Walkout Cuts Milk Supply for 12 Million in 3 States
A three state milk strike by 15 000 AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters members halts most deliveries to New York City Long Island Westchester New Jersey and parts of Connecticut affecting 12 million consumers. Mediators report progress as talks continue with potential price increases looming.
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New York State
New Jersey
Connecticut
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AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Long Island
Westchester County
N.Y
Milkmen’s Union
Low Marine Morale Reported at 3 Bases
A Senate Armed Services Subcommittee report finds dissatisfaction and low morale among Marines at three bases El Toro Camp Pendleton and Camp Lejeune amid recalled reservists. It criticizes Navy Marine Corps for lavish use of personnel and funds while praising conditions at six training centers and warning against waste of manpower and money.
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Senate Armed Services
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Camp Pendleton
California
Camp Lejeune
North Carolina
Navy
Quantico
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Norfolk
New London
Conn
Lyndon Johnson
Tex
Korea
N General
Sylvania Plant Move Denied at Point Pleasant
Manager Paul Cummings of Sylvania Electric Co. denied reports the Point Pleasant plant would relocate to Huntington where another Sylvania plant operates. The Point Pleasant plant has been shut since October 13 due to a labor dispute.
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Point Pleasant
Paul Cummings
Sylvania Electric Co
Huntington
Sylvania
Hopes Rise For New Oil Negotiations
Washington officials voiced cautious optimism about reviving talks between Britain and Iran over Iran's oil nationalization. American diplomats discuss proposals with Prime Minister Mossadegh to form a basis for negotiations, with Britain kept informed. President Truman and Secretary Acheson have met Mossadegh this week, aiming to restore oil flow and reduce political risk.
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State Department
Britain
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
State Acheson
Mossadegh
Jurors Indict Penn In Triangle Slaying
Columbus man Edward L. Penn, 24, was indicted by a grand jury on a second degree murder charge for the August 11 shooting death of Donald Bamfield, 47, former superintendent of Norwich schools, during a struggle with Bamfield and his estranged wife at her apartment.
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Columbus
Edward L. Penn
Muskingum County
Penn
Donald Bamfield
Norwich
Ohio
Bamfield
Forgotten Queen Marie Amelie of Portugal Dead at 86
In Versailles Chesnay suburb near Paris Marie Amelie of Portugal, daughter of Portugal’s king and granddaughter of France’s last monarch, died at 86. Known locally as the forgotten queen she lived quietly for more than 20 years in France.
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Versailles
France
Marie Amelie
Portugal
Chesnay
Paris
Campus Daily Censors Hit Campus Daily Censors Hit
The Lantern at Ohio State University won support from Sigma Delta Chi and Theta Sigma Phi as they protested the social board rule barring reporters from meetings unless stories are approved. The board governs campus social life and had ruled last Saturday that reporters face admission denial without submitted stories.
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Lantern
Ohio State University
Sigma Delta Chi
Theta Sigma Phi
Social Board
Social
Truce Talks Get Off to Fast Start in Korea
The United Nations proposed a buffer zone across Korea with roughly 200 square miles ceded by North Korea in the east and a similar area by the Reds in the west. The plan, announced at Panmunjom as cease-fire talks resumed after 64 days, maps a 2 1/2 mile wide zone along current battle lines from Yesong River to near Kosong, with Heartbreak Ridge retained by Allied forces.
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Korea
United Nations Today
Wartorn
Korean Peninsula
North Korea
Panmunjom
North
South Korea
Henry I. Hodes
William P. Nuckols
Kaesong
Parallel 38
Yesong River
West Korea
Kosong
Pyongyang
Iron Triangle
Kumsong
Hwachon Reservoir
Heartbreak Ridge
Prospective Jurors Named for Murder Trial
Seventy five jurors were selected in Common Pleas Court for the first degree murder trial of William C. Kirkpatrick 48 charged with the iron bar slaying of his wife Anita 38. Trial set for Nov 19 with jury commissioners and local officials present. defense counsel did not attend. Names cover Athens Nelsonville Glouster Chauncey Amesville Coolville Stewart Guysville and surrounding rural routes.
