Delegates Seek OK for Atom Plan at UN Assembly
United Nations delegates plan speeches to push Eis enhower atoms for peace program. Co D Jackson, former adviser, takes major UN role urging immediate action for an international atomic agency and a world science congress. Russia’s Vishinsky signals unsure stance on joining Western proposed small committee to organize next year's scientific congress on peaceful atomic energy.
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Andrei Vishinsky
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United King
Anthony Nutting
Vishinsky
Eisenhower
UN General Assembly
Russia
International Atomic Energy Agency
UN Security Council
United Nations
N. Y
U. S
UN Assembly
Co. D. Jackson
Assembly
Jackson
Four Crewmen Rescued After Navy Plane Ditching
In Pamlico Sound 75 miles south of Elizabeth City N C four of five crewmen from a Navy patrol plane were rescued in a life raft. Coast Guard aircraft spotted them and transported to Elizabeth City Air Station. One survivor had head injuries and another a broken leg. No names released. Marine Corps jet from search effort disappeared with two aboard and had fuel to stay aloft only until 10 p.m.
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Norfolk
Pamlico Sound
Elizabeth City
N. C
5Th Naval District
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Navy
Ohio Lawyers Study Plan To Name Judges
The 8200 members of the Ohio State Bar Association will consider a proposal to change appellate and supreme court judges from elective to appointive offices. Association secretary-treasurer Joseph B. Miller said the council of delegates agreed to refer the question to the full membership with no submission date set.
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Columbus
Ohio State Bar Association
Supreme Court
Joseph B. Miller
Council of Delegates
Nationalist Press Calls for Retaliation Over Taiping Sinking
Taipei reports top Nationalist officers discuss immediate retaliation after the Taiping destroyer escort sinking north of Formosa. Four Red torpedo boats attacked near Tachen and Yushan Islands. 28 of 180 crewmen reported missing, rescue ships recovered survivors. Communist victory seen as warning of stronger actions to come.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Taiping
Redhina
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chung Han Daily News
Soviet
Russia
Tsingtao
North China
Decker
Tachen Islands
Cheking Province
Yushan Island
Hunters Start Season Opens Across Ohio With Warden Support
Ohio hunters begin rabbit and pheasant seasons as about 200 to 250 game wardens join efforts to enforce laws and prevent accidents. Squirrel season ended Oct 12 with six killed and 41 wounded. 1953 saw four killed and 28 wounded. Pheasant season runs to Dec 4, rabbit to Jan 1, with daily hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. conditions, limits: rabbits four daily four in possession, pheasants two daily four in possession after first day, grouse three daily six in possession, partridge two daily four in possession.
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Columbus
Ohio
Division of Wildlife
Man Ends Life After Family Separation Move
Oklahoma City police reported Jett E. Wilson a 61 year old boarder hanged himself from a garage door after learning he would be separated from the family he lived with. Mrs. Bennie Jean Lambert said he was deeply attached to her children and that she would find him a new place to live.
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Oklahoma City
Jett E. Wilson
Bennie Jean Lambert
Ohio Weekend Traffic and Fire Toll Reaches 12
The Associated Press reports nine people died in Ohio traffic crashes over the weekend. Two children perished in Portsmouth and Cleveland fires, and a man died after consuming antifreeze, totaling 12 accidental deaths.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Portsmouth
Cleveland
Ohio axle mileage tax eyed for overhaul next year
Ohio lawmakers plan a rugged overhaul of the axle-mile truck tax in the 1970 session. A survey of 69 legislators shows most expect no repeal, citing untested effects after a year with $11.23 million collected vs $20 million projected. Sixty-three percent favor amendments. 24% want outright repeal.
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Akron
Ohio
Government Blacklists 20 Contractors
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell announced that 20 building contractors were blacklisted in the last fiscal year for violating wage and labor standards. He said the number was five times the total for 17 years and pledged vigorous action. He cited Texas and New Mexico examples without naming firms.
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Cincinnati
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
AFL United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Texas
New Mexico
Air Force Base
Search Ends for Missing Mother in Springfield Hunt
Clark County Sheriff says he will not extend the search for 26 year old Jessie Fox mother of five last seen Saturday night in South Charleston. About 500 volunteers scoured roughly W square miles from South Charleston to Cedarville but found no trace. Sheriff suspects amnesia as she has been under medical care for a nervous disorder.
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Springfield
Clark County
J. Arthur Shuman
Jessie Fox
South Charleston
Cedarville
Shuman
Ike Rayburn To Talk On Foreign Policy
Rep. Sam Rayburn plans to travel to Washington to confer with President Eisenhower on U S foreign policy. The veteran Democrat, expected to become House speaker in the new Congress, said the president needs guidance on handling foreign affairs.
