S Korea Protests Riots as POW Repatriation Delays Grow
South Korea clashes with Indian guards in the DMZ over the repatriation of about 23 000 anti Red prisoners of war. Cho Chung Whan denounces killings by Indian guards as murders and threatens armed action. Chiang Kai-shek's government appeals to UN Command for action, while Gen Mark Clark rejects extra interview time for Red prisoners amid dating delays.
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Panmunjom
South Korea
China
Demilitarized Zone
Baling
Cho Chung Whan
Formosa
Chiang Kai- Shek
UN Command
United States
Tokyo
Mark Clark
Far East
Red Teams
Dock Inquiry Cites Losses and Union Rivalry
The Eisenhower inquiry board heard evidence of tremendous losses and fierce union rivalry in the East Coast longshoremen strike. The three man panel will report by Monday to President Eisenhower as leaders consider an anti strike injunction to force a cooling off period under Taft Hartley. Strikers have pledged to comply if ordered, with work possibly resuming next week after the midnight start of the walkout. Joseph Mayper, counsel for the New York Shipping Association, warned that a continuation would harm the port of New York, the public, and the longshoremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Eisenhower
Joseph Mayper
New York Shipping Association
War Criminal Rules Urged by Pope at Castel Gandolfo
Pope Pius XII urged adoption of international penalties for war criminals citing World Wars and calling out torture and narco analysis used in communist regimes. He spoke before jurists from many nations at Castel Gandolfo during the Sixth International Congress of Penal Law.
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Rome
Fius XII
Castel Gandolfo
Ike Sore Elbow Not Seen As Serious
White House says President Eisenhower has a sore right elbow described as painful but not worrisome. Hagerty notes the injury occurred when his elbow struck a White House door about two months ago and is being treated with heat, progressing satisfactorily.
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Eisenhower
White House
Presidential
James C. Hagerty
Extended Visit Leads to Drug Discovery in Jail Cell
A 21 year old visiting his brother in a Cleveland jail was given a cell of his own on Friday when police pried open his mouth and found what they believed to be narcotics. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about contraband access in detention facilities.
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Cleveland
Labor racketeer tied to political bigwigs in prison visitors list
Albany reports prison visitor list for labor racketeer Joseph S. Fay includes Arthur Wicks and other political and labor figures from New York and New Jersey. Fay, jailed since 1948 for extortion related to the Delaware aqueduct project, drew scrutiny amid claims of political connections and pardons sought by allies.
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Fay
AFL International Operating Engineers Union
Delaware Aqueduct
Aqueduct
New York City
Sing Sing
T& Ta
New Jersey
Albany
N. J
New York
Joseph S
Joey) Fay
Sing Sing Prison
New York State Department of Correction
Arthur H. Wicks
Thomas E. Dewey
Wicks
Paul L. Troast
Rome
Ministry of de- New
Dewey
Russia
Troast
Eugenio Dosee
Turin
Italy
NATO
Cancer Cure Hunt Spurred by Atomic Research
Medical experts told the House Commerce Committee that atomic research holds great promise for cancer treatment. They cautioned progress is encouraging but the path to proving causes and cures remains unclear. Dr John C Bugher and Dr Charles L Dunham led the round table for AEC biology and medicine.
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Washington
Congressional
House Commerce Committee
John C. Bugher
Atomic Energy Commission
Division of Biology and
Reuter Paid Final Homage in Berlin Funeral
West Berliners mourn Mayor Ernst Reuter with a massive turnout as hundreds of thousands gather in the city to honor the man who stood against communism. About 120000 people stood in silence outside City Hall while funeral services were held.
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Berlin
City Hall
Police Press Search For Roseville Escapee
Grundy Virginia authorities chased an Ohio convict and four Virginia prison camp escapees in Buchanan County. Sheriff Ishmael Fletcher said George McCoy, formerly of Roseville Ohio, fled from a penal brick works with Claude Hall who was captured Friday. Hall admitted he escaped with McCoy on September 21.
