Khrushchev Tightens Control Ahead of Soviet Congress
The Soviet party boss removes top aides and reshuffles posts as he prepares for the 20th party congress. Sergei Kruglov is fired as interior minister and replaced by N P Dudorov while A M Puranov loses the Russian premier post to M A Yasnov. Ged in Lithuania and Parshin lose key roles as the purge widens with Malenkov-era allies targeted.
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Tom Whitney
New York
Nixa Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Cuf
Khrushchev
Sergei Kruglov
N. P. Dudorov
Kruglov
Dudorov
M. Puranov
Russsian Republic
M. A. Yasnov
Moscow
Puzanov
Lithuania
Georgi Malenkov
Soil Bank Adds Cash Could Boost Farmers Income
Senator Aiken predicts the soil-bank program could add about two billion dollars to farm income this year if Congress keeps flexible prices. Senate leaders Ellender Young push higher price supports for cotton wheat corn rice and peanuts, warning the bill as is risks a veto.
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Washington
Aiken
R-Vi
Con ‘Gress
Eisenhower
Benson
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Young
R-Nd
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Anderson
D-Nm
British Turncoats Fail to Unveil Most of Riddles
Moscow reports reveal that Guy Burgess and Don Maclean faced police nets across Europe as questions persist about what they knew of Kremlin plans and how their hidden routes might have influenced global events. The Cambridge meeting and secrets remain debated as tensions rise before the Soviet Union's congress.
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Moscow
Pny
Serseala
Borges
Guy Burgess
Kremlin
Cambridge University
Oatey
Europe
Experts Eye Westinghouse Strike in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg labor experts named to a fact finding board by Governor Leader prepared to study the 120 day Westinghouse strike. The walkout has shut 30 plants and idled about 35 000 workers in two unions 44 000 in IUE and 10 300 in WE. The IUE accepts the program while Westinghouse will review Leader plan details before replying.
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Harrisbung
Gr. George M
Pennsylvania
West
Federal ‘Mediation and ‘Condition Service
Westinghouse
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
United Eletrical Workers
Pittsburgh
Killer of 44 Perse Goes to Mental Clinic After Death by Action
John Gilbert Graham, accused of bombing a United Air Lines crash that killed 44, was placed in a psychopathic hospital in a straightjacket after a suicide attempt in his Denver jail cell. Dist. Judge McDonald ordered further examination as he awaits trial for his mother’s murder linked to the bombing.
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Perse
Wees
John Gilbert Graham
Denver
Joseph M. McDonald
Graham
United Air Lines
Tutor To Aid Coed Awaiting Court Ruling
In Birmingham Alabama a tutor may be hired to help Auth ine Lucy stay updated on school work while her federal case against the University of Alabama proceeds. Arthur Shores, her attorney, says such a plan is under consideration as Lucy remains excluded from classes after campus demonstrations.
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Birmingham
Ala
Authine Lucy
University of Alabama
Arthur Shores
Lucy
Integration Is Pushed by Christian Student Council
Cincinnati report notes the Executive Committee of the United Student Christian Council adopted a resolution urging racial integration on college campuses and in churches. The move, adopted before the Christian Education Division’s National Council of Churches convention, aims to reduce campus racial tensions without naming specific incidents.
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Cacinnati
United Student Christian Council
Christian Education Division
National Council of Churches
Nasser declines Jordan proposed Arab chiefs meeting
Cairo reports Egyptian Premier Gamel Abdel Nasser refused to attend a Jordan suggested gathering of Arab government leaders to discuss the Arab Israeli dispute. A well informed source said Nasser could not meet with the Iraqis represented in the talks.
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Nasser
Cairo
Egypt
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Puppies wanted in Messenger Want Ad section
Advert says many more puppies needed with households ready to adopt. The notice notes callers from Pomeroy and Gallipolis and emphasizes the ad’s effectiveness, inviting readers to place their own ad by dialing 31242.
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Messenger
Asovo
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Rioting at Harlem Prison Farm No 1 Detained 490 Convicts
In Richmond Texas Sunday a 14 hour riot broke out as 75 armed officers faced 490 prisoners at Harlem Prison Farm No 1. Tear gas and fire hoses used after convicts smashed windows and set mattresses ablaze while 12 Anglo American trusties remained separate. Most inmates were Latin American. manager B Ellis reported signs of drug influence.
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Hichmond
Tex—o
Harlem
B. Ellis
The
Druj
Killer Is Returned To Face Indiana Electrocution
Leslie Irvin known as Mad Dog says he will waive extradition and travel to Indiana to face the electric chair for a murder and several other charges. He escaped from Princeton jail and hitchhiked to California before being captured by San Francisco police while trying to pawn stolen diamonds.
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Leslie
Mad Dog
Irvin
Indiana
Princeton
Ind
California
San Francisco
Solon Presses Inquiry Expansion Into Campaign Gift
Washington report says Sen Chase faces a broader probe after a $2500 offer disclosed by oil firm funds. Sen Weems resigns from Elections subcommittee to allow wider inquiry. Testimony links money to Howard Keck of Superior Oil and Soviet agents Burgess and Maclean.
