Negotiators Reach Agenda in Korean Peace Talks at Panmunjom
Allied and Red diplomats cleared the first barrier in Panmunjom and set Monday to tackle concrete peace conference plans. Dean hailed the agenda as a diplomatic triumph while warning that major work lies ahead on site time and neutrals. Nixon welcomed the step as progress toward a free independent Korea. The POW reinterview program stalled for a tenth day.
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Panmunjom
U. E
Arthur H
Dean
Russia
Nixon
Korea
Far East
Fire hazard delays Ohio pheasant rabbit hunting season
Ohio wildlife officials postponed the pheasant and rabbit season to at least November 23 due to field and forest fire risk. The postponement also covers raccoon grouse Hungarian partridge and other game while duck season remains unaffected. Parks and public lands were closed by the forestry chief.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Division of Wildlife
Dambach
A. Alderman
State Forestry Division
Ex-Con Sought In Kidnapping of 13-Year-Old Girl
New York police searched for Anthony James Palazzola after a 26 year old ex convict abducted 13 year old Dorothea del Longo in a pre dawn robbery. The girl was held in a hotel room for several hours then released on a Queens street. She was later reported to have been assaulted and initially said not molested.
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New York
Manhattan
Anthony James Palazzola
Dorothea del Longo
Queens
Dorothea
Nelsonville Mechanic Dies in Columbus
John Long 65 of Grosvenor Street Nelsonville died Saturday at St Francis Hospital Columbus after weeks as a patient. An automobile mechanic who ran a small Nelsonville garage for years he is survived by his wife and several children. Stout funeral home handling last rites.
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Nelsonville
John Long
Grosvenor St
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Stout Funeral Home
Aged Man Shot Dead at Mansfield Home
James Richardson, 74, an elderly pensioner, was found shot to death in his Mansfield residence on Friday. Police noted a hole the size of a silver dollar in the locked screen door, likely from a shotgun blast.
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Mansfield
Ohio
James Richardson
Truman to Air Spy Case Monday
Former President Truman announced he will present all facts on the Harry Dexter White case in an all out radio and television address from Kansas City Monday night NBC and CBS planned to carry the speech. The address would be his first full public review of the case with plans for a 10:30 to 11 p.m. EST time.
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New York
Truman
Harry Dexter White
Kansas City
Missouri
Herbert Brownell, Jr
White
FBI
NBC
CBS
Menon
Disarmament Commission
Senators Seek Testimony of FBI Director Hoover
Senate leaders move to call FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover to testify on Truman’s claim that Harry Dexter White was kept in government as a surveillance decoy for suspected spies. Truman plans a Monday broadcast to present facts amid competing accounts of Hoover’s knowledge and involvement.
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Truman
White
Treasury Department
International Monetary Fund
FBI
Francis E. Walter
Pennsylvania
Washington
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
GOP Congress Deemed Vital By Kansas Republicans
Leonard Hall told a Kansas Republican dinner that 1954 victory would require a hard fight and that voters did not want to bind Ike with a Democratic Congress next year. He criticized the federal bureaucracy and praised the Eisenhower administration for a firm national defense policy against communism.
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Topeka
Kan
Ike
Leonard Hall
Kansas
Hall
Boy Dies in Blaze as Sisters Are Saved in Ohio
In Ripley Ohio a three year old boy, Vincent Thompson, died hiding under a bed as a fire swept his East Ripley home. His aunt, Mrs Russell Thompson, saved his sisters Shirley age 1 and Charlene age 4 by carrying them outside.
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Ripley
Ohio
Vincent Thompson
East Ripley
Russell Thompson
Shirley
Charlene
Controversial AD-X2 Battery Additive Declared Without Merit
A National Academy of Sciences committee backed the Bureau of Standards verdict that the battery additive AD-X2 lacks merit and recommended no further testing. California maker Jess Ritchie contends the substance can rejuvenate worn but sound automobile storage batteries.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Bureau of Standards
California
Jess Ritchie
Hiss Parole Bid Slated Saturday
Alger Hiss faces a routine annual parole review Saturday by the federal parole board. He will not appear or be questioned as the board meets in executive session and is expected to announce a decision shortly after.
