Basic Costs Of Living Hit Peak
Washington reports that September consumer prices rose across most major groups with food housing and medical care up while transportation fell. The Labor Department notes a 0.43 point rise from August and an index level around 124.9 in July. Purchasing power for factory workers increased, with take home pay up about 45 cents weekly on average and a year over year rise of roughly 2.75 dollars per week.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
H. E. Riley
Railroad and
Railway Express
Douglas
McDowell
Northrop
Uwayes
Sylvania
General Electric
Holyoke Home Holdup Nets $21,000 Loot
A gunman invaded the home of retired rubber company executive Edward G Schaeffer in Holyoke Massachusetts and escaped with about $21,100 in jewelry and cash. He rang the bell told Mrs Schaeffer he wished to talk about a son then demanded jewelry and wallet money before forcing the couple and a visiting brother upstairs.
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Holyoke
Mass
Rubber Company
Edward G. Schaeffer
UN Protests Korea Spy Classes Across North Korea
The U N Command in South Korea accuses over 1000 prospective spies of training in three North Korean espionage schools. Maj. Gen. William Biddis says students are taught to infiltrate South Korea, spread propaganda, organize Communist cells, encourage defections, arrange abductions, and gather military information.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.N
South Korea
North Korea
U.S
William
Biddis
Five Day Forecast Nudges Warmth Through the Week
The outlook projects temperatures averaging 2 to 5 degrees above the seasonal norm of 45 through Wednesday. Expect mild conditions at the start of the week with showers forecast for tomorrow and again on Tuesday.
Soviet Response Sought on World Disarmament At UN
United Nations in New York reported that the Soviet delegation sent a Moscow communique detailing positions on a joint disarmament plan. Italy outlined five principles for phased disarmament and international control, while France urged fast progress on banning intercontinental missiles and nuclear delivery systems ahead of Geneva talks.
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United Nations
N.Y
Premila Khrushchev
United States
General Assembly
Camp David
Moscow
U.S
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U.N
Italy
Ttalian Ambassad Egidia Orfona
East-West Committee
Ler
Soviet Union
France
Tules Mocis
Moch
Geneva
Materia Universal Destructio
Navy to spend 110000 to deter nesting gooney birds at Midway
Washington UPI The Navy will allot 110000 to modify Midway Island runways and pave areas to deter breeding Laysan albatrosses that harass aircraft. It has already carved new runways at Green Island in the Kure Atoll, about 900 miles from Midway, in hopes of drawing birds away from the main base. The effort follows 33 recorded incidents of damage between birds and planes last year, estimated at 156000.
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Wasitington
UPI
Navy
Midway Island
Midway
Green Island
Kure Atoll
Constellation
India accuses Red China of fresh Ladakh attack
New Delhi says Chinese forces attacked an Indian patrol in Ladakh Kashmir, 17 Indians fed in and others missing, three wounded. The border area lies 40 to 50 miles west of the traditional frontier, with Chinese troops entrenched on a hilltop and building a road. The government protests to Peiping, urging recognition of the traditional border.
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New Delhi
India
Inda
Red China
Ladakh
Kashmir
Peiping
Tibet
Foreign Ministry
City Corrects Speed Limit Omission After Device Purchase
Hopkinsville city officials bought an electronic speed timing device and began erecting speed limit signs. A discovery revealed the city had no speed limit law, an omission the city council swiftly corrected.
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Hopkinsville
Soviet Push for Early West Summit Amid East West Tension
London AP report says Moscow urged rapid East West summit with the United States and Britain, aligning with calls for a December meeting. Tass broadcast from Moscow sought to calm conflicting press reports about summit dates as Western leaders weighed invitations and Paris talks.
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London
Moscow
United States
Britain
Pee
Charles de Gaulle
Tass
Govern- TP
Paris
Bonn
de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Nikita Khrushchev
Adenauer
Macmillan
Beige E H Fareéien
Manurice de Vir
Khrushchev
Community Chest cash stolen in Red Feather House break in
Thieves used a screwdriver or pinch bar to force open a fireproof cabinet at the Red Feather House on 34 Wendell Ave, taking about 52 100 dollars in cash. The hit occurred during the drive’s last week, with 25 percent remaining to reach the goal, covered by insurance. Police traced the scene to a meeting the previous night. two large deposits had been made earlier in the day, and the Chest office door was broken. Detectives and state police photographed and fingerprinted the scene as they pursued leads.
