Iran Oil Crisis Eases Slightly As Mossadegh Opens Door
United States officials saw cautious hope in Premier Mossadegh's note to President Truman and Churchill offering counter proposals on the oil dispute with Britain. He rejected the joint plan, warned of a communist threat, and set a 10 day deadline, leaving Western leaders unsure of Iran's final stance.
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Washington
United States
Mossadegh
Britain
Truman
Churchill
State Department
Iran
Reds charting giant Soviet peace drive
AP dispatch details a planned Soviet led peace offensive to begin this weekend with delegates from about 30 countries meeting in Peiping to back Moscow Peiping axis aims. The drive peaks December 5 in Vienna with a world congress.
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Reds
William L. Ryan
AP Foreign News
United States
Asia
Canada
Latin America
Pacific
Peiping
China
World Council of Peace
Berlin
Vienna
New Twister Perils Coast
An upstart hurricane formed off the Florida coast and moved north at about 10 mph. It was 420 miles east-southeast of Jacksonville at 5 am EST with winds near 85 mph and gusts up to 100 mph. Forecasters saw no immediate danger to Florida and Georgia but would assess potential impacts for the Carolina coast later today.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Jacksonville
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Georgia
Carolina
Tidal Wave Blame Sinking of Kaiyo Maru Near Tokyo
Japanese authorities search for the 210 ton No. 5 Kaiyo Maru missing after vanishing Tuesday 200 miles southeast of Tokyo. Coast Guard boats and U S Air Force planes found no trace of the ship on an inspection tour of the Moeiin reefs with 31 aboard.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower attacks defense policy amid Baltimore crowd
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower swept into Baltimore amid a 12 000 strong crowd to blast Truman era defense policy. He charged unification and duplication had produced triplication and urged restraint on universal military training while Korea persists. He pledged to Richmond later with stops in North Carolina and Virginia.
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Jack Bell
Eisenhower Special
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dixie
Baltimore
Truman
Fth Regiment
Eisenhower
United States
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
North Carolina
Virginia
Richmond
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Petersburg
James Hagerty
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rent Controls Set for Pike Area in Defense District
The four county Southern Ohio region Jackson Pike Scioto and Ross including Pike County were certified as a critical defense area. The designation allows rent control and enables federal aid to spur housing for workers at the $1 219000000 atomic plant project in Pike County and to support defense-related construction.
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Washington
Portsmouth - Chillicothe
Ohio
Sen. Bricker
Rep. Bender
Jackson
Pike
Scioto
Ross
Pike County
Probers Hear Brewers Side In Video Row
Washington hearing on beer advertising investigates objections to TV and radio commercials. Clinton M. Hester testifies for the U S Brewers Foundation at a House interstate subcommittee session reviewing objectionable material on air. Chairman Harris notes many public complaints and a new petition from Eldorado Arkansas opposing liquor advertising.
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Washington
Clinton M. Hester
U. S. Brewers Foundation
House
Harris
D-Ark
Eldorado
Ark
Arkansas
Time Changes Slated Sunday in Ohio
Northeast Ohioans will set clocks back to Standard time at 2 p.m. Sunday as Daylight Saving ends. Those on Daylight Time regain the hour. others do not. TV schedules shift an hour later, while radio remains unaffected.
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Columbus
Worker Electrocuted in Urbana Incident
Urbana lineman Kermit Zerkle was killed Thursday after coming into contact with 12,000 volts. The fatal accident occurred at the Urbana site as the worker performed electrical duties.
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Urbana
Kermit Zerkle
Science Eyes Spare Organs in Transplant Dreams
Report of attempts to transplant spare human kidneys into patients with failing kidneys. Surgeons Dr. David M. Hume Dr. John P. Merrill and Dr. Benjamin F. Miller described six kidney transplants, one lasting 101 days, at the American College of Surgeons convention. The effort aims to pave the way for future organ replacements such as lungs or hearts.
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New York
Boston
American College of Surgeons
David M. Hume
John P. Merrill
Benjamin F. Miller
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Harvard Medical Schoo
Nixon presses Stevenson on private cash fund in Utah
In Salt Lake City Nixon rallied about 6000 as he demanded Stevenson disclose his Illinois private fund. He pledged a tougher anti crime push and announced a future talk in Amarillo after stops in Ogden and Colorado Springs. He urged a certified public accountant to audit the governor’s fund to prove transparency.
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Salt Lake City
Richard Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Nixon
Wheeling
W.va
Republican National Committee
California
Utah
Amarillo
Tex
Ogden
Colorado Springs
Colo
Illinois
OPS Edict Curbs Agency News Information Flow
OPS officials inspect a Thursday inter office memorandum barring a division employee from releasing price regulation information without higher approval. The memo targets publicity on rubber chemical drug and fuel pricing and bypasses the OPS information office which prepares press releases. E. E. Fogle declined comment.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Truman
OPS Office of Public Information
E. E. Fogle
Reds Lose 4 More MIGs in Korean Skies
U S Sabre jets shot down four Communist MIG fighters in the first air battles in four days. The September toll of Russian built jets rose to a record 56 destroyed, with six more damaged in exchanges east of Sinuiju and south of the Yaul River. Communist troops probed Allied outposts near the Punchbowl as UN forces pressed under heavy mortar fire.
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Seoul
U. S
Fifth Air Force
Sinuiju
Yaul River
U. S. Eighth Army
Union Worker Seeks Court Stop Over Union Mandate
Theodore F. Otten a 46 year old Staten Island rail maintenance man filed for a federal injunction arguing religious grounds prevent his required union membership. He alleges railroad officials pressured him to join by Sept 29 or face discharge after 26 years on the job.