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Washington
Alger Hiss
Federal Parole Board
George C. Killinger
Hiss
Prober and Army Clash Over Ft Monmouth Spy Inquiries
Senator McCarthy announces public hearings on alleged spying at Ft Monmouth radar lab. He cites Secretary Stevens statement denying espionage and argues the Army investigation may differ, planning to open files and bring in Roy Cohn to press the case.
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Portland
Maine
Sen
McCarthy
Gridiron Scores From Major Colleges and Others
A compiled list shows Ohio State 21 Purdue 6, Wisconsin 34 Illinois 7, Michigan 14 Michigan State 6, Iowa 27 Minnesota 0, Notre Dame 34 North Carolina 6, Pitt 40 NC State 6, Army 21 Navy 14, Yale 26 Princeton 24, and many other results including heavy wins like Arkansas 7 Missouri 16 and Alabama 138 over Georgia Tech 6. The roundup includes diverse programs from Texas Tech 49 Tulsa 7 to Houston 837 scorelines and smaller schools such as Denison 27 Oberlin 26 and Wooster 54 Hiram 7.
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Ohio State
Purdue
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Michigan State
Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
Notre Dame
North Car
Pitt
N.car. State
Army
Pennsylvania
Navy
Columbia
Marquette
Holy Cross
Wesleyan
Trinity
South Car
W. Virginia
Fordham
Temple
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Dartmouth
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Boston U
Villanova
Syracuse
Colgate
Maryland
Mississippi
Auburn
Miss
State
LSU
Houston
Baylor
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Colorado
Nebraska
Rice
Texas A&m
Texas
Texas Christian
Wooster
Hiram
Case Tech
W&d
Ohio West
Wittenberg
Miami
Dayton
Denison
Oberlin
UN Disarmament Plan Faces Vote Snags
At the United Nations, India’s V K Krishna Menon stalled a key vote in the Political Committee on disarmament proposals. Soviet deputy Andrei Vishinsky pressed for unity while behind the scenes diplomats weighed a 14-nation plan calling for international control and possible private talks under the Disarmament Commission.
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United Nations
N. Y
V. K. Krishna Menon
India
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Jacob A. Malik
Red Bloc
Vishinsky
Disarmament Commission
Alexis Kyrou
Greece
Rafael de la Colina
Mexico
Paris Assembly
Menon
Home-Brewed Nitro Sunk After River Disposal
Jules Kaplan's chemistry lesson turned dangerous as two pounds of nitro were disposed of by firemen policemen Coast Guardsmen and an Army detachment team. The 17 year old watched as the frothing liquid was poured into a saw dust filled pail then lowered 50 feet into the Ohio River where a Coast Guard boat waited and retrieved it.
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Louisville
Jules Kaplan
Ohio River
Coast Guard
Rates Rise on Auto Insurance Tomorrow
Ohio motorists face higher auto insurance costs starting Monday due to a new classification schedule by the state division of insurance. Walter A. Robinson says owners with National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters firms may see some cuts, while those with Ohio Bureau of Casualty Underwriters members face increases.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Division of Insurance
Walter A. Robinson
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
Ohio Bureau of Casualty
Woman Hospitalized After Drinking Laundry Bleach
Mrs. Joan Houda shelt of Pomeroy was given first aid and taken to Meigs General Hospital after reportedly drinking a glass of laundry bleach at her mother’s Rutland home. Her condition was listed as satisfactory Saturday night.
