Senator George backs no force pledge before talks with Red China
Sen George of Georgia urged a pledge by Communist China renouncing force in Asia before high level talks. He backed Dulles position that any near summit must wait for ambassadorial talks in Geneva and called for release and accounting of American prisoners first.
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Washington
Senate
George
D-Ga
United States
China
Asia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Chou En-lai
Vienne
Gay
Geneva
A. Alexis Johnson
U.S
Peiping
Formosa Strait
Stassen Warns On Russian Acceptance Of Arms Inspection
Harold E. Stassen told reporters that Russia may accept Ike’s arms inspection plan as scientists warn leaders of the atomic destruction in a peace driven choice. He indicated odds favor a possible agreement and noted developments at Geneva later this month. He stressed once Russians grasp the alternatives to war, hard issues can be tackled. He spoke after addressing the Southern Governors Conference about nuclear materials control and exchange of military information. He also referenced reports that Lyndon B. Johnson backed a coalition for an open convention with a moderate platform, though governors said no proposal had been made to them.
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Cunan Am
Harold E. Stassen
Russia
Eisenhower
Geneva
Stassen
Contes
Putin
New York Times
Baltimore Sun
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Girl's Body Identified in Cleveland Park Death
Cleveland police identify the leaf-covered body found in a park as Gloria Ferry, 18, of Altoona PA, missing since September 12. Detective Capt. Kerr said threats followed her testimony against Louis Statler, 61, on a delinquency charge. murder charges are being sought.
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Cleveland
Gloria Ferry
Altoona
David E Kerr
Gloria
Louis Statler
Kerr
Statler
Jed Tater
Windsor
Will Richie
Connecticut Tallies Up Flood Damages Again
Connecticut, hardest hit of six Northeast states by weekend floods, continued tallying damage. Homes and factories were smashed, debris filled streets, and stores suffered heavy losses as crews assessed the wreckage for the second time in two months.
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Connecticut
New Haven
Conn
Injured Youth Charged With Mother's Murder in Pasadena
Police say John P. Hawley 19, injured in the incident, has been formally charged with murdering his mother Iris Hawley 45 with a hammer in her home. The complaint was issued after the Sunday early morning attack. Dr Carlos Davila, secretary general of the OAS, died today in Washington.
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Pasadena
Calif
John P. Hawley
Iris Wwley
Carlos Davila
Washington
Organization of American States
Harbor Expansion Begins as Seaway Opening Nears
Round breaking ceremonies inaugurate a $4,900,000 harbor expansion to support the St. Lawrence Seaway opening. Inahtabaia will gain a channel and turnaround basin for large cargo ships inside a seawall. During the ceremonies 210,000 cubic yards of mud will be dredged from the lake bottom.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Inahtabaia
Annihilation particle sparks new atomic research era
Berkeley and Jakarta lead stories report the discovery of a particle that annihilates matter, showing antiproton beams may unlock controlled energy release. Scientists say it clarifies nuclear structure theory and could enable new practical achievements in atom-level energy and annihilation processes. In Oklahoma City a murder case probe continues as election returns trickle in.
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Berkeley
Calif
Ator
Sadie
California
Lawrence
Jakarta
Indonesia
Smasher
Bevatron
Masjumi Party
Ernest O. Lawrence
Washington
Oklahoma City
Energy Commission
Otto
Inmate Knifing At Belmont County Jail
In Belmont County Jail Ohio a jailer and two trusties were knifed during an escape attempt by inmates Charles Carmon and Russell Gibbons. Deputy Sheriff Wayne Street said a 7 am breakfast rush preceded the clash. Carmon fled as doors unlocked. Wounds were non serious and treated.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Belmont County
Wayne Street
Charles Carmon
Russell Gibbons
Carman
Knox
Theodore] Vierce
Gibbons
Street
Sees Politics In CIO Ballot Drive For Jobless Benefits
A Republican House member criticizes a CIO ballot push to expand unemployment benefits. He argues the plan aims to influence state elections by boosting registrations and potential votes for Democrats. He warns the effort could merge with party politics and affect affiliation in key districts.
