Adlai Attacks GOP Tactics In Broad 1952 Campaign Swing
The Associated Press reports Adlai Stevenson accusing Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard Nixon of demagoguery as they campaign across the nation. Eisenhower returns to Washington from a weeklong tour while Nixon heads to New York for GOP efforts to win Congress. Stevenson denounces the rhetoric in Chicago and warns of radical Democratic policies, while Truman weighs in from Boston on civil rights politics.
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Adlai Stevenson
Nixon
Washington
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Congress
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California
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Ike
New England
Lausche and DiSalle Rally for DiSalle’s Ohio Governorship
In Cincinnati and Middletown, Senator Lausche and Michael DiSalle campaigned together boosting DiSalle’s bid for Ohio governor. Lausche addressed about 800 Democrats at the Jackson Day dinner and praised DiSalle as the likely next governor. They then appeared on a late TV program to promote their ticket.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Senator Lausche
DiSalle
Lausche
Middletown
Michael DiSalle
di Salle
William O'Neill
Truman Accuses Republicans of Split Not Democrats
Former President Harry S Truman criticizes President Eisenhower and accuses the Republicans of the party split while arguing the Democrats hold the true united stance. He tours Boston and New York promoting Democratic congressional candidates and supporting Gov. Harriman and civil rights allies.
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Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Chicago
Truman
Boston
Ohio GOP Candidates Hit Dens
Ohio GOP leaders campaigned across Cleveland as Gov. C William O Neill spoke on right to work and attacked labor bosses. U S Sen John Bricker addressed the Western Reserve Women s Republican Club urging limits on government power before about 500 attendees.
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GOP
William O’neill
U. S
John W. Bricker
O'Neill
WJW
O’neill
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Michigan
Bricker
Western Reserve Women’s Republican Club
Attorney Is Nominated For Circuit Judge Seat
Kentucky senators Sherman Cooper and Thurston B. Morton Republican lawmakers nominate James Park of Lexington Kentucky to the U S Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. The president must decide the appointment for the Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and Michigan bench after Judge Potter Stewart vacated a seat.
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Sherman Cooper
Thurston B. Morton
James Park
Lexington
U. S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Ohio
Tennessee
Michigan
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Cincinnati
Middleport Enforces 9 PM Curfew as Youths Jailed
The Messenger reports a 9 p.m. curfew in Middleport with seven Pomeroy youths jailed for Halloween incidents. Dr. Foster of Gallipolis dies at 48, rabies immunization becomes compulsory, and five breakings are under sheriff investigation.
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Pomeroy
Foster
Gallipolis
Rutland
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Logan Trade Club
School Levy
Athens
Chauncey
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Sports Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Peete A' Nowel
Grange adopts resolutions on unions and rural rates in Ohio
The Ohio State Grange refused to back a stand on regulating labor union contracts and a constitutional amendment. Delegates adopted measures including union financial accountability, a statewide time system referendum, rural mail vehicle safety flashers, and a balanced national budget. They urged equal Ohio Bell rate treatment for rural areas amid higher hikes.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Grange
Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Premier De Gaulle urges peace talks on Algeria
Paris Prime Minister Charles de Gaulle called for peace in Algeria and invited nationalist rebels to negotiate at French embassies in Rabat and Tunis. He urged rebels to return home, lay down arms, and arrange talks via designated representatives with safe conduct back to Algeria.
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Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Tunis
Rabat
France
Living Costs Go Down Factory Wages Rise
The government reported that living costs were unchanged in September while factory workers earned at a record level. This followed a second straight month with no rise after a two year climb, with August showing a slight decline.
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Washington
Morton urges UN led aid over bilateral programs
U S Senator Thruston Morton of Kentucky proposed shifting from bilateral aid to underdeveloped nations toward UN backed multilateral programs. He argued UN participation benefits recipient populations and reduces US taxpayer burden while noting rising nationalism and past colonial mistrust of Western powers. He also said the UN helps counter Soviet propaganda.
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Cincinnati
U.S
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
United States
United Nations
Morton
U. S
Sen. Morton
Kremlin
Plane Crash Near Olmstead Affects Six Servicemen
A C47 twin engine plane struck a fog shrouded mountain top in a driving rain near Olmstead Air Force Base two miles from its destination. The crash killed six including pilot Captain E D Kossick of Struthers Ohio. A witness, Jacob Springer of York County, described the plane clipping the peak and sliding through trees before bursting into flames.
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Air Force
Olmstead Air Force Base
Jacob Springer
York County
E. D. Kossick
Struthers
Ohio
Boy Rescued After 3 Hour Fall From 11 Foot Hole
In Magnolia Arkansas a two year old boy named Johnny Carmichael was pulled from an 11 foot hole after three hours of rescue work. Fifty men in shifts dug a parallel trench and a plastic hood plus oxygen aided the operation. Johnny was handed to Dr. Charles A. Kelley once freed, asking why it took so long.
