East Germany Calls For U S Withdraw From Germany
East Germany leader Walter Ulbricht urged U S troop withdrawal, accusing West Germany of being a U S backed separatist state. He spoke to the Berlin Parliament as chief of state and urged President Eisenhower to remove troops and grant West Germany freedom.
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UMW Convention Sidelines John L Lewis at Cincinnati Meeting
In Cincinnati the United Mine Workers convene to assess a shrinking membership of about 185000 and a treasury exceeding 100 million dollars. John L Lewis, aged 80, plays a sidelined role while his successor Thomas Kennedy guides policy amid industry concerns and union politics. The gathering follows decades of mechanization and declining miner numbers.
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Fire Chief Post Rejected By David Goodwin In Pomeroy
David Goodwin said he will not accept the Pomeroy fire chief appointment because of a qualification that makes the job trial basis. The council had made the appointment last night. Goodwin had previously refused the post several times and has 20 years as a fireman.
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Lie detector squad proposed by Democrats mocks Republicans
Democrats unveil a new so called lie detector squad in New York ridiculing the Republicans version of a truth squad. The exchange centers on political tactics and media framing.
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Grandmother's Day Proclaimed by Texas Governor
Austin Texas October 9 designated as Grandmother's Day by Governor Price Daniel in a ceremonial proclamation. The order invites all Texans to honor grandmothers and celebrate their contributions to families and communities.
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Khrushchev's UN Visit Sparks Speculation on Orders
An analysis suggests Premier Khrushchev may be acting under coordinated Moscow direction as his UN appearances and policy shifts fuel talk he is delivering rather than deciding. The piece traces back to 1958 Middle East moves and shifts in Soviet strategy amid internal Communist tensions.
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Khrushchev Sets Price for Talks as UN Session Opens
Premier Khrushchev raised terms for a meeting with President Eisenhower during the UN Assembly, demanding confession of guilt for treacherous acts and pressuring Dag Hammarskjold’s resignation. He pushed for Red China seating, warned the UN’s authority, and sought outside support. A separate narcotics case saw Guatemala’s ambassador Mauricio Rosal and three others arrested in Manhattan with $4 million worth of heroin and $70,000 cash, authorities saying immunity did not apply.
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Nixon Campaigns In New Jersey Amid Inflation Talk
Vice President Richard M. Nixon campaigned in New Jersey urging support from voters. He pitched Eisenhower era inflation controls and stressed continued Republican policies while noting prior conclusions in Virginia and North Carolina.
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Kennedy to Rest After Long Illinois Campaign Day
Senator John F. Kennedy, after a 16 hour day in Illinois, plans a lighter schedule in Chicago. He has only a fundraising speech in Indianapolis scheduled, while Democrats push gains in Indiana where Kennedy hopes to win its 13 electoral votes. He will spend most of Wednesday touring Indiana.
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Bank Bandits Nabbed in Akron Holdup
Federal charges allege 16 year old William Ellsworth Evans and his father Joseph Ellsworth Evans 55 planned and carried out a bank robbery in Akron netting 62628 dollars.
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Quadros Takes Lead in Brazil Presidential Returns
Rio de Janeiro Brazil Janie Quadros 43 a conservative former governor of Sao Paulo Province led early in scattered returns from Brazil's presidential election with a cautious margin and broad national attention.
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Read named Wilmington College's 13th president
Wilmington Ohio Dr. James M Read has assumed the role as the college's thirteenth president and leader.
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Macmillan Set For Second Red Chief Meet In New York
Khrushchev will meet British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan for a second time in New York after a UN session to discuss the East West deadlock. Earlier Khrushchev met Crown Prince Hassan of Morocco and indicated support for Algeria's liberation, while Macmillan remains cautious about breaking the stalemate.
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Rocket Shot Tests Space Rocket and Radiation Detection
The United States launched a 72 foot Scout rocket to 3700 miles high and 6100 miles out over the Atlantic to test flight performance and a method for detecting nuclear explosions in space. An Air Force experiment assessed spotting radiation from far off underground tests, aiming to reveal an electronic curtain around the Earth.
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Sabin polio vaccine cuts disease in iron curtain nations
Dr Albert B Sabin of Cincinnati reports his live virus polio vaccine has virtually eliminated the disease in some iron curtain countries. The finding suggests strong efficacy and potential impact on global vaccination efforts.
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GE Peace Talks Resume After IUE Strike Wages Dealt
Federal mediators summoned General Electric and the International Union of Electrical Workers to new peace talks in New York to end a walkout that shut GE plants nationwide. A three-person board will mediate with GE and IUE in New York, while Syracuse faced 800 pickets and clashes with 210 officers. IUE seeks about 3 percent annual raises, union shop, and other terms. GE has offered a three-year deal with 3 percent now and 4 percent in 1962 but wants to drop the cost of living escalator clause.
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Parisian Change of Nature Shrugs At World Affairs
Messenger publisher Gordon Bush observes Parisians who appear busy and cordial despite UN debates. He notes jet travel shrinking distances, contrasts between Italy and France, and Paris’ lively boulevards, shops, and renewed urban greenery as the city delights visitors.
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