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Grundy
Ohio
Virginia
Buchanan County
Ishmael Fletcher
George McCoy
Roseville
Claude Hall
West Milton
Hall
Fletcher
McCoy
Quiet Cloaks Kidnap Case
Kansas City reports a hush over the Greenlease home as six year old Bobby remains missing for an eighth day. Police stay back while Robert C. Greenlease negotiates for his son's release amid a high profile abduction case.
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Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
Robert C. Greenlease
Bobby
FBI
Roof Collapse Traps 30 Men at Beacon Oil Tank
In Everett Massachusetts a heavy top being installed on a Beacon Oil Co tank collapsed trapping about thirty workers on the top. Police officials said they were tossed into debris with no immediate details available.
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Everett
Mass
Beacon Oil Co
Eugene C. Tobin
Senator McCarthy Honeymoon in Nassau Revealed
The Miami Herald reports Senator Joseph R. McCarthy and his bride are on a honeymoon in Nassau after arriving in Miami. McCarthy instructed the flying service not to disclose details, but government rules require passenger lists for flights to foreign destinations.
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Miami
Fla
Joseph R. McCarthy
Nassau
Miami Herald
McCarthy
Harvard Trips Bobcats 16-0 in Soldiers Field Triumph
Harvard defeats Ohio University 16-0 at Soldiers Field in Cambridge as Dick Cosby and captain Dick Clasby lead a stingy Crimson defense and key offensive drives. Ohio University, hampered by penalties and turnovers, fails to upset the ranked team in the first of a two game series.
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Jack Gilbert
Cambridge
Mass
Ohio University
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Bobcats
Navy
Columbia
Crimson
United States
Athens
John ©. Baker
Charles River
Baker
Boston
Ohio UV
Toledo
Ohio U
Ohip
Ohio
Dick Clasby
Natick
Cosby
Bill Frederick
Bob Cowles
Cowles
West Virginia Truckers Go on Strike After Talks Break
About 1200 drivers walked out after AFL Teamsters Local 175 failed to reach a wage and condition deal with Tri City Common Carrier Trucking Assn. Freight service halted in Charleston Huntington Beckley Bluefield Parkersburg Ashland and along the Ohio River. Northern West Virginia remained unaffected.
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Charleston
W. Va
t-Pi
West Virginia
AFL Teamsters Union
Tri-City
Forbes Retained as Mines Bureau Head Amid Labor Clash
John J. Forbes will continue as director of the Bureau of Mines with support from John L. Lewis. Lewis, leader of the United Mine Workers, opposed the nomination of Tom Lyon of Salt Lake City after a Senate confirmation fight. Lyon withdrew after disclosure of a pension from Anaconda Copper Mining Co that could be revoked. Lewis praised Forbes as a long serving and fully qualified choice.
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Washington
John J. Forbes
Bureau of Mines
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mines Workers
Tom Lyon
Salta Lake City
Senate
Lyon
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Forbes
State Selective Service Tests Open to Students
Ohio will issue application blanks on request for college qualification tests to be held November 19 at 35 colleges and universities. Test results help local draft boards decide student deferments. Full time students may take the tests or use class standings. Applications available from local draft boards.
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Columbus
Ohio
Selective Service
Bevan and unions clash over state ownership in Britain
In Margate England socialist ideals fade as Labour abandons wholesale nationalization. Trade union leaders echo rank and file doubts about state ownership while Aneurin Bevan denounces the stance as treason. A coal miner voices pragmatism noting bosses differ only by ownership.
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Margate
England
Labor Party
Jsick
Aneurin Bevan
Harry Ellison
Jeftwingers
Court Blames Ship Captain In Sub Crash
A Turkish three judge court convicted Swedish ship captain Oscar Lorentzon and acquitted the Dumlupinar's commander over the April collision that sank the submarine in the Dardanelles. Lorentzon received six months in jail a 250 lire fine and moral damages to families of 61 dead plus 8 139 lire in costs.
