Gruenther Dismisses Soviet Disarmament Plan
Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, supreme Allied commander in Europe, doubted the Soviet atomic controls plan at the United Nations. He warned it could cripple Western defenses against a Red attack and called Moscow’s propaganda “very clever” as he reported European developments to Eisenhower in Denver.
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Merriman Smith
Denver
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
United Nations
European
Gruenther
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet
Russia
NATO
Paris
Eisenhower
Matthew B. Ridgway
Denver White House
Ridgway
U. S
Miami Papers Raise Home Delivery Prices
The Miami Daily News announced a price increase for home-delivered issues effective Sunday, raising six afternoon issues and the Sunday morning edition from 40 to 45 cents per week. Single-copy prices stay at five cents daily and 15 cents on Sunday. The Miami Herald matched the increase, citing higher production costs and plans to pass much of the rise to paper carriers.
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Miami
Fila
INS
Miami Daily News
Miami Herald
Martin Ties GOP and Ahepa in Peace Battle
Cedar Rapids report notes Congressman Thomas E. Martin a GOP senate candidate links Republicans and Ahepa in a peace effort against communism. He praised Eisenhower Dulles policy and Germany Italy moves toward NATO while recounting his Ahepa initiation and attendance at a Greek language night with other speakers and a Greek invocation.
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Tom Martin
G.O.P
Ahepa
Cedar Rapids
Republican Party
Thomas E. Martin
Senate
Roosevelt Hotel
Martin
Henry O. Talle
Decorah
Greece
Athens
Leo Lamberson
South Bend
Ind
Supreme President
Caryl Garberson
Milo Sedlacek
Supreme Court
King Thompson
Charles Bookidis
Davenport
George Paradise
Sioux City
Mike
Negro Parents Seek Injunction Over Milford School Exclusion
In Georgetown Delaware 10 Negro children ousted from Milford high school filed a chancery suit seeking immediate restoration to classes. Vice Chancellor William Marvel set October 12 for arguments as Louis L. Redding lawyers the petition urging protection from violence and coercion while travel to Dover or Georgetown schools is required. The state board of public instruction met and ordered the children to report to Dover and Georgetown schools.
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Georgetown
Del
INS
Milford High School
Chancery Court
Milford
William Marvel
Louis L. Redding
Redding
Dover
State Board of Public Instruction
Attempt To Keep Power Deal Facts Secret Charged
The American Public Power Association accuses the Eisenhower administration of concealing details of the Dixon Yates 107 million dollar power contract with AEC. It seeks access to the agreement and open hearings as 700 local publicly owned utilities claim TVA financing stakes and junior partner rights. The committee says final contract status remains undecided as public review is requested.
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Washington
American Public Power Association
Dixon-Yates
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Dixon-Yates Group
Eisenhower
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
AEC
The
Power Association
TVA Or
W. Sterling Cole
R-N.y
Atomic Committee
Airman Stein Dies in Highway Crash Near Sacramento
Airman first class John A. Stein aged 22 from Spring Valley Wisconsin died today from injuries after his car collided head on with a truck on U S highway 50 near Sacramento. He was stationed at Mather Air Force Base Say Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Calif
INS
John A. Stein
Spring Valley
Wis
U. S. Highway 50
Stein
Mather Air Force Base
CBS Plans Lanza Return After Shower of Stars Backlash
CBS said it will rehire tenor Mario Lanza despite critics who panned using his old recordings on the Shower of Stars program. Harry Ackerman said he asked Lanza to perform live again and Nat Perrin hinted a live appearance on another show. CBS praised the rating, roughly matching NBCs Dragnet, while Chrysler sponsor James Cope sought assurances against repeats.
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Hollywood
INS
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mario Lanza
Shower of Stars
Harry Ackerman
CBS
Lanza
Nat Perrin
NBC
James Cope
Chrysler Corporation
Soviet Buildup in East Germany Reported at UN
United Nations sources quote West German reports claiming the Soviet Union has formed a large East German force of about 85 000 troops with 75 Yak fighter planes under Russian command. The force is described as police aligned, with many ex Gestapo and SS members, and based on a British Foreign Office memorandum.
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United Nations, N.Y
INS
U.N
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Germany
Himmler Gestapo
Hitler
British Foreign Office
Soviet Zone
German Federal Republic
FBI arrests Hall Town Paper Board Company suspect in LA
Paul E. Hostler 24 a suspect in a $17 000 robbery of the Hall Town Paper Board Company in Hell Town West Virginia on September 27 was arrested by the FBI in Los Angeles on Saturday.