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New York
Theodore F. Otten
Staten Island Rapid Transit Corporation
Second Polio Death Reported in Pomeroy
POMEROY Gary Wayne Stivers 11, son of Mr and Mrs John Stivers of Spring Ave, died at 1 am in Children's Hospital Columbus after polio illness. He was a sixth grade Central School pupil. Pomeroy’s second polio death this year followed Thomas Jay Kelton, 15. Funeral Monday 2 pm Federated Church.
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Pomeroy
Gary Wayne Stivers
John Stivers
Spring Ave
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Holzer Hospital
Children's Hospital
Central School
Meigs County Health Department
Michael Carleton
Syracuse
Thomas Jay Kelton
Delmar A. Canaday
Stivers
Gail
Homer Cook
Middleport
Charles Stivers
Cleveland
Federated Church
Harold F. Hess
Ewing Funeral Home
Cite Crewmen In Ship Blast
In San Francisco two Boxer crewmen were punished and transferred after the August 6 explosion that ripped a hangar deck during Korean duty. Nine sailors died and sixty jumped overboard, later rescued. A 20 millimeter shell exploded hitting a wing tank causing flames amid planes and ammunition. Captain Marshal Gurney said the two were judged careless. names were withheld.
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San Francisco
Korea
Marshal Gurney
Confederation Blames Police in Religious Persecution Claims
The Evangelical Confederation of Protestant Churches accuses Colombian police of shooting a youth and stabbing two others at a district prayer meeting. They cite 30 alleged religious persecution cases in Colombia from June 21 to Aug. 31.
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Bogota
Colombia
Evangelical Confederation of Protestant Churches
Disbarred Muskingum Lawyer Cleared of Estate Settlement Charge
A Muskingum County jury acquitted disbarred Zanesville attorney Thomas A. Joseph of illegally obtaining $5000 in an estate settlement in 1950. Joseph, 40, was paroled from Ohio Penitentiary last May after serving part of a one to ten year sentence for inducing clients to lie in quickie divorce cases.
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Zanesville
Muskingum County
Ohio Auditor Orders Return of Unauthorized Campaign Fund
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson announced the return of 1079 dollars he labeled an unauthorized campaign fund solicited from Ohio road contractors. He blamed his office employees for soliciting donations and denied a contractor’s claim of contribution after a tax audit, demanding a public retraction.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohio
Ferguson
Akron
Taft urges probe of alleged highway contractor shakedown
Charles P. Taft, Republican candidate for governor, urged Governor Lausche to investigate an alleged shakedown of highway contractors by workers in the office of Democratic State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson. Lausche could not be reached for comment.
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Columbus
Charles P. Taft
Frank J. Lausche
Joseph T. Ferguson
Lausche
Stevenson Promises Details On Illinois Officials Fund
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson plans to address the controversial fund used to supplement salaries for Illinois officials. The Democratic nominee, touring 11,548 miles in 1 state, has not disclosed fund size or recipients but says naming beneficiaries would breach faith.
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Springfield
Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Indiana
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hoosier
William E. Jenner
Wilson Wyatt
Stevenson
Vne
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
California
Wyatt
Midwest
Trygve Lie to quit UN post soon
Secretary-General Trygve Lie will step down from his 40 000 dollar a year UN post on February 1 1954 at the end of a three year extension and retire to Norway He is 56 and hopes someday to be prime minister Lie would receive a 10 000 dollar annual lifetime pension and cannot hold public office for five years after leaving He may oppose a staff reorganization plan that would replace eight assistant secretary generals with three deputy secretaries general
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United Nations
N. Y
Trygve Lie
Norway
Lie
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Assembly
Ike Expands State Drive With Ohio Stops
General Eisenhower and Governor Stevenson announced expanded 26 state campaign travel starting Oct 1. Ike plans six Ohio stops October 24 at Youngstown Warren Akron Mansfield Marion and Toledo following a prior swing through the state. Stevenson will begin whistle stop tours in Ohio and Eastern states around October 22 or 23.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ohio
Youngstown
Warren
Akron
Mansfield
Marion
Toledo
Charleston
W. Va
Stevenson
Springfield
Ill
Whittier Democrats Send Ham to Nixon Figuratively
Whittier California directors of the Whittier Democratic Club reacted sharply to Richard M Nixon's report to the party. They announced Thursday they are sending him a ham in a caustic gesture reflecting their mock critique of his campaign stance.
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Whittier
Calif
Whittier Democratic Club
Richard M. Nixon
Canadian gold shipment vanishes from Malton Airport
About 848 pounds of gold in six boxes worth roughly 300000 disappeared from a wire cage in an unguarded pallet area at Malton Airport Terminal. Brinks delivered the cargo to TSA handlers who signed for it before it vanished, with police treating it as a possible theft and officials remaining tight lipped.
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Toronto
Canada
Malton
Montreal
Trans. Canada Air Lines
Brinks, Inc
Dundee Public School Closes For Teacher Shortage
Eighteen eight pupils in Dundee upper grades stay home after coach-teacher George Mourouzis is drafted and another part time teacher heads for Army service. Only two full time and one part time remain to cover five positions, leaving classes unsafely managed.
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Dover
Dundee
George Mourouzis
Woodrow Gephart
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Turns Warmer After Cooler Spell
The forecast calls for temperatures three to five degrees above normal across Ohio with normal highs 70 north to 74 south and lows around 50. A cool, below normal spell ends by Sunday with above normal readings Monday and Tuesday, then cooler again in the north. Showers possible north Monday, otherwise little rain through Wednesday.
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