Macmillan Ends Talks With Ike Over Middle East Aid Plan
British Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd and Harold Macmillan wrap crucial Washington talks with President Eisenhower aimed at a joint Middle East economic aid program to counter Soviet influence. Spaak attends lunch. talks center on easing atomic secrecy rules to enable broader Western cooperation.
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America
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Congress
AFL CIO suspends Teamsters over corruption probe
The AFL-CIO Executive Council voted 25-4 to suspend the Teamsters Union until Hoffa is ousted and reforms remove corrupt elements. George Meany warned of possible expulsion at the December convention if reforms are not quickly enacted.
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Bakers
United Textile Workers
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
George Meany
Hoffa
Cold Wave May Worsen Influenza Outbreak in Ohio
Ohio faces a hard time as a cold snap is forecast amid a severe influenza outbreak. Cincinnati health director Dr. Carl Wilzbach notes colder weather heightens vulnerability to colds and respiratory infections. Dr. Frederick Wentworth of the Health Department suggests the illness is Asian flu based on lab tests. Southwestern and Central Ohio show slight improvement.
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Ex Clerk Convicted in Embezzlement Case
William Robinett Jr a 50 year old former federal court clerk was found guilty on a technical charge of embezzling $1000 in federal funds in Columbus.
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Columbus
William Robinett Jr
Nationwide Strike Grips France in Major Crisis
A nationwide strike paralyzed France as unions protest living costs and seek higher pay. Heavy industry, metal plants, shipyards and docks halted work while security police observed. One worker died and about a hundred were injured in clashes at St Nazaire. The protest could press National Assembly toward a Socialist premier Guy Mollet. Train crews mostly walked off, but railroads ran at least one train to each major city.
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France
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Atlantic
St. Nazaire
National Assembly
Guy Mollet
Time Changes as Daylight Saving Ends Nationwide
The Associated Press reports daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday in parts of the U S midsection with clocks set back to 1 a.m. Other regions already reverted on Sept 29. New England New York New Jersey Delaware DC portions of Ohio Illinois Maryland Indiana and Pennsylvania plus St Louis Missouri and Louisville Kentucky finish the change. fast time remains year round in 15 central Kentucky communities including Lexington and Frankfort.
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Louisville
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Lexington
Frankfort
Ohioana Library honors ten with awards and citations
Ten Ohioans will receive special awards and citations at the 28th annual Ohioana Library Association meeting in Columbus. Dr. Paul Herman Buck of Harvard will get the Ohioana Career Medal for The Road to Reunion, a 1938 Pulitzer winner. Five authors Bruce Catton Herbert Gold Thomas Graham Belden Edward Eager are recognized, plus Col Dean F Hess for Battle Hymn and Korean orphan care. Four citations for distinguished service accompany the honors.
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Ohioana Library
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Six Fliers Die in Separate Midwest and Ohio Crashes
Air Force officials investigated a Flying Boxcar crash in Midwest City Oklahoma that killed four crewmen. Eyewitness Charles Chilcoat said the pilot steered toward a clear spot before impact in a Blackjack Oak area. Names of the crew were withheld. A second fatal F86D crash near Dayton killed 1st Lt. Ronald K. Clair from Westover AFB Massachusetts. A helicopter crash near Cincinnati killed George Ashcraft, 34, of Independence Kentucky. The plane involved in that crash belonged to Ohio Valley Airways and was valued at 47000 dollars.
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Lunken
Greater Cincinnati
Cincinnati
George Ashcraft
Independence
Ohio Valley Airways
Weather summary with cold start and Lake Erie showers
Mostly cloudy and cold today tonight and Saturday with lows 30 to 34 and highs 42 to 46 West Virginia sees cooler conditions today and tonight with lows 25 to 32 Saturday partly cloudy and cool Five day forecast shows temperatures about 6 degrees below normal with a warming trend early next week Precipitation near Lake Erie through Sunday mainly light showers or snow flurries Elsewhere Albuquerque clear 63 42 Boston cloudy 68 New York cloudy 04 San Diego clear 74 57 Traverse City cloudy 43 35 Portland rain 54 Cleveland rain 3 hour values omitted
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New York
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Coones
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Ore
San Diego
San Francisco
Traverse City
Senate Rackets Panel Probes Sears Labor Tactics
The Senate Rackets Committee focuses on Sears Roebuck & Co. in a Labor Relations inquiry. Witnesses describe LRA agents aiding anti union campaigns at Whirlpool plants in Clyde and Marion Ohio. Walter Paterson testified he passed Whirlpool money to influence workers. Louis Checov, named as a labor spy, plans to stay in Canada rather than testify.