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Los Angeles
INS
Paul E. Hostler
Hall Town Paper Board
Hell Town
W. Va
FBI
Top Official Indicted in Spy Scandal
Paris dispatch reports Secretary-General Jean Mons, a senior French defense official, was indicted for endangering state security after subordinates Ren� Turpin and Roger Labrusse implicated a Communist editor Andre Baranes in a sprawling espionage case. The affair unsettled Mendes-France's government amid a London conference backdrop.
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Elie Maissi
Paris
INS
National Defense Committee
Russia
Jean Mons
Mons
France
Rene Turpin
Roger Labrusse
Andre Baranes
Baranese
Jean Dides
Baranes
la Pierre Qui Vire
London
Pierre Mendes-France
Joseph Laniel
Rene Coty
Mendes-France
Laniel
Nine Powers Agree Fully On Arming
London report says nine nation conference reached a full agreement to restore German sovereignty and rearm a 500000 man army on NATO lines. Dulles brokered a two year moratorium on major armaments while Britain France and the United States plan to lift controls and keep troops in West Germany and West Berlin. Adenauer hailed the accord as a step toward freedom and expected renewed US troop commitments.
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K. C. Thaler
London
European Defense Conference
Army
John Foster Dulles
Pierre Mendes- France
Konrad Adenauer
Johann Beyen
EDC
Germany
NATO
Brussels
Britain
France
America
West Germany
West Berlin
West Europe
Dulles
Adenauer
Belgium
United States
Europe
Eisenhower
Man Missing In Barge Fire In Memphis Parade
A fire on 10 fuel barges during Memphis fire prevention week parade exploded several times and one of a five man crew was reported missing. Firemen hurried from the march to battle the blaze as oil smoke drifted over downtown.
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Memphis
Tenn
Eisenhower to give nationwide TV radio speech from Denver
President Eisenhower will deliver a hard hitting inspirational political address via nationwide TV and radio hookup from Denver Municipal Auditorium next Friday as Republican rallies unfold nationwide. The speech replaces an Oct. 8 studio address from KLZ-TV with no audience, reflecting strong support from his Western tour.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Denver Municipal Auditorium
White House
Klz-Tv
Columbia Broadcasting System
Murray Snyder
Snyder
Four Die in Crash of Private Plane
Four residents of Fort Wayne Indiana died Saturday when a privately owned blue Stinson Voyager crashed in a field about 15 miles east of Buffalo New York in fog. Victims were Richard W. Spencer 48 his wife Evelyn Claudia Jane Myers and Theron W Judd 34.
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Buffalo, N. Y
Fort Wayne
Ind
Geneva
N. Y
Here
Erie County Sheriff's Office
Richard W. Spencer
Evelyn
Claudia Jane Myers
Theron W. Judd
Newborn Twins Joined at Heads Studied for Separation
Chicago AP reports healthy newborn twin girls joined at the head were born Friday at St. Anne's hospital to Mrs. Norene Andrews and Wilfred J. Andrews. Doctors will test feasibility of separation, comparing to the Brodie twins case.
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Chicago
St. Anne’s Hospital
Norene Andrews
Brodie
Rodney Dee
Roger Lee
Rock Island, Ill
Theniversity of Illinois
Hicago
Rody
Roger
Andrews
Two Freed Yanks To Meet Press in Germany Monday
Two American soldiers Lt Richard Dries of St Albans New York and Pfc George Pisk of Austin Texas were released by Czechs after detention as spies. They arrived at U S Army HQ in Nuernberg and will hold a news conference Monday.
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Associated Press
H. Dries
St. Albans
Queens
N. Y
George Pisk
Austin
Texas
West Germany
Waidhaus
Germany
INS
U.S
U.S. Army
Nuernberg
Richard Dries
Washington
State Department
Dries
Eslarw
Red Chinese Begin Shelling Quemoy
Formosa dispatch reports heavy bombardment of Nationalist Quemoy island starting Saturday. Chinese Communists boast of capture within two weeks as loudspeakers echo invasion threats alongside appeals to desert and pressured soldiers' families. Nationalist gunners counter with air and naval patrols to block any assault.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Chang Yi-Ting
Chang
Navy Dog Tag Detects Radiation
Navy develops a glass color-changing dog tag to warn wearers of atomic radiation exposure. The small device monitors personnel during tests at Marshall Islands and Nevada proving grounds and could also measure high intensity radiation for food and drug processing.
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Washington
Navy
Marshall Islands
Nevada Proving Grounds
Body of Boy Found in Shark Near Nagasaki
A shark weighing 2065 pounds was caught near Nagasaki and contained the body of a boy about 13 years old. The victim’s shirt and pants were found with the remains while police attempted to identify him.
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Nagasaki
Japan
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