UN vote due Thursday on peace talks lineup
UN Assembly Political Committee debated separate resolutions on a Korean peace conference format. A US backed 15 power seating plan for UN allies faced opposition from India and Russia's potential participation. India signaled readiness to join if invited, while Nehru stated India would attend if the UN majority invited.
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Yung Tal Fyun
South Korea
General Assembly
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Gladwyn Jebb
Britain
Andrei Vishinsky
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India
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Russia
Red China
North Korea
United States
Security Council
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Morocco
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V. K. Krishna Menon
New Delhi
Nehru
Menon
Air Force to Reduce Reserve Officers
The Air Force plans to drop about 6600 reserve officers to free space for ROTC graduates. In the next 60 days some 12500 reserve officers will be discharged, about 6000 voluntarily, amid concerns over personal inconvenience for those affected and no current relief under strength ceilings.
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Washington
Air Force
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Hog Cholera Strikes In 4 Ohio Counties
The Ohio Department of Agriculture warns farmers of hog cholera spreading in Clinton Warren Green and Fayette Counties in Southwestern Ohio. Dr. James R. Hayes, chief of animal industry, says the disease could become more widespread and urges precautions.
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Columbus
State Department of Agriculture
Ohio
James R. Hayes
Division of Animal Industry
Clinton
Warren
Green
Fayette Counties
Food Poisoning Hits Campgrounds In Ohio
In Circleville Ohio 22 people including several guests were treated after suffering food poisoning at Mount of Praise campgrounds on Tuesday. Doctors reported multiple cases from contaminated chicken salad served on site at the event.
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Circleville
Ohio
P .Fight
Berger Hospital
Mount of Praise
Stenographer Admits Slaying Teen Sister in Somerville
A Massachusetts stenographer Mildred McDonald confessed to shooting 14 year old Mary Di Rocco in her Somerville home. Police say the motive traced to fear anger and jealousy as McDonald planned to confront Mary about her brother Joseph. Mary died from five bullet wounds and her throat was cut.
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New York
Massachusetts
David Murphy
Middlesex County District Attorney's Office
Mildred McDonald
Mary di Rocco
di Rocco
Somerville
Mass
Miss McDonald
Murphy
Mary
Bi Partisan Push for Taft Hartley Revisions
Senator Ives calls for a common ground with Democrats to revise the Taft Hartley Act. He argues that Eisenhower era promises require cross party support and warns against partisan bills that will backfire on sponsors. Ives cites past collaboration with Taft and favors limited, bipartisan proposals.
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Sen
Ives
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Eisenhower
Senate Labor Committee
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Unions Draft Demands in New Carrier Contracts
Four hundred fifty general chairmen of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers begin drafting demands for new contracts with major rail carriers as current agreements expire September 30. They will review wage and work condition recommendations from the independent union's convention held in Boston last week.
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Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Independent Union
Boston
Union and Firestone Tire Talk Near Midnight Deadline
Union and Firestone Tire & Rubber Co representatives bargained today to avert a strike as discussions stretched toward a midnight contract deadline. The talks continued amid uncertainty about whether a settlement would be reached.
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Cleveland
Union
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Sculptor Wins Governor's Award at Ohio State Fair
A nude sculpture in Georgia marble titled Anxious won the Governor's Award of $500 for the finest work in the Ohio State Fair fine arts exhibit. Everett Haycock of Ohio Wesleyan University earned the Governor's Award. Robert Trotter of Steubenville won $400 for Bouquet. Chester Nicodemus of Columbus won $400 for American Bison.
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Columbus
Ohio
Everett Haycock
Ohio Wesleyan University
Robert Trotter
College of Steubenville
Police Hint Missing Solon's Body Found
A headless body recovered from Lake Michigan on Monday closely resembles missing Illinois State Rep. Clem Graver. The decomposed remains spent at least six weeks in the water, with no trace since his June 14 abduction from his Chicago home. Graver, a Republican, faced clashes with a major bipartisan bloc on Chicago’s west side.
