Nixon Gives Eisenhower Summary of Campaign Prospects
Vice President Nixon reports to reporters in Denver that GOP prospects for a Republican controlled 84th Congress look promising. He plans a nationwide broadcast with Eisenhower and a strategy meeting to push for more presidential campaigning. Democrats counter with a memo criticizing Nixon’s Senate voting record from 1947 to 1952.
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Show-Down On Power Is Foreseen
The Eisenhower administration moves toward a pre election showdown over the Dixon-Yates contract to feed private power into TVA lines. The plan faces Senate Atomic Energy Committee review and calls for waiving a legal provision to start before next year. Critics label it skullduggery and scandalous as Langer and Kefauver press for answers from the AEC Chair.
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Eisenhower
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Dixon-Yates
Fulbright
D-Ark
Atomic Energy Commission
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Lattimore Indicted on New Perjury Counts
Washington Reuters report notes scholar Owen Lattimore was indicted on two new counts of perjury by a federal grand jury before U S District Judge Edward A Tamm. The indictment revises parts of an older case, with U S Attorney Leo A Rover seeking consolidation with five remaining counts from the 1952 proceeding.
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Owen Lattimore
Munist
U. S
Edward A. Tamm
Leo A. Rover
Lattimore
Morse predicts end of McCarthy era in Senate
Sen Wayne Morse predicts McCarthy era chairmanship days are over and says the Senate will censure McCarthy. He doubts Republicans will win in November and says only a handful of senators would back restoring him as a committee chairman.
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Wayne Morse
Ind-Ore
Joseph McCarthy
Ohio Publisher Joins Editorial Writers Roundtable
Asheville North Carolina publisher John S. Knight of the Akron Beacon Journal attends the seventh annual National Conference of Editorial Writers roundtable discussion of the nation s editorial pages.
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N. C
John S. Knight
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National Conference of Editorial Writers
Ohioan wins champion Jersey at National Cattle Congress
Dra conis Jester Queen shown by Ray and Phyllis Sherer of Maplewood Ohio was named champion Jersey cow at the National Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa yesterday.
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Ohio
National Cattle Congress
GOP Speaker Slate Announced With Several Engagements
Republican state headquarters released a list of speaking engagements. Labor Secretary James Mitchell will replace a Youngstown address at Salem on Oct. 12. Also scheduled are Sen. Homer Capehart Oct. 19 in Springfield, Harry Cain Oct. 28 in New Concord, and Sen. John Bricker Oct. 2 in Sidney.
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James Mitchell
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Youngstown
Homer Capehart
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Kiefer Junior High School
Harry Cain
U. S. Subversive Activities Board
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R-Ohio
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Ambulances Silence Sirens In New York City
New Yorks hospitals commissioner orders ambulance sirens silenced effective November 1 to reduce noise and improve safety. Police will still grant right of way when possible and red emergency lights will remain to attract police attention.
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New York
Basil C. MacLean
Adenauer Government Closes Ranks Over Molotov Talks
Bonn reports that Chancellor Adenauer's coalition backs away from Socialists who back Molotov's four power talks on German unity. Dehler defends the London rearmament accord and unity aims while Socialists push for a European security pact and troop withdrawal from Germany.
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AFL Head Blasts Bender In Cleveland Hearing
William Finegan of the Cleveland Federation of Labor accused Rep. George H. Bender of using a House subcommittee to smear labor in Cleveland. The CFL endorsed Democrat Thomas A. Burke in the fall race as the panel probed bombings, union rules, and welfare fund handling in the industry. Finegan denied labor racketeering and said the probe would not have occurred if the CFL had endorsed Bender.
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George H. Bender
Ohio
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William Finegan
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Thomas A. Burke
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Norway and Red China Agree to Exchange Ambassadors
Peiping radio reported that Norway and Red China will establish normal diplomatic relations and exchange ambassadors after successful negotiations concluded Tuesday. The broadcasts said both sides are committed to improving mutual relations.
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Strong Winds Sink Six Boats at Edgewater Yacht Club
High winds from the north and northeast gusting to 42 mph sank six boats at Edgewater Yacht Club in Cleveland last night and damaged docks, with 80 boats breaking lines. An 8-foot derrick barge broke loose, endangering small craft until controlled. The sunken craft included three outboard boats two inboard speedboats and a 20-foot cabin cruiser. In a separate incident Roger Parker’s east side home suffered a 16 by 20 foot deep sinkhole after sewer main collapse caused earth to wash away soil and affect porch footings driveway and garden.
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Lake Erie
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FHA Probe Examines Tax Angle
Senate Banking Committee investigators pressed for testimony from Internal Revenue Service officials on the potential for collecting additional taxes on windfall profits from postwar housing projects. Witnesses included William Simon who warned of income tax issues for builders profiting from government insured mortgages.
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Clyde L. Powell
Frost Hits Wide Eastern U S Areas With Cold Readings
A frosty morning spread over the eastern third of the country as a large cool air mass moved in. Readings plunged near or below freezing from North Dakota to New York and New England, while Florida and the Gulf Coast sweltered with record heat.
