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DAKS
¿ THE FÁMONS CONFDNY
Whiteaways
PUPPET ATTACKS NAGY TOMMY
-AND GETS TOUGH WITH
FREEDOM FIGHTERS
TWO RINGLEADERS
a
TO BE TRIED
Budapest, Nov. 26.
Soviet puppet Janos Kadar today began smear campaign against the man he
Somies as acopling & pansive betrayed, Imre Nagy.
role in the task of restoring order n the Middie Brust. that in confining itself to
He also announced "get-tough" mea-
Britain Opens Suez Canal
At Port Said Entrance
Port Said, Nov. 26. Anglo-French authorities today sent a liberty ship safely through the en- trance to the Suez Canal, opening a north- ern bottleneck which now could allow at least six trapped ships to come out into Mediter-
sures against Hungarian counter-revolution- New
11-
Kater su Mr Nagy
Hungary he might be killed by mitted an unforgivable crime" | provocateurs and the erine
young for N resolution aries. When Gemand the * .t!*
denwnd "forthwith" of Ban tish and French forces from
the Nuez
it L ignoring the realities of 19
Moreover, salametti.
D assoelating itself with the hted Afro-Asian resolution in the General Assembly,
the alted States appeurs to be questioning Britain's good faith.
FI allowing reactionaries To would be blamed on the gov- murder "æcores of Communista."¦ernment,
This explanation on the dis The Soviet puppet made these appearance of the former Pro- points; miler was the Art sthee the
annotated that hei fovernmest
Rumania "ut hi fad gone to awn request."
BOTH TITOISTS
The victory of the counter-revolution would have meant a third world war. "After Sarajevo and Budapest would have become
as he said.
Inasmuch that British troops
He named two members were aireauy in the process, Budapest's intelligen ista of leaving Port Said. The leaders of the current agitation Assembly M
free- for a change in government, und medine withdrusend was out: said they would be put on trial of dute.
Gimes,
1 + WAT GNOST
They
Milos were more durealistic from the journalist, and Andras Standing, factories.
pist of YPw
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writer. Both
Kadar also
r
Les |
announced
Was
Russian Demand On
Berlin Trains
Bonn, Nov. 26. East-West discussions are
ranean.
Thirteen ships have been
bottled up in the Canal since fleeing Egyptians sealed It off with sunken ships. Six of those 13 ships are small enough to manoeuvre through the newly cleared channel.
BOYCOTT ON OIL IS LIFTED
Djakarta, Nov, 26. The Oil Workers Union
Four more might possibly squeeze out. The liberty ship which ensed its way into the Canal entrance was the British-owned Harpa- gon, 10,500 dead weight fonnage, It was followed by a Royal Navy mine- layer. United Press,
UN UN Camp Is Almost
Ready
DORSEY
TURKEY'S DEAD
MOVE AGAINST ISRAEL
Jerusalem, Nov. 26. The Turkish envoy to Israel, Sefkat! Istinyeli, has been recalled by his Govern- mant, the Israeli Foreign Ministry
night.
announced
|
Greenwich, Nov. 26. World-famous American jazz band lender Tommy Dotsey was found dead in his bed today.
Police sold the cause of death was not yet known, Bụi a doctor examined the body said who there were no signs of violence.
Tommy Dorsey, who was 62, vas dressed in grey funnel trousors and a sports shirt. The
set in his room wng to television
still turned on.
Mr Vincent Carbone, a song the body
Foreign Ministry sources said arranger, discovered
Mr nyel informed the Lyraeil and immediately telephoned the Fereign Ministry that Turkey's ¦ police. mave was "iended to streng- then the Baglad Part, which is not directed against Isrbel."
He rakt b'y recall was not
between
intended to humper friendly re lations or affect trade Israel and Turkey.
'Sleep Late'
He said he had talked with Mr Dorsey the provious night, und Mr Dorsey hid told him he intended to sleep late on Mon- day morning.
Mr Carbone, worried when he The legation's counsellor, Mr | got no answer to his telephone Nureddin N. Akinci, will net as calls, visited his house,
'IRAQI PRESSURE'
Charge d'Affaires in Israel efter Danir.
The
Mr. Istnyeli's departure,
it is
Mra Jande. Dorsey, his wife, was in the house at the time.
She began divorce proceedings against her husband on October 3 for mental cruelty.
They were married in 1948 and there are two children, aged six and four.
Cairo, Nov. 26. Major-General E. L. M. Burns sald today he hoped to set up the headquarters of the United Nations Emer- understood.
