Iowa Is Contest Between Ike's Popularity and Farm Unrest
Iowa faces a tight presidential contest driven by Eisenhower’s popularity versus discontent with farm policy. Farmers admire the president but criticize policy, with labor votes uncertain. Analysts see potential for Stevenson if hog and cattle prices slump before election day. Eisenhower’s 1952 Iowa margin informs expectations, while past Truman upset echoes linger.
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Iowa
Ike
Towa
OVIDA
Martin Des Moines
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Saiu Wey
GOP
Don Pierson
Dulles Seeks Independent Line on Suez Policy
Secretary of State Dulles outlines a stance that hints at colonialism issues separate from the Suez dispute. He said the United States Britain and France remain united on canal control yet differ in approach to colonialism and regional policy.
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Cretary
Dulles
Eisenhower Attends World Series Opener in Brooklyn
President Eisenhower and part of his cabinet flew to New York for the Brooklyn Dodgers versus New York Yankees opener at Ebbets Field. The trip was billed as nonpolitical with no speeches and no other candidates invited. Eisenhower tossed the ceremonial first ball as the series began amid mild October weather.
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Eisenhower
New York
Columbine
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Washington Senator's
Betts
No Protection No Repairs Threatens Ohio Tele Co Repairs
Portsmouth officials warn Ohio Consolidated Telephone repairs may halt again across Portsmouth Seioto ville and New Boston if police protection is not increased after a group of about 30 men attacked supervisors during last month’s damaged line repairs. City Council opposed extra patrols due to cost, leaving crews unaccompanied.
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Portsmouth
Robert Lay
Ohio Consolidate Telephone Co
Seiotoville
New Boston
Layton
Plane crash at Charleston Air Force Base kills three
A C124 Globemaster crashed and burned at Charleston AFB around 1:30 am coming from Bermuda. Ten men were aboard. three died, seven injured, and were taken to U S Naval Hospital. The plane hit north of the administration building amid light fog. Names withheld pending relatives’ notification.
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Charledton
Charleston Air Force Base
Naval Hospital
Air Force Base
Bermuda
Sine
Kefauver Eyes World Series Watch From Campaign Trail
SANTA FE New Mexico Senator Estes Kefauver paused his coast to coast campaign to view the first World Series game on television. He said he has always rooted for the Dodgers but fears the Yankees this year while on a one day stop in the Southwest.
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Santa FE
N. M
Estes Kefauver
Yankees
Mother of Four Rested in Bank Robbery Attempt
Cleveland police puzzled by motive as 25 year old Maybelle Millard, mother of four, attempted to rob a Cleveland Trust Co. branch with a note demanding money. She left with no loot, drove off in a 1955 station wagon, and was arrested at her Highland Heights home three hours later. The teller reported a gun, but none appeared. the note warned of an accomplice at the door. FBI charged pending.
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Suey
Maybelle Millard
France
Cleveland Trust Co
Highland Heights
Richard
Rinisner Oy
Florence M. Ree
Miners Win Pay Hike In New Coal Contract
Vice President Thomas Kennedy of the United Mine Workers of America announced a tentative one year agreement with the Bituminous Coal Operators Assn granting a $2.40 per day package pay increase. The deal retroactive to last Monday would raise basic miner pay to $22.25 daily and requires ratification by the union convention and the BCOA.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers of America
Assny
BCOA
Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Southern Coal Operators
Assn
UMW
John L. Lewis
Tennessee Valley Authority
Temperatures to hover near normal with scattered showers
Weather forecast indicates average temperatures near normal with a high around 68 to 72 and a low near 47 to 49. Frequent minor changes expected Thursday through Monday with showers likely tonight ending Thursday morning and additional light showers Friday and Monday. Total rainfall projected at 0.2 to 0.4 inches.
Want Ads Urge Classified Help for Office or Home
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Pravda Reports Warming Yugoslav Soviet Relations
Pravda says Yugoslav and Soviet Bloc Communist parties are improving cooperation as Tito visits Moscow for talks. Western observers link this to power struggles and Khrushchev’s stance on satellite control amid ideological rifts. In Cyprus, three Greek Cypriots suspected of plotting a Lefka police station bombing are reported. Baby sitters take a course at Highland Junior High School for child care.
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Pravda
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Belgrade
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Khruschev
Sulganin
Nicosia
Cyprus
Lefka
Auidville
Highland Junior High School
Ohio Truckers claim Bricker paid by Pennsylvania Railroad
In a Philadelphia federal trial the truckers and related groups allege Sen. John Bricker of Ohio received over 100000 dollars from the Pennsylvania Railroad Payroll via his Columbus law firm, a claim denied as erroneous. The suit seeks 250 million dollars for illegal restraint of trade while the railroad countersued for 120 million.
