Eisenhower to Speak on Middle East Crisis Tonight
President Eisenhower will address the nation tonight by television and radio about the Middle East situation. The White House says the talk will be about 15 minutes from the White House and will outline the American position as Britain and France plan to act in Egypt following the Israeli crossing.
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Anthony Eden
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Guy Mollet
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House of Commons
Israel
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Ben-Gurion
State Dulles
Farm Prices Decline Again Ahead of Election
The Agriculture Department reports a nearly 1 percent drop in farm product prices from mid September to mid October the fourth decline in four months. Secretary Benson calls the drop slight and typical of fall while farm income for 1956 may exceed last year due to higher production. Democratic leaders label the decline a failure of the Eisenhower Benson program. Prices remain about 27 percent below the peak in February 1951.
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Russians retreat as Budapest rises in revolt with Mindszenty freed
Soviet tanks leave dead and wounded as they withdraw along the Danube bridges under leaflets. Hungarian forces take the citadel and expel AVH remnants while Mindszenty is welcomed home, signaling a shift toward multiparty government amid a raging revolution.
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Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Preparations Made For Halloween Parade Tonight
Police chief J Thomas Boyd announces Halloween parade and party in Martinsburg. Parking lots near Sarah Zane Fire Hall will close from 5 p m with parade forming at 6 p m and marching south on Loudoun Street to Boscawen Street. Moose Club hosts party with contests and prizes including four bicycles and cash awards for winners.
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Virginia Weather Outlook Five Day Forecast
Occasional showers tonight and Thursday with continued mild temperatures. Lows 56-64 west and 62-67 east. Five Day Outlook forecasts temperatures 3 to 6 degrees above normal for Virginia from Thursday through Monday. Mild Thursday cooler Friday with a rising weekend. Rain likely Thursday and again Sunday or Monday, with total rainfall of one inch or more.
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Winchester Chief Awards Virginia Police Traffic Honor
Chief J Thomas Boyd of Winchester presented Col C W Woodson of the Virginia State Police with a safety award for outstanding achievement in police traffic supervision. Boyd spoke as president of the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police and planned to return to Winchester for Halloween festivities.
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Col. C. W. Woodson
Virginia State Police
Boyd
Virginia Association of Chiefs’ of Police
Veto ties hands of UN council in Middle East crisis
Britain and France vetoed two UN Security Council resolutions amid Israeli Egyptian fighting as they rush troops toward the Suez Canal Zone. Egypt refused to withdraw, Israel agreed to halt. council adjourned as Britain and France set a unilateral 12 hour ultimatum.
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Stevenson presses UN patrol plan amid Middle East clash
Adlai E Stevenson charged the Eisenhower administration dismissed his proposal for UN patrols to prevent Middle East bloodshed. He urged steps to halt hydrogen bomb escalation and spoke to 20,000 in Philadelphia about Pennsylvania votes and Republican campaign tactics. He heads to New York for speeches before Pittsburgh.
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Deer and Bear Bow Season Opens Tomorrow in Frederick Clarke
Bow and arrow deer season starts tomorrow in Frederick and Clarke Counties and statewide where open season applies. It runs to November 10 with one deer per day one season. antlered males must have two inch antler above hair. The general deer season follows November 19 to 24. Bear bow season runs to November 4 with west of Blue Ridge hunting restricted November 5 to 10 and November 19 to 24.
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Israeli Military Strength Greater, Century Club Told
Theo dore Frye, Public Affairs Advisor for Near Eastern Affairs in the State Department, told the Winchester Century club that Israel shows greater military strength than the Arab states despite population differences. He cited Israeli skills, U S policy, and Israel Egypt arms dynamics while noting Palestinian refugees and regional tensions. The meeting at Mrs. Lewis H. Hyde Sr. home marked the century club’s 51st season since 1906 with upcoming events and talks on Europe.
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Britain and France Bombard Suez Zone in Air and Naval Strike
Britain and France launched air and naval bombardments against the Suez Canal Zone. The French Defense Ministry in Paris said the strikes began at 6 40 a m Egyptian time, with no ground forces mentioned. Israel accepted the ultimatum only if Egypt agreed. Heavy fighting continued as Israeli forces neared the canal and Egypt deployed Soviet jets.
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Milburn Resigns as Middletown Town Sergeant
Robert Milburn resigns after seven months as Middletown town sergeant over pressure to issue more traffic tickets. He cites policy focusing on out of state motorists and a one mile limit, rejecting discrimination and urging fair enforcement. Councilman Sperry calls resignation a surprise to officials.
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