Observers sak the Turkish Suez gency Force in the
move followed pressure from Canal Zone "within a re Iraq in an attempt to demon. strate to Arab countries her in- latively short time."
They would be somewhere be-uence on other signatcry coun- negotiations between
Kantara, tries of the Bagdad Puct and to und ismalila officin's and
the wer
Port reply to Egyptian and Syrian about 35 miles south of
were charges that the Bagdad Pact A Union Executive Comunit-Said, and crrangements
as an instrument over three serves tee member said as a result of under way to take train
Donkey began his the decision, 10-1
oll
companies camps between the two places to rapprochement with Israel.
An Istanbul cable announcing esreer 34 years ago and was one have to slop
"serve as an assembly area for
the recall of the Turkish envoy of America's most popular jazz UNEF," General Burtis said.
He tolki
from Irael, quoted a Govern musicians. a press conf"rence
his brother Jimmy With ment commmulque as saying he and some
not return will would
"until the Dorasy, he played in Manhattan's question is finally mest Atious night- citiba.--
France-Presse. Palestine settled with justice."-Reuter,
new provisions inelude als of passengers--not hitherto demanded by the Russians.
followed Government
ulon.
faking place on new formall- had decided to lift the boy- ties proposed by of the Ilaahpoint of World War III." Russians for Allied military Singapore and Malaya, a the colt on shipments of oil to trains running between West member of the Union Execu- All armed resistance as Germany and Berlin, a Bri- tive said today. been crushed in Hungary | tish Embassy spokesman The Union's announcement including that of small "terror troups" which were picketing disclosed tonight,
The presence of Russian thetoists". that
1
troops
an internal United Nations emergency
a. affair, since I was based on an The spokesman said a force is not yei present in
general crackdown on the ring. International treaty-the Warsaw was held up so long at suticlent strength to take leaders of Hungary's struggle | Pact.
border last night that the Bri- over the funerions of the for independence.
Russian troops Intervened tish officer commanding it de Anglo-French forces, the
to crush the uprising at cided to take it back to Berlin, solemnly declare,” he fud,
the request of the Hungarian The train was not turned primary one being to pre- "that oli erininals and counter-
back by the Russians, os carlter; Venl a renewal of host-revolutionaries will be sought | Government.
ня order
stated by a WLA Egypt and out and put on trial." ICH between
✰★ As 10011
British spokesman in Berlin. restorid, members of non- israel.
Communist parties would be
British military trains to and Implementation of the "forth-
In referring to Nagy, Mr brought into the government..
from Berlin would leave with" withdrawal demand
Kadar reiterated the statement made by the UN would have made to the Budapest Workers'
★ Public order has not yet usual tonight, he added
been katievę". Workers' { The spokesman; who was only one effect: it would re- Counci act night
the Councils that
were interfering in answering questions about the store President Nasser to former Premier would not be public affaire by gelling food | military train, .said this was his position of strength, put on trial. He said Mr Nagy illegally and by preyenting men among the subjects discussed by enable him to resume his had not felt Hungary "for ever," from carrying out their jobs the three Western Ambassadors
"for som Rets of provocation (politi- but would be gone
In Bonn today-Reuter. rally and militarily sup¦ Ume." ported by Russin and in.
'FOR SOME TIME'
"ile committed an unforgivable
the final analysts destroy crime waen, as a result of his the whole purpose of US lack of ability, he tolerated the intervention in the present murder of scores Communists
by the renetionarice. dispute.
of come
"What is worse, he legalised the crimes with his name."
Mr Kid Su
Nagy, should hnyc resigned
as Premier at
The United Nations police force which is to take over from Britain aad Frotee in the Canal s still very that time instead he called for largely
paper a
uprising. took his strength. Until it becomes baggage physiently effective, com- Yugoslav Einbasty. plete withdrawal of Anglo- "By this ucion
territory French forces would erente; Hungarian
to have
went
e
United Press.
INDIA'S
BLISTERING
ATTACK ON BRITAIN
New York, Nov. 26.
us
Mr V. K. Krishna Menon, Indian Minister without portfolio, today delivered a blistering attack on Britain and France and linked their refusal to resume Suez talks the with Egypt on October 29 with the Israel assault in the
Sinai peninsula on that date.