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Pomeroy
Joan Houdashelt
Meigs General Hospital
Iva Cremeans
Rutland
Eisenhower Urges North American Defenses in Canada Visit
President Eisenhower told Canada's Parliament that U S and Canada must gear defense plans to Soviet atomic attack capability. He pledged joint North American protection without abandoning Western Europe or Pacific friends, as First Lady celebrated her 57th birthday during the visit. The address followed a formal review and a 21 gun salute, with French remarks prompting desk bangs.
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Ottawa
Ont
Eisenhower
Russia
Canada
North America
House of Commons
Senate
United States
Western
Europe
Pacific
Adeau Hall
Ohio U. Cats Clinch MAC Title With 22-14 Win
Ohio University wins its first Mid-American Conference football title by defeating Bowling Green 22-14. Lou Sawchik provided the key play with a 215 pound run after a high catch to put the Bobcats ahead. Bill Bradshaw led Bowling Green with sharp quarterbacking and a 73 yard punt, but OU held on to clinch the crown.
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Jim Bryan
Bowling Green
Ohio University
Charlie Bell
Bryan
Bradshaw
Messenger Sports
Falcons
Ohio U
Lou Sawchik
Bobcats
Bill Bradshaw
Falcon
Bob Whittaker
Iran Bazaar Roof Demolition to Quell Riots
Premier Fazollah Zahedi pressured Bazaar merchants to stop pro-Mossa degh demonstrations after troops guarded Sabz Mehdaz Bazaar. Crews ripped 500 feet of roof to reveal shops, while patrols controlled crowds. A Bazaar delegation pledged to refrain from further protests.
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Tehran
Iran
Fazollah Zahedi
Sabz
Zahedi
China Trade Bars To Stay
Senator Ferguson said the government would reject any U S company plan to sell automobiles in Red China and that no application has been made. The United States cut off trade during the Korean War and has not lifted the barriers. Ferguson commented after a Chrysler executive suggested open to limited trade might be studied.
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Washington
Sen
Ferguson
R-Mich
U.S
China
United States
Detroit
Chrysler Company
State and Commerce Departments
Israel's Premier Opens Campaign to Quit Helm
Israel's David Ben-Gurion, premier and defense minister, begins the final phase of his bid to retire from politics. He plans to live in a desert collective near Beersheba at Sheh Boker, study and write, and observe the state he helped create, while remaining in Knesset only for special occasions.
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Jerusalem
David Ben- Gurion
Negev
Mapai Labor Party
Beersheba
Sheh Boker
Ben-Gurion
Sheh Baker
Knesset
Mapai Party
Youth Slays Couple and Ward in Floodwood
In Floodwood Minnesota a 17 year old youth drove into town and confessed to killing George Snider 61 his wife 56 and Richard Demars 18 a state ward who lived with the Snyders Sheriff Sam Owens said the youth claimed he could not recall the shooting and called it a senseless tragedy saying Demars had been his best friend.
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Floodwood
Minn
Minnesota
George Snider
Richard Demars
Snyders
Demars
Sam Owens
Duluth
Reoe
Owens
Gas Bomb Forces Evacuation At Beaver Theater
In Des Moines two 13 year old boys set off a tear gas bomb at the Beaver Theater. About 250 patrons fled in tears and screams. One woman fainted, her husband carried her out. A teen was treated at hospital and a police officer grew nauseated while collecting abandoned items.
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Des Moines
Beaver
Voice beams purge facts to Russians
The U S Information Agency head says Voice of America broadcasts will expose Kremlin distortions. Theodore C Streibert cites East German uprisings and Beria's purge as proof Soviet propaganda is challenged. Broadcasts are tailored to regional audiences including Communist elites and technical professionals.
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ST. Louis
U. S. Information Agency
Voice of America
Russia
Kremlin
Theodore C. Streibert
East Germany
Beria
Streibert
Wage hike approved for Goodyear Atomic workers
An 8 percent and 2 cent hourly raise, retroactive to mid October, was approved Friday for 750 Goodyear Atomic Corp employees at the Pike County atomic energy plant in Portsmouth Ohio.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Goodyear Atomic Corp
Pike County
Dr. Baker Lausche To Speak At Dinner In Columbus
The Ohio Newspaper Assn and the Ohio Assn of Radio and Television Broadcasters will be honored at a privately sponsored dinner marking the state sesquicentennial. Gov. Frank Lausche, Dr. John C. Baker of Ohio University, Harvey S. Firestone Jr., and Roger H. Ferger will attend as speakers.