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William C. Kirkpatrick
Anita
Kirkpatrick
Common Pleas Court
Guysville
E. R. Walker
Ed Sells
Francis D. White
James F. Shumaker
Frank Joyce
Marie Pincelli
Phyllis LaVelle Cross
Gordon Gray
O. F. Rowland
William Rowland
Athens
Franz L. Woodworth
Grace Day
Allen Locke
Florence Houck
Beulah Weber
Mary Louise Ebright
Mae _ Burnfield
Paul Brown
Florence M. White
Nelsonville
Treva Shaw
George Can
Shelby Barber
Bessie Higgins
T. A. Hickman
Harold Koker
James Francis
Roy Thompson
Charlotte Raden
Glouster
William Capps
Ed Welling
Jacksonville
James Phillips
Trimble
Hattie Webb
Bessie Allen
Seth Nealey
Jesse Carsey
Leo Williams
Phillip James
Ray Gaston
Sidney Carpenter
Ray Matthews
Charles McAfee
Thomas Vercoe
Luta Kincade
Richard Dailey
Mable Smith
George Grim
Rose Cox
Study Steps For Hocking Flood Control
Three county commissioners from Athens Hocking and Fairfield met with Hocking Watershed Conservation and Flood Control Association officials to plan flood control steps for the valley A Nov 8 Lancaster meeting was set to review progress and potential backing for the association The aim is district wide control and possible attraction of industry Congressman Thomas A Jennings attended the morning session at the Hocking County courthouse.
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Logan
Hocking
Athens
Fairchild
Lancaster
Richard C. Gerken
Association
Hocking River
Hocking County
Thomas A. Jenins
Red Letter Day Carrier Retires After 37 Years
Harvey L. Russell, a rural mail carrier from West Middletown, retires at age 69 after 37 ½ years with the Postal Service. He miles daily from 24 to 64, traveled well over 1,000,000 miles, and weathered two major mail stoppages, with wife Gertrude and four sons at his side. He plans to rest briefly and then pursue unchosen goals after October 31.
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Middletown
Harvey L. Russell
Harvey
Uncle Sam
West Middletown
Gertrude
Probe hangs death of Raymond Emery boy in Ashtabula
Sheriff deputies and Coroner C. C. Roller resumed their investigation into the hanging death of 12 year old Raymond F. Emery. His parents said they found him hanging from an apple tree in the back yard Tuesday night after he was sent to dispose of the garbage. No struggle or sounds were heard.
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Ashtabula
Sheriff's Deputies
C. C. Roller
Raymond F. Emery
Raymond H. Emery
Hoover Urges Spending Cuts to Balance Budget
Former President Herbert Hoover called for reduced government spending to ease the economy while cautioning that rearmament is necessary to counter Soviet threats. He argued the nation must balance the budget as nearly as possible even as it plans a new arms program.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Elks Lodges Plan Huge Blood Pledge
Williamport story reports Elks lodges nationwide will pledge one million pints of blood for the national emergency. Howard R. Davis, grand exalted ruler of the BPOE, will meet Friday with Secretary of Defense Robert Lovett in Washington to present the official donation pledge from 1600 lodges.
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Williamsport
Elks
Howard R. Davis
BPOE
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Washington
United States
Soviet envoy meets with Egypt's chief in Cairo talks
Russia's envoy Semen Kozyrev held a 90 minute meeting with Egyptian Foreign Minister Salah El Din as Cairo papers carried banner headlines on the talks. El Din said discussions covered Egypt's support of Russia's demand for a Russian judge at The Hague and other questions. Armament talks were not discussed. Britain vowed to maintain control of the Suez Canal zone and oppose any withdrawal from the Sudan. In Khartoum, Sir James Robertson called the 1899 Condominium reversal invalid as Egypt presses to claim sole control over the Sudan. Salah El Din warned of a long struggle against Britain, urging readiness to use all means, including force, as Royal Air Force jets flew over Cairo.
