walkout that began May 13 with about 400 workers quitting. A prior October 18 meeting produced no agreement. William Kuehner of the Rubber Workers union announced also a local union membership meeting Thursday night at Teamsters Hall on N Cameron St starting at 8 p m.
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Poll Ballot Appears In Tonight's Star
A sample poll ballot listing major candidates for the upcoming general election will appear at the top of page two in the Evening Star tonight. The poll closes Thursday and readers may mail completed ballots to the Poll Editor in care of the Evening Star before Friday.
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Halloween Dance at Legion Home With Glen Combs
Glen Combs and His Playboys headline a Halloween dance at the Legion Home on Wednesday with free admission. Local crowd expected to enjoy a first show of the season and festive music.
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Egyptian Army Claims Annihilation Of Israeli Forces In Sinai
Egyptian communique says troops west of El Themed in Sinai were annihilated with 12 Israeli armored cars destroyed and air force strafing reported. Israel reports ceasing counterblows as Egyptian mopping up operations continue amid warnings of further troop movements near Suez Canal. More than 450 American women and children evacuated from Israel, Jordan, and Syria.
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