Beardsley Dies in Auto Crash Mournful Iowa Gov's Last Rites Planned
Gov. William S. Beardsley, 53, died in a Sunday night crash prompting Iowa to observe a mourning period. He lay in state at the capitol desk, and a service was planned in the statehouse corridor. Funeral set for New Virginia Methodist church with state officials honoring the governor.
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Des Moines
Iowa
William S. Beardsley
State Capitol
Statehouse
Methodist
New Virginia
Warren County
Beardsley
Leo Elthon
Fertile
Elthon
National Guard
Allen Whitfield
Theo Irwin
Lloyd van Patton
Indianola
Charles Burkey
John S. McLaren
Harold McKinley
St. Ansgar
Whitfield
Charles R. Fischer
Rollo Glenn
State Board of Social Welfare
Fred Mathis
George A. Jardine
James A. Risden
Gus Kuester
Griswold
Town House
Iowa House of Representatives
A. L. Mensing
R-Lowden
Raoul C. Calkins
Iowa-Des Moines
The
Methodist Church
Columbus
Ohio
Is Retraction Or Onslaught Intent of Joe
Washington AP report questions whether Senator McCarthy plans a new attack or a retraction to blunt censure charges. He declined NBC time after injuring his elbow at a Bethesda hospital and is mending as lawmakers debate his next move amid the censure push.
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Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
al Muto
Sen. Mundt
R-S.d
Sen. McClelland
D-Ark
Viet Nam Troops Mutiny To Show Faith in Premier
Viet Nam mutineers from a national army battalion marched off Sunday to demonstrate loyalty to Premier Ngo Dinh Diem. Gen Ngu yen Van Vy ordered American trained psychological warfare teams to persuade the 300 men and 12 officers to return to their battalion. Hinh, in France for talks with Bao Dai, heads an army faction demanding faster anti Communist defenses in the south. There are 900 soldiers and 30 officers in the battalion involved.
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Indo-China
Nguyen van Vy
Nguyen van Hinh
Phan Rang
National Army
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hinh
France
Bao Dai
Viet Nam
Diem
Vietiminn
Woodpecker Family Inside City Home Angers Owner
Mrs. A. J. Kraemer in Saint Oklahoma City tolls of years of uninvited guests as a woodpecker couple built a nest in her attic and pecked holes in the redwood roof. She faces a city law against shooting or poisoning birds and must find a solution to stop the birds from mutilating the house.
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Oklahoma City
A. J. Kraemer
Mr. Woodpecker
Woodpecker
Expert Testimony Discusses Cloth Used in Marilyn Sheppard Murder
A fingerprint expert testified that a cloth might have wiped objects in the Sheppard home the morning Marilyn Sheppard was murdered. He noted peculiar lines on a living room desk and described smudges where fingerprints held little value. The defense claims the crime scene was staged as a burglary.
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Cleveland
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Michael S. Grabowski
Samuel
Sheppard den
Thomas J. Parrino
Grabowski
Remington Beaten in Penns Dormitory Attack
Acting Warden Fred Wilkinson said William Remington former commerce department economist serving three years for perjury was attacked Monday in a dormitory of the Lewisburg federal penitentiary. A brick hidden in a stocking caused multiple facial and head lacerations and a probable skull fracture. He is hospitalized as FBI and Federal Bureau of Prisons investigate.
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Fred Wilkinson
William Remington
Commerce Department
Federal Penitentiary
Wilkinson
Remington
FBI
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Moth er and Three Children Die in Two Room Home Fire
A mother and her three children were burned to death Monday night when their two room home burned. Firefighters found the family trapped inside as flames consumed the modest dwelling in Louisville.
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Louisville
Man Buys Suit and Burns Coat in One Misfortune
A humorous note recalls a shopper who buys a suit with two trousers and immediately burns a hole in the coat, illustrating misfortune in quick succession.
Illinois trims toll road plan to Aurora end
Illinois toll highway officials reduced the planned 149 mile Chicago to Quad Cities toll route to end at Aurora. The 390 million dollar cost covers a 191 mile northern Illinois system now scaled back from the original 468 miles. A Chicago to Rockford beltline and a Davenport to Council Bluffs east west link remain possible with legislative action.
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Springfield
Illinois Toll Highway Commission
William G. Stratton
Chicago
Quad-Cities
Aurora
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Indiana Line
Wisconsin
Rockford
Wisconsin Line
Cicero Avenue
Tobacco Chief Attacks Cancer Society In Speech
Reynolds Tobacco President E A Carr criticizes the American Cancer Society for focusing its assault on cigarettes. He says the society shifted from guilt by association to stating there is an association between smoking and lung cancer, accusing it of selective emphasis. Carr warns there may be no bottom to the basket they place their eggs in.