1J31
and
did not Speaking on the third day of United Nations a dangerous vacuum; would danonstrated that he
resumped almest certainly allow went
anything to do
Cieneral Assembly debalo on Egypt to restore the status with the Hungarian Cablert," thre Middle E451 Crisis, he said if Britain and Frunge que ante, and would prob- Kadar said,
new Israči
was going to attack they should have con- Coubell the Security Yoked so that it could act “lo prevent
ably be the signal for rest newed hostilities capable
1
nront
MIGHT BE KILLED
નીત
Mr Nagy sub-
of involving the whole of sequently informed the govern the Middle East. This is
sbroad.
through diplomatic the justification for Britain channels that he wanted to g and France to remain in control until the UNEF 19: Kadar said Nagy would have capable of providing effec- to stay abroad "for some time ilve relief.
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Mr Menon charged that "The Anglo-French alliance has tried by military operations to
galn military advantages,
hoping no doubt to negotiate from a position of strength and Exyptian military weak- ness with the Egyptian side."
Lloyd Under Fire
He attacked key portions of the assembly speech last Friday of Mr Selwyn Lloyd, British Foreign Secretary.
Mr Selwyn Lloyd had "told us that the purpose of this attack was some sort of device to the cause of civilisation, some ter- vice to the cause of
pence some service which prevented the world from going up in the flames of war" Mr Menon said.
"Secondly," Mr Menon con-
challenge that the United Kingdom Irud thrown out to the "United Nations. I am sorry that should have come from him.
UA
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personne
would not
pro- auction.
Last week Royal Dutch Shell and Standard Vacuum oil com- Į that small staff
announced they pany
would administrativo have to reduce production if the stay in Cairo to keep contact boycots continued and this would with the Egyptians.
ffect the oil workers themselves. Much of Hongkong's oil comom Tridonesia.} Reuter
-Short In Britain
of
Began In 1922
Tommy
Moslems Rising Against Russians
Bingspares Nov. 26.
An Indonesian relistons official' London, Nov, 20. en route home from a tour of Britain's gasoline supply was Itussis reported today that the almost
exhausted today, three Mosierns of Soviet Central Asia weeks before the stort of were rebelling against Ruinslan ratloning.
rale, Formal rationing dots not start until December 17, but the gas shortage was already ap- prouching a peak.
Most garages limited sales to between one and three gallons Per
and customer,
remained open only a few hours a day.
There was still not enough to go aroundUnited Press.
CHILD'S BODY
FOUND
Mohamad Arshad Talib Lubis, head of the Northern Sumatra Department Religious Affairs said Soviet troops far had
EVENT ATHLETICB
·
100 metres
London, Nov. 26. The body of three-year-old 200 metres Boyd
been Fearon who has "Thirdly, he told it was a missing for 12 days was found 400 metres
protective strield between the today. He had been drowned. combatants. Now it was a This endd a long search by
Yester- 800 metres protective shield, the shield police and volunteers, seems to have been something dhy 12,000 volunteers combed which prevented one of the the arta near the child's home. combatants from protecting Last Friday, the Bruch CLD), 1,500 metres herself."
conducted a dramatic search of 350 homes in Romford, where the Fearons lived.
Boyd was the Fearons" only child-France-Presse.
Mr Menon asserted that the British and French govern- ments had "no right, indeed dave no defence, for the post- tion they took up that they have some God-given func- tions fer policing the world,"
Menon also strongly criti-"| cised the British position that withdrawal of her troops from Egypt must be phased according
Mr
to the effectiveness
Crew Abandon Ship, Saved
Brest, Nov. 20.
crew The 20-man
of the freighter Rouonnais
and competence of the UNEF.French
"Who
ments
4,000 metres
10,000 metres
Marathon
110 metres hurdles
400 metres
hlard
3,000 metres
steeplechase
mcceeded in crushing all mbves. The mii-Boviet revolk he said, against the regime in the cities vas started by a Terter, Synd known area north of India. Lhoma. He is now believed to
be in Turkey, with other Pakistan and Iren.
10-
the
He said thousands of people fugees waiting an opportunity were fleeing from Soviet Central to five Ceutral Asia from Asta to nearby countries Includ- Communists. Ang Turkey, Iran, Lebanon and
He Identifled the leader of the Syria.
He said he found "po religious last uprising as a man named freedom in the Soviet Union" Osman who was liquidated by Soviet authorities.-United Press. word "preaching is suppressed."-
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13 E. Toian (USA) 1906 J. C. Owen (ÚLAJ) 104 H. Dillard' (U.S.A.Į 1930 7. C. Owens (USA.) 1902 Stanfield (U.S.A.) 1980 V. G. Rhoden
(Jamaica) 1992 IL McKenley
(Jamaica) 1943 M. G. Whitheld (USA) insa M. G. Whustrield" (USA) 1957. Barthel (Luxem-
bourg)
1983 R. Mickies (UBA)
10.3 sets.
