French PM's Moscow Visit Postponed Over Algeria Tensions
France delays Premier's Moscow trip citing UN moves to settle Algeria troubles. French Foreign Ministry notes UN charter prohibitions on interference and says recent events in Algeria and at the United Nations influenced the decision.
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Russia
Federal Water Supply Plan Urged by Engineer Leader
Chief Lt. Gen. S. D. Sturgis calls for a federal water supply blueprint to ensure future needs. He warns against piecemeal efforts, urges conservation, storage via reservoirs, and cooperation among federal, state, local governments and private interests to secure adequate water for tomorrow.
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Ohio Valley
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Eisenhower Reports Sleep After Medical Bulletin
Denver hospital bulletin says President Eisenhower slept from 8:49 p.m. to 4:25 a.m. with normal temperature and pulse, then returned to sleep. Doctors planned a new checkup and considered how much activity he should be allowed, while White arranged consultations. He signed two federal documents, a morale boost, as doctors monitor progress after his moderate heart attack.
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Paul Dudley White
Boston
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Denver
Belmont
Mass
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Law Explained by Attorney General on Real Estate Documents
Atty Gen C O'Neill clarifies the new title recording law. It requires the individual attorney who drafted the instrument to appear on the document, even if only one member of a firm prepared it. The law ends the practice of using only the firm name.
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Salk Polio Vaccine Cuts Cases In Half Says Scheele
Scheele told the Economic Club of Detroit that preliminary reports show the Salk antipolio vaccine reduced paralytic polio by 50 percent or more among vaccinated children. He cited studies from six areas noting considerably lower attack rates in vaccinated children, even when many had only one shot.
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Waite
Valuables Snatched From Museum Exhibit in New York
Police seek nimble thieves who stole eight silver statuettes loaned from eight collections for a special exhibit at a New York museum. The theft occurred during open hours. a guard checked the hall outside the second floor room but not the cases at all times. Museum Director Edward Schenck said officials were notified about 24 hours after discovery to alert major institutions.
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Edward Schenck Ld
Princess Margaret Eden Talks Hover Over Town Gossip
The Daily Sketch reports weekend talks between Prime Minister Eden and Princess Margaret may culminate in a public statement about a rumored romance with Group Townsend. If issued, it would await consultation with Commonwealth dominion governments. A separate item notes a young Negro minister becomes pastor of an all white church in Conn.
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Peter Townsend
Commonwealth Dominions
Beating Nets Murder Rap Beating Nets Murder Rap
A Cleveland truck driver faces murder charges after beating a salesman. Police say the case centers on a violent incident linked to a prior public controversy and religious tensions. The Ohio Senate hearing delay aimed to analyze 10 000 questionnaire replies amid disputed religious issues.
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Cyprus
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Kyger Creek Strike Continues At Power Plant
In Gallipolis, Kyger Creek Power Plant pickets remain on duty this morning. An aide from Resident Engineer Fred Carman's office said officials hope the strike is not settled today.
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Kyger Creek
Morniing
Fred R. Carman
Researchers Develop Saliva Test To Detect Salty Tears Disease
AP Science writer Frank Carey reports on a Chicago based team from Mary When the land Pediatrics developing a saliva test to diagnose a rare condition called fibrocystic disease. The test offers rapid detection by analyzing saliva and tears, aiming to identify a disorder that affects 1 in 1000 births and complicates digestion.
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Frank Carey
AP Science Heporter
Chicago
Land
Aki Cree Roy
News Index Described Aiding Chauncey With Treatments
A study index mentions potential value in present treatments for Chauncey, including Logan, and notes a possible specific cure. The context cites Nelsonville as a reference point for access or study location.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Floods Beserge Eastern Mexico In Distress
Floods in eastern Mexico after three hurricanes scourge the region forcing relief efforts. In Mexico City pleas for aid multiply as ships off Tampico assist with medical supplies and doctors.
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Mexico City
Saipan
Tampico
Royal McBee Plans Move of Headquarters to Rye Westchester Site
Royal McBee Corp announces moving its administrative headquarters from 2 Park Ave New York to a new office in Westchester County near Rye. The sale foreseen includes a 55 million dollar facility, with ongoing Metropolitan New York sales from 29 Madison Ave. President Philip M. Zenner cites space and congestion relief as key reasons for the relocation.