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Ark
Johnny Carmichael
E. C. Carmichael
Johnny
Carmichael
J. W. Henderson
Henderson
Charles A. Kelley
Russian Writer Pasternak Wins 1958 Nobel Prize in Literature
Boris Pasternak, the 68 year old Russian author of Doctor Zhivago, won the 1958 Nobel Prize in Literature. The award, worth 41420 dollars, is seen as a rebuke to the Soviet regime. Pasternak, living near Moscow, faced censorship and possible reprisals.
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Boris _Pasternak
Doctor Zhivago
Moscow
Russia
Pasternak
Zhivago
Tolstoy
Bargaining Continues In Glass Workers Strike
In Cleveland negotiators for 25,000 workers at Pittsburgh Plate Glass and Libbey Owens Ford renewed talks on incentive pay and wage issues. The United Glass and Ceramics Workers Union and the two firms resumed bargaining after talks broke off with a strike on October 11.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh Plate
Libbey- Owens-Ford Glass
United Glass and Ceramics Workers Union
Phone Rates Unsettled In Ohio Bell Dispute
Ohio Bell Telephone Co and municipalities remain at odds over a 28 million dollar rate increase request. Negotiations may resume next week as both sides seek a settlement.
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Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Weather summary for Ohio and surrounding states
Ohio clears and cools with heavy valley fog tonight. Friday will be cloudy and mild with a low around 47 and high near 5. West Virginia shows milder conditions with rain today, then clearing Friday. Multiple city readings indicate varied clear or cloudy conditions.
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West Virginia
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Annie Landers Offers Dating Behavior Booklet
Salt Lake Tribune readers are urged to hurry as columnist Ann Landers promotes a dating guide titled How Far to Go. A reader’s postscript requests urgency for the booklet’s guidance on relationships.
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Salt Lake City
Lovetorn
Ann Landers
Salt Lake Tribune
Talks and Nationalists Renouncing Force Use
Chiang Kai-shek ends talks with Dulles renouncing force as main method to regain mainland. He may consider reducing offshore forces if communists stop firing. Communique ties defense of Quemoys Matsus Penghu to Taiwan. U.S. warned that Red aggression could trigger intervention. Communists and Soviets vow to fail in ousting Nationalist China from Formosa.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Dulles
Chiang
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Taiwan
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Pescadore Islands
Formosa Strait
U. S
China
Snark Blazes Across Ocean
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla A sleek Snark guided missile the only U S weapon able to fly intercontinental range blazed across the Atlantic early today The 69 foot missile on a reported 3000 mile halfway shot and return to the Cape came after the Army failed to put a balloon satellite into orbit Two booster rockets toppled away in flames as a turb ojet engine roared to carry the Snark over the route The Snark now in mass production travels at about 600 mph and is praised for accuracy.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Atlantic
Cape
Chevy Strike Ends as UAW Returns to GM Plants
United Auto Workers members at General Motors Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants in Norwood resume work today ending the strike that began at the suburban Cincinnati facilities.
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Cincinnati
United Automobile Workers Union
General Motors
Chevrolet
Fisher
Norwood
Balloon satellite fails to achieve orbit after launch
Cape Canaveral reports America's first balloon satellite lost in space after a Jupiter C rocket lift off. Signals ceased about six minutes after launch and scientists confirm the experiment did not achieve an orbit. The project aimed to study the boundary of Earth's atmosphere and test a future 100 foot balloon satellite for radio television and radar signals.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Strange Case In Narcotics Involves Doctor And Pharmacist
Columbus police file narcotics charges against Dr Frederick C Finke 41 pharmacist Joseph S Goodwin 54 and Opha E McIntosh 68 and his wife Adelaide 48 for writing and filling a morphine prescription for a dead man The officers say no criminal intent is shown but such practice could be a serious problem if continued Penalties up to 10000 fine and 2 to 40 years in prison.
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Columbus
Frederick C. Finke
Joseph S. Goodwin
Opha E. MclIntos
Delco Workers Return After Ratified Contract
About 4500 workers at two Delco Products plants in Dayton began returning to work today after ratifying a new contract.
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Dayton—.P
Delco Products
Prince Denies Marriage Plans In Wrongful Romance Rumor
Prince Shiv of Palitana denied any engagement to Jane Buckingham amid rumors she sought him to win her away from Eva Bartok. Buckingham, killed in a plane crash near Anzio with 31 aboard, had claimed the prince loved her, then boarded a liner to intercept him. Shiv called the claims untrue as officials noted the crash and restricted wreckage area.
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Jane Buckingham
London
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Palitana
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Anzio
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