United States ready for talks on atomic pool for peace
Francis W. Carpenter reports Henry Cabot Lodge told the U.N. that the United States is ready to begin bilateral talks on sharing atomic know how for peaceful purposes. The plan includes training, safety courses, data libraries, and inviting foreign cancer experts to U.S. facilities as part of Eisenhower’s 1955 program.
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United Nations, N. Y
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. N
U. S
U.N
General Assembly
Eisenhower
Lodge
U.S
Adenauer Seeks Renewal Talks Over Saar Pact
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer will ask France to reopen Saar negotiations after a cabinet revolt within his coalition. He plans to invite French Premier Mendes-France’s aide to Bonn to renegotiate, amid pressure from FDP and opposition to internationalizing the Saar. The move follows French insistence linked to German rearmament and future Saar status.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Bonn
Paris
Germany
Mendes-France
France
Saar
FDP
Adenauer
Evenenge
U.S
European Unity
Airliner lands after nose-wheel jam in Washington drama
Captain W C Wilkerson of Nashville piloted a twin-engine Convair for 125 minutes circling Washington airport with a stuck nose wheel. With 16 aboard the craft landed safely on a nose gear only, all passengers and crew evacuated without injuries as firefighters stood by.
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Washington
American Airlines
Washington Airport
W. C. Wilkerson
Nashville
Richmond
Wilkerson
Joliffe Named SUI Business Manager
Elwin T. Joliffe of Humboldt was approved as business manager and secretary of the University of Iowa by the State Board of Education. Joliffe, a 1932 graduate, has served as assistant business manager and succeeds Fred W. Ambrose, who will become chief of utilization and services on a nine month basis beginning December 1.
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Iowa City
Elwin T. Joliffe
University of Iowa
State Board of Education
SUI
Virgil M. Hancher
Joliffe
Humboldt
SUI College of Commerce
Fred W. Ambrose
Ambrose
Simmonds Faces New Indecent Exposure Charges
Harold W. Simmonds of Iowa City is charged in two true informations with indecent exposure. The Linn County grand jury had previously returned no bills on sodomy charges. The offenses allegedly occurred Oct. 12 and Oct. 22 on a country road east of Cedar Rapids off old Highway 30, per statements signed by two sisters aged 14 and 11 and a Gazette reporter witness. Bond set at $1,000 on each charge. arraignment not yet reported.
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Iowa City
Willis Glassgow
Harold W. Simmonds
Linn County
Simmonds
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette
Charles Penningroth
Grand jury finds no indictment in Simmonds case
Linn county grand jury declined to indict Harold Simmonds on two morals charges after hearing witnesses about sex crimes in Cedar Rapids. The panel criticized local news reports as unsubstantiated while noting prior suspensions and ongoing investigations. Names of jurors are listed.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Grand Jury
Personal Income Up in September
The government reported that personal income rose to an annual rate of 287.4 billion dollars in September, 2 billion more than August. Construction expenditures in October totaled 3.5 billion dollars, about 3 percent below September but 8 percent above October 1953.
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Washington
Mother and five children burn in Iowa City blast and fire
A mother Betty Pint and five children were burned when a blast wrecked their three room home in Floyd Iowa. Janice Pint 7 and two Pint children 5 and 10, plus Emmet Ballangen 5, were hospitalized in serious to critical condition. Firemen fought the fire over an hour. victims were moved to University hospitals.
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Floyd
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Janice Pint
Betty Pint
Tony
William
Emmet Ballangen
Toita
Minn
Recount Bidle Demos Rebuffed In Newark
Republican leaders rejected a Democratic invitation for a bipartisan recount of Tuesday's senate election. In a 60 word telegram Democratic Chairman George Brunner was told no. GOP Chair Samuel Bodine said any recount would be pursued in court under state law while Democrats moved to impound ballots in all counties.
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Newark
George Brunner
G.O.P
Samuel L. Bodine
Ey County
Subordinate Role of Dad Rated Delinquency Factor
Vienna based psychiatrist Dr Hans Hoff argues U S juvenile delinquency stems from lack of a clearly defined father figure in American homes He warns that if American fathers do not reclaim authority a matriarchal society will harm the younger generation He cites female teachers and the influence of pop culture as factors in decline of fatherly guidance.
