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1 police army are flying to the Suez Canal
peace mission without precedent on any
LONDON,
new internation
zone today on
battlefront.
The three i
vaders of Egypt-Israel, Britain and France—
all declare they welcome the UN
force recruited from small nations
to take over occupation duties.
An official Egyptian spokes
man in Cairo said late Friday
night the Nay.o.r government has
agreed provisionally to have the
UN force keep peace in the Mid
dle East.
This is the long talked of—but
never previously organized world
peace patrol.
UN Tr
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cited
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REYKJAVIK,
(JP)—lceland's In
Iceland, Nov. 9
ependence par
.n the govern
;er its interna
the light of re
nternational in-
ty today called
ment to reconsi
Urinal treaties in
cent "terrifying
cidents."
- Iceland earli- had been de
manding with .r a wal of U.S.
forces from their North Atlantic
bases in this island country.
• All 19 Parliament members of
the Independence party made the
call in a motion submitted to .a
joint session of the Icelandic Par
liament.
It said the forthcoming revision
of the defense treaty with the
United States "shall be carried
out with the purpose that ade
quate security of the country
should be maintained."
Icelandic and United States
representatives were - to hold talks
here next week on revision of the
treaty.
The Independence party always
has opposed withdrawal of U.S.
forces from Iceland, but the coali
tion government it dominated
was defeated in elections • last
July.
The winners, a coalition of the
Progressive and Social Demo
cratic parties, campaigned on a
pledge that U.S. troops would
leave and that military installa
tions in Iceland would be taken
over by Icelanders.
Experimehtai Jet
Crashes in Test
DOVER, Del., Nov . . 9 (W)—The
Navy's lone Seamaster, giant sea
based jet plane still in the experi
mental stage ; crashed in flames
today in northern Delaware. Its
civilian crew of four parachuted
to safety.
The Seamaster, known as the
XP6M, broke up while cruising in
a test flight from the Glenn L.
Martin Co. plant in Baltimore,
where it was built.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 9 (if.)—Two
physicians .today tebutted testi
mony given by defense witnesses
in a federal court trial to decide
what should be done with a half
million pills seized at the Hoxsey
Cancer Clinic at Portage, Pa.
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BER 10, 1956
Norwegian Units '
The first units are being flown
from Norway and Denmark to a
staging area near Naples, Italy,
and. after a brief stop on to the
Middle East.
U.S. Air Force planes left
Charleston. S.C., Friday night to
pick up soldiers in Colombia and
transport the first South Ameri
can contingent to the Italian stag
ing area.
Britain began pulling assault
forces out of Port Said at the
Mediterranean end of the canal
and replacing them with infantry
remaining only until the UN force
can take over.
Canal Quiet
The canal-side battle area was
qui e t. A British government
source spiked reports of Soviet
moves to intervene in the Middle
East and of Egyptian preparations
to attack the British-F ren c h
forces after three days of cease
fire.
A French Foreign Office spokes
man said the Russian planes re
ported in Syria might be Soviet
built Egyptian aircraft, flown to
Syria to escape British-French at
tacks.
Nasser Makes Speech
Egypt's President Nasser made
a two-hour speech in Cairo, say
ing -.he saved the Egyptian air
force from destruction by keep
ing planes out of the air and put
ting dummies on the airfields to
be bombed.
He said both the United States
and the Soviet Union stood by
Egypt when it was attacked.
He declared Egypt would not
clear blockships from the canal
"as long as there is one foreign
soldier on Egyptian soil."
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Budapest Quiet,
Rebels Blast
Uranium Mines
VIENNA, Nov. 9 (A") --Budapest
radio reported a lull tonight in
the fighting in the Hungarian
capital, but rebels were said to
have blown up the nation's uran
ium mines in south Hungary.
Hungarian refugees told Vienna
newspapers the great uranium
mines near Pecs were so thorough
ly dynamited it will be a long
time before the Russians can re
open them..
The mines were a major ob
jective when Soviet military forc
es launched general attacks Sun
day to crush the anti-Russian
revolt. The rebels had demanded
Hungary cease handing over Ura
nium to the Soviet Union.
Sullen, striking workers and
rebel guerrillas - apparently still
defied Russian might. Hunger and
lack of medical treatment added
to their misery.
Late today. Budapest radio said
that "generally there is no shoot
ing arty more" and that "complete
order" had been restored in the
14th District on Budapest's east
ern outskirts. Rebel radios re
mained silent for the second day.
$5OO Grant Given
To Grad Student
Anne E. Hughes, graduate stu
dent in clincal speech from Slat
ington, has been awarded a $5OO
scholarship by the American
Speech and Hearing Association.
The award is made possible by
a grant to the Association from
the . Education and Research
Foundation of the United Cere
bral Palsy Association.
It was established to stimulate
the training of a more adequate
supply of urgently needed quali
fied professional workers in
speech correction and speech
pathology.
Soviets Blast Diplomats
MOSCOW, Nov. 9 (iP)—The So
viet Foreign Office took a slap
at the American and French am
bassadors here today in retaliation
for the Western diplomatic social
boycott of the recent Soviet holi
day celebration_
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Sigma Chi presents
Don't miss this wonderful
musical treat. The nationally
famous United States Ma
rine Band will provide an
afternoon and evening of
exceptionally fine entertain
ment. The Marine Band will
be at Rec Hall for two per
formances Thursday, Nov.
15 at 3:30 and 8:00 p.m.
Buy your tickets now. Ad
vance sales promise a sell
out at both shows. Tickets
are available at Sigma Chi,
the HUB desk, Waring Hall
desk, and the Music Room.
AB proceeds • from - the
Marine Band concerts will
be donated to the United
States Olympic Fund.
Tickets are $1.04 and $1.50
The Presidents'
U.S. May Establish
Israeli Security Pact
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 (R)—The United States was
reported considering a mutual security pact for Israel today
as a means of further simmering down the battle-torn Mid
dle East.
Democratic and Republican leaders of Congress came
away from a Vii-heur Whitel
House conference with President; giving up the Sinai Peninsula
Eisenhower voicing optimism and,' which they had wrested from
faith in his handling of the tenselEgypt. The British, who with the
situation. :French had halted halfway
Eisenhower was said to have !through their military seizure of
told them that, while no man ithe Suez Canal, announced today
can foretell the future in the ithey are replacing assault troops
area, the peak of the crisis may with regulars soldiers and de
have passed. I emphasizing air power on the
White House press secretary; nearby Mediterranean island of
James C. Hagerty ruled out any Cyprus.
immediate Big Three meeting oni
the Middle East, and he held out
no hope of any quick summit con-
President ' s Margin
ference, such as Switzerland t
has
suggested. But he left the deor:Mears 10 Million
open to both eas should
look better late ron. they '
I WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 /41)
These were late developments j President Eisenhower's total vote
in a jittery situation which !climbed today to 34,750,946. or
found American officials :9,323,585 more than the 25,427,361
breathing a little easier but still Adlai Stevenson got.
treading softly. The big fear Meanwhile ‘ the Democrats
was that some misstep might seemed likely to have a wider
cause Russia to try to carry tmargin in House seats than the
through with a vague threat 232-2613 edge they held in the
to intervene in the Middle East 'B4th Congress.
to throw soldiers of Britain. I Already assured of 232 seats,
France and Israel out of Egypt. ;the Democrats led in three of the
To avert that threat, the Israelis' tour House races still remaining
announced yesterday they were to be eecided.
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