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Hammond
Ind
Lake Michigan
Illinois
Clem Graver
Graver
Chicago
West Side
McCarthy Faces Fifth Amendment Test On Question Refusal
Senator McCarthy plans a court challenge to define when witnesses may refuse to answer. He pressed a test question to Edward Rothschild’s wife, urging compliance while her lawyer Charles Ford urged refusal. Ford disputes any court ruling backing McCarthy’s position.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Wisconsin
Edward Rothschild
Charles E. Ford
Ford
Reds to Free Some Prisoners in Exchange Talks
UN reports 400 more American POWs released from North Korea today while Reds say they may return jailed servicemen and add to the prisoner list. Kaesong held area could see repatriation as 150 Americans and 250 South Koreans arrive tomorrow. total Americans returned to 2128.
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Panmunjom
Kaesong
Peiping
Living Costs Edge Toward New Record
The government reports mid-July living costs rose to a new high, marking a second straight monthly peak. Higher food rent transportation and medical costs pushed the CPI to 114.7 of the 1947-49 average, about two tenths above June and 12.7 percent above the Korean War start.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Six Ohio PWs Among 10 Prisoners Freed at Panmunjom
The official master list of American prisoners released at Panmunjom includes six Ohioans: Sgt Willie J. Lewis and Cpl Norman H. Bradley among others, plus four West Virginia men. Names listed span Ohio towns such as Kitts Hill and Toledo and West Virginia towns including Fayet teville and Mingo area.
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Panmunjom
West Virginia
Willie J. Lewis
Crites
W. Va
Norman H. Bradley
Henlawson
Dennis R. Boston, Jr
Kitts Hill
Ohio
Thomas C. Woodward
Hamilton
Richard S. Snyder
Fayetteville
Beecher M
350 Workers Idled In Marietta Strike
The Remington Rand plant in Marietta was closed Tuesday due to a labor dispute, idling 350 maintenance and production workers. Company officials said the plant would remain closed until the union accepts a final offer of a five cent hourly wage rise and a two cent hourly fringe benefits increase. Picket lines formed as the union seeks a seven cent wage rise and a one cent fringe increase.
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Remington Rand
Marietta
Audience Member Forces Quick Wardrobe Change for Hendl
In Chautauqua New York a concert interrupted as an audience member noticed wrinkles in Walter Hendl's suit and asked the conductor to switch outfits. A fresh suit was rushed to the podium, and Hendl changed as the orchestra held a blanket around him before 8000 concertgoers.
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Chautauqua, N. Y
Walter Hendl
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Hendl
B 36 Bomber Fitted to Deploy FS4F Fighter in Flight
The Air Force says the B36 can carry an FS4F jet in its belly, release the fighter at speed over 600 mph, and recover it in midair. The move expands strike options and suggests potential for guided missiles, with both aircraft capable of atomic bombs.
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Washington
Air Force
Defense Department
Couple See Color Video on Black and White TV
In Long Beach California a elderly couple claim they have watched color television on their black and white set for three years. A service technician calls it an optical illusion, and neighbors report only black and white imagery. The couple, Mr and Mrs W G Billinger, insist the colored picture is real despite changing locations and eye tests.
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Long Beach
Calif
Federal Communications Commission
W. G. Billinger
Billinger
Carmel
Eisenhower to Meet Mexico President on Falcon Dam Dedication
President Eisenhower will meet President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines of Mexico on the Rio Grande border October 19 to dedicate Falcon Dam. His vacation headquarters say he will visit Kansas City October 15 for the Future Farmers of America convention and speak in New Orleans October 17 for the Louisiana sesquicentennial celebration.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Adolpho Ruiz Cortines
Mexico
U.S
Falcon Dam
Rio Grande
Kansas City
Future Farmers of America
New Orleans
Increases in Aged Grants Set for November First
Marion W. McIntyre, head of Ohio Aid for the Aged, announced about 40,000 of 109,000 recipients will receive a $5 monthly increase effective November 1. The amendment raises the maximum grant from $60 to $65 per month, with nearly all recipients gaining some boost.
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Columbus
Marion W. McIntyre
Ohio Division of Aid For the
Cabinet to Meet Washington for Dulles Review
A Cabinet session is set for Thursday morning to hear a general review by Secretary of State John Foster Dulles in the capital.
