Russians Demand Full Debate on UN Disarmament
United Nations. Soviet delegate Arkady Sobolev urged a full debate in the UN Assembly’s Disarmament Commission without waiting for Big Four ministers. He accused the subcommittee of delaying a report and said every UN member has the right to discuss disarmament. The United States said Russia’s bid surprised them as foreign ministers were to meet in Geneva later. The commission’s five-nation subcommittee earlier deadlocked on plans including President Eisenhower’s open sky proposal.
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CIO Charges Distortion in Eisenhower Pay Reform Claim
Ohio State Rep Horace W Troop republican chairman of the Ohio Information Committee accuses the CIO of distorting President Eisenhower s unemployment compensation recommendations to fit their measure for the November 8 ballot The CIO says the claim is false and defends its plan to raise benefits from 33 to 50 weekly with 9 dep allowances Troop notes Ohio already pays high benefits while CIO claims are challenged by CIO executive secretary Jacob Clayman who says the president wants states to liberalize unemployment compensation and that Ohio s current law already exceeds the president s guidance
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Eisenhower Takes Up More Official Study
President Eisenhower, "refreshed and cheerful" after eight hours sleep, resumes government business with Attorney General Brownell in Denver for a hospital conference. The bulletin notes progress without complications as he evaluates Justice Department matters and international policy, with experts saying he could run again if health remains stable.
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Saar Cops Tighten Up As Plebiscite Nears
Saarbrucken reports police tighten cautions as a weekend plebiscite on Saarland status nears. International observers fear Western German rowdies may disrupt the vote while Premier Hoffmann’s pro Europe meeting faced a probe. Adenauer urged a vote for the Saar agreement to advance West European unity.
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High Level Business Activity Forecast To Continue in 1956
Hot Springs Va a forecast by senior industrialists at a two day closed door conference with Secretary Weeks suggests high level business activity will persist through 1956. They discount a long term downturn from Eisenhower illness while citing expansions in auto, atomic, air, lines, power and metals as proof of growth.
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Besieged Caribou Herd Surges to Grazing Land
Stalked by wolves and besieged by hunters, caribou in northern Alaska surge across the Taylor highway in hundreds. The herd, estimated by the Fish and Wildlife Service at over 30,000, migrates from near the Canadian boundary toward wintering grounds northeast of Fairbanks.
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Young Columbus mother revived after five minutes dead
Mrs. Susie Johnson, 24, mother of four, was clinically dead on the operating table for five minutes following a carotid aneurysm. Surgeon Dr. Eugene Fusco said oxygen and blood were pumped into her body, her heart and breathing restarted, though she has some paralysis on one side.
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Stevenson Proud to Receive Lehman Backing for Nomination
Adlai E Stevenson acknowledged Senator Lehman of New York backing him for the Democratic presidential nomination. He noted not counting on New York's delegates, as party leaders push for Governor Harriman. Lehman’s stance hints at a possible split in New York’s 90-vote delegation amid active support from DeSapio, Prendergast, and Wagner for different camps.
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Nine Russian seamen seek asylum in United States
Nine young Russian seamen arrived in Seattle Friday night and were admitted to asylum by Attorney General Brownell after fleeing Formosa. They belonged to the Soviet tanker Tua, one of twenty crew members who sought political asylum in Formosa after the ship was captured by Nationalist China last year.
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Funeral services for actor John Hodiak private Saturday
North Hollywood California reports funeral services will be held privately at a mortuary in North Hollywood Saturday for actor John Hodiyak who died of a heart attack on Wednesday at age 41.
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Wife Chooses TV Over Spouse in Divorce Case
In Chicago a 22 year old wife, mother of two, told Judge George M. Fisher that television and late hour movies mattered more than her husband. The judge ordered $25 weekly temporary support for the family while the divorce suit for cruelty proceeds. The wife moved out Oct. 5 after disputes over TV watching until 2 a.m. and loud volume kept the husband from sleep, he must rise at 6 a.m. to work.
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Four Seized as Bodies Wearied in Chicago Slaying Case
Chicago police questioned seven persons including four men seized at an Undertaker's wake as they sought motives behind the strangling of three boys aged 11 to 14. Witnesses described rides offered after a 10:30 p.m. Sunday sighting, while authorities focused on a panel truck linked to a family.
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Senators Deny Asking Special Planes Home
Senators McClellan Chavez and Stennis deny requesting special government planes to return from Europe. Defense says two large four engine transports will bring them home at about 20 dollars per round trip, arranged after delays in regular missions. Chavez and McClellan insist they made no special arrangements and will use scheduled or military aircraft.
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Faulty Air-Hose Patch Blamed in Fatal Truck Crash
In Cumberland Maryland a faulty patch on an air brake hose is blamed for a runaway truck last Wednesday that killed five people. Investigator Sgt William F Baker and interstate commerce inspectors traced a worn friction tape repair to the leak. Driver Paul Stewart Myers 25 and owner Ray Wells were arrested and released on bond awaiting January circuit court.
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Abduction rap tied to Detroit cabbie in Zanesville case
Extradition proceedings begun to bring John J. Fitzpatrick, 32, from Detroit to Ohio to face charges in the abduction of two Campbell children from a Zanesville home. Fitzpatrick held on federal charges after abducting Tommy Campbell, 2, and Ricky, 1, last May 30.
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Dulles Takes Up Job of President At Geneva Talk
Secretary of State Dulles prepares to carry on Eisenhower’s peace talk effort at the Geneva Big Four conference. The newly released 88 page record includes Eisenhower statements to Zhukov and reiterates the plea that NATO is not an instrument of aggression. Foreign ministers will meet next week to pursue solutions.
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Great Day Ahead for Ohio Valley Trade Center Opens
The Midwest embraces international commerce as the Midwest International Development Center opens in Cincinnati. W L Morrison Pan Am executive calls the area historically isolationist, while Senator Capehart and Governor Lausche praise MITDC for linking buyers and sellers globally to spur steady trade growth.
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No Answer Yet To Riddle Of Romancing Princess
London reports swirl around Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend after a private dinner at 49 Kinnerton Street in Knightsbridge. The couple arrived and left separately, with no official statement on their engagement amid curious bystanders and local pubs.
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Five Buchtel Residents Hurt in Route 33 Wreck
Five Buchtel residents, including Warren Wicks 22, were injured Thursday near Canal Winchester, one seriously, when their car collided head on with Peter McQuate of New Straitsville on Route 33. McQuate suffered a concussion. others, all admitted to Mercy Hospital, included William Beech 18 Lowell Bolen 20 Floyd Tennihill Tom McDonald 19. Sheriff's office investigated the crash as both cars were demolished. The Buchtel men were en route to work in Columbus.
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Secret Zirconium Cargo Revealed From Sunken Ship
The News Chronicle reports the Flying Enterprise wreck carried six small steel boxes with almost the world supply of zirconium, a vital metal for atomic power research. The boxes were recovered from the sunken freighter off Falmouth Harbor in 1953.
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Five Day Forecast: Temperatures Above Normal Across Week
The forecast shows temperatures averaging 4 to 8 degrees above normal with highs around the upper 60s to mid 60s and lows near 42. Expect cooler conditions Saturday, warmer Sunday and Monday, then cooler Tuesday and warmer Wednesday. Rain is likely Monday.
Cross Burned In Wichita Falls Semi Rural Negro Area
A flaming cross was found burning Friday night in a Wichita Falls neighborhood dominated by Negro and Latin American residents, signaling a hate crime incident linked to Ku Klux Klan symbolism.
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