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Tague
Crited
Mary C. Owen
Ars
Gladys Brigham
OCS
Aten
Red Feather
Wendell Ave
Michael P. Barry
Girl Scott
Boy Scout
Kingsley
Pittsfield-Laneshore
Sual
Fall
Barry
Edward J. Haughey
State Police Photography Bureau
Danel al McGill
James E. McCarty
Storm Ruled Air Crash Cause
Washington AP The Civil Aeronautics Board found violent air turbulence caused the Capital Airlines Viscount turbo prop to break apart over Maryland last May killing 31. The plane fell near Chase, Md northeast of Baltimore on May 12 bound from New York City to Atlanta. CAB criticized dispatchers for failing to broadcast weather data that could have helped the crew avoid the storm.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Capital Airlines
Mar Land
Kuling
Yieim
Chase
Afd
Baltimore
New York City
Atlanta
Capital
CAB
Castro Threatens Militia Over Bombings In Havana
In a five hour televised address Fidel Castro warned he would mobilize an armed militia of workers and peasants if bombings by opponents continue. He alleged counter revolutionary planes based in the United States bombed Havana and urged a million citizens to protest aerial raids. A Cuba crisis unfolded as mystery planes struck and a factory worker was detained amid crowd protests.
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Havana
Castro
United States
Trayana
Revolutori
Fulgencio Batista
Castra
Revolutionary Army
Camazuro
Teleca
Lal
Fidel
Robert Salas Hernandez
Salas
U.S
Guantanamo
Cuba
Canada
Washington
Gordon Sues Bus Union In Two-Pronged Action
Gordon S. owner of Bi hire Street Railway Co. files a $490,000 complaint through attorney George B. Crane against the Amalgamated Assn. of Street Electric Railway and Meoar Coach Ploies of erica HAFL‑CIO Local 396 and officers. He seeks a temporary and permanent restraining order to stop union attempts to coerce use of garage personnel and allegations of discrimination, as a three‑judge panel may hear the case under a new labor injunction law.
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B. Gordon
Bi Hire Street Railway Co
George B. Crane
Suneri
Assn
Erica Hafl-Cio
Francis J. Quirico
Quirico
Taver Sieperior Coun
Crane
More Cables Cut On Nautilus Reported
Portsmouth Herald reports increased cable cuts aboard the Nautilus submarine, America's first atomic vessel. The paper notes damage patterns suggesting sabotage while Navy and FBI investigate shipyard workers. guards remain 24 hours per compartment amid ongoing inquiry.
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth Herald
America
Star
Herald
Parentis
Agneared
North Polar Tee
Navy
FBI
Stock list to publish Saturdays on NYSE prices
In Saturdays Eagle 5, a selected list of 202 stocks on the New York Stock Exchange will be carried each Saturday. The tabulation will include Friday's low, high and closing prices. Page 23.
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Eagle
New York Stock Exchange
Sitter Found Abduction and Rape Case Across Three States
An 11-year-old babysitter abducted last Saturday by Rodney Austin 44 of Newcastle Maine was freed at 1:30 am today in Lyndonville Vermont. Vermont state police and Maine authorities pursue warrants charging Austin with abduction and rape. The suspect, previously convicted of knife assault in 1950 and paroled in 1954, allegedly held the girl across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with limited food and sleep.
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Lyndonville. Vic
Knant
Maine
Glenn I
Vermont
Sharon Simmons
Davicotta
Rodney Austin
Newcastle
Te Austin
Lincoln County
James Blen Perkins
Austin
Perkins
Davis
Camille Carrier
New Hampshire
Franklin
Furcolo Buys Home In Newton For 49000
Boston UPI reports Gov Furcolo bought a Newton home for 49000 with 14000 down and a 25 year mortgage. The purchase sparks modest talk of a third term while observers expect a run against Senator Saltonstall next year.
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Boston
UPI
Furcolo
Newton
U. S
Leverett Saltonstall
R + Mass
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