Navy Sees decisive action in Asia amid cautious notes
Pearl Harbor reports that Admiral Burke and Admiral Stump voice strong will to punish aggression fast while warning subversion could unfold before action is possible. Indonesia emerges as a prime target for Communist control as U S involvement would be seen as imperialism without mutual defense pacts.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian
Asia
Pacific
Asian Seaboard
Stump
Burke
United States
Indonesia
Netherlands
Snark Missile Tests Reported From Cape Canaveral
The Pentagon disclosed a test firing of the Snark intercontinental guided missile at Cape Canaveral Florida with few details. Admiral Arleigh Burke said intercontinental missiles do not render other weapons obsolete while Air Force and Army missiles are also cited. A separate report describes wind tunnel tests by the Air Force Research and Development Command simulating reentry with temperatures over 15000 degrees Fahrenheit and pressures above 20000 psi reaching up to 20 times the speed of sound.
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Washington
Pentagon
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Defense Department
Florida
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Air Force
Navy
Navy Air
Baltimore
Stronger Asian Flu Vaccine Expected by November
U S surgeon general Dr LeRoy E Burney said Thursday night a more powerful vaccine against Asian flu should be ready for release by the end of November.
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Oklahoma City
U. S
Leroy E. Burney
Authority Cites Research Lag in Training Reform
M H Trytten, director of the Office of Scientific Personnel, says months are needed to retool training programs after Russia’s Sputnik and hydrogen warhead claims. He warns high level researchers will remain scarce and the U S relative supply may worsen versus Iron Curtain nations, despite rising engineering graduations.
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Chicago
M. H. Trytten
Russia
Trytten
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Washington
SAC Contest Wipes Out Three Cities
The second round of six daily Strategic Air Command trials saw an armada of atomic bombers led by two British jets, the Avro Vulcan and Vickers Valiant, reportedly wipe out Kansas City St. Louis and Atlanta in darkness. A Vulcan started 27th and a Valiant 43rd in the opening day setback. top score came from a B47 crew of the 22nd Bomb Wing March AFB California with close follow-ups from the 509th Bomb Wing Walker AFB Roswell NM.
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Pinecastle
Fila
Britain
Royal Air Force
Kansas City
St. Louis
Atlanta
Strategic Air Command
Florida
March Afb
Calif
509Th
Walker Afb
Roswell
N. M
Trick Treats for Mrs DeSanders on Halloween Anniversary
Halloween brought a trick and a treat for Mrs Bill DeSanders. Her husband presented a small broom of gold and diamonds inscribed To my favorite witch marking her wedding anniversary and a festive surprise from her spouse.
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Dallas
Bill DeSanders
Hiram College to Build New Physical Education Center
Hiram College will construct a million-dollar physical education center next summer. Preliminary plans have been approved, says president Paul F. Sharp.
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HIRAM
Hiram College
Paul F. Sharp
Patrolman Charged With Bribery In License Scheme
Cleveland report says state driver’s license examiner Ralph E Switzer 38 faced bribery charges after six hours of questioning. Joseph Benson 35 of Lakewood a driving school operator claimed he paid 300 to 400 dollars to have exams altered for non English speaking students.
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Cleveland—I
Ralph E Switzer
Highway Patrol
Joseph Benson
Lakewood
Benson
Switzer
Medical advances combat heart disease toll in America
The Sunday Messenger reports progress in diagnosing and treating heart disease, noting fewer deaths and better living adaptations for minor heart ailments. It highlights daring surgeries for serious attacks, a Navy Day message by Thomas Gates, and features on Gene Kelly, a home trade in real estate, and Halloween family content.
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Your Messenger
U. S. S. Forrestal
Navy
Sunday Messenger
Cincinnati Coed Chosen Queen Of Ol Homecoming
Miss Lois Yeager a Cincinnati sophomore art major and Pi Beta Phi member was elected Ohio University 1957 Homecoming Queen. Attendants Miss Sue Ormond of Hudson and Miss Nancy Siferd of Lima, both sophomores, will join the event with the queen crowned at the Homecoming dance after Saturday’s football game against Western Michigan.
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Cincinnati
Ohio University
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Sue Ormond
Hudson
Nancy Siferd
Lima
Miss Ormond
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Miss Siferd
Alpha Delta Pi
Messenger
Western Michigan
Linda Nichols
Corn Plans New Trial Motion Today
Dustine E. Corn Ironton city councilman convicted of federal tax evasion seeks a new trial in Federal Court in Columbus with attorney Robert Gorman stating a likely motion today. Corn was convicted on 13 of 16 counts for failure to file returns on about 10 000 in cabaret taxes and to remit money to the government, awaiting sentencing with a possible 45 year term and 130 000 fine. Judge Underwood deferred sentencing for a medical exam.
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Columbus
Dustine E
Ducky) Corn
Ironton
Robert Gorman
Corn
Columbus City
Mell G. Underwood
NATCO Plant in Haydenville Shuts for Two Weeks
NATCO Corp plant at Haydenville suspends operations for two weeks to install a new grinding machine in the Clay Processing Department. Most workers are laid off except 12 to 15 loaders. Plant had been part time due to weak orders and will resume around November 18 per superintendent C. S. Matheny.