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Ike
Rayburn
Police hunt lead in Bowling Green supermarket theft
Police seek a lead in a theft at Dixie Food Town in Bowling Green over the weekend. About 12 000 to 15 000 was stolen from a small safe within a larger safe that was pried open after entry through the roof. Store Manager Paul Pope estimated the loss after discovering the break yesterday morning.
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Bowling Green
Dixie Food Town
Paul Pope
Shopbreaker Nabbed: Officer Is Slugged
Flint patrolman Richard Voight 35 stopped a man breaking into a motorcycle shop early yesterday. He handcuffed the suspect but a second thief turned off the lights and struck him, leaving Voight unconscious and missing his handcuffs and keys.
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Flint, Mich
Richard Voight
Killer of 2 Hangs Self At Jail
Lancaster AP report: 20 year old Joe Chamberlin, who confessed to beating his infant son to death and to harming his wife’s grandmother Elizabeth King, hanged himself in his jail cell after a prior suicide attempt.
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Lancaster
Joe Chamberlin
Elizabeth King
Donna
Carpenters Head Seeks Red Ban Proposal
Cincinnati republication reports AFL Carpenters Union President Maurice A. Hutcheson urged amending the constitution to authorize local unions to require non Communist affidavits from members under suspicion. He noted the union bars Communists since 1926 but said stronger rules could target hidden communists.
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Cincinnati
Maurice A. Hutcheson
AFL Carpenters Union
Hutcheson
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
United States
Canada
Teamsters
American Federation of Labor
Carpenters
Ike Asks OK Of Arms Pact
President Eisenhower asked the Senate to approve treaties freeing and rearming West Germany on the Western side. He called the accords a step toward peace and sent London Paris signed documents to Congress. The measures would restore German sovereignty, end occupation, and align West Germany with NATO and the Brussels Pact with Italy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
West Germany
Free World
London
Paris
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Italy
Cause Undetermined In Four Factory Fire
Fire in Wadsworth damaged four factories Saturday night with total losses pegged at 500000. Fire Chief Charles Albers said the blaze cause was undetermined after preliminary damage estimates of Enjay Co 300000 Wadsworth Lumber Co 90000 Agri-Industries 10000 and C W Cope Machine Shop 1500.
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Wadsworth
Charles Albers
Enjay Co
Wadsworth Lumber Co
Agri-Industries
C. W. Cope
Actress Fay Baker Kirk Dies in New York
Stage and screen actress Fay Baker Kirk died Saturday in New York. Her career spanned theater and film across several decades.
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New York
Fay Baker Kirk
Dead Girl’s Eyes To Go On Seeing
In Cincinnati two residents will receive eyes from Marianne Brothers, a 12 year old girl who died after injuries. The donor’s eyes were donated to the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital in New York and will be selected for recipients by the hospital. Marianne was an only child.
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Cincinnati
Marianne Brothers
Mia
Soria Heuthoes
Reading
Manhattan Eye & Ear Hospital
New York
Marianne
Boy Shoots His Brother in Cleveland
Police report a 4-year-old, John Klein, was shot by his older brother Douglas with a deer rifle in Cleveland. The rifle was found loaded in the attic. the bullet damaged multiple internal organs and required a three hour operation to remove the spleen.
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Cleveland
Walter Klein
John Klein
Douglas
Father of Cardinal Collects Own Insurance
ABINGTON Mass William S S Spellman father of Francis Cardinal Spellman Catholic archbishop of New York enjoys collecting on his own life insurance He outlived the policy Insurance experts say that happens to only one in 100000 Union Central Life Insurance Co said the cardinal s father would be handed a check for several thousand dollars representing full payment on the po
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Abington
Mass
William S.S. Spellman
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Archibishop
New York
Spellman
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Frost to Receive UC Honorary Doctorate Tonight
Cincinnati reports poet Robert Frost will be awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by the University of Cincinnati. The 79 year old New Englander will deliver readings of his poetry after the ceremony.
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Cincinnati
Robert Frost
University of Cincinnati
New
Susan Hayes to Testify in Sheppard Murder Trial
The seclusion of Susan Hayes ends as she prepares to testify in the murder trial of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard. The fifth week of the trial aims to finish the state case in the sixth. Hayes is described as the state's star witness and is expected to appear soon.
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Cleveland
Susan Hayes
Samuel H. Sheppard
Miss Hayes
Watkins Testifies Before McCarthy Inquiry On Peress Case
Senator McCarthy resumed hearings and called Senator Watkins to testify about the Peress affair. The six member censure committee had alleged abuses during questioning about the Army major and the Peress discharge. Watkins arrived before 9 am and expressed readiness to cooperate, while McCarthy noted the session would be public.