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Saul H. Hyman
Vienna
INS
Hans Hoff
Thurs
U. S
Hoff
America
U.S
Neurological Institute of
Columbia University
Eddie Fisher
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Eisenhower invites party leaders to review foreign affairs
President Eisenhower invites Democratic and Republican congressional leaders to meet November 17 to review foreign affairs since August. Senate Leader Knowland says GOP seeks a working arrangement with Democrats to avoid stalemate. Johnson vows cooperation and to push bipartisan foreign policy and national defense.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Senate
Knowland
Calif
G.O.P
Agreement Reached To Free Von Neurath From Prison
Bonn AP The West accepted Russia’s change of heart proposal to release Konstantin von Neurath Hitler’s foreign minister from Spandau war crimes prison. Von Neurath, 81, suffers heart ailment and rheumatism plus near blindness. He has seven years left of a 15 year sentence. The Soviet high commissioner urged release due to age and illness, a move seen as part of Cold War propaganda. Czechoslovakia objected, now a Soviet satellite.
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Bonn
West
Russia
Konstantin von Neurath
Hitler
Spandau
von Neurath
International War Crimes Tribunal
Nuernberg
G. M. Pushkin
U. S
Britain
France
New Drugs for Arthritis Raise Hope at Meeting
In Bethesda Maryland two new rheumatoid arthritis drugs Meta cortandralone and Metacortan drosin were praised for far greater power than current medicines. They reportedly reduce inflammation with fewer hormone therapy side effects, according to Dr. Joseph J. Bunim of the National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases.
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Bethesda
INS
American Rheumatism Association
Joseph J. Bunim
National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases
Woman Returns Tax Refund After Honesty
Mary Splitzer of Cleveland declined a $5 tax refund she believed she did not owe. She later received a notice from the Internal Revenue Service stating she now owes 18 cents in interest and penalties on the $5.
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Cleveland
INS
Mary Splitzer
Goveynthens
Director of Internal Revenue
Driver Hangs on At Brink, 7 Safe
C M Davis kept his car from sliding off a 500 foot cliff as six women escaped before police and a tow truck secured the vehicle in Sheraden suburb. Davis, 40, had been taking bowling patrons home when the stall caused the slip.
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Pittsburgh
C. M. Davis
Sheraden
Davis
Voyager's raft tale begins Sunday in Cedar Rapids Gazette
William Willis, 61, the adventurous navigator who crossed the Pacific on a balsa raft in 115 days, is featured with a dramatic solo voyage story starting Sunday in The Cedar Rapids Gazette. Readers will learn about his world acclaim since the historic trip as the new feature unfolds.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
William Willis
Pacific
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Willis
Cedar Rapids
First Word from Downed Airmen Sent to Families
Two Minnesota families learned their sons, missing since a B 29 was shot down in the Korean war, sent first letters from Peiping via China. Sgt Howard M Brown of St Paul and Airman 2/c Harry Benjamin Jr of Worthington report they are well and not allowed to smoke as prisoners.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Howard M. Brown
Harry Benjamin, Jr
Worthington
Peiping
Air Force
Yalu River
North Korea
State Department
Hae
Frank M. Brown
Benjamin
Harry, Jr
Mrs Llewellyn Receives First Letter From Missing Navigator
Mrs Elmer Llewellyn of Missoula said she received the first letter from her navigator husband, missing 21 months since a Korean war bombing mission. The note bore the seals Via the Red Cross Society of China Peking and C O Chinese People's Committee for World Peace.
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Missoula
Mont
Elmer Llewellyn
Red Cross Society of China
Peking
Chinese People’s Committee For World Peace
Haymes Oyster Order Is Upheld
The board of immigration appeals refused to dismiss the deportation order against crooner Dick Haymes and ordered his return to Argentina where he was born. Haymes' attorney obtained a 10 day writ to block deportation. This marks the second time the board has upheld the order against Rita Hayworth's husband.
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Washington
INS
Board of Immigration Appeals
Dick Haymes
Argentina
Haymes
Rita Hayworth
Losses in Korea Put at 142,091
The defense department released a tentative final casualty report on the Korean War stating American forces suffered 142,091 casualties. It shows 33,629 deaths, 103,284 wounded, 5,133 captured or missing but later returned, 24 missing, and 21 who refused repatriation.
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Washington
Defense Department
Department
Color of Necktie Changed by Smog
Los Angeles AP reports James Sharpless wore a coral necktie to USC classes. Smog altered the tie to bluish purple. Dr. Joseph Smatko will study the pigment change in the university’s chemical engineering department to understand the reaction.
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Los Angeles
James Sharpless
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