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LOGAN
Natco Corp
Haydenville
C. S. Matheny
Matheny
Soviet Navy Denounces One Man Command Drive
Moscow reports claim a push for centralized control in the army and navy faced decisive condemnation. Zhukov’s fate remains unclear after his removal as defense minister amid rumors of party punishment and possible exile from the Central Committee.
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Moscow
Soviet Navy
Communist Party
Georgi K. Zhukov
Zhukov
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Central Committee
Presidium
Politburo
Notifications To Be Stopped In Ohio
Columbus will end a year old driver license renewal notice system in December. State registrar George C Braden says saving about 100000 to 110000 dollars annually will result. Drivers may renew as before by presenting their three year license to a deputy registrar.
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Columbus
Ohio
George C. Braden
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Braden
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. William Robben Dies
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. William Robben, 78, pastor at St. Raphael Home for the Aged in Columbus since 1953, died Thursday at Mt. Carmel Hospital after a short illness. His pastoral work included assignments in Temperanceville Barnesville Corning Marietta and Ironton.
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Columbus
William Robben
St. Raphael Home For
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Temperanceville
Barnesville
Corning
Marietta
Ironton
Commission Must Allot Funds To Court
Jacob Lindley founder of church over 100 at Pomeroy Halloween party festivities orderly at Middleport Bulldogs travel to Logan tonight Athens County voting places listed City Hall project approval asked.
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Jacob Lindley
Pomeroy
Middleport
Bulldogs
Logan
Athens County
Knight May Run for Senate
Sacramento reports that Gov. Goodwin Knight may abandon re election to seek a U S Senate seat. The possibility would tilt the California GOP toward Sen. William F Knowland, avoiding a June primary battle but leaving Knight facing uncertainty over his political future. No direct confirmation came from Knight who was resting under doctor orders and has said he intended to run again. Opposition within the party warns the Knight Knowland clash could hurt GOP in 1958 and 1960 elections.
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Sacramento
Calif
Goodwin Knight
U.S. Senate
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington
William F. Knowland
Edmund G. Brown
Knight
Senate
Tom Bright
McElroy Plans Inspection Tour at North American Aviation Plant
Secretary of Defense McElroy is due to arrive by plane in Columbus late today for a Saturday inspection tour of North American Aviation Inc plant here.
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Columbus
Defense McElroy
North American Aviation, Inc
Teamsters Refuse Clean-Up as AFL-CIO Crisis Looms
The Teamsters Union will appeal the corruption charges to the AFL-CIO convention opening Dec 5 in Atlantic City, risking expulsion. Retiring president Dave Beck said an appeal might not stop the ouster, while leaders like James Hoffa face misconduct accusations and fund misuse.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
Atlantic City
Dave Beck
Beck
Afl-Cio Council
Afl-Cnio
James Hoffa
Senate
Cincinnati Covington Bridge Plan Upgraded to Single Deck
Ohio and Kentucky officials along with Cincinnati favor a single deck 105 foot bridge to connect Cincinnati with Covington Kentucky. Six traffic lanes would be accommodated and the federal government would cover 90 percent of an estimated twelve million dollar cost pending formal construction request and federal review.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Covington
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Oregon Legislature Deadlock Over Tax Cut Size
Salem Ore The Oregon state legislature in special session cannot agree on the size of tax cuts amid an expected 74 million dollar surplus. The stalemate involves both houses and the governor.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Arrest Orders Target NAACP Officers in Little Rock
Little Rock authorities move to arrest NAACP officers found in the city amid a new ordinance demanding confidential records. Acting Mayor Evans and seven aldermen approved the measure after the national group failed to disclose files. Two officers were known locally, including Mrs. L C Bates in New York and Rev. J C Crenchaw in Little Rock. The NAACP sought a restraining order in U S District Court with a hearing set for November 4. Segregationist groups filed their records with the city as tension grows.
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Lee H
Evans
NAACP
L. C. Bates
New York
J. C. Crenchaw
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Little Rock
Mann
Klansman Convicted of Mayhem Gets 20 Year Term
In Birmingham Alabama Joe E Pritchett a 31 year old construction worker was found guilty of mayhem by a circuit county jury after about 40 minutes of deliberation He received the maximum 20 year sentence Judge Alta King called the act one of the worst before his bench Two other Klansmen testified against him and one was among those accused in a Nat King Cole stage attack last year at Municipal Auditorium It is the first verdict in a six defendant case with five more trials to come next week
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Joe E. Pritchett
Alta King
King
Pritchett
Nat (King) Cole
Municipal Auditorium
Ohio Five Day Forecast With Temps Near Normal
Temperatures will average near normal with north high around 58 and south 54. Precipitation expected as showers Sunday or Monday totaling one-third to one-half inch. Tonight and Saturday fair and mild with lows near 40 to 42 and highs 63 to 66. West Virginia sees considerable cloudiness with a chance of rain in the extreme east and mountain areas dipping into the 30s.
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West Virginia
Rangers Tighten Grip in East Texas Strike Zone
Texas Ranger Captain Jay Banks, reinforced by 10 Rangers and 16 state patrolmen, vows to keep order around the Lone Star Steel Co. plant in Daingerfield amid a six week wildcat strike marked by bombings and gunfire. The plant, with about 3500 workers, has seen 700 stay away, 600 return, and 950 hired. union protests oppose seniority rules for rehiring strike leaders.
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East Texas
Daingerfield
Tex
Texas
Jay Banks
Lone Star Steel Co
Banks
F. B. Germany
Lone Star Steel
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