20,1 pecs.
43.9 d.
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1953 8. Strickland burdles
(Australia) 4 x 100 metre 19 U. & A. Ton
relay 1932 Germany-Te High Jump 1949 A. Coachman
USA 1948 D. Tyler (Great Britain
10.0 ROCK.
17.0 605.
165 m..
Long Jump
1902 Y. Williama':(New
Zoeland)
•
Km.
1 m. 19.28.
Discus
1
1952 N. Roaschkova
(U.S.S.R.)
312 m.
31.45.38.
Shot Put
1963 C. Zybine (U.S.BR) 40 (2
13
18.28 m.
Javoin
Estopek (Czech- 14 m. 6.02. 1062 E.
slovákia) 1964 E. Zatopek (Czecho- 28 m. 17 ».
alowakia)
1969 E.
Zatopek
(Czecho thr, 23 m.
alovalla) 1908. H. Dillard (UEA) 1964 J,'Dayla (UBA) ..
13.7 secs
1931, C.-Moore (U.S.A.) ... 80.8 rocs.
1933 IL Anhentaiter (USA) S'm. 15.4's.
x 100 metres 1906 J. relay
C. Owers. I. IL 80B noes, Motonite, Draper,
F. C. Wykoff (USA)
400 metre 1952 A. Wint, la Loing, Hr 3 m. 395.
relay
McKentoy, V. Rhodan (Jamaica)
14 hrs. 28 m.
想
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1967 D. Zatopekova (Cztóf1O» · 100 EU
slovakia)
133' T. Mockridge
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1930 France
SWIMMING '. (MEN)
100 metres
free, stylo
400 metres
from skyla
1,500 metres
100 metres
free style
baokardice
39,42 m.
1m: 11.1
1983. C. Scholes (UB.A-) (x: 67.1 sect.
1962 J. Boltexxxx" (Frative) (m. 10,7a.
1038 F. Konno: (UL_S_A\)]*\"^15 m. 80.3.
1912 Y. Oyakawa (USA) im. 54k
4 x 200 metros 1932 W. Moore W Wookey, am. 31.1.
“F. Konno, J. Molade
(UBA)
́ ́ SWIMMING. (WOMEN)
1952 31. Temen (Hungary) 1m. ~5.8.
He said such a stand waa "to abandoned their flaming, su
seek to usurp the powers af tonight, one hour after sendling this nɛsembly.
an emergency call for help. Govern- are these two
The crow picked up by an 60,000 metres 1963 G. Dordoni (Italy)
road walk make to
2004 I. Mithin 108 TẠI Đ these judg- other French fragliter, Ville de
Decathlon ments?" ho asked,
ips W. F. Davis (UBA), BIL "They Tomatave, according to radio
Ergh Jump
2.6€ m.. can make no such judgments reports reaching here.
Bite of the fire was just off any more than we can, and
Long, Jump 1930 J. C.. Owens (UBA) 20 IL we do not claim that right," Gibraltar.-United Press.
0.09 m Pole Vault 1052 1. thed (USA), 19 m
4.55 mi Teresien de Bilvä 83 £Ë. HOD, step, and Jump
1nd W. P. OBrien, Jnr. 67. 11 the WRIGHT-LIFTING
dinued, "he told us it wÈN G he said,
IRAQ WARNS SYRIA
Bagdad, Nov. 26.
Iraq today warned Syria against continuing its "attacks and campaign against Iraq and its government."
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Holy ins
85.63 m.
1907 C. Young (1.8.A.)
炸
091 ing.
13.13 m..
Hammer
Singapore, Nov. 20. The Russian freighter Maxim Shot Put Gorky, which! Djakarta "dock | Discu In an official note handed to aldar' Mardhi, 'the Bertem | workers were reported to hove minister in Bagdad, the Iraq Government said that, unless the refused to supply with water Tevalia alleged attacks ended "We will continue defending our dignity and because of Russian intervention respect using every possible means at our dispoval to achieve this in Hungary, took, on 100 tons of
water in Singapore today! end."-Reuter
TITO TO MEDIATE ON CYPRUS?
1952.1.. Coeritak. (Hungary) 197 it..
80.54 m
ATHLETICS (WOMEN)
Belgrade, Nov, 20. Poilical Lourods” enfd today ]pesimism: They point to the 100 metres President Tilo is ready to that rejuvenating of the Balkan uncompromising attitude. of 200 metres mediate between her Balkan Fact wil-bog lop item on the Grocess making mediation Puct.parties, 2. Graded -- and talks between
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