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Washington
McCarthy
Wis
Senator Watkins
Utah
Senate
McCarthy. Jr
Watkins
Army
Irving Peress
Peress
Watkine
Ralph W. Zwicker
Peres
Senator McClellan
Arkansas
Egypt’s Naguib ousted as Nasser takes control
Maj. Gen. Mohamed Naguib was removed as president and placed under arrest after a power struggle with Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser who assumed acting presidency. Clashes in Heliopolis left two civilians dead and two policemen wounded as police targeted Brotherhood fugitives. Talaat admitted that Naguib approved a plot to assassinate Nasser.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mohamed Naguib
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Naguib
Farouk
Mosiem Brotherhood
Nasser
Heliopolis
Youssef Talaat
Brotherhood
Talaat
Honolulu Section Wrecked by Blast
A spectacular fire and explosions tore through an industrial block in Honolulu last night. Damage was estimated at several hundred thousand dollars. Tongg Publishing Co. suffered destruction along with two warehouses, one storing trucks and another belonging to a lumber firm. Paint stored in a building is suspected to have sparked the blasts.
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Honolulu
Tongg Publishing Co
Four Million Drunk Americans Cited By Temperance Leader
Dallas reports 4 million problem drinkers in the United States, with about 750000 described as true chronic alcoholics. Dr. Duke McCall, president of the National Temperance League, INC, announced the figures at the opening of the league’s three day convention. He also heads the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville.
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Dallas
United States
Duke McCall
National Temperance League, Inc
McCall
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Pickets Reported In Towboat Dispute
Sheriff George Ehman and deputies ran off some pickets at Oban Harbor who tried to stop a towboat from taking the Frank W. Banta's five barges upriver after the vessel departed. The incident followed the ship's departure.
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Gallipolis
George Ehman
Oban Harbor
Frank W. Banta
French Premier Mendes France Visits Quebec Canada
French Premier Pierre Mendes France meets Quebec leaders in Quebec City and Laval University during his first Canada trip. He and wife Liliane attend university visits and a reception before heading to Montreal and Ottawa en route to Washington.
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Quebec
Pierre Mendes-France
Canada
Washington
Que Province
North America
Laval
Liliane
Montreal
Addres
Ottawa
Boy Shot Accidentally While Handling Pistol near Thurmont
A 12 year old, Richard J. Hur, was killed near Thurmont Maryland when a pistol discharged as he attempted to store it on a shelf. He collapsed in his mother's arms before medical help arrived. The exact sequence described has inconsistencies in the account.
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Thurmont
Richard J. Hur
Cincinnati Starling War Continues with Heavy Casualties
Cincinnati reports over 1200 starlings killed in the ongoing third week of the city’s war on the birds. Officials say many survivors will return unless deterred by ongoing efforts.
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Cincinnati
Ing
Gas Sacks Rescue Effort at Jamison Mine No. 9 Hall
Deadly methane and carbon monoxide trapped 15 miners as Jamison Coal Co. Mine No. 9 was sealed after a blast. One man died, fifteen are missing presumed dead. Rescue teams faced dangerous air and planned long delays before entry.
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Farmington
W.va
Jamison Coal Co
No. 9
James School
State
Federal Mine Bureau
Frank RB
Jona L. Lewis
Lewis
Politician Denounces Hen Treatment on Farm Near Moscow
Tokyo reports right wing specialist Ivamu Imaizumi writes that a collective chicken farm near Moscow last summer showed a food pipe forced into a hen’s stomach. He describes a shop pedal feeding mechanism causing the bird to swell and scream, calling it an outrage to chicken rights.
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Tokyo
Moscow
Ivamu Imaizumi
Imaizumi
Banker dies in San Francisco at 55
Wilfred L. Andrews, 55, senior vice president of Transamerica, parent firm of Bank of America, died Sunday. He was born in Douglas, Ontario.
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San Francisco
Wilfred L. Andrews
Transamerica
Bank America
Douglas
Ont
Narrowing the valve heart surgery aids rheumatic cases
In Atlantic City three surgeons described a heart tuck procedure to narrow a widened valve from rheumatic fever. They explain removing a wedge of heart wall and folding the inner layer to create a pleat that tightens the valve. Presented at the American College of Surgeons clinical session with Elliott Hurwitt Paul Hefert and Ruthven Femmes of Montefiore Hospital.
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American College of Surgeons
I Elliott S. Hurwitt
Paul W. Hefert
Ruthven
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