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Selon
CIO
Siarson
Ohio
Snr
Trio
House
Kenneth Robinson
Farion
Michigan Robinson
Five Killed As Truck Loses Brake On Savage Mountain
A tractor trailer crashed downhill from Big Savage Mountain near Cumberland injuring or killing five people. State police named victims Clifford Fearer Nellie Thom as Francis X Spearman Evelyn Lloyd and Samuel J Brenneman. Driver Paul Stewart Myers 25 of Dover Pa said brakes failed. The runaway truck toppled cars and overturned a bulldozer load before smashing Brenneman’s rig in Lavale.
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Cumberland
Big Savage Mountain
Clifford Fearer
Nellie ‘Thom
Francis X. Spearman
Evelyn Lloyd
Samuel J. Brenneman
D River
Springs
T ‘Brenneman
U.S
Brenneman
Paul Stewart Myers
Dover
Myers
Frostburg
Forsalmort
Lavale
Basekamp Yard
Fearer
Red's Prison Closing Down
Moscow reports that Vorkuta labor camp may be winding down after years of harsh conditions. Eriki Glaser Wallach, freed from Vorkuta, says conditions improved with eight hour days and six day weeks and guards changed from MVD to regular army.
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Moscow
Eriki Glaser Wallach
Soviet Union
Irs
Wallach
Vorkuta
Amiing Center
Arctic
Siberia
MVD
Moscow radio rebukes Western leaders over Berlin stance
Moscow radio repeats Russia will control traffic between West Germany and West Berlin for the present. The broadcast counters the Oct 3 Western warning and claims responsibility for keeping Berlin free and open, signaling tension with the U S Britain and France.
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Russia
A Great Day for Logan as Firm Breaks Ground
The company selects Logan for a new plant after inspecting 40 communities. General Robinson praises Logan as a good city to live in and notes the Logan Trade Club’s role in attracting the project. The speech highlights jobs, homes, churches, and public services that will benefit Logan and How ing County, with a call for continued cooperation and welcoming plant personnel.
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Carborundum Co
Logan
Theodore H. Booth
Carborundum
Barton A. Hall
Logan Clay Products Co
John Hildabolt
Metal Pondr Products, Inc
Logan Trade Club
Big Plant
Columbus
Ohio
Robinson
Sfol
Logan Trae Club
Hell
Sngle
Howing
Profit Seen From Pike Turnpike Delivers Early Outlook
The Pike Turnpike Commission projects a 1956 profit near 15 million dollars with revenues close to 18.5 million and expenses around three million. Chairman James W. Shacknessy cites the new turnpike opened Oct 1 and notes possible expansion at the Cleveland Akron Interchange and a viable second Ohio turnpike pending engineering reports. Traffic jams appeared at several toll plazas over the first two weeks of operation.
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Turnpike Commission
Commission
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio
Shocknessy
Cleveland-Akron
Salt Shaker Seeks Year in Sierra as Amateur Scientist
A 21 year old former railroad worker plans a year in the Sierras with only a knife a sleeping bag and his own will to survive. Fred Smith labels him an amateur scientist and aids his brave experiment to endure the mountain elements and return to civilization.
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Eno
Nev
Sierras
Himeff
Fred Smith
Khign
Faure Wins Confidence for Policies
Premier Edgar Faure secured a 308 to 25 vote of confidence from the national assembly on plans to restore order and promote political reforms in Algeria and Morocco. The margin followed a string of unlikely endorsements and tactical parliamentary support enabling him to focus on implementing reform programs.
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National Assembly
Edgar Faure
Assembly
Algeria
Indicted Letter Writer From Gallipolis
A Gallipolis man, Sidney or Sidanae Sano Gunnie Jackson of Gallipolis, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Huntington for mailing a threatening letter to Miss Ruth Baird in Hogsett West Virginia. He was a lineman for Buckeye Rural Electric Co Op Inc and previously resided on Grape Street. The indictment accuses him of sending the letter to the Mason County Board of Education secretary on August 3. He was held on bond of under $2500 until yesterday.