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Ailing Political Boss Crump Remains Critical in Memphis
The condition of E. H. Crump, 80, head of Shelby County politics, stayed critical in Memphis. He required oxygen at his home, suffering a relapse after a brief improvement. Doctors cited severe heart disease as the cause of his ailment.
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E. H. Crump
Shelby County
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Three Powers Signal Willingness to Ratify SEA Defense Pact
British French and Australian representatives told Philippine Vice President Garcia that their elements likely will ratify the Southeast Asia Defense Treaty signed in Manila last month, a Foreign Office spokesman said.
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Australia
Darlos P. Garcia
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Air Force Plane Crash Kills 11 Near Willows California
An Air Force BSO weather reconnaissance plane crashed near Willows California killing at least 11 of 17 aboard. Four enlisted men survived and several crew members were missing feared dead. The crash occurred at 7 12 p m from Biggs AFB El Paso Texas and caused a large fire.
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Marilyn Monroe faces breakup with Joe DiMaggio at Beverly Hills home
Marilyn Monroe is described sobbing as Joe DiMaggio leaves their Beverly Hills home after a stormy night. The couple's split follows DiMaggio's abrupt departure and Monroe's attempt to resume work, with emphasis on her emotional state and public attention.
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Joe DiMaggio
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Joe
Jerry Giesser
San Francisco
Crest Formed by Heavy Rains Floods Roswell Area
Regions around Roswell New Mexico faced flash floods as heavy rains sent a crest toward the city. The National Guard evacuated families in Roswell Artesia and Hagerman while rescuers worked to locate trapped guardsmen and prevent panic amid rising water.
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Lutherans Debate New Organization Plan At Lincoln Convention
The United Lutheran Church in America faces a central 118 point program to centralize control as delegates at the 19th biennial convention in Toronto debate the proposal. Rev J J Scherer of Richmond Va pushes to return the plan to committee for two more years of study. Rev W Cari Satre of Toledo defends the commission and accuses backers of attempting to stymie the convention.
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United Lutheran Church In America
J. J. Scherer
Richmond
W. Cari Satre
Toledo
Expert on Fish Scales Says They Should Be Eaten Burned Buried
The Massachusetts Health Department bans disposing fish scales in Gloucester harbor. Arnold G Carey proposes options from eating scales to burning them incinerating them with garbage, making fertilizer, or burying them far away, noting high food value and odd benefits.
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Solon Lands 63rd Congress Honor for Conservation Efforts
Rep. Clifford Hope of Kansas spoke at Camp Muskigum as the Friends of the Land toured the Muskingum Watershed. Hope received the Hugh H. Bennett gold medal for contributions to soil and water use and touted watershed management nationwide. He said every retained drop reduces potential floods.
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Jellyfish Found in Texas Front Yard After Rain
A Texas resident reports discovering two jellyfish in her front yard after a heavy rain. Mrs. W. M. Reynolds recounts the sighting, noting the creatures were about the size of a baseball base.
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Vice Czar of Phenix City Given Life Prison Term
A Phenix City jury handed a life sentence to E. L. Cook nicknamed czar of vice and crime for a killing at his 61 Club. Cook admitted shooting one man and wounding two others at his honkytonk four years ago as state authorities crack down on racketeering. His wife reacted with distress as the verdict was read.
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E. L. Cook
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Union official cites county relief offices' inaction in coal miners aid
Adolph Pacifico of Bellaire, a District 6 official of the United Mine Workers, and Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins say relief offices show little interest in helping unemployed miners. About 6,000 miners in Muskingum and surrounding counties have had sporadic work since 1953. Some sought surplus food but were denied. Surplus counties list beans, potatoes, and dried goods.
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Adolph Pacifico
Bellaire
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ohio
Muskingum
Two Story House Left On State Man's Lawn
Chicopee Massachusetts police investigated a complaint by James J. Gloster who says a two family house was placed on his front lawn. Construction men moved the house as police arrived but Gloster vowed to pursue court action to stop further movement.
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Mass
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Cowboy Actor Gail Russell Divorce Granted by Court
Santa Monica California Guy Madison the cowboy actor won a divorce from actress Gail Russell yesterday. Madison testified he spent many days at home cooking cleaning the house and managing the home life because Russell showed no interest in maintaining the home or in his work.
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Calif
Guy Madison
Gail Russell
Madison
Guard Strike Fails To Halt Indiana State Prison Operations
A walkout by Indiana State Prison guards did not disrupt operations as officials reported the full shift remained on duty and pickets continued at the two main gates. Merlin Griffith of the guards union claimed lines were in place and expected to gain five guards daily, while H P OBrien called the strike a flop.
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Indiana State Prison
H P O'Brien
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Merlin Griffith
Eeal Guards Union
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Man Who Mixed Drink I Free on Probation
Compton California Richard La Force 22 year old cafe science student is free again to pursue his studies. He was found guilty in May 1953 of poisoning a water bottle in Robert apartment. He claimed he was in love with Hayden's wife Joyce. The California Youth Authority released him from the vocational at Tracy with instructions to report monthly to a probation officer.
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