Port of New York Hit by Longshoremen Strike
The International Longshoremen's Association began a citywide strike at the Port of New York to back demands for back pay and benefits. The walkout threatens 159 piers along the 350 mile waterfront, sparing military docks, with ships like the Queen Mary and Independence affected.
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Polio Declared Disease Afflicting the Prosperous
Chicago report to the American Academy of Pediatrics suggests paralytic polio more common in prosperous uncrowded areas. Dr. David Bodian of Johns Hopkins explains crowding in infancy immunizes against later paralysis, while reduced exposure in wealthy regions may raise adult risk.
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Anti Red Man Plans March On Capitol Over McCarthy Censure
The leader of two militant anti Communist groups announced a nationwide march on Washington for November 11 to oppose censure of Senator McCarthy. Rabbi Benjamin Schultz said marchers would visit home state senators and attend a mass meeting to form a Joint Council Against Communism.
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Car Outstays Welcome In Two-Hour Zone
Oklahoma City police towed Beacher Tucker’s car after complaints it sat in the two hour zone for three weeks. Authorities moved the vehicle to headquarters amid resident concern.
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Swain Makes Start But Fails To End It All
EASTON Md Forrest Denneau 17 drove his car into a dirt bank at 70 mph as police say a note to a former girlfriend was found in the wreckage He survived with a broken jaw cuts and possible internal injuries after crawling along a road near the scene
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Forrest Denneau
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East German Youth Swims River to Escape to West
A young East German police youth deserted by swimming Haven River to the American sector shore in the night. West Berlin police found him exhausted in a patrol car and took him to a hospital. He sought asylum in the West. the name was not released.
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Top Politicos To Testify In Spy Case
In Paris, prominent French political figures from across the spectrum are set to testify in a probe into leaks of state secrets to the communists. Former Premier Joseph Laniel is among expected witnesses as a Defense Ministry cipher officer alleges Red knowledge of the Indochina war code.
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Lett indicted on blackmail charge in Cleveland case
A grand jury in Cleveland indicted James Lett, 37, on a blackmail charge for sending threatening notes to Kay M. Halle, a department store heiress and former radio news commentator.
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Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio Marriage Heads to Divorce
Hollywood reports Marilyn Monroe will file for divorce from Joe DiMaggio after a nine month marriage. Attorney Jerry Giesler cites career conflicts as the cause with no alimony or community property and both parties remaining friendly. He denies sidewalk photos influenced the split. Monroe’s demanding film schedule and DiMaggio’s disinterest in Hollywood life are cited as tensions in the near end.
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Solon Appeals For Quick OK Of Arms Pact
Senator Wiley predicts fast Senate action on the nine power arms pact to rearm West Germany and integrate it into NATO. He notes the London agreement may require revisions to treaties and possibly European parliamentary approvals, with the Nov. 4 session tied to McCarthy censure but focusing on the arms pact's ratification.
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Trieste Accord Divides Free Territory Between Italy and Yugoslavia
Italy gains Trieste port and Zone A counterpart while Yugoslavia keeps Zone B with access to the port. The deal ends a nine year dispute and aligns with occupation lines from 1945. Troops to withdraw over three weeks as US and UK deem the settlement final.
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Investigators Question Budenz in Lamb Background Inquiry
Ex Communist Louis Budenz testifies at a Washington communications inquiry into publisher Edward Lamb of Toledo Ohio. He says the March 1936 Sunday Worker article on Lenin widows and Sun Yat sen appeared while Lamb edited the paper. Lamb denies Communist ties and accuses officials of pressuring witnesses.
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Pier Angeli to Wed Vic Damone in New Hollywood Match
Film actress Pier Angeli and singer Vic Damone announce engagement and plans to wed soon, possibly this month. The 22 year old Italian born actress and Brooklyn born crooner of Italian extraction have known each other for years and both have never married.
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Hatton of First Federal Savings & Loan Dies in Wooster
H Brooks Hatton board chairman of First Federal Savings and Loan in Wooster died yesterday in Geauga County. He led the local savings institution and was a longtime community figure. The exact funeral details were not released.
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H. Brooks Hatton
First Federal Savings & Loan One
Minister Cites Ike As Ideal Golfer
The Rev Edward L R Elson of the National Presbyterian Church Washington told reporters that the average Sunday golfer should feel conscience strike by reflecting that President Eisenhower an avid golfer finds Sunday church attendance indispensable to his life.
