Texas A&M and Oklahoma Look Vulnerable on Rocky Day
A&M edged Arkansas 7 6 on Lloyd Taylor’s conversion while Oklahoma beat Kansas State 13 0 in a 46th straight win. The top teams stumbled as Michigan tied Iowa and Notre Dame lost to Navy. Dartmouth and Yale drew 14 14, Princeton led the Ivies after a 7 0 win over Brown. Oregon moved closer to a Rose Bowl bid with a 27 26 victory over Stanford.
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Iowa
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Yale
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Princeton
Charlie Caldwell
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Oregon
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Washington State
Zhukov Expelled by Soviet Communist Party
The Soviet Communist Party expelled Marshal Georgi Zhukov from its Central Committee and Presidium for opposing party control of the armed forces. Pravda quoted Zhukov admitting mistakes and pledging to correct them at a meeting that unanimously stripped him of posts.
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Soviet Communist Party
Georgi K. Zhukov
Pravda
Zhukov
Communist
Central Committee
Politburo
Stalin
Ivan S. Koney
Koney
Attempts to Halt Armed Forces Rivalry in Antimissile Feats
Washington officials seek to prevent a clash between the Army and Air Force over antimissile development. The AMM program faces interservice competition with Zeus and Wizard concepts, while a possible coordinating czar is debated though early-stage plans favor existing joint efforts. William M. Holaday and Defense Secretary McElroy play central roles.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Air Force
Congress
Pentagon
William M. Holaday
Defense
Neil McElroy
McElroy
Nation Moves Toward Launch Site for Snark Missile
The United States moved closer to establishing its first Snark intercontinental guided missile site as the Air Force SAC awarded Grad Urbahn Seelye a multi million dollar contract to plan facilities on the East Coast. Details remain undisclosed.
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New York
United States
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Grad, Urbahn & Seelye
Eisenhower Visits West Point for Army Colgate Game
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower returns to the U.S. Military Academy in West Point to watch Army overwhelm Colgate 53 to 7. He tours his cadet-era quarters with Mrs. Eisenhower as 27,500 fans crowd Michel Stadium on a damp afternoon.
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N.Y
Eisenhower
Army
U.S. Military Academy
United States
Michel Stadium
Georgi Zhukov
Moscow
Georgia Resettlement Group Targets National Figures
The American Resettlement Foundation Inc plans to move Southern Negro families into all white northern neighborhoods. Nine public figures including Vice President Nixon and Time publisher Henry Luce are named as potential targets. The group says an option exists on a $75 000 house for a first relocation by Christmas.
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Georgia Organization
American Resettlement Foundation Inc
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Douglas
Chicago
Georgia
Alpha A. Fowler Jr
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Washington
Nixon
Railroads Still in A Huddle
The Pennsylvania and the New York Central announced studies toward a possible merger amid rising competition and debt. Eastern railroads face higher costs, limited funding, and threats from highways and the Seaway while Western lines remain profitably positioned. Other Eastern roads hire consultants to study a three way merger.
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United States
Pennsylvania
New York Central
St. Lawrence Seaway
Midwest
South Southwest
Pacific Coast
East
Associated Press
James Symes
The
Symes
Alfred Perlman
Erie
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
William Wyer & Co
Rain Soaks Eastern Half as Snow Pushes West
The Associated Press reports widespread rain across the eastern half of the nation with a weather system off Virginia triggering showers from the Mid Atlantic to New England. Snow further west spreads from the Dakotas to the Rockies and California, with six inches in Lander and three inches in parts of Nevada and a freezing glaze in Rapid City.
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Virginia
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Wye
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McClellan Pushes Tougher Laws Against Antiunion Tactics
Senator McClellan said the Senate racket committee findings show need for criminal penalties in some antiunion practices under Taft Hartley. He backs banning top down contracts and seeks Justice Department review for possible perjury by witnesses as hearings resume. He will examine Shefferman network operations in Flint area plants.
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McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Nathan W. Shefferman
Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Justice Department
Shefferman
Flint
Mich
Syria Gains In Appeal To UN
Syria said it gained support in the United Nations by warning Turkey of troop near its border. An official claimed Syria won Arab and Soviet backing, halted a proposed UN committee probe, and kept the crisis on the UN agenda to ensure quick action if needed.
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Damascus
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U. N
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U. N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Russia
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Nebraska Veteran, Bellevue Pair In Denver Slaying Case
A 20 year old Nebraska Army veteran Richard J Rolle is in critical condition after a gunshot wound in Denver nine hours after his high school sweetheart Kathryn Cora Burnham 19 was stabbed to death outside a West Denver home. The rifle found beside Rolle bears a 7 50 price tag. Miss Burnham died of a deep puncture wound in the heart area. Rolle reportedly bought the rifle this morning amid the slaying investigation.
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Denver
Richard J. Rolle
Bellevue
Neb
Colorado General Hospital
Kathryn Cora Burnham
Fred Zarnow
Rolle
Miss Burnham
Cledith Carlson
Burnham
John Hammond
Carlson
Ken
Luann
State Department to open gifts storage for reporters
The department will allow media access to a room holding foreign gifts given to U S officials. Watches robes and other items from King Saud are among the articles to be viewed, with about 5 000 to 6 000 decorations dating back 40 to 50 years.
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Washington
State Department
U. S
Department
State Dulles
Herter
Roy Henderson
William Rountree
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Linda White
Victor Purse
Purse
Tour Of Toyland Starts Tomorrow in Daily Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph runs a six article feature titled Tour Of Toyland 1957 starting tomorrow with guidance on choosing toys for children of all ages. The series promises recommendations to save time and money for Christmas shopping.
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Daily Telegraph
Gromyko warns Syria faces Turkish troop danger
United Nations reports Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko warned Syria remains in danger from Turkish border concentrations and urged UN alertness. He said the USSR stands with Syria and accused US policy of provoking Turkish aggression amid regional tensions.
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Salah Bitar
Khrushchev
Syria
Bitar
U. N. General Assembly
Gromyko
United Nations
Virginia Governor Race Focuses on Segregation Crisis
In Richmond on November 2, James Gerry reports a close Virginia governor race between J. Lindsay Almond Jr. and Theodore Dalton. The contest centers on how to handle school segregation with Almond advocating massive resistance and Dalton proposing a moderated plan allowing token integration under local control.
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Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
U. S
Harry Byrd
Dalton
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