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Canakkale
Turkey
Dumlupinar
Dardanelles
Oscar Lorentzon
Naboland
Lorentzan
Planes Crash Injures Marine Pilot Near Lancaster
Two Marine Corps Corsair aircraft from a 10-plane flight collided 8000 feet northeast of Lancaster. One pilot Capt J E Haines of Troy sustained facial and limb burns after bailing out and his condition was listed as fair at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. The other pilot Maj Richard Pryor of Dayton, commanding VMF 244, was uninjured.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Marine Corps Corsair
Here
J. E. Haines
Troy
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Maj
Richard, Pryor of
Dayton
Marine Squadron
VMF 244
Port Columbus
Nixon Begins 70 Day World Tour Monday
Vice President Nixon will meet President Eisenhower before a 70 day world tour to visit 16 nations. The White House said Eisenhower will give Nixon letters to the heads of those nations.
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Nixon
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Price increases forecast by druggists president
George W. Kauffman, president of the National Wholesale Druggists Association, says selective upward price adjustments on drugstore items are expected, not a broad mass increase. He conveyed the view to a reporter on Friday in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
National Wholesale Druggists Association
George W. Kauffman
Warren to Leave Governorship for Supreme Court
Governor Earl Warren vows to defend liberty and dignity as he ends California tenure to become chief justice of the United States. He bids farewell in a radio television address, says the Supreme Court will be the interpreter of the Constitution and will ensure one law for all. He resigns tonight and heads to Washington to be sworn in and preside at the court’s new term.
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San Francisco
Warren
California
United States
Supreme Court
Gomer
Eisenhower
Washington
Thehigh Court
Woman Arson Charge In Mineola Hotel Fire
Miss Davlin an archaeologist is held on arson charges after allegedly admitting to spreading gasoline in 18 rooms of the 108 room Mineola Hotel at Fox Lake and tossing a torch into a room. The blaze was confined to one room with five people in the basement tavern.
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Waukegan
Ovee Daviin
Mineola
Fox Lake
Robert C. Nelson
Davlin
Nelson
College grid scores roundup with varied results across many teams
A compiled list shows Harvard 16 to Ohio U 0, Ohio State 33 to California 19, Oklahoma 7 over Pitt 7, Rice 2%, Michigan 26 over Tulane 7, and Maryland 20 to Clemson 9. Other notable results include Princeton 20 over Columbia 19, North Carolina 39 over WAL 0, Navy 55 over Dartmouth Biineis 33, Notre Dame 37 over Army 70, and Texas 28 over Houston 7.
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Harvard
Ohio
OSU
California
Oklahoma
Pitt
Rice
Comell
Michigan
Tulane
Maryland
Clemson
Holy Cross
Colgate
Princeton
Columbia
North Carolina
WAL
Penn
Penn State
Ratgers
Virginia Tech
Tex Tech
A&m
Town
Washington State
Yale
Brown
Duke
Tennessee
Michigan State
Minnesota
South Carolina
Virginia
Wisconsin
Marquette I
Navy
Dartmouth
Biineis
Stanford
Northwestern
Army
Notre Dame
Purdue
Kansas
Iowa Sins
Defiance
Adrian
Miami
Xavier
Mount Union
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Heidelberg
Kent State
Western Reserve
Georgia Tech
Sea
Geo. Washington
XNI. C. St
Otterbein
Oberlin
Texas
Houston
Kansas State
Nebraska
Arkansas
TCU
Webster
Kenyon
Wyoming
Utah State
Idaho
Montana
West Virginia
Waynesburg
Missouri
Colorado
Ashland
Ohio Northern
Capita
Hiram
Dodgers Dominate Yankees To Even World Series
Duke Snider slammed four homers and four RBIs as Brooklyn beat New York 7-3 to level the series at two games each. Billy Lees earned the win with eight strikeouts despite a shaky ninth inning, while Don Thompson and Roy Campanella made key plays including a decisive throw at the plate. Junior Gilliam and Snider combined for multiple doubles as Brooklyn totaled 22 hits.