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Sears Roebuck & Co
Robert F. Kennedy
Sears
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Nathan W. Shefferman
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LRA
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Marion
Ohio
Whirlpool Corp
Walter J. Patterson
Charles Litell
Shefferman
Louis Checov
Checov
Vancouver
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Canada
Balloon Launched Rocket Sends Back Radio Signals
Scientists report radio data from Project Far Side’s balloon launched rocket for 75 minutes. The instrument package reached 17000 mph before burning up on re entry. Air Force said two Far Side rockets could reach 4000 miles. the launch was from balloons over Eniwetok Island.
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Morton Alperin
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Eniwetok Island
Alperin
Russia
Charles E. Bartley
Anna T. Masevich
Soviet Astronautical Council
Barcelona
Spain
Eniwetok Atoll
Pacific
Cobweb Strands Fall Over Portales Harvest Season
Cobweb-like strands up to 50 feet long drift down over Portales New Mexico during broom corn and cotton harvest. Officials report strands festoon telephone lines and hamper work while theories about their origin range from satellite debris to giant cob webs. The strands appear to be falling from a great height and investigators seek explanations.
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Portales
N. Mex
New Mexico City
Refund Checks Sent To State Employes
State Finance Director John A. Skipton mailed the first 100 refund checks to former and current state employees. The refunds arise from payroll deductions for U S savings bonds that were insufficient to purchase a bond when employees left state service or stopped bond deductions.
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Columbus
John A. Skipton
U. S
Syria Charges Planes Trespassed Amid UN Crisis Debate
Syria accused five Turkish planes of trespassing over its territory near Latakia and Rmeshl in northeast Syria, while Russia and the United States clashed anew at the UN Assembly over responsibility for the Turkish Syrian crisis. Damascus urged a UN inquiry commission, and Arab delegates met behind closed doors to consider resolutions on border troop reductions.
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Rameshli
Saud
Turkey
Assembly
Farid Zeineddine
Saudi Arabia
Mediation Possible Easing Little Rock School Crisis
Gov. Faubus signals moves toward mediation of the federal state stalemate over Central High School integration. Army policy allows a group of black students to cross campus without a guard, with possible troop withdrawals outside. Hopes rise for a shift in Eisenhower administration policy as Rep. Brooks Hays notes changes after Brownell resignation.
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Ark
Orval Faubus
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Eisenhower
U. S
Herbert Brownell
Brooks Hays
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Justice Department
Brownell
Killer gets 25 years for slaying sweetheart
Jackie Ray Lawson, 27, was sentenced to 25 years in a Missouri circuit court after pleading guilty to second degree murder for strangling his 29 year old sweetheart Credia Mallady in a St. Louis apartment. He said he carried her body in his car for a week and dumped it in a creek in Columbus, Ohio.
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ST. Louis
Jackie Ray Lawson
Lawson
Credia M. Mallady
Jury To Decide Red Spy Case In Brooklyn
In New York the trial of Russian Col Rudolf Abel for espionage ends with a nine man panel and three women hearing seven days of testimony. Abel, 55, is accused of passing military and atomic secrets to Moscow and faces possible execution if convicted. The defense argues the government failed to prove theft of secrets.
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New York
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel
Moscow
Brooklyn
Abel
William F. Tompkins
James B. Donovan
Donovan
FBI
Manhattan
Guatemala Demonstration End Sought After Election
Guatemala's military government faced renewed street protests from supporters of presidential hopeful Gen. Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes. He demanded Congress be summoned to install Guillermo Flores Avendaño as acting president and to set a new presidential election after Sunday's results.
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Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Miguel Ortiz Passarelli
Ydigoras
Congress
Guillermo Flores Avendano
Anastasia Gangland Chief Shot Dead in Manhattan Barber Shop
Albert Anastasia, longtime Brooklyn crime boss and reputed Murder Inc. leader, was killed at 10:20 a.m. in the Hotel Park Sheraton barber shop by two masked gunmen who fled west on 55th Street. Brother Anthony Anastasia identified the body.
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Albert Anastasia
Anastasia
Park Sheraton
Manhattan
West 55Th Street
Anthony
Tony
Brooklyn
Gangland
Murder Inc
Russians Visit Here on U.S. Tour
Four Russian officials toured Parkersburg on Thursday and planned to travel to Zanesville Ohio today.
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United States
Zanesville
Ohio
Army tackles fat in budget and diets for troops
Washington reports the Army orders a 15 day low calorie diet for personnel to trim costs and curb weight. A 42 page supply bulletin suggests a 2300 calorie daily menu versus 3600 calories for active duty, with emphasis on separate messes and proper eating habits.
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