Tito Aides to Attend Soviet Celebrations
Belgrade Yugoslavia Oct 31 The Yugoslav government named Vice Presidents Edvard Kardelj and Alexander Rankovic to lead the delegation to Moscow for the 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution Tito will miss the trip due to acute lumbago. Diplomats say his absence signals disapproval of a new Cominform and asserts Yugoslavia’s independence from the Kremlin.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Edvard Kardelj
Moscow
Alexander Rankovic
Tito
Georgi K. Zhukov
Kremlin
Cominform
Labor seeks radiation safety in Connecticut industry
Hartford October 31 report says Connecticut State Labor Council plans to urge stricter controls on radioactive materials in industry. Proposals include employer exposure records, adopting Atomic Energy Commission weekly limits, and a state yearly cumulative exposure cap. Executive Secretary John J. Driscoll to meet Health Commissioner Stanley H. Osborn.
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Hartford
Connecticut State Labor Council
State Health Department
Atomic Energy Commission
John J. Driscoll
Stanley H. Osborn
Income Gaps Hit Most Seniors Over Sixty Five
A substantial share of Americans aged 65 and older lack their own income or rely on less than 1000 dollars yearly. The finding highlights financial vulnerability among seniors and potential dependence on social programs.
Black Dog power plant blast plunges Minnesota into two hour blackout
A generator blast at the Black Dog power plant south of Minneapolis caused a two hour blackout across southern Minnesota on October 31. Factories halted, hospitals used emergency power, schools adjourned, and transport signals failed as 280000 kilowatts vanished. Transmission gaps sparked chain reactions toward the south and west.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Here
St. Paul
South Dakota
Black Dog
PLEA GRANTED WNHC-TV TO MOVE TRANSMITTER SITE
The Communications Commission approved WNHC-TV New Haven to shift its transmitter from nine miles north of New Haven and 26 miles southwest of Hartford to a site twenty miles north east of New Haven and fifteen miles south of Hartford. The note mentions Georgetown University, founded in 1789, as part of a broader context.
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Washington
the Communications Commission
Wnhc-Tv
New Haven
Conn
Hartford
United States
Georgetown
University
Washington, D.C
Phrase origin debate shifts as Barnard coined term
An AP report from October 31 1927 notes critics say Confucius never spoke the famous line. The Library of Congress traced the saying to Barnard who credited it to a Chinese author and linked the quill to early printing ethics.
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Confucius
Library
Barnard
Washington
Library of Congress
Fred. R. Barnard
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