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Jack Hand
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Billy Lees
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Dodgers
Eddie Ford
Tom Gorman
Johnny Sain
Art Schallock
Lees
Chuck Dressen
Clem Labine
Billy Martin
Mickey Mantle
Don Thompson
Roy Campanella
Campanella
Martin
Rocky
Marciano
Roland LaStarza
Snider
Yanks
al Alto
Joe Dodgers
Ford
Junior Gilliam
Dodger
Astoria
Carl Erskine
Britain weighs neutral invites to break Korea talks logjam
Britain plans a Korea peace conference restart by inviting neutrals such as India to join talks. Minister Sedwyn Lloyd, en route from New York to Eden, seeks an Oct 28 start with the UN and US backing. Russia warns the talks may fail unless Asia nations like India Burma and Pakistan sit in.
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London
Britain
India
Sedwyn Lloyd
United Nations
New York
Anthony Eden
U.S
Burma
Pakistan
Ore Carrier Ship Collision Kills Pilot in St Clair River
A Canadian pilot was killed when the German freighter Wallschiff collided with the ore carrier Pioneer in the St Clair River between Port Huron and Sarnia. Seventeen Wallschiff crewmen were rescued. Pioneer remained afloat and traffic via the river operated normally.
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Port Huron
Mich
Great Lakes
St. Clair
DIFG
Wallschiff
Tueck
Germany
Pioneer
Sarnia
Ont
Lake St. Clair
Lake Hurar
Roads Panel Split Denied
Gen. Robert S. Beightler, executive director of the Ohio Turnpike Commission, challenged a statement attributed to State Rep. J J McClure regarding his faith in the commission. Beightler's reply came after McClure criticized an engineers survey request tied to the Cincinnati Conner project while serving on the state drug board.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert S. Beightier
Ohio ‘Turnpike Commission
Frank McClure
Ashland County
30 Suspects Jailed In Hunt for Slayer
Dallas police and vigilantes scour the area for a slayer described as phantom, with more than eight thousand dollar reward funds raised. Suspects remained jailed as no major breakthrough occurred amid tense, wide-ranging manhunt actions.
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Hunt For Slayer
Dallas
Tex —P
Tals &Politan
Negra
Conat Ne
Nine Arrested In Drug Ring Bust In Ohio
Federal narcotics agents and Youngstown police arrested nine people in a Saturday heroin raid. The takedown, linked to a Cleveland Warren ring, involved two teenage girls and another two women including a police officer's 21 year old daughter. A seized quantity of heroin was reported but exact amount and location not disclosed.
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Xoungstown
Ohio
Youngstown
Warren
Cleveland
East Side
Ohio Air National Guard conducts surprise fighter alert
The 224st Fighter Bomber Wing carried out a noon Saturday alert across Ohio with 17 jets joining from Mansfield Dayton Columbus and Akron Canton Airport. The exercise aimed at striking an aggressor’s ground missile unit at a rendezvous north of Columbus. Maj. Paul McElroy noted the simulated target was on the ground.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mansfield
Dayton
Akron-Cantoeg
Atek
Murder Hoax Confessed by Setty Ends in Freeing
Hamilton officials say Homer W. Setty confessed to a murder but no body was found. Authorities concluded the tale was a hoax after searching for the claimed grave site.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Palice
Homer W. Setty
Butler County
Setty
Stabilized draft potential seen in Army proposal
The Defense Department said Logan was considering an Army plan to level off the intake of volunteers and draftees. The move would likely stabilize monthly draft calls at about 34,000 men for both volunteers and draftees, with focus on potential impacts for men and women.
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Athens
Chauncey
Ganspaits Washington
De'Glousier Oefense Department
Logan
Ne/sonvil
Volunt Point Pleasteers
Pomeroy-Middle
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