Khrushchev Faces Power Struggle Over Satellite Policy
Reports from Vienna and London say Khrushchev is under pressure from Stalinist bloc leaders over his de Stalinization push and easing control of satellites. Tito accompanied him in a surprise visit, with speculation of a Kremlin court and possible shifts in leadership lines as army chiefs fret about security.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Austria
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Yalta
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Neuer Kurier
Poznan
Poland
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London Express
Moscow
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Adlai Opens Saturday Campaign Swing in Twin City Stores
Adlai Stevenson will headline a series of Saturday appearances at Twin City shopping centers. A motorcade will form at Wold-Chamberlain Airport at 10:15 a.m. with stops at Hub Shopping Center Richfield Sears in Minneapolis and several centers for brief talks. The visit coincides with a busy election push as Humphrey forecasts a large victory rally in Minneapolis.
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Richfield
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Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Democratic-Farmer-Labor
Helen Hayes
Minnesota
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St. Cloud
Herbert Brownell
Mankato
Hopkins
Joseph Martin
Woman Doctor Fired Over Lunch With Negro Nurse
Florida's only woman county health officer Dr. Deborah Coggins is dismissed by Jefferson Taylor and Madison Counties after a joint meeting. She says the lunch in a Madison restaurant was private and to discuss Negro midwives class objectives. The crowd shouted for her firing as a hearing was denied.
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Florida
Deborah Coggins
Jefferson, Taylor
Madison Counties
Coggins
Tallahassee
Wilmer J. Coggins
Madison
Madison Board
Babe Didrickson Zaharias to Lie in State in Beaumont
Babe Didrickson Zaharias lies in state at Bethlehem Lutheran Church Beaumont Texas after a long battle with cancer. The famed athlete died at John Sealy Hospital Galveston and will be cremated in Houston before private graveside rites at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Zaharias, born Port Arthur, had long considered Beaumont her hometown.
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Broussard Mortuary
Wegster
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
C. A. Woytek
George Zaharias
Babe
Houston
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Reds Invited to Observe U S Politics
Washington reports the United States invited Russia and four Soviet satellites to send observers to view the close of the presidential campaigns. A State Department spokesman said the invitation is not for a state visit and private officials expect lower ranking observers.
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United States
Russia
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State Department
Bulganin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Lincoln White
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Romania
Austin Couple Killed in Head On Collision Near Worthington
An Austin couple Mr and Mrs Sig Sig Kner aged 64 and 62 were killed in a head on auto crash south of Worthington between 11 30 and noon. They were returning to Austin from Colorado when their car collided with a truck. Sheriff Al Reinartz reported no other fatalities and noted the couple leave behind a daughter Mrs Erschell Anderson of Austin.
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Sig Sig Kner
Austin Rt. 2
Worthington
al Reinartz
Bueletha
Colorado
Reinartz
Erschell Anderson
Austin Rt
Guard Units Press Hunt for Missing Patient
Three National Guard companies based in Bemidji Thief River Falls and Park Rapids join a search for 85 year old Ed Koppang who wandered from a nursing home Tuesday. About 150 guardsmen and 50 volunteers scoured woods west of Cass Lake with Air Force and Warroad planes assisting. A colored facial tissue found four miles west is the only clue yet discovered.
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Cass Lake
Minn
National Guard
Bemidji
Here
Ed Koppang
Thief River Falls
Park Rapids
John R. Montgomery
St. Paul
Koppang
Matusow Gets 5 Year Term For Perjury Conviction
Harvey Matusow a 29 year old witness turned government informer was sentenced in New York to five years in prison for five counts of perjury. Each count carries five years but the judge ordered concurrent sentences. He faced up to 25 years and a $10000 fine. The case stems from his recanting testimony in the 1952 trial of 13 Communist leaders.
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New York
Harvey M. Matusow
John F. X. McGohey
Matusow
Bonarek Killed in Minnesota Car Crash
Fred Bonarek 37 of Justice Park Illinois died when his car ran out of control and rolled into a ditch near Saue Centre Minnesota. The crash raised the 1956 Minnesota traffic toll to 427, two more than last year.
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SAUE
Brownsdale Board Rejects Fifth Election On Merger
Brownsdale school leaders vote 4 to 2 against calling a fifth election to merge with Austin. They pledge to wait for legal advice or county orders, keeping students in Rose Creek and Glenville while delaying a permanent decision. County hearing on the merger continues to Oct 23.
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Brownsdale
Austin
Harold Hartson
State Department of Education
Hartson
Rose Creek
Glenville
State Department
Mower
Link Between Smoking and Cancer Report Expected
New York sources say the American Cancer Society will state a relationship between cigarette smoking and lung cancer in a four year final report. Officials believe the conclusions will be published by the newspaper in several months.
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World-Telegram and
Sun
American Cancer Society
The
Cancer Society
Airline Seeks End to Rochester Service in Route Review
Western Air Lines proposes dropping eight local service cities on its Denver to Minneapolis route. The plan would replace current service with feeder flights, boosting daily round trips for these towns while enabling Western to upgrade its mainline fleet. North Central Airlines counters with plans for increased Midwest routes and extra daily trips.
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Western Air Lines
Denver-Minneapolis
James L. Mitchell
Western
Civil Aeronautics Board
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Alliance
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Neb
Hot Springs
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Minn
Mitchell
CAB
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
North Central
Frontier
Ozark
Central
Frank N. Buttomer
North Central Airlines
Midwest
New Pact Sets Oct 1 Wage Increases At Hormel Plant
Local 9 negotiators and Geo A Hormel & Co officials signed a new three year agreement adding 25 cents to wages. Effective Oct 1 1956 a 10 cent rise with further 74? cent and 7 5 cent raises in 1957 and 1958, plus escalator cost of living adjustments. Night premium rises to 10 cents by Sept 1957 and female differential is scheduled for elimination by Sept 1958. An additional $1.6 million per year boosts take home pay for about 4 000 Local 9 members.
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Local 9
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Frank Schultz
Schultz
UPWA
Three Iowa Prisoners Escape From Guthrie Jail
Three inmates escaped Guthrie County jail Thursday night and fled in a car bearing Montana plates. Sheriff J C McCool named suspects William Spaulding 29 from Herndon Iowa George Vale 32 of Boone Iowa and Clinton Lowden 24 of Libby Montana.
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Guthrie Center
Iowa
Guthrie County
Montana
J. C. McCool
William Spaulding
Herndon
George Vale
Boone
Clinton Lowden
Libby
Mont
167 Year Old Indian Erupts At News Session
Javier Pereira, a reportedly 167 year old Colombian Indian, created a scene at a New York news conference, swiping at photographers and reporters. New York Hospital says medical evidence suggests extreme age but notes vigor, impaired eyesight, and a fondness for Westerns on television.
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New York
Javier Pereira
Pereira
New York Hospital
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