Talks urged between United States and Communist China over Koreas conference
An influential UN diplomat privately urged face to face talks between the United States and Communist China to resolve who should attend the Korean political conference. US chief delegate Lodge offered to send an American representative, but the Communists have not responded. The peace conference, set to open Oct 28, faces dim prospects due to demands to invite neutrals, which the UN has banned.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
China
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Brazil
New Zealand
Council
Assembly
South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Italy
Japan
Ireland
Portugal
Austria
Finland
South Korea
Ceylon
Libya
Nepal
Jordan
Cambodia
Laos
Viet Nam
General Clark Ends Duties In Far East
Gen Mark W Clark bid farewell to Far East Command troops in Tokyo after leading UN forces since 1952 He retires Oct 31 and will visit San Francisco and Washington before formal retirement The ceremony honored Korean veterans and top Far East and UN officers with a band and fond goodbyes
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Tokyo
Mark W. Clark
Far East
United Nations
California
Clark
John E. Hull
Goodby
Washington
Tito Dampens West Hopes In Yugoslavia Speech
President Tito reaffirmed faith in communism and warned Yugoslav reactionaries against power bids. Addressing about 200000 in a Croatian wheat market city he said the regime would keep its policies and rejected rumors of dissolving the Communist party. He likened rightists to boils needing surgery.
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Biesovar
Yugoslavia
Tito
Communist Party
Quiet Election in Fayette Maine amid empty polls
In Fayette Maine a town clerk four ballot clerks a constable an election officer and a janitor stood by at eight dollars each at the polls Monday for a special State Senate election. None of the town's 150 voters showed up to cast ballots.
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Fayette
Maine
Senate
Messenger Drivers Safest in Nation
The American Newspaper Publishers Association reports Messenger truck drivers had the best safety record in the U S during the first six months of the year among newspapers in their circulation class. They traveled 135 572 miles with no accidents despite the longest mileage in The Messenger class (up to 20 000).
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Messenger
United States
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Anpa - International
Indian Units Won't Halt Riots at Seoul
Panmunjom report quotes Lt. Gen. K. S. Thimayya saying Indian troops will not intervene to stop a mass breakout of anti Communist war prisoners amid Seoul demonstrations against Indians guarding POWs. He cites the UN Command and Communist forces at their disposal and mentions Clark's letter on prisoner freedom of choice.
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Panmunjom
Korea
K. S. Thimayya
Seoul
Thimayya
South Korea
Mark W. Clark
Far East
United Nations
Dock Workers Return to Work Under Court Order
Longshoremen on New York docks resumed duties at several piers after a court ordered halt to the no work strike under Taft Hartley provisions. Members of the International Longshoremen's Association and a rival AFL union reported for duty, with no mixed gangs observed as unions operate at separate piers. The 10 day injunction leaves the jurisdictional dispute unresolved and signals possible future walkouts.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Assn
AFL
TILA
B36 Bomber Global Mobility Exercises Planned
The Air Force will test global mobility by sending two B36 squadrons on overseas exercises this month. One river from Walker AFB Roswell NM to Thule Greenland for a week. The other from Carswell AFB Texas to a North Africa forward base in French Morocco for about 11 days.
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Washington
Air Force
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
N. M
Arctic
Thule
Greenland
Carswell Air Force Base
Tex
North Africa
United States
French Morocco
Pay-Off Man Ignites Police Bribes Probe
Philadelphia police face a wide probe after Harry Lowry accused officers of taking bribes to provide protection for a numbers gang. Police Commissioner Thomas J. Gibbons summoned 12 officers to City Hall and District Attorney Richardson Dilworth questioned Patrolman Joseph Keenan Jr. amid suspicions tied to a $25 000 home and bank holdings. Dolores Perry, linked to the case, denied knowledge.
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Thomas J. Gibbons
Harry Lowry
Dist. Atty
Richardson Dilworth
Lowry
Delaware County
Gibbons
Dilworth
Joseph Keenan Jr
Clee) Coleman
Numbers King
U.S. Dips Into Red Ink Again
The government spent more and took in slightly less in the first quarter of this fiscal year than a year earlier. Expenditures for July through September totaled 18.228 billion dollars, up from 17.29 billion, driven by farm price supports and higher military spending.
