Democrats Look Strong in Michigan Polls and Labor Stronghold
In Detroit area scenes at the Chrysler Dodge Hamtramck plant UAW Local 3 members emerge as core Democratic strength. Voters appear uncertain between party positions while Eisenhower’s Michigan edge is seen narrowing. Workers and farmers are weighed against GOP gains as Stevenson lags and Williams runs for another term amid mixed signals from the union ranks.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Dodge
Hamtramck
United Auto Workers Local No. 3
Michigan
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Hamtramsk
Sim
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Poland's New Path Signals U S Favor Over Moscow
A reappraisal of U S policy toward Communist Poland unfolds as Gomulka rises to power and the new Politburo attempts to loosen Soviet control. The United States hints at possible economic aid if Poland pursues independence while rejecting the Titoist model.
Eisenhower Fires Quick Reply to Red Meddling Charge
President Eisenhower accuses Premier Bulganin of meddling in U S politics after Bulganin’s letter renewing appeals to end atomic tests. Ike says the message attacks his sincerity and could affect debate over hydrogen bomb testing. he warns an ambassador would be expelled for similar action. He backs a foolproof inspection plan before ending tests.
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Adlai E. Stevesson
Stevenson
Nixon to Speak in Athens on November 3
Vice President Richard Nixon will make a whistle stop in Athens on November 3 at 11 45 a m as his only stop in the 10th District The Washington trip marks Nixon's third and final transcontinental tour aimed at aiding GOP candidates in Michigan Illinois and California He has logged about 25000 miles and will add around 5000 more this week by air rail and car with rallies planned in Alpena Saginaw and Flint Michigan and a train run to South Bend Indiana then Illinois.
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Athens
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Athens County Ablican Executive Committee
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Chicago
Pro-Egyptians Win in Jordan in Sunday Elections
Pro-Egyptian parties and independents secured a majority in Jordan's new parliament. The National Socialist party, symbol of Arab awakening, won at least 10 of 40 seats with complete returns for 35. Five seats remained in doubt in Amman where NS leader Suleiman Nablusi vied for one seat against Abdul Rahman Shukair of the Communist National bloc.
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Jordan
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Symbol of Arab Awaken
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Abdul Rahman Shukair
Communist National Bloc
Athens County In Corn Plan Seeks New Acreage Rules
The Agriculture Department designated 893 major corn counties across 26 states as commercial areas for next year’s acreage control. The 1957 corn planting base will be allotted among farmers within the commercial area, with full price support and Soil Bank benefits limited to that zone. Ohio counties Athens Columbiana and Mahoning are included. Rock n roll ban blocks Lionel Hampton at Royal Albert Hall in London.
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Stevenson Aides Claim Lead as Ike Counters
Adlai E Stevenson campaign aides claim a lead while President Eisenhower pledges to push forward in 21 states. Stevenson concentrates on big city support with speeches in San Francisco Los Angeles and Boston amid crossfire over small business progress and a hydrogen bomb test policy. Eisenhower defends economic climate for small business and plans a Madison Square Garden address with a New York radio TV program for women.
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Dulles
Estes Cautious About Poland Uprising
Estes Kefauver warned against overoptimism about Poland's uprising. He said it is doubtful a succeeding government will be democratic in the Western sense. He noted Gomulka is a lifelong Communist and any government led by him may face typical Communist repression. Americans pray for Poland's independence but cautions remain about immediate free nation status.
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Estes Kefauver
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Upising
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Free Nations
82 Year‑Old Woman Rescued After Eight Days Trapped
Henrietta A. Emhardt, 82, endured eight days without food or drink in a bathroom apartment in Sew York before relatives alerted authorities. A cousin in Darien, Conn., had phoned repeatedly. police opened the door Saturday night to find her alive but weak.
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Rison
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Those Who Called Came and Bought Classified Ads Sell Fast
Mrs. Cora Rusnak found success with Mess enger Classified Ads selling items for eight dollars and receiving many calls. She urged readers to place a low-cost ad, offering four or seven insertions, and to cancel before 9 00 A M if sold.
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Cora Rusnak
Poland Stirs World Action Amid Polish Crisis Push
Berlin reports East German troops moved into Poland to pressure the new regime while border clashes with Polish forces ignite Western concern. The United States reevaluates aid policy, possibly backing Titoist Yugoslavia to spur revolt, as Dulles weighs Soviet response. Moscow weighs terms of talks with Warsaw and Soviet security. Budapest sees student protests, while London notes Kremlin prestige fading and hints at possible leadership changes in Moscow.
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Zanesville Finalists in All-America City Award Race
Zanesville, Ohio joins 21 other U S cities and Alaska as finalists for Look Magazine and National Municipal League All-America Cities award. The prize honors intelligent civic action and major community wide achievements solving tough problems.
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Alaska
Look Magazine
National Municipal League
Weather forecast for Selsonville and Point Pleasant area
Temperatures will average four to eight degrees above normal with highs around 60 to 64 and lows near 41. No major changes expected through today into Omeroy Middleport and nearby ports as precipitation remains light and totals under typical ranges.
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24 Fatalities Over Weekend in Ohio Report
SACIATED PRESS notes 24 deaths over the weekend in Ohio from multiple crashes and a parachute failure. A 24 year old Reading man died when a plane jump went wrong over Harrison, investigators citing missed rip cord activation. Three deaths occurred in a Mansfield area auto crash involving a husband wife and her mother.
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Harrison
Arthur Kelly
Final Round Nears Ohio Hopefuls Concentrating Attack On Northern Section This Week
Ohio campaign aims at Cleveland and northern counties as governors and senators prepare for clashes in Stark Summit Cuyahoga and Lucas. Bender tours Ashtabula while Lausche lines up Cleveland TV, ONeill speaks on delinquency and DiSalle campaigns in Canton and Cleveland with labor groups.
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Frank J. Lausche
Bender
West Side Civic Improvement Association
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