Ohio races mix politics and labor ties in 1954 clash
In Cleveland a political spectacle unfolds as Gov. Lausche hints at an uneasy link between George Bender and the Teamsters Council leader William Presser amid a Subcommittee probe. Bender counters by urging a national push against the H bomb while DiSalle outlines education plans and ONeill calls for more mental hospital capacity near Cleveland institutions.
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House
Stevenson Presses Main Issues as He Heads to West for Final Push
Adlai E. Stevenson brandishes the line good and mad claiming Republicans run a campaign of deceit. He and Estes Kefauver argue the GOP offers no ideas beyond a phony peace issue as they tour Nassau and Westchester counties and the Bronx, addressing seven groups from labor leaders to a crowd of around 10 000.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Nassau
Westchester Counties
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Tennessee
Bronx
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Westchester
Eisnhower
Nixon
New York City
Phone Strike Talks Halted on LumsUS-9
Negotiations in the strike against Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. were recessed again with no progress toward a settlement. A company spokesman said talks will not resume before next week unless a new proposal or mediators request a session. Bargaining had resumed Tuesday after a 13 day lapse with 16 working conditions issues unresolved.
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Lumsus
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America Cwa
Lorain UN Day Error Lets City Hall Hang Upside Down
Lorain officials marking United Nations Day on Wednesday built a mistake by hoisting the city hall flag upside down. The flag remained displayed in that inverted position, drawing attention and prompting correction.
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Lorain
Ike Talks Tonight In New York
President Eisenhower heads to New York to campaign for its 45 electoral votes. He will address the nation via NBC tonight at 9 p m EST after touring by train and defending the H bomb as a strength. He reiterates support for the draft amid global tension while Adlai Stevenson plans to resume campaigning with multiple speeches across five states.
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Washington
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New York
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White House
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
U.S
Stevenson
Florida
Virginia
Texas
Oklahoma
Pennsylva
Poet Wins Nobel Prize in Literature 1956
Juan Ramon Jimenez, 74, Spanish poet famed for Odes to a Donkey, receives the Nobel Prize for Literature. The Swedish Academy selected him from about 30 candidates for the $38,000 award established by Alfred Nobel. Jimenez has lived in many Western Hemisphere countries after leaving Spain in 1936.
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Sweden
Juan Ramon Jimenez
Swedish Academy of Letters
Alfred Nobel
Jimenez
Spain
United States
Campaign Is Picking Up Fast Kefauver Says
Senator Estes Kefauver reported growing Democratic strength as the presidential race nears the finish. He said at Springfield Ohio rallies and in Springfield Illinois meetings with Adlai Stevenson that the Eisenhower Nixon administration offers shaky peace and unsteady prosperity while Democrats gain ground.
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Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
Stevenson
Ill
Eisenhower
Ohio
City Square
Nixon
Belman Morin
Boston
Massachusetts
Adai Stevenson
Republican High Command
Ernest Va Blente
Nixon with Pat Plans Whistle Stop in Athens
Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Pat Nixon will speak for about 30 minutes from a trainside platform in Athens on Saturday November 3 as part of a one day tour of six Ohio Congressional districts. The stop will be the second on a tour that begins in Marietta in the 15th District.
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Richard M. Nixon
Athens
Ohio
Columbus
Nixon
Marietta
Lost and Found Ad Request in The Messenger
When something is missing call The Messenger for a Lost Ad in classifieds. Readers who find items are urged to contact 31342 for a Lost Ad to trace the finder and reunite item with owner.
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Planes Collide in Texas Killing Seven in collision over Midland area
A daytime crash near Midland Texas involved a Air Force jet and a civilian plane. Seven people including a baby died as wreckage and bodies rained over a middle class residential block. The Air Force jet had taken off from Odessa and the civilian plane was from a local airport.
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Texas
Midland
Tex
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Dallas
Winfred R. Clement
Elizabeth
Webb Air Force Base
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Saunders
Clement
Ector County
Odessa
West Texas
Clements
Cecil Howard
Big Spring
Two Death Dates Delayed in Ohio Executions
Gov. Lausche grants reprieves in two Ohio execution cases. Samuel W. Tannyill, 27, condemned for killing a Fremont waitress, has his date postponed to November 26. Earl Sullivan of Utica receives a reprieve to December 3 for the murder of his estranged wife Valeria.
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Frank J Lausche
Lausche
Samual W. Tannyill
Fremont
Tannyhill
Ohio
Valeria
Nixon to visit Athens on congressional tour
The Nixon train stops in Athens at 11 45 a m for a 30 minute appearance and leaves at 12 15 p m The stop is part of a tour through several districts with Mrs Nixon accompanying her husband Ohio officials work out details for the visit and more announcements are promised The trip includes other stops in Chillicothe Galion Mansfield Canton and county cities with Henry Bliss and Elmer F Jones coordinating local arrangements
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Bricker
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Eac
Nagy Calls Rioters to End Rebellion in Vienna Broadcast
In Vienna the leader Nagy urged rioters to lay down arms and promised negotiations to end their revolution. He stated that the promised talks would conclude the upheaval if the rebels halted violence.
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Nagy
Vienna
Wit
Imre Nagy
Moscow
Poland and Hungary edge toward new communist structures
In Warsaw, Wladyslaw Gomulka and the Polish Communist Politburo move to establish independent Communist governance amid the Budapest uprising. They vow to lift secrecy, seek free elections for party officials, raise youth participation, and discuss Soviet troop withdrawal with Moscow.
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Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Communist Party
Moscow
Gomulka
Polish Communist Party
Politburo
Orma
Western
Red Action Can Offend Asia Allies
Washington views Moscow's Hungary move as damaging Soviet influence in South Asia and the Middle East. Officials say the crackdown on Hungarians exposes the myth that communist rule brings happiness and voluntary loyalty, challenging Moscow’s claims to friendly satellites.
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Washington
Russia
Hungary
South Asia
Middle East
Hungaria
Mossow
U.S
Moscow
Reds
33 Year Old Grandmother Expecting Twins
MIAMI Fla Mrs Hazel Parker became a grandmother at 33 and entered the hospital for the birth of twins. Her 17 year old daughter Ima Jean Kilpatrick remains hospitalized with her newborn daughter born Oct 19. Ima Jean's stepfather Elmer Parker faces a surprising grandfatherhood before fatherhood.
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Miami
Fla
Hazel] Parker
Ima Jean Kilpatrick
Parker
Aland Elmer
Polish Communist party adopts anti nationalist policy stance
The Polish Communist party today adopted a resolution condemning anti semitism and all kinds of nationalist tendencies alien to the ideology of the party.
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Polish New Policy
London
Polish Communist Party
Massachusetts Race Close Ike May Have Slight Edge
Massachusetts voters show a tight presidential contest with Eisenhower holding a possible edge. Independents and undecideds, about 40 percent, including a Marlboro housewife, keep the outcome fluid and hinge on costs of living and party balance.
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