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Philadelphia
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harold E. Kohn
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Assn
Kohn
Philip Price
Pennsylva Railroad
U. S District Court
Thomas J.clary
Price
Sen. Bricker
Bricker, Marburger
Clary
Eastern Railroads
Picketing in Segregation Dispute Draws National Attention
Picketing by Texas segregationists continued at an integrated college while protests targeted Gov. Frank Clement of Tennessee. In Washington, lawmakers fought over school integration as three Lamar State College students in Beaumont were blocked by pickets and kept from entering the campus by police. Meanwhile Chinese jets clashed off the south China coast as Nationalists reported F84 Thunderjets engaging four MiG-17s.
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Associated Press
Texas
In Integrated College
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Nation
Secial House
Washington
Lamar State College of Technology
Beaumont
Tex
Taipei
Improvement Studied For Route 7 In Ohio
Ohio 7 could become a 60 mph two lane highway extended across Belmont Jefferson Columbiana counties from Powhatan Point to East Liverpool. Goodkind ODea engineers prepared two preliminary studies detailing 27.5 miles 14 miles of new construction and a total project cost around 2 million dollars plus land costs for potential four lane expansion. The State Highway Department is reviewing the reports and considers the route vital to attracting industries along the Ohio River district.
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Ohio River
Ohio
Goodkind
O'Dea
Bloomfield
N. J
Belmont
Jefferson
Columbiana
Ohio 7
Powhatan Point
Belmont County
East Liverpool
Columbiana County
State Highway Department
Rayburn Attacks Benson as Yankees Face Dodgers
In Vambladge Massachusetts on the eve of the World Series Representative Sam Rayburn warned Republicans and Secretary Ezra Taft Benson that Benson could stop the Yankees. He cited Benson as a political obstacle while discussing the 1956 World Series between the Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers. The scene also notes the Civil Service Commission estimating about 2698 federal employees in Ohio will retire next year under higher annuities approved earlier.
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Vambladge
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Agriculture Benson
Yankees
Ezra Taft Benson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Ohio
Congress
Stevenson Blames GOP for Blocking Relief Bill in Pa Rally
Adlai E Stevenson charged that Congress and the Eisenhower administration blocked distress area relief legislation. He cited secretary Weeks and said Democratic bills won committee approval and Senate passage with GOP opposition. He spoke during a Pennsylvania swing aiming to win its 32 electoral votes.
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Wilkes-Barre
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Douglas
D-Ii
D-Pa
Flood
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Senate
Soviet Foreign Minister Eyes Suez Solution by Negotiation
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri announced at the United Nations Security Council debate that a reasonable Suez Canal solution is possible through negotiations on equal footing. He urged balancing Egypt’s state interests with those of other canal users. Chrysanthemum Society to hold seventh annual show in Lincoln October 2021 with about 1200 entries forecast.
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Dmitri
N. Security Council
Suez Canal
Egypt
Lulumbus —UN
Ihe
Unio Chrysanthemum Society
J. Robert Terbeek
Nixon Says Adlai Made Fatal Error in Campaign Speech
Vice President Nixon, during a 32 state tour, declared Adlai Stevenson’s hydrogen bomb stance perilous and promised a full reply in a Philadelphia foreign policy speech. He accused Stevenson of demagoguery on living costs and dollar value, arguing his inflationary program would harm the economy.
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Nnizabe
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
America
Philadelphia
Stevenson
GOP
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse Press Club
Eisenhower
Critics Draw Benson Fire in Huntley Illinois
Secretary of Agriculture Benson defended the Eisenhower administration, saying it has taken more constructive action for the family farm than any previous administration. He claimed critics are false and irresponsible and reiterated support for family operated farms amid equipment changes affecting farming.
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Huntley
Ill
Benson
Eisenhower
Thor
Lward
Tea for Two D iSalle Daughters Lead Women Votes Drive
DiSalle daughters helm campaign teas in Columbus Toledo and Arlington to rally women voters for Barbara DiSalle in the 1982 gubernatorial race. Connie Toni Diane Antoinette Toni organize road map scheduling events and hostesses handle invitations and publicity while relatives assist in mobilizing supporters.
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Columbus
Connie
Michael V. DiSalle
Thomas Bloomer
Barbara
Toledo
Riverside
Diane
Central
Page
Antoinette Toni
Toni
Len
DiSalle
Jack Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedys
Arlington
Cie
Athens Chauncey Comics Featured in Local Markets
Sports and markets notes from Athens Chauncey Gallipolis Glouster Logan Nelsonville Point Pleasant Pomeroy Middleport cover television and women’s events. Local teams compete amid regional listings and brief results from area districts.
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Chauncey Comics
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Glouster
Logan
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy
Middleport
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