Socialists Turn Back Khrushchev Red Pact Appeal
Western European socialist leaders rejected Nikita Khrushchev's call for an alliance with Soviet Communists to counter U.S. and Turkish accusations over Syria. Britain’s Hugh Gaitskell and Denmark’s Socialists voiced cautious replies while Dutch and Norwegian factions dismissed the bid as propaganda or a policy mismatch. Damascus reports Turkey planning action against Syria.
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London
Western Europe
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Syria
Khrushchev
Turkey
United States
Egypt
Nasser
Middle East
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Downing St
Harold Macmillan
Gaitskell
Russia
United Nations
North Korea
Hungary
Damascus
Syrian Foreign Ministry
Sputnik Dying Satellite May Plunge From Orbit Soon
AP report cites Robert Jastrow of the Naval Research Laboratory saying Sputnik could burn up within a week as its altitude drops from 170 miles to about 147 miles. He notes possible unknown drag but Dr. Fred L Whipple cautions against invoking new forces until standard explanations are exhausted.
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Sputnik
Washington
Moscow
Outer Space
Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Fred L. Whipple
Defense cuts hit Ohio workers in aircraft plants
Thousands in Ohio lose jobs as defense spending drops. North American Aviation in Columbus cuts about 3000 of 15700, General Electric in Cincinnati sheds 3200 of 17200, Thompson Products in Cleveland reduces due to fewer defense contracts and delayed deliveries. Civilian aluminum demand offsets some impact in other sectors.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
North American Aviation Inc
Columbus
General Electric Corp
Cincinnati
Thompson Products Co
Cleveland
North American
General Electric
Paratroopers From 101st Set To Return If Weather Allows
Nearly half of the 1100 paratroopers of the 101st Airborne Division are slated to depart for Fort Campbell Kentucky today weather permitting. In Little Rock Arkansas the six week integration crisis looms with a troop reduction ordered by Secretary of the Army Wilber Brucker. He said 8500 Arkansas National Guardsmen will be defederalized and about 1800 remain on duty. No guardsmen have yet been released from active duty. The paratroopers were sent here last month and the Guard was federalized after rioting outside Central High when nine Negro students first enrolled.
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Little Rock
Ark
101St Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Wilber Brucker
Arkansas National
Central High
Banks Asked to File Condition Reports by Oct 11
The comptroller of the currency ordered a public call for statements on the condition of all national banks at the close of business Friday October 11.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Sinks for sale and ads in the Messenger Classifieds
The piece notes kitchen sinks were sold while Orland Williams cites more potential sales at 45 Ohio Ave. It highlights advertising in the Messenger Classified section for selling houses, sinks, or unwanted items.
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Orland Williams
Ohio Ave
Messenger
France Hit By 24 Hour General Strike Across Utilities
Paris and major cities faced a near total halt as electricity and gas workers walked out for higher wages. Radio, TV, phones and presses stopped. public transit and trains slowed or paused. The strike, about 90 percent effective, occurred amid a political crisis with Antoine Pinay seeking a government while unions opposed him.
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Paris
France
City of Light
Communist Party
Mayors to Appear at Chicago Hearing on Intergovernmental Relations
Mayors A. J. Celebrezze of Cleveland and Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati join four others at a congressional hearing in Chicago today to discuss intergovernmental relations.
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Washington—I
A. J. Celebrezze
Cleveland
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Chicago
Businessman Arrested for Faked Drowning in Boston Harbor
Alvin G. Plackter, 37, charged with larceny of 10475 for a faked drowning in Boston Harbor. Brothers Louis and Walter Swank, 26 and 29, charged as accessories after the fact. Plackter arrested in Houston, returned to Boston. He sought insurance proceeds over 100000 after the ruse. wife and son remain with relatives in Philadelphia.
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Boston
Alvin G. Plackter
Boston Harbor
Louis Swank
Walter Swank
Plackter
Houston
Texas
Swank Brothers
Khrushchev Uses War Fear to Press Middle East Bids
Soviet leader Khrushchev aims to fragment Western resolve by sowing fear of a world war linked to a Middle East crisis. He targets rank and file Socialists via propaganda to gain latitude for Soviet actions in Syria and beyond after Sputnik and ICBM successes.
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William L. Ryan
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States
Middle East
Europe
Syria
Khrushchev
Popular Front
Soviet Union
Stalin
Receiver Hope Of Union To Avert Suspension
Washington report says a court ordered receiver could keep the Teamsters in AFLCIO good standing amid a possible suspension. James R. Hoffa has been elected president after Dave Beck but a federal order blocks immediate takeover until a Monday hearing before Judge F Dickinson Letts. The court may appoint a receiver to run the union temporarily to avoid expulsion.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Aflcio
James R. Hoffa
Giant
Dave Beck
Federal
F. Dickinson Letts
Hoffa
Beck
Teamsters
Aflcio Executive Council
George Meany
Judge Letts
Confessed Spy Hayhanen Testifies In Abel Trial
Reino Hayhanen testified in Brooklyn federal court that he dug up and kept 5000 dollars meant to pay Mrs. Helen Sobell. He said the cash was buried at Bear Mountain New York and was to determine if Sobell would act as an agent in the espionage case against Rudolf Abel and the Rosenberg ring backdrop.
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New York
Reino Hayhanen
Helen Sobell
Hayhanen
Brooklyn
Rudolf I. Abel
Bear Mountain
N. Y
Point Pleasant Woman Dies In Wreck
Mae Ophelia Harris, 46, of 2115 North Main Street, died within minutes after her car left Route 62 near the city limits at 9 10 this morning. State police said she was speeding and lost control, the car traveling 180 feet into a cornfield after leaving the highway and turning over four times. She was the wife of Luther Harris, Sr. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Crow Funeral Home.