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New Park
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Madison Ave
Philip M. Zenner
Royal McBee Corp
Westchester County
Raiders Call Forces Back Amid Atlas Mountains Clash
Reported clashes in the Atlas ranges as Berber tribesmen retreat after a weekend of guerrilla attacks in eastern Morocco and along the Spanish frontier. French planes and troops pushed back tribesmen who killed several hundred Barbers and attacked Moroccan outposts in Rabat and Tan. Sultan Mohammed and Moulay Arafat were noted in Rabat as the conflict unfolded.
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Mohammed
Ten Moulay Arafas
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Closer Trade Talks Reported Between United States and Yugoslavia
A week of talks prompted Yugoslav circles to say closer American Yugoslav cooperation is near in economic military and political areas. At a news conference Murphy announced a satisfactory formula to settle the dispute over arms deliveries under the mutual aid program.
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Times vice president Julius Adler dies
New York Times general manager and first vice president Maj. Gen. Julius Ochs Adler, aged 62, died today after an extended illness. He underwent wartime surgery, had a recent operation, and was readmitted to New York Hospital on August 5.
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New York Times
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Todays Chuckle about fishing timing and bites
A fragmentary item notes chatter on fishing luck with hints about bite timing. It references a child or “tot” and a playful sequence around arriving and leaving, but the exact event or details are unclear. The piece reads like a light humor caption in a community page.
Sayre Held For Jury in Putnam County Case
Sayre, 20, of Arbuckle, remanded to Putnam County Jail after a mental examination at Weston State Hospital. He admitted accompanying his father to Buffalo on August 26 where Lincoln Sayre killed himself. Sayre is held without bond for the November 7 grand jury.
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Wayne Cotton Sayre
Arbuckle
Putnam County
Weston State Hostal
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Buffalo
Lincoln Sayre
Wayne
H. Sinclai Tait
Weston
Putam
Ohio highway levy raises $21 million in 11 months
Columbus report shows state auditor data for taxes collected through September 29 totaling $21,533,308. Of this, $19,483,506 funds highway construction bond retirement and $1,849,801 covers refunds and expenses. Tax applies to trucks with more than two axles used on Ohio highways.
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Columbus
Rhodes
Ohio
Traffic Toll Hits 12 in Weekend Run
The report notes 12 traffic deaths during the weekend period from Friday 6 pm to Sunday night. Among the fatalities were two small children. The tally is reported as part of statewide figures, with several regions reporting higher counts than the local area.
Peron Sets Up in Exile
A garbled report notes Juan Peron seeking exile amid Paraguayan and Argentine tensions. It mentions police, armed guards, possible routes to Spain or Switzerland, and questions about Perons life and finances as political turmoil unfolds.
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Peron
Sania
Tarry
Switzerland
Revet Lve Life and
Arms Purchases Split Egypt Israel In Diplomatic Row
Cairo reports Premier Nasser said Egyptian intelligence intercepted a claim Israel will follow the same policy as Egypt in arming. Abba Eban urged the United States to sell Israel arms if the balance of power is to be preserved. Britain had no immediate comment. Moscow radio defended Egypt’s right to buy arms.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Abba Eban
Middle East
Moscow Radio
Egypt
Boy Injured by Odd Looking Object at Golf Course
Fourteen year old Carl Whale used a hammer and nail to pry open a strange object on a golf course. An explosion sent him to the capital with cuts to the chest and abdomen and possible loss of three fingers and eyesight. Officials described the object as a dynamite device. The incident details are from Columbus.
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Columbus
Carl_ Whale
Abe
Ohio Housewives Prefer Not to Buy Lamb Survey Finds
The Department of Agriculture polled Ohio homemakers and found only 10 percent in Cleveland eat lamb regularly. Common reasons cited were price, large cuts, and waste. Habits and unfamiliarity with preparing certain cuts also lowered consumption, with higher income groups slightly more likely to buy lamb.
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Jason
Ioley
Walsh
Ohio
Midwest
South
Robert M. Walsh
Clevel
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