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New York
Reynolds Tobacco Company
E. A. Carr
Camel
Winston
Cavalier
Carr
American Cancer Society
The
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Society
Knowland
Senate
Eisenhower Warns Against Losing Sight of Soviet Ambitions
President Eisenhower cautioned that America's gravest error would be to ignore Russia's drive for world revolution and domination as he spoke in Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Russia
Vishinsky’s Body Viewed at U N as Malik Takes Over
In New York the public viewed the body of Andrei Vishinsky in an $8,000 copper-lined casket at the Soviet U.N. delegation. Jacob Malik, named to lead the Russian delegation, departed London for New York to assume control as officials arranged a limited public viewing.
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New York
Andrei Vishinsky
Atlantic
London
Jacob Malik
Great Britain
Vishinsky
U.N
68Th Street
Park Avenue
Eisenhower flags cadet debate on Red China policy
President Eisenhower proposed letting cadets and midshipmen debate whether the U S should recognize Red China while signaling caution on a Big Three meeting. He discussed Dulles on Davies security, nominations, upcoming Democratic talks, and farm price support sentiment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
West Point
Annapolis
U.S
Russia
London
Paris
Youngdahl Inquiry Staged by Langer
Senate judiciary subcommittee delayed a probe into bias claims against Federal Judge Luther W. Youngdahl in the Owen Lattimore perjury case. Chairman Langer said the hearings would pause until Sen. Wiley returns from an international conference in Brazil, around December 1. The panel seeks why the Justice Department filed the affidavit of prejudice the judge called scandalous.
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Washington
INS
Senate Judiciary
Luther W. Youngdahl
Owen Lattimore
Langer
R-N.d
Sen
Wiley
Justice Department
Youngdahl
Eisenhower Establishes Cabinet Secretariat Led by Rabb
The New York Times reports President Eisenhower created a formal cabinet secretariat to organize work, maintain records, and implement decisions. Maxwell M. Rabb of Boston heads the secretariat as secretary to the cabinet, after serving as executive assistant to Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. when he was a Massachusetts senator.
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The
New York Times
Eisenhower
Maxwell M. Rabb
Boston
Washington
Times
Rabb
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Masssachusetts
Soviet Leader Andrei Vishinsky Funeral Planned
Moscow reports say high Soviet officials arrange a state funeral for Andrei Vishinsky. The ceremony is expected in Red Square with full honors and burial near Lenin and Stalin behind the Kremlin wall. The council of ministers and the central committee voiced deep sorrow.
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Andrei Vishinsky
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Stalin
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Central Committee
The
Communist Party
U N Backs Atomic Plan In Unanimous Vote
The U N Political Committee approved Eisenhower's atoms for peace plan. It endorses creating an international agency for peaceful atomic energy, calls for a global conference before August, and leaves agency-U N relations for later talks.
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United Nations, N. Y
Theu. N
Eisenhower
U.N
Adenauer Thanks Hoover For Germany Aid
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer thanked Herbert Hoover for helping defeated and starving Germany recover after both wars. Hoover, 80, arrived for a six day visit and met Adenauer for 45 minutes, then dined at President Theodor Heuss’s official residence.
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Herbert Hoover
Adenauer
Germany
West Germany
West Berlin
U.S
Hoover
Theodor Heuss
Mr. Hoover
Airmen Sentenced by Chinese Tribunal for Espionage
Peiping radio reports a Chinese military tribunal sentenced 13 American airmen captured in Korea to prison terms from four years to life for espionage. Names include Col. John Knox Arnold Jr and Capt. Eugene Vandi, with Downey and Fecteau noted as life and 20 years respectively. Four Chinese were sentenced to death as spies.
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Peiping
John Knox Arnold, Jr
Silver Springs
William H. Baumer
Lewisburg
John Thomas Downey
Arnold
North Korea
China
Aly Space
Eugene John Vandi
Clayton
N. Y
Elmer Fred Llewellyn
Missoula
Mont
Wallace L. Brown
Banks
Ala
John Woodrow Buck
Armathwaite
Tenn
Howard William Brown
St. Paul
Steve Edward Kiba
Akron
Ohio
Harry Martin Benjamin, Jr
Worthington
Minn
John Walker Thompson
Ten Million Americans Extend Petition Drive for McCarthy Censure
New York officials extend the Ten Million Americans petition drive to November 29 seeking 10 million signatures opposing Senator McCarthy's censure. A spokesman said the extra five days will allow more Americans to express themselves on the issue.
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New York
Sen. McCarthy
Mendes France outlines Western European union aim
French Premier Mendes France said the London and Paris accords form a historic step toward true Western European union. He called the union more than a military device and said it creates an organizational nucleus for a Europe moving toward unification on the final day of his U S tour.
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Mendes-France
London
Paris
Europe
Unificason
Ation
U. S
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