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Washington
Six Children Die in Crash Near Los Angeles
A mother and six children perished when a steel truck struck their sedan at a red light in Montebello. Helen Virginia Lee 28 Norwalk and her six youngsters Karen 4 Linda Sandra Randy 4 5 2 Timmy 3 and Susan Shiney 3 were in the car. The truck and trailer carried 20 tons of steel and traveled about 45 miles an hour, the impact sending the wreckage across nearly 300 feet.
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Los Angeles
Helen Virginia Lee
Norwalk
Karen Lee
Linda
Sandra
Randy Diller
Timmy Pulliam
Susan Shiney
Montebello
Southern Ohio Gas Rate Boost Sought
The United Fuel Gas Co of Charleston West Virginia seeks approval to raise rates for customers in New Boston Chesapeake and rural Lawrence and Scioto counties. It proposes sliding scales to replace current flat rates and did not specify total increase.
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United Fuel Gas Co
Charleston
W. Va
Boston
Chesapeake
Lawrence
Scioto Counties
Eisenhower frames peace as outcome of Western military strength
In Atlantic City Eisenhower told the United Church Women that peace must be won slowly and by building and paying for military power to deter a nuclear attack. He warned Russia seeks world domination while urging faith and family life as the nation’s foundation for world leadership. The president contrasted arms buildup with a path to peace through cooperative international effort.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Eisenhower
Russia
Free World
Oe Sena
Ex-Egyptian Chief Given Life Sentence
Former Wafdist Minister Ibrahim Farag is sentenced to life by a revolutionary court for high treason and conspiring with a foreign power against state security. He is the third convicted in a week as Egyptians accused of plotting against President Naguib await trial.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ibrahim Farag
Mohammed Naguib
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Farag
State School Board Urged by Ohio Parents and Teachers
In Cincinnati a speaker urged members of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers to vote for a state school board. Charles B. Crouch, superintendent of Hamilton County schools, said the state education department is remote without an elected board and that the organization should be created by a democratic procedure.
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Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ohio
Charles B. Crouch
Hamilton County
State Department of Education
Crouch
Lausche Backed Korean Vet Bonus Move Faces Session
Ohio lawmakers are weighing a proposed Korean War veteran bonus. Rep. Ray T. Miller Jr. asks colleagues if a special session is desired, noting Gov. Frank Lausche has shown a favorable stance and that a constitutional amendment would be needed.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ray T. Miller, Jr
Cleveland Democrat
Miller
Frank J. Lausche
FBI Seizes Six More Red Party Chieftains
The FBI and police denied progress in the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping as speculation grows. A missing spokesman Robert Ledterman, tied to the Greenlease family, remains unseen at the mansion near Kansas City. President Eisenhower's broker and other financiers visited, but officials gave no new information.
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Bobby Greenlease
Robert Ledterman
Tulsa
Robert C. Greenlease
Ledterman
Eisenhower
Arthur B. Eisenhower
Joseph Williams
The
Commerce Trust Co
Greenleash
Greenlease
Chicago
Paul Greenlease
FBI
Washington
Real Estate Profits Dip in Ohio Convention Debate
Staleny W. Arnheim of Pittsburgh warned that vacancy signs are rising nationwide at the 44th annual Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards session. He urged owners to hire skilled managers versed in real estate law and market pricing to slow the downswing and protect investment yields.
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Columbus
Institute of Real Estate Management
The
Ohio Assn. of Real Estate Boards
Staleny W. Arnhelm
Pittsburgh
Arnheim
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Temperatures Cooler Early Then Warmer
Five day outlook for Ohio shows temperatures about 3 to 5 degrees below normal from Wednesday through Sunday. Normal highs range from 65 to 70 and lows around 44. Period starts cool, warms by Friday, then cools again. Scattered showers near the Great Lakes early and late in the week with total rainfall of one tenth to one fourth inch.
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Great Lakes
Ohio Penitentiary Escapee Surrenders to FBI
Charles Allard, 75, who escaped from the Ohio Penitentiary two years ago, surrendered to FBI agents in Chicago. He had been sentenced to life in 1906 for killing a tavern keeper during a robbery near Columbus and is being extradited to Ohio.
