Red China Ends Quemoy Cease Fire Surprise Move
Washington reports say Peiping radio announced an end to the two week old Quemoy cease fire prompting Secretary of State Dulles to fly to Taipei to seek understanding with Chiang Kai shek. U S officials express uncertainty over the motive and possible impact on Formosa policy.
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U. S
Dulles
Taipei
Washington
China
Quemoy
Peiping
Rome
Communists End Cease-Fire Truce and Election Campaigns
Eisenhower campaigns in California as the foreign policy debate intensifies with critics like Stevenson calling the Quemoy and Matsu crisis a miserable mess. Democratic leaders urge party unity while Truman Nixon and Stevenson push contrasting views ahead of the final two weeks of elections.
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California
Paul M. Butler
Republican Party
Los Angeles
San Francisco
White House
Harry S. Truman
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
Quemoy
Matsu
Rebel Backers Arrested for Kidnapping in New York
New Jersey lawyer Sidney Neubauer 38 says he was kidnapped Thursday and held in a Bronx apartment until his escape Saturday. Arrested are Joaquin Gomez 24 of Brooklyn an architecture student and Louis Martinez 34 an attorney of Canton Ohio. Neubauer says his captors cited a failed $30 000 arms shipment deal with rebels. He grabbed a revolver and fired at the ceiling to escape.
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New York
Fidel Castro
New Jersey
Sidney Neubauer
Farmingdale
N.J
Bronx
Joaquin Gomez
Brooklyn
Pratt Institute
Louis Martinez
Rice Ave
Canton
Ohio
Neubauer
Negotiations Resume At Dayton Delco Plant
General Motors Delco Products Division management and Local 755 union leaders plan to resume talks in Dayton after the union ratified the national contract but refused the local agreement for about 4500 workers idle since October 2.
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Dayton
Dayton and Kettering
General Motors
Delco Products
International Union of Electrical Workers
Medal Winner Named for 1958 Career Award
Pulitzer Prize winner Dr. David Dietz receives the Chioma Library Career Medal in Columbus on November 1. Dietz, a lecturer and author and science editor for Scripps-Howard newspapers, is honored for a long career in science communication.
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Columbus
David Dietz
Scripps-Howard
Chioana Library
New Hospital Planned for Retarded Children in Ohio
Gov. C William O Neill announced yesterday a hospital for mentally disabled children will be built in the Cuyahoga County area within the next two years.
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Cleveland
William O'Neill
Cuyahoga County
Eisenhower Hits California Campaign Trail
President Eisenhower flies to Los Angeles for a hard hitting campaign speech to boost GOP candidates amid party splits. He resumes a 5300 mile cross country tour with events in California San Francisco and Chicago slated. The trip marks the first since leaving Washington and follows limited talks in other states.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Los Angeles
California
Shrine Auditorium
San Francisco
Chicago
Washington
Iowa
Kansas
Colorado
Ohio fugitive captured in Montana after seven years
The FBI says Daniel Clay Coe alias Delbert Wilt, 44, of Stark County was arrested in Livingston Montana for unlawful flight to avoid confinement, nearly seven years after fleeing London Prison Farm following the hatchet slaying of Edward B. Thomas at a Mapleton Road home in Stark County in May 1935.
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Columbus
FBI
Ohio
Livingston
Mont
London
Harry G. Maynor
Montana
Daniel Clay Coe
Daniel Coe
Delbert Wilt
Stark County
Wilt
Edward B. Thomas
Thomas Farm
Mapleton Road
Little Rock Opens Private School Amid Integration Crisis
Little Rock moves to evade integration by opening a private segregated school for white seniors. Volunteers prepared a 32 classroom building funded by public subscriptions, with classes to start for 12th grade and later for 10th and 11th. The building, once a University of Arkansas facility, was leased just days ago as Gov Faubus shut public schools.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
U. S. Supreme Court
Little Rock Private School Corp
University of Arkansas
W. C. Brashears
Corporation
Peiping reports jetliner crash near Moscow
Peiping radio announced the TU104 jet airliner crash Friday near Kanash 400 miles east of Moscow. All 65 passengers and crew died with 16 Chinese officials among the dead. Foreign passengers included one Briton four East Germans and the Cambodian ambassador's son. Crew numbers not specified.
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London
Red Cihna
Peiping Radio
Kanash
Moscow
Red China
Peiping
British Load Supplies For Jordan Departure
British LSTs load heavy equipment at Aqaba port as Britain begins withdrawing 5000 troops from Jordan. First units to leave by sea today with air exits to follow, aiming to complete the withdrawal by about November 10.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Aqaba
Eilat
Britain
Won't Be Intimidated Rabbi Returns for Sermon
Arlington's Unitarian church invites Rabbi Emmet A. Frank to preach next Sunday after a bomb threat forced evacuation of about 570 worshipers and 220 Sunday school children. Police cleared the building with no bomb found. Rabbi Frank, from Beth-el Temple in Alexandria, had recently criticized Virginia's massive resistance to school integration.
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Arlington
Unitarian Church
Ross Allen Weston
Emmet A. Frank
Joseph Bowen
Rabbi Frank
Beth-el
Alexandria
Virginia
Airman Slain In Apartment Near Columbus
Police say Air Force staff sergeant Walter L. Nichols 24 of Symma Georgia was shot to death in a South Side Columbus apartment. His wife or partner Hazel Long 32 is held for investigation of homicide after a confrontation over alleged advances following a drinking session.