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Cairo
Russia
Egypt
Salah el Din
Semen Pavlovitch Kozyrev
Hague International Court
al Ahram
Suez Canal Zone
Sudan
Khartoum
James Robertson
Legislative Assembly
Salah FE Din
National Pact Committee
Britain
Pier Strike May Spread To 3 Ports
New York dock strike head John J. Sampson warned the wildcat walkout would spread to Philadelphia Baltimore and Chester Pa with pickets already moving to idle piers there The AFL ILA split factions met for three hours with Federal Mediator Clyde Mills saying negotiators earned little and would reconvene Meanwhile ILA president Joseph P Ryan planned an executive board meeting to address the latest developments and rebel workers rejected a proposed new vote on a recently approved contract
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New York
Wildcat
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chester
John J
Tene) Sampson
Sampson
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
Clyde M. Mills
Mills
Joseph P. Ryan
ILA
UN Delegates Leave Today for Paris Assembly Session
Secretary of State Acheson and most of an 81 member American delegation depart for the United Nations General Assembly in Paris. The group is to sail from New York on the liner America despite a longshoremen’s strike, with Acheson himself traveling by train to New York.
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Washington
Acheson
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
U. S
New York
America
State Department
Ex Admiral Dies in Charlottesville Virginia
Retired Rear Admiral Clarence Stewart Williams former commander in chief of the U S Asiatic fleet died in Charlottesville Virginia yesterday He was a native of Springfield Illinois and held a prominent naval career with key commands and wartime service
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Charlottesville
Clarence Stewart Williams
U. S. Asiatic Fleet
Springfield
Lausche Orders Probe of Cleveland Hospital
State Welfare Director John H. Lamneck ordered an immediate investigation of Cleveland State Hospital. The move follows Gov. Lausche’s request for a statewide probe of mental institutions and his own on site inspection of Cleveland State Hospital. The inquiry targets possible maladministered management, lack of in service training, staffing screenings, and shortages of supplies and equipment, with accountability assigned if deficiencies are found.
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Columbus
Cleveland State Hospital
State Welfare
John H. Lamneck
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Lamneck
Calvin Baker
State Mental Hygiene Commissioner
Cleveland State Hospital Hospital
Cleve State Hospital
Total Vote May Reach 29 Million in UK Election
London AP reports an unprecedented early voting surge in Britain's general election. Conservative officials reduced their majority estimates to 35 to 45 seats as Socialists mobilized large turnout. Winston Churchill sues Daily Mirror for libel amid intense campaign. Weather improved from foggy to sunny as voter turnout may surpass last year’s 28.77 million, with both parties pushing high turnout in a highly contested race.
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London
Winston Churchill
London Daily Mirror
Churchill
UN Planes Pound Red Rail System
Warplanes pounded the North Korean rail system, destroying nine locomotives and 99 cars, with 19 locomotives and 129 cars damaged. Three jet battles occurred. one Mig-15 damaged. One T-40 Corsair crashed in Red territory. no Allied losses reported. Lull followed as truce talks resumed at Panmunjom.
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U.S. Fifth Air Force
Air Force
Panmunjom
Czechs Hike Tariff Rate On American Goods
Tass reports from Prague say Czechoslovakia will impose maximum tariffs on American goods starting November 1 as retaliation for U S trade restrictions. Washington officials say the move will have little effect since American shipments to the Soviet satellite are minimal. The U S decision to cancel tariff cuts for Czech goods follows as a counter move over the imprisonment of William N Oatis, former AP bureau chief in Prague.
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Czechoslovakia
U. S
Tass
Prague
Washington
William N. Oatis
Associated Press
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