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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1959

Page

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Polish Reds Split Over Tightening Economy

New York Times reports a rift within the Polish Communist leadership over Gomulka tighter economic controls. Jerzy Morawski reportedly offered resignation from the Politburo amid dismay at hardline economists and increased party discipline. The piece notes food shortages, meat price hikes, and tensions with farmers, along with rising industrial reach and continued peasant resistance.

New York Inst Wladyslaw Gomul Poland New York Times Warsaw Jerzy Morawski Gomulka Palitburo Communist Party

Disappearance of Chicago Judge Stumps Police

Police in Chicago lack a solid lead in the missing judge W Lynn Parkinson of the U S Court of Appeals. A door to door search in the North Side area yielded no clues and detectives questioned dozens of people in bars shops and restaurants while shoreline searches found nothing. Parkinson left the appeals courthouse Monday citing illness and head pain prompting family fears of amnesia.

Chicago UPI W. Lynn Parkinson U.S. Court of Appeals Near North Side Parkinson Lake Michigan Appeals

Train Bus Collision Kills 10 Near Buenos Aires

A freight train and a bus collided on the outskirts of Buenos Aires Wednesday night, killing 10 people and injuring 50, according to police reports.

Buenos Aires UPI

United States and Russia Push Unanimous UN Disarmament Move

United States and Russia urged unanimous support for a UN resolution calling for new efforts to break the disarmament deadlock. All 82 member states signed on as co sponsors, ensuring passage and a record urging complete general disarmament under effective controls.

United Nations N.Y United States Russia United Naions U.N

Mr. K Nets Trip to Russia Announcement

Soviet news reports that American longshoremen warehousemen and shipowners will send delegations to visit the USSR. Merchant Marine Minister Victor Bakayev said invitations were extended after the welcome to Premier Khrushchev in San Francisco.

U.N Geneva Vasily V. Kumetsov Soviet Union Khrushchev Kuznetsov Moscow UPI Victor Bakayev Bakayev San Francisco

Mexico Counts 80 Dead In Pacific Coast Storm

The death toll in Colima and Jalisco rose toward one hundred as weekend rains and a hurricane battered western Mexico. Air rescues, outages in communications, and flooded roads hinder relief efforts for hundreds of displaced families and missing residents. Manzanillo reported no fatalities but 100 missing and 500 injured overall.

Mexico Mexico City Mexco Colima Jalisco Pacific Manzanillo Cihautlan Manzanilo Sinaloa Acapunlco

Dinner Honors Guinea President at UNC Campus

In Durham North Carolina AP report President Sekou Touré of Guinea was honored Wednesday at a mixed seating dinner on the University of North Carolina campus. He said they came to establish contacts for future relations, not to seek aid. Hosts Gov. and Mrs Hodges and others greeted Touré and his party of 21 at Morehead Planetarium. Touré, 37, makes his only Southern stop during a 16 day U.S. trip. He noted four directions in school while addressing Cold War loyalties.

Durham N.C Sekou Toure Guinea University of North Carolina U.S Toure Lusher Hodges Chapel Hill Morehead Planetarium Towle Raleigh-Durham United States

Bishop Dibelius Barred From East Berlin Activities

BERLIN AP Bishop Otto Dibelius head of the Evangelical Church in Germany has been barred from further activity in East Berlin. The 79 year old leader had been attacked by Communist officials for stating Christians are not bound to obey Communist laws.

Poland Poznan High Catholic Berlin Otto Dibelius Germany East Berlin

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