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Columbus
Ohio Newspaper Assn
Ohio Assn
Ohio
Crash Kills Girl in Columbus
Alice L. Betts a 15 year old of Columbus was killed Friday night when an automobile failed to make a turn near Columbus.
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Columbus
Alice L. Betts
Three Churches Plan Unified Presbyterian Merger
In Cincinnati on Saturday three major Presbyterian bodies adopted a merger plan uniting the Presbyterian Church in the U S A the Presbyterian Church in the U S and the United Presbyterian Church. The proposed church would serve about 3 1/2 million members and seek approval in 1954.
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Cincinnati
General Assemblies of the Presbyterian Church of the
U.S.A
Presbyterian Church In
U. S
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Forgetful Husband Abandons Wife After Quick Nov Marriage
In Cincinnati Marie Cowles, 16, complains to police that her husband William Cowles, 27, a Texas trucker, left her after marrying on Nov 1. She notes he departed Nov 2 and she laments no postcard was sent.
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Cincinnati
Marie Cowles
William Cowles
Texas
Nation Warned Of Nerve Gas
Federal civil defense experts warned of possible nerve gas use in a big war. They said a few enemy planes could concentrate the gas over any U S target. They cited Dr. Thomas H Alphin and Col James H Delandorf praising a low cost civilian gas mask from the Army Chemical Corps.
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Washington
United States
Thomas H. Alphin
James H. Delandorf
Army
Chemical Corps
Sergeant Kidnaped Two Airmen Charged
MADISON Wisconsin two Chanute Field airmen Corydon Umber and Carl Lainhart were charged with kidnapping Sgt Joseph Dragony after forcing him to drive them from Illinois to Wisconsin. They waived preliminary hearing Friday after the sergeant called for help.
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Madison
Wis
Chanute Field
Illinois
Wisconsin
U. S. District
Corydon Umber
Lion Mountain
N. Y
Carl Lainhart
Miami
Ohio
Joseph Dragony
Brown Named President of Sigma Delta Chi
Robert V. A. Brown editor of Editor & Publisher magazine was elected Saturday president of Sigma Delta Chi journalism fraternity. He succeeds Lee Hills executive editor of the Detroit Free Press and Miami Herald.
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ST. Louis
Robert VA. Brown
Editor
Sigma Delta Chi
Lee Hills
Detroit Free Press
Miami Herald
Radio Station Official Jailed For Unauthorized High School Broadcast
Ironton Ohio radio station president Marshall Rosene 47 of WNXT Portsmouth jailed after attempting to broadcast the Ironton Portsmouth high school football game from a truck outside the stadium without school approval. He posted 35 dollar bond and faces charges of driving a truck off a truck route and disobeying an officer. Two other stations had permission to broadcast the game. The school board had no record of WNXT applying for permission and cited a policy against broadcasts as financially unfavorable.
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Ironton
Ohio
Ironton- Portsmouth
Marshall Rosene
WNXT
Portsmouth
John J. Gallagher
Patrol Investigators Arrest Gallia Resident
Gallipolis resident John Marks, 25, was arrested on Route 1 by state highway patrols and lodged in Gallia County jail for investigation. Sheriff Obenour turned him over to Marion County authorities at about 7 p.m. Saturday for further handling with two patrol plainclothesmen involved.
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Gallipolis
John Marks
State Highway Patrol
Gallia County
Glenn Obenour
Marion County
Obenour
MacClaskey
Marks
George Ehman
Or County
Ehman
George
Wilmington
da Vis
Akron
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