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Chicago
Charles Allard
Ohio
Junction City
Allard
Columbus
FBI
Liquor license fee distribution tops Ohio cities
The first distribution of liquor license fees in Ohio for the 1953-54 fiscal year totaled 1 720 739 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio Cities
Ambassador Peurifoy Named U S Ambassador to Guatemala
President Eisenhower designates John E. Peurifoy former ambassador to Greece and a Democrat to serve as the United States ambassador to Guatemala.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John E. Peurifoy
Greece
Guatemala
Knowland Attacks Stevenson Plan on Russia Pact
Sen Knowland harshly opposes Stevenson's nonaggression guarantee idea with Russia and criticizes Indian policy toward China. He says he speaks for himself not the White House after talks with Eisenhower and Dulles. Green questions whether his views reflect the administration.
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Washington
Knowland
R-Calif
Russia
Ad- E. Stevenson
India
China
Senate
Flisenhower
White House
Theodore F. Green
D-Ri
School’s Out In Waverly Pay Dispute
Twelve teachers at Western Local School in Latham walk off the job protesting late salaries. Bus drivers joined in yesterday with similar claims. Principal Donald Lewis said payroll was received a week earlier and pay should have gone out Friday. Some teachers reported only partial or improperly made checks. County Supt. J FE Way voiced sympathy. the board did not comment. No classes were held yesterday or today.
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Waverly
Ohio
Western Local School
Latham
Board of Education
Donald Lewis
Lewis
J. FE. Way
Western Local
Plaque Dedicated to War Correspondent Ernie Pyle
At Indiana University ceremonies Sigma Delta Chi honors wartime correspondent Ernie Pyle with a bronze plaque. Gen Omar Bradley, known as the GI general, called Pyle a writer whose typewriter had a soul that told the world their story.
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Bloomington
Ind
Omar Bradley
Ernie Pyle
Pyle
Sigma Ita Chi
Indiana University
Social Security expansion targets 10 percent more coverage
Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby said the Eisenhower administration plans to add about ten million people to Social Security next year. Speaking at a Montgomery County Republicans dinner in Dayton Ohio she outlined coverage for self employed farmers farm workers domestic workers and more professionals including doctors dentists lawyers and accountants.
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Dayton
Ohio
Oveta Culp Hobby
Eisenhower
Solon Sees Hot Fight Ahead On Republican car Policy
Senator Aiken predicts stronger GOP criticism of the Eisenhower farm and power policies in next year’s campaign. He touts a expanded Rural Electrification Administration as the party’s strongest reply to Democratic charges. Benson’s remarks confuse farmers as the current price support law nears expiration next year.
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Washington
Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Vermont
Benson
GOP
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Six Communist Officials Nabbed in Midwest Roundup
Atty Gen Brownell announced a roundup of six Midwest Communist party officials plus a detainer on another functionary serving time in Columbus. Arrests occurred in Cleveland Lorain Steubenville Ohio and Newark New Jersey with charges under the Smith Act for conspiracy to advocate overthrow.
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Brownell
Communist Party
FBI
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Lorain
Steubenville
Ohio
Newark
N. J
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Midwest
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Justice Department
Joseph Brandt
Jelliff Street
Clinton and
Avon Avenues
Hunterdon St
David Katz
Communist Political Assn. of
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Superior Avenue
Frieda Zucker Katz
Cuyahoga County
Lucille Bethencourt
Rt. 2
Elvador Claud
Ohio Communist Party
E. Griene
Joseph Michael Dougher
Joseph Michael Walsh
Pennsylvania
Ohio State Penitentiary
Frank Hashmal
New York City
Conservancy District Faces End Amid Drought Funds Loss
The Scioto Sandusky Conservancy District across 17 counties risks dissolution as drought threatens its flood control and water conservation work. An Ohio Supreme Court ruling struck down the second levy aimed at funding the district, prompting officials to warn this could end conservancy operations unless funds are secured. The district, established in 1934, includes Crawford, Delaware, Fayette, Franklin, Highland, Madison, Marion, Morrow, Pickaway, Pike, Ross, Sandusky, Scioto, Seneca, Union, Vinton and Wyandot counties.
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Scioto-Sandusky Conservancy
Ohio Supreme Court
Allen L Pretzman
Crawford
Delaware
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Madison
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Quads Make Even Dozen in Australian Births
Mrs Ethel Hudson aged 38 gave birth to quadruplets today, bringing her total to about a dozen children. Gilgandra Hospital reported a male and three females weighing 3 pounds 13 ounces each, mother and babies doing well. The family lives two miles from Gilgandra in tents as the father, R Hudson, works as a fencing contractor.
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Australia
Ethel Hudson
Gilgandra Hospital
Gliganares
R Hudson
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