Khrushchev seeks Socialist support over Syria crisis
In Europe Khrushchev wooed Socialist parties by accusing the United States of provoking a Syria Turmoil and urged a wider conflict. Britain’s Labour leader Gaitskell rejected the bid and urged UN action. Norwegian and Danish Socialists also rejected independent foreign policy moves. Britain’s Lloyd tours US as Dulles reviews Middle East with him.
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Dulles
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Selwyn Lloyd
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Lloyd
United States
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Turkey
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Neal Ball Dies Marking Historic Baseball Milestone
Neal Ball, longtime infielder and second baseman, died. He is remembered for completing the first modern unassisted triple play with Cleveland in 1909. Ball’s career spanned New York Yankees, Cleveland, Boston Red Sox, and later roles in minor leagues and as a manager. He later served in baseball circles, received hall of fame honor gestures, and left a legacy tied to the early 20th century game. He is survived by his wife Estella and several siblings with funeral arrangements pending.
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Red) Rolfe
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Pontiac
Mich
Jay Ball
Kalamazoo
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Minnie MacDonald
Gordon Slaughter
Ridgefield
George W. Pistey
Barnum Avenue
Edward C. Morgan
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
PUBLIC FIRING FALURE OF TALOS MISSILE TEST
The Army announced an 18 month testing period to determine the Talos missile malfunction. The huge Target Defense Unit measures 318 feet by 55 feet and was designed by RCA as an autonomous nuclear capable rocket hunter. The failed unit today was a nuclear type with no fissionable material.
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Statute Revision Nears Completion in Hartford
Hartford, Oct. 15 AP Harry H. Lugg director of the Legislative Council said the general statutes revision is about complete and will soon be awarded to a printer on bid. Regular state employees and Legislative Research officials prepared the new revision, ending reliance on a special commission. The last revision was published in 1949 by a commission.
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Miami
James R. Hoffa
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Bloomfield
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William
Herlands
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Union Central Committee
12Th
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Harry H. Lugg
Legislative Council
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Legislative Research Department
State Losing Ground as Connecticut Lags in Hiring
Hartford Oct 15 AP Governor Ribicoff heard that state government faces a losing battle against private industry for qualified workers. Personnel Director Glendon Scoboria cited 1941 to 1952 trends, with 19 000 job terminations and a 84 million payroll. He urged more personnel staff and in‑service training to boost recruitment and promotion.
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YMCA Management Group Meets Tonight for Fall Term
The YMCA Management Development group opens its fall term tonight at 7 in the YMCA under Chester Rowley, assistant to Singer Manufacturing’s industrial relations director. The course runs six weekly sessions, with registration at the YMCA Program office. Quachita National Forest, oldest in the United States, spans seven Arkansas counties and reaches into Oklahoma.
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Board Rejects Fireman's Plea and Hears New Engine House Plans
Fire commissioners dismissed firefighter Miller's appeal alleging prior unauthorized leaving. They set October 21 at 1 AM for the opening of Engine No. 16 on Madison Avenue near 90 Acres Park with flag presentation. James H. Goddu was sworn probationary firefighter and welcomed into the department. A letter from City Court Prosecutor Daniel J. Cremin praised the Fire Department for saving his home at 60 Ford Place on September 24.
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Queen 10 Fly to Canada as Hartnell Outfit Draws Attention
Shade Hartnell calls Hollyberry and wears a deep v collar black Persian lamb. her off the face red turban hat and Hardy Amies beige gold brocade cocktail dress mark a government reception. The royal couple end their Canada visit tomorrow and fly to the United States.
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Policy approved for CD crises in Connecticut
Hartford Oct. 15 AP The State Civil Defense Advisory council approved an interim policy for emergencies with one abstaining It outlines action for warnings under one hour and for warnings 60 minutes or more before a raid Civil Defense forces will mobilize per existing plans When attack time drops to 30 minutes take cover signals activate and public follows prior phase directives Hartford Fire Chief Henry G Thomas abstained criticizing national civil defense efforts and urging Congress to act
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Weather Forecast for Nation Connecticut and New England
Nation Connecticut mostly fair and mild with increasing cloudiness today. Tonight not so cool with fog after midnight. Thursday outlook remains cloudy and mild with a chance of showers late. Massachusetts Rhode Island rising cloudiness and mild today with tonight and Thursday not so cool and little temperature change Thursday. Vermont New Hampshire increasing cloudiness Wednesday night into Thursday with scattered night showers. Maine increasing high cloudiness today slight warmth in extreme east, tonight and Thursday considerable cloudiness with scattered light showers north portion Thursday. Winds eastport to Block Island gentle variable becoming west to southwest 10 to 15 mph this afternoon. Visibility decreasing from good to fair in haze.
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Nixon, Ike Aides Debate Missile Policy and Sputnik
President Nixon and aides discuss missile strength over tax cuts and defend U S superiority. Scientists including Dr Albert Hynek and Dr Fred Whipple note Sputnik orbit anomalies and possible unknown forces affecting the satellite and its second stage.
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Smithsonian Observatory
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Smithsonian Astrophysicals Laboratory
Smithsonian
Cookies Win Prizes In National Bake Off Event
The article lists top prize winners in a cookies contest sponsored by Pillsbury and General Electric. Ojakangas and Ludwig each earned 3000 dollars for recipes Buttered molasses cheese loaf and Herb Stickles with caraway and dill. Junior winner Elizabeth Wickersham 17 won 3000 dollars for Chocodiles. Esther Oakden won 3000 dollars for Honey Chocolatte Pie. Other winners and participants include Helen Pentletox Kellogg and more.
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University of Minnesota
Duluth
Deborah l. Ludwig
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Chicago
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Ex spy names Sobel s wife in Brooklyn trial
Abel, 55, on trial for his life in federal court in Brooklyn for posing as a Brooklyn artist while secretly acting as a Soviet spy gathering American military and atomic secrets. Hayhanen testified he was sent from Russia in 1952 to spy under Abel and described his defection last May. The trial resumes tomorrow as Hayhanen continues to testify for the government. Record Tokyo reports on Japanese foreign market purchases.
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Agent Stone
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