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Washington
Dulles
Bradley Urges Science Lead for Survival in Cold War
General Omar N. Bradley says the United States must decide soon in the science battle with the Soviet Union to ensure national survival. He warns new weapons are reshaping military roles and urges greater reliance on scientists in strategic planning and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, urging a stronger scientific and technological lead.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Russia
Army
Navy
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
Saturday Evening Post
Counterfeit Ring Raided in Cleveland Garage
Federal agents and police raided a Cleveland garage and seized equipment used to produce counterfeit bills. Authorities linked the operation to circulating fake nineteen dollar notes, described as crudely printed play money. Several suspects were detained. no names released.
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Cleveland
Robert E. Holmes
U. S
Secret Service
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Labor Union and Firm Face Walkout Threat Across Nation
In New York officials from AT T Long Lines and CWA meet amid reports of a looming nationwide walkout by about 22 000 long lines workers. Scattered protests and cable damage tied to wage disputes and stalled talks extend across Bell System affiliates Indiana and Southwestern Bell.
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Bell System
Indiana
Southwestern Bell Telephone Companies
Long Lines Department
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CLO Communications Workers of America
CWA
Longlines
John Lotz
New York City
At&t
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Philadelphia
Springfield
Mass
Bell
Cast of 500 in Ohio State Fairgrounds pageant
The 17th Star a outdoor pageant of Ohio history opens Thursday at the Ohio State Fairgrounds with a cast of 500 plus horses a 35 piece orchestra and $100000 in costumes. Narration by Gene Lockhart singing by Richard Harding Humphrey script by Paul Green music by Isaac Van Grove and production by Adrian Awan. It runs 12 nights at 830 pm overlapping the state fair which opens Friday and lasts eight days.
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Columbus
Ohile
Ohio
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Gene Lockhart
Richard Harding Humphrey
Paul Green
Isaac van Grove
Adrian Awan
Sunday Creek Bridge Closed to Vehicles
A wooden bridge on Madison Street crossing Sunday Creek was closed to vehicles this morning on order of Mayor C. F. Wallace. The structure is deemed unsafe for cars but believed safe for pedestrians. the council had discussed the issue Friday night and took no action.
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Glouster
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Sunday Creek
C. F. Wallace
Dulles Urges UN Charter Change After Atomic Era Realization
Secretary of State Dulles warned the UN “pre atomic age charter” has serious inadequacies and must be altered to curb mass destruction. Speaking to the American Bar Association, he recalled San Francisco 1945 and argued the charter was obsolete before it took force. He cited reliance on wartime powers and Security Council veto as further flaws.
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Boston
Dulles
United Nations
American Bar Assn
San Francisco
Hiroshima
United States
Britain
Russia
Security Council
Ohio Strike Call Pending in CIO Local at AT&T Ohio
The Cleveland based CIO Communications Workers local says no strike order has been received. A walkout could start if the New York negotiating committee signals, affecting about 400 operators at AT&T in the Ohio Bell building. AT&T totals include 800 local employees and 1,429 statewide across all departments.
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Cleveland
Long Lines
CIO Communications Workers
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio Bell
At&t
Cincinnati
Ohio
Toledo
Dayton
Columbus
Bogart
Erie County
Cuyahoga Falls
West Unity
Williams County
Findlay
Cambridge
Springfield
Newark
Portsmouth
Botkins Shelby County
Lawyers Reject Book Purge in Freedom to Read Stand
The American Bar Association House of Delegates condemns book burning and defends subversives as a public duty while upholding freedom of the press. It supports restricting foreign libraries but argues for protecting the rights of Americans in domestic libraries.
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Boston
House of Delegates
American Bar Assn
Bar Association
Committee On Individual Rights
Tisle
United States
School Enrollment to Reach Record 36 49 700 Students
U S commissioner of education Lee M Thurston announced a record 36 49 700 children will enroll in schools and colleges in the 1953 54 academic year, two million more than the prior record. He warned about a shortage of 345 000 classrooms and widespread overcrowding while noting insufficient teachers and lagging construction.
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Washington
Lee M. Thurston
U. S
Thurston
United States
3.2 Beer Sale Ban Proposed in Denver
Edward Geer, Denver safety manager, launches a move to ban 3.2 beer sales to under 21. He cites tavern oversight as a major problem and asks the Council to raise the age after a state court ruling that 3.2 beer is non intoxicating unless proven otherwise.
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Denver
Edward Geer
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