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Edward L. R. Elson
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Police and Dallas Man Differ on Boat Ownership
A Dallas man gave multiple explanations for owning a boat including buying a truck with the boat, winning it in a dice game, or possession by purchase. Police offered a contrasting account stating the boat was stolen.
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GOP Candidates Rally Voters In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the top two Ohio Republicans, George H. Bender and James A. Rhodes, urged election to state and federal offices before about 1200 Hamilton County precinct workers and GOP supporters. They criticized the Democratic Party as a party of suspicion and assailed Gov. Lausche’s administration for wasteful spending.
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Ohio Democrats Drafting Platform For State Convention
Ohio Democrats met in closed session to draft a party platform for the state convention in Columbus. The 23-member committee reported disagreements over planks, with a pledge to amend licit utility rate making and a proposal to submit a constitutional change to voters on legalizing a game favored by church and fraternal groups. Sen. Thomas A. Burke to deliver the keynote. Gov. Frank J. Lausche to speak tonight.
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Flyers Dump Gear as Neptune Makes Forced Landing
San Francisco reports a patrol bomber limped 2400 miles from Honolulu to Half Moon Bay after crew jettisoned luggage and parts to gain altitude. The Neptune landed safely despite engine trouble with the port engine catching fire 1000 feet above the Pacific and later fire extinguished by the pilot LA. Robert E. Combe of Denver.
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Cab Driver Foils Hold-Up by Two Women Bandits
Fullerton Maryland report states a 35 year old taxi driver Joseph Laderman stopped a holdup when two women, one armed with a pistol and the other with a knife, tried to rob him after a short ride from Baltimore City. He jammed on brakes and struck one assailant after pulling a weapon. Both suspects were charged with armed robbery and carrying concealed weapons.
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Mrs Marg Hughes Dies in Youndstown Obituary Note
Mrs Marg Hughes, known for advising to go to church and mind one’s own business, died yesterday in Youndstown. Her sayings about worry and health were a local hallmark.
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Margr Hughes
Mystery Blast Destroys Vacant Cincinnati House
An explosion leveled an unoccupied two story house in Cincinnati's Walnut Hills early today. Fire spread to adjacent homes, a 15 year old boy was cut by flying glass, and total losses were estimated at 13 800 dollars. Neighbors recalled hearing multiple blasts and seeing two men loitering nearby.
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Lee Vell Hunter
Henry Campbell
Natalie Hunter
Grand Jury To Probe Race Issue
In Washington and Baltimore demonstrations over desegregation prompted officials to seek legal action. Thurgood Marshall urged federal support to desegregate schools. In Maryland history, civic groups asked the state's attorney to open a grand jury inquiry into unrest and possible charges. Police reported no violence despite large student protests.
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New York
Thurgood Marshall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Herbert Racks
Marshall
Milford
Del
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Brownell
Richard E. Bish
McKinley Wheel
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150 Students Given GG Shots at Salem
Gamma globulin injections were given to about 150 United Local pupils yesterday after a polio outbreak in the rural district. Shots continue through tomorrow for the remaining 550 pupils. A fifth polio case was reported yesterday, with twenty-two cases in northern Columbian County.
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Assailant sought in Pearl Harbor stabbings
Two children died and a young mother, Elizabeth Jean Labadie, wife of Navy lieutenant Eugene Labadie, was seriously injured after a stabbing at their Pearl Harbor home. Neighbor heard moans as the 3 injured children, Kevin Edward and infant Brian Hobert, died or were wounded. the mother was found with a bloody bite mark and was hospitalized.
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18000 Suit Filed In Gallia County Court
Gallia County suit filed by First National against K E Bischoff asks for outstanding interest since Sept 1 on a promissory note dated Nov 2 1963. Petition filed in clerk of courts office seeks court action to foreclose on collateral including a shovel with a boom and three fourths of a dipper under a chattel mortgage.
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First National Argainst
K. E. Bischoff
Ashe B Rinehart
Canton Holds Second Phase of Book Swap to Rid Youth
Canton's second phase of Operation Book Swap will be Oct 29 in a Public Square tent. The city continues a drive to remove crime and horror comics from youths hands, offering one good book for every ten comics exchanged. A prior swap during the Starr County Fair destroyed 12 000 comic books.
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