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Point Pleasant
Mae Ophelia Harris
N. Main St
Route
Construction Begins on Erie Thruway in Pennsylvania
Construction has begun on the 47 million dollar Erie Thruway linking Ohio and New York. Gov. Leader turned the first spade of dirt as crews moved in to start the 4642 mile four lane superhighway Tuesday.
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Erie. Pa
Erie
Fails to Pass Fire Engine Bond in Madill
Residents of Madill Oklahoma voted on a 15000 dollar fire engine bond issue that the council had already purchased. The tally ended 293 for and 293 against, requiring a simple majority to pass.
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Madill
Okla
Relocation plans explained on Route 33
A messy scan shows Route 33 relocation plans to be explained. The item appears on page 2 with other local notices and school board items.
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School Board Association
Athens
U.S. Ranger
Middleport
West Virginia
Indiana
Hank Greenberg
Glouster
Chauncey
Logan
Eee Aes
Nelsonville
Gallipolis
Point Ps
Teehee Steve
Two Say Spending Need Not Increase
Washington AP reports top House Appropriations Committee members Cannon and Taber say Russia's satellite launch does not require higher defense spending but calls for smarter allocation and vigilance. They stress boosting defenses and allied protection while avoiding wasteful increases.
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House
Russia
U.S
Cannon
D-Mo
Rep
Taber
R-Ny
GOP
United States
Congress
Nixon
San Francisco
Syria urges UN inquiry over Turkish border threat
Syria requested an urgent United Nations inquiry into what it called an intolerably dangerous situation on the Turkish-Syrian border. Foreign Minister Salah al-Bitar urged the UN General Assembly to address threats to Syria and international peace as Turkish troop concentrations rose. No immediate U S response, but officials expect U S opposition to placing the issue on the assembly agenda. The move followed a Damascus declaration that Turkey plans premeditated action, amid Egyptian reinforcements arriving in Syria.
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UNITED NATIONS _N_ Y
Syria
Salah Bitar
UN General Assembly
U. S
United States
Assembly
Damascus
Turkey
Dulles Warns of Syria and Russia Threat to Turkey
Secretary of State Dulles warned Washington must stay on guard against the possibility of an attack by Syria and Russia on Turkey. The brief bulletin notes U S concerns amid Cold War tensions and regional instability.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Syria
Russia
Turkey
RAPS DEFENSE STAMPEDE Calms Sputnik Storm
Philip M. Talbott, president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, says Sputnik fears should not force Defense Department reactivating shelved projects. He cites mismanagement and interservice rivalry as core issues with nearly three billion spent on guided missiles this fiscal year, a large rise from two years ago.
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Cincinnati
U.S. Chameber of Commerce
Russia
Sputnik
Defense Department
Philip M. Talbott
Washington
Congress
Armed Services
Talbott
Flood Victims Sought After Spain Floods Kill 63
Valencia reports the worst floods in modern Spanish history along a 150 mile Mediterranean coast. At least 63 people died with over 50 missing and thousands homeless. Madrid Barcelona and other cities sent aid while 180 tons of American food stocks arrived. Seven helicopters from the Lake Champlain aided evacuations.
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Valencia
Spain
Mediterranean
Madrid
Barcelonia
U.S
Lake Champlain
Navy jet misses Bay Bridge in dramatic Bay landing
A disabled Navy jet fighter narrowly avoided the top deck of the San Francisco Bay Bridge on Tuesday and its pilot escaped unharmed after crash landing in the bay.
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San Francisco
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Bay
Time Pendulum Swings Back Six Day Royal Visit
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip begin a six day U S visit starting in Williamsburg Virginia for the 350th anniversary of Jamestown. They tour Jamestown and Williams burg before a reception and dinner then depart for Washington and New York City. The event marks colonial history on Virginia’s tidewater peninsula.
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Queen
Prince
U.S
Williamsburg
Virginia
America
Elizabeth II
England
United States
Tidewater
Newport News
Prince Philip
Jamestown
New World
Washington
New York City
John Smith
James
York Rivers
Britain
Ottawa
Canada
Fms
John G. Diefener
Ohio Court To Rule On Blue Laws
Ohio Supreme Court agreed to rule on Sunday business restrictions as Cleveland Cincinnati and Hamilton merchants appeal convictions for selling merchandise on the sabbath. They argue the penalties infringe religious liberty and property rights with fines up to 100 and jail time.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Six Year Old Fires Rifle Wounding Baby-Sitter
Cincinnati police report 6 year old Michael Schaible Jr shot his baby-sitter Naomi Babe 45 in the right forearm. Babe said the boy warned her “This gun is loaded” before entering and the rifle discharged as she moved toward him.
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Cincinnati
Michael Schaible, Jr
Naomi Babe
Weather outlook Ohio West Virginia and region
Mostly cloudy with occasional rain tonight and Thursday, mild overall. Ohio temperatures near normal with tonight lows 55 to 62 and Thursday highs 45 to 72. West Virginia clouds and rain likely west tonight with lows 45 to 50 east 50 to 55. cooler nights start Friday. Five day forecast calls for temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal and one to three quarters inch precipitation.
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Bismarck
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Cleveland
Detroit
Giobay
Indianapolis
Memphis
Miami
New York
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City
Portland
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