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Sidanae Sano
Gunnnie A ‘Ackson
Gallipolis
Huntington
Ruth Baird
Hogsett
W. Va
Buckeye Rural Electric Co-Op, Inc
Jackson
Grape St
Baird
Mason County Board, of Education
Defense Cuts 68 000 Jobs
Defense Secretary Charles F. Wilson outlined a plan to trim about 68 000 civilian jobs through normal turnover and retirements to save nearly half a billion dollars and limit defense payroll. He stressed no large layoffs are planned and savings would come from resignations health issues and regular retirements.
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Washington
Defense Department
Charles F. Wilson
Manc
Avidan
Katie May Be Last Of 1955 Hurricanes
Katie may be the last hurricane of 1955. The storm center spread into an area of squalls and winds near 40 mph as it moved east of Florida, with no immediate threat described.
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Katie
Florida
Princess Margaret Plans with Archbishop Amid Poison Scare
Princess Margaret discussed church plans Wednesday night with the Archbishop of Canterbury as England reels from a scandal over deaths linked to rat poison. Coroner Chetta ruled accidental phosphoric poisoning caused the deaths of two young neighbors believed connected to the royal circle. The case centers on the Royal Family and the London residence near the Thames, amid speculation of affairs and marriages involving Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend.
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Caret
Achbishop
Canterbury
Church of Ne
England
Neghbors
Peter Townsend
Nicholas J. Chetta
Elizabeth I
William
Lawbeth Palace
Ence Baughman
Lam
Helen Baughman
Partheen
Liament
Police Hunt Teen-Agers Killed Boys
Chicago AP reports a large police and Army search for clues in the slaying of three boys found in a ditch near a forest west of Chicago. Investigators say the victims were strangled and may have been held captive before death. Sheriff Lohman suspects youths close to the victims or a powerful individual were involved.
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Chicago
Leena
Theobinson Woods
Bowns
Robert Peterson
Jonm''Schuesser
Anton
Walter E._McCarron
Joep Lohman
Bobby Franka
Richard Tae
Nathan Leopedd
Steve
Torease
Tom Schuessen
Talon
Andl Miicaim Peterson
John
Crash Kills Five In North Hollywood Plane Dive
Civil Aeronautics investigators probed a single engine crash that plunged into a six unit apartment building in North Hollywood. A baby, an 18 year old bride, Thorne and three other victims perished in the fiery wreck while a 6 year old girl died later of burns. Witnesses saw the plane climb to near roof height before the plunge as residents recalled a frightening, puzzling descent over the area.
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Eugene Lyle
Betty Wolfe
North Hollywood
Can
Joel W. Hhorne
Civil Aeronautics
Thorne
Senators Urge Action to Harness Ohio River Also Fight Floods
Covington leaders and Kentucky Senators Alben Barkley and Earle Clements urged greater federal aid to control the Ohio River and its tributaries after dedication of a flood protection project. They warned no local effort can fully shield communities from cross state flood waters. the Covington floodworks cost about 7.65 million with federal share over seven million.
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Covington
Ory
Alben Barkley
Earle Clements
D-Ky
Barkley
Auto collision knocks semi over near Gallipolis
Two men were injured in an early morning crash on Upper River Road near the Blue Fountain Motel. Walter Jani ne Clay, 18, of Bidwell Route 1, and Joseph Wilson, 41, of Winston-Salem N C were treated at Holzer Hospital for serious injuries. The semi driver Clyde Weddle, 30, of Winston-Salem was listed by the State Highway Patrol.
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Walter Janine Clay
Bidwell
Moteer Hospital
Joseph’ Wilson
Winstonvale
N.C
Upper River Road
Blue Fountain Motel
Gallipolis Corporation
Clay
State Highway Patrol
Clyde Weddle
Winston-Salem
Russian Jewish visitors tour Wall Street to study economy
A group from Russia visited Wall Street on Tuesday to learn how the U S free market operates. Keith Funston, president of the New York Stock Exchange, explained that a free economy with open market price adjustments offers advantages that outweigh downturns.
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New York
Battleship Wisconsin Stranded Near Harbor After Incident
An unclear report describes the battleship Wisconsin being stranded near a harbor for about an hour on Tuesday. The Brooklyn Navy Yard and nearby areas were involved as a rescue or belay operation took place.
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Wisconsin
Harbor
Brooklyn
Nery
Yast
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