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Columbus
Air Force
Walter L. Nichols
Symma
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Here
South Side
Hazel Long
Nichols
Tentative Cleveland Pact For City Newspapers Reached
Cleveland typographical union members tentatively approve a two year contract with the Plain Dealer News and Press marking a tentative labor agreement for the city’s three daily papers.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Typographical Union
the Plain Dealer
News and Press
Cardinals Begin Final Week of Papal Election Preparations
Vatican City reports the nine days of funeral services for Pope Pius XII concluded with a two hour Requiem Mass in St. Peter's attended by U S Secretary of State Dulles and diplomats from 50 nations. Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski arrived from Poland bringing the cardinal count to 47 of 54 living princes expected for the conclave set to convene next Saturday.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
St. Peter’s Basilica
U.S
State Dulles
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poland
Rome
Vatican
Human skull found during walnut hunt in Cincinnati park
A man hunting walnuts in Mt Airy Forest discovered a human skull in western Cincinnati. County authorities said additional bones were found under a pile of leaves nearby. The remains were turned over to the county coroner for study.
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Cincinnati
Mt. Airy Forest
4600 End Walkouts At Two Ohio GM Plants
About 4600 GM workers ended a walkout that began October 2 at Fisher Body Coit Road in Cleveland and New Departure Division in Sandusky. 3000 returned to work at Cleveland, 1600 at Sandusky, resolving the two plant shutdowns.
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Ohio
Cleveland
General Motors Corp
Sandusky
Fisher Body
Eisenhower OKs Dulles Formosa trip amid cease-fire end
President Eisenhower instructed Secretary Dulles to proceed toward Taipei despite the end of the Chinese Communist cease-fire. Dulles, calling from Fairbanks, prepared for talks in Formosa as Hagerty announced the White House conference. The leaders hoped the renewed bombardment would be brief and peace restored to the area.
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Denver
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Formosa
Anlang Kaldner
Dulles
James C. Hagerty
White House
Chiang Kai-shek
New York Policeman Shoots Four in Broadway Restaurant
Patrolman James McDermott 34, off duty, opened fire at the Pic-a-Rib Restaurant on Broadway near 53rd Street. four men were killed as police fatally wounded him after a midtown gun duel. McDermott lay in critical condition with five bullet wounds. Authorities sought motive, questioning prior criminal records and possible intoxication. He was married with four children.
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New York
James McDermott
Broadway
McDermott
S3rd Street
Tornado Causes Death and Destruction Near Pahokee
A Sunday tornado hit the rural town of Pahokee Florida killing a 70 year old migrant laborer and injuring 16 others. It damaged equipment homes and the airport area including nine crop dusting planes.
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Pahokee
Fla
Jack Phillips
John Gray
Death of West Germany’s top court chief in Karlsruhe
Dr. Joseph Wintrich 67 president of West Germany's Supreme Constitutional Court died Sunday from a heart attack in Karlsruhe. His death leaves a vacancy in the court's leadership and prompts an official period of mourning.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Joseph Wintrich
West Germany
Supreme Constitutional Court
Big Jump On Sunday Weekend Traffic Kills 24
Ohio weekend traffic toll rises with 25 deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. Four multi fatal Sunday crashes boost deaths, while two single-vehicle deaths occur Friday and Saturday. Only non traffic death is golf caddy Sam Romanello in Cincinnati.
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Ohio
Sam Romanello
Cincinnati
Jerry Johns
At.t
Reds Break Cease-fire In Formosa Strait Firing At Quemoy Tatan
The Chinese Reds resumed shelling Quemoy and Tatan on the Formosa Strait after breaking a 15 day cease-fire. Nationalists reported four supply ships hit. U.S. Dulles called the move a tragedy as he traveled to Formosa for talks. The United States denied aiding any ship lift while Nationalists sought a broader cease-fire and talks with Chiang Kai-shek.
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Chiang
Nationalist China
Formosa
United States
Dukes
Reds
Red China
Washington
Tor Dulles
Dulles-Chiang
Quemoy
Warsaw
Quejmoy
Taipei
Formosa Strait
Tatan Islet
Amoy
Fairbanks
Alaska
Guemoy
Quemoy Beach
Tatan
U.S
Chiang Kaishek
Derailment Hits Nickel Plate Freight Train at Ohio 76 Crossing
Eleven of the Nickel Plate Railroad freight cars derailed near the Ohio 76 crossing in Lodi on Sunday. No injuries reported and crews worked to clear the site and assess damage.
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Lodi
Ohio
la Nickel Plate Railroad
Five Day Ohio West Virginia Weather Forecast
Ohio cloudiness increases and warms tonight with a low 30s to mid 30s. Tuesday winds bring scattered showers or thundershowers and a cooler night with a high near 72. West Virginia fair tonight with low 30s east and 40s west, Tuesday mostly sunny and warm. Temperatures in Ohio average three to four degrees above normal with a normal high around 60s and a normal low 40s to mid 40s. The period sees warm Tuesday, cooler Wednesday, then warmer Thursday and Friday before a cooler Saturday. Showers totaling about one inch expected Tuesday and again Friday. Additional city readings: Albany, Bismarck, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louisville, Miami, Minneapolis, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, San Diego, Seattle, Washington.
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Cles
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Kansas City
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Miami
St. Paul
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Seattle
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