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Washington
Sendwe Hennings
D-Mo
Senate
Senator Chase
RSC
George
Elmer Patman
Austin
Tex
Superior Oil Co
California
Neffin
Howard Keck
Superior Oi
Canberra
Australia
Forgeles
Keck
Faclean
Burgess
Case
Vladimir Petrov
Goa
Maclean
MGB
Soviet Ministry of State Security
Weekend toll climbs from accidents fire and storms
Fire and several unusual accidents raised the weekend death toll across the state. Four teens died in traffic around Ohio roads from Friday evening to Sunday midnight. A Marietta fire killed two residents and left 10 escapees. Fire officials cited intense heat and smoke as the cause for two deaths.
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Marietta
Cleveland Weber
Edna Ervine
London
Europe
Toll Iee Bay
Toledo
Dakota
Rcross
Macedon
Strezimir
Torbes
Britain
Maly
Yugo
Turkey
Holland
Austria
Terland
Sweden
Saplin
Belgium
Cyprus
Tripoli
Portugal
Stevenson Hit by Solon In Radio Debate
A New York congressman quoted Rep William E Miller during a radio discussion at night arguing the Democratic candidate spoke of a government “of the rich by the rich and for the rich” in a September speech. Rep Eugene J McCarthy countered that business influence is evident in the current administration.
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Akron
New York
William E. Miller
RNY
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Congress
Broken Leg Fails to Halt Daily Work
Bland, Virginia resident John Richardson returned home from work and fell on his wife’s waxed floor injuring his wooden leg. The incident did not stop him from continuing his daily tasks.
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Bland
John Richardson
Twin 14-Year-Olds Charged in Slaying of 9-Year-Old
In Wheeling investigators hold twin brothers after 9-year-old Powell is found slain with skull crushed and chest nicked. The 14-year-olds are jailed in a juvenile facility and charged with murder after admitting little while a knife found in a jacket sleeve is linked to the case. Their mother is hospitalized in shock as father aids the custody process.
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Powell
Thomas Williams
Thomas
Wheeling
Seven U. S. crew found safe after three day search
Seven sailors aboard a crash boat were found safe today after a three day search. The craft ran out of gas between Japan and Korea and nosed into a cove off Korea's southwest tip Friday during a storm. They were picked up by a sister ship, an Air Force spokesman said.
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Sevenu
Japan
Korea
Air Force
Doctors to study president’s heart tests for decision
Reports say Dr. Paul Dudley White will join the plan to analyze Eisenhower’s heart tests. The doctors will release findings publicly after the review, with White concluding the tests and methods may aid human heart studies.
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White
Boston
Eisenhower
San Diego
Calif
West Coast
Paul Dudley
Thomasville
Treasury
Humphrey Pnemy
National Geographic Society
Stevenson Harriman clash over civil rights amendment
Adlai Stevenson and Averell Harriman spar over a Powell amendment to a federal school construction program. Harriman backs federal aid with a firm segregation stance, while Stevenson argues cutting Southern states from funds won’t reduce prejudice and should not drive the campaign. The dispute centers on school integration and federal funding policy amid Democratic and national politics.
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Associated Press
Adlai
Stevenson
Averell Harriman Eisenhower
Harriman Harriman
New
Sition
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de Stevenson
Portand
Ore
Hall
Truman
Rum
GOP
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Harriman
Congress
Outbreak of Brahma Steers Triggers Police Shootout in Phoenix
Sunday afternoon calm in downtown Phoenix ended as Brahma steers broke from a feed pen. Police fired on the beasts, four were cornered after about an hour, and four were killed. One steer charged through the baggage room at Union Depot scattering redcaps and travelers.
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Munsit
Ang
Phoenix
Union
Labor Sees GOP Edge in 1956 Race Despite Issues
AFL CIO strategists James L. McDevitt and Jack Kroll say Republicans hold a 56 edge due to Eisenhower's proposed spending boosts for schools housing social security health and roads. They argue farm price declines remain Democrats' strongest domestic issue and GOP advantage stems from control of communications.
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Miami Beach
AFL - CI0
Afl-Cio
James L. McDevitt
Jack Kroll
Eisenhower
Explosion Buries Four In Downtown Meat House Collapse
A three story building explosion in a downtown meat wholesale district buried four men in rubble. Firefighters recovered Paul Dunn and Stanley Damschroder with burns. two others Melvin Keggleman and James Liphart remained missing as crews searched. Laborer James Dunn suffered internal injuries. Later plans announced for a multi million dollar Can Do plant in Cincinnati to manufacture containers for shortening soaps and beer.
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Paul
Stanley Damschroder
Melvin Keggleman
James Liphart
James Dunn
Cincinnati
Battelle to examine atom power plants and reactor research
Battelle will study atomic power plants at its Columbus division facility, exploring reactor designs and fuels. The program includes a 400 acre site, a pool reactor to come online later this year, and a second unit in the 3% million dollar research effort.
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Columbus Nerial Institute
N— Battelle
Here
Bat
Telle
Energy Research
H. R. Nelson
Atomic Energy Research Enter
Bullehs
Atomic Energy Commission
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