Wilson remarks spark political storm over unemployment
Denver dispatch reports President Eisenhower defending Defense Secretary Wilson amid a firestorm over his press conference remarks. Reuther calls for Wilson to retract or retire, citing sympathy for unemployed workers and a "bird dogs" metaphor that drew wide criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Defense
Wilson
Detroit
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Patrick V. McNamara
Ferguson
McNamara
Marie Antoinette
Reuther
State Agents Raid Five Taps In Dubuque
Five raids in and near Dubuque by state agents and Dubuque police yielded 172 bottles of liquor. Canfield hotel tap 26, Merchants hotel lounge tap 42, Friendly tavern 6, Plateau tavern 16, Chateau tavern 82. Nebergall noted repeat raids and fines of 300 dollars with costs. bonds often forfeited 500 dollars.
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Dubuque
R. W. Nebergall
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Des Moines
Nebergall
Canfield Hotel
Merchants Hotel
Friendly Tavern
Plateau Tavern
Chateau Tavern
Nethergall
Canfield
Chateau
Canfield and Merchants
Plane Crash Kills Two Children in Clinton Yard
A jet fighter from the 95th Fighter Interceptor Squadron crashed in flames in a Clinton Maryland backyard killing two children John W Vaughan age 2 and Dorothy age 4 and injuring their parents. Lt Robert Sandberg from Wenatchee Washington died after parachute failed to open. The plane carried rockets and neighbors reported the flaming craft narrowly missed nearby houses.
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Washington
INS
Air Force
Clinton
John W. Vaughan
Dorothhy
Robert Sandberg
Wenatchee
Wash
95Th
Coffee Rise Cost To Public Tallied
Washington AP Senator Beall claims coffee price increases cost the U S consuming public 293 million dollars from January to August at a Senate hearing. FTC chairman Howrey defended the agency while New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange officials faced questioning over alleged unlawful restraints of trade.
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Washington
Beall
Evidence Calls Sufficient To Urge Cigaret Use Halt
The Public Health Cancer Association says there is sufficient evidence linking smoking to lung cancer and urges the public, especially youth, to quit cigaret use. Resolution passed 13 to 3. Dr Morton L Levin presented it, noting many abstained not as members.
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Buffalo
Public Health Cancer Association
Association
Morton L. Levin
New York State
Levin
U. S. Public Health Service
Chicago Drier Weather Juxtaposed With Indiana Flood Fears
Chicago began to dry after a record rainfall of 6.72 inches since Saturday but flood threats rose in northwest Indiana. The Little Calumet river flooded two housing projects in South Hammond, forcing about 1 000 evacuations across South Hammond Highland Munster and Whiting. National guardsmen aided sandbagging along the Little Calumet and Wolf Lake, with Illinois guardsmen mobilized for local flood duty.
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Indiana
Calumet
Little Calumet River
Hammond
Highland
Munster
Whiting
Little Calumet
Wolf Lake
Illinois National Guard
Illinois
Northern Illinois Cities Fight Floods and Water Shortage Plan
Northern Illinois cities battled flooding on Tuesday while the Illinois Municipal League gathered in Springfield to discuss combatting a southern state water shortage. The meeting aimed to coordinate relief strategies and resource sharing among municipalities.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Illinois Municipal League
U S Base At Guantanamo Evacuates As Hazel Nears
Hurricane Hazel struck western Haiti and moved toward Cuba where the U S naval base at Guantanamo Bay ordered civilian personnel evacuated. Hazel stood 675 miles southeast of Miami as officials warned of a slim chance of an approach to the mainland and noted Cuba’s high mountains might offer some protection.
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Hazel
Republic of Haiti
Cuba
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Navy
Guantanamo Base
Weather Bureau
Czech Blind Denied Seeing Eye Dogs Over Loyalty
Radio Free Europe reports Czech Communist authorities refuse to supply Seeing Eye dogs to blind citizens deemed disloyal to the party. The program is part of state control over social welfare and disability support in Munich correspondence.
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Munich
Radio Free Europe
Doctor Held For More Role Deaths
In Panama Canal Zone a U S air force surgeon Dr Charles H Barnes 36 of Little Rock was charged with manslaughter after five children ages 10 months to 11 years died from anti malaria tablets he prescribed Officials said Barnes returned to El Lirio amid heavy rain and posted 2000 bail He had tested blood showing about a third of 94 natives ill with malaria and distributed tablets with Navarro translating dosage instructions.
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Panama
U.S. Air Force
Charles H. Barnes
Little Rock
Albrook Air Force Base
Panama Canal Zone
el Lirio
Barnes
U. S. Army
Pablo Navarro
Navarro
Petersen Is Released on Lower Bail
Joseph Sidney Petersen Jr was freed on 10000 dollar bail after a federal judge cut the prior 25000 dollar bond. He left Alexandria with his wife and brother while awaiting a Monday grand jury appearance as prosecutors argued the case touched internal security and foreign affairs.
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Washington
INS
Joseph Sidney Petersen, Jr
Petersen
Albert V. Bryan
Justice Department
John F. Reilly
U. S
FBI
Hushbush National Security Agency
Arlington
David B. Kinney
Reilly
Bryan
Riot at Dakota Prison Spurs Parley Between Gov and Warden
About 300 inmates at the South Dakota State Penitentiary held one cellblock and two guards hostage after a riot that began during dinner. A conference between Gov. Sigurd Anderson and Warden G Norton Jameson followed, with an impartial investigation demanded by the inmates. One guard was released and a death during the disturbance was reported.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota State Penitentiary
Sigurd Anderson
G.norton Jameson
Fay Wheeldon
Wilton B. de Young
Floyd Lindbergh
George Reid
E. F. Lambertson
Wheeldon
Maurice Wessman
Jenner seeks full report on damper for Nationalist attacks
Sen. Jenner requests President Eisenhower disclose who ordered Chinese Nationalist forces to stop air strikes on Red China and whether U S officials pressured ROC not to return fire. He cites Gen Van Fleet testimony and urges clarity on U S policy and potential fourth disaster for the U S Asia.
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Washington
Red China
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Formosa
U. S
Asia
Ple
U.S
Republic of China
James A. van Fleet
America
Far East
State Department
Early Reports for Community Chest Encouraging
Cedar Rapids News reports optimism for the Community Chest campaign with plans for a kick-off meeting of northwest Cedar Rapids residential workers. General Chairman John B. Tuthill notes progress from divisions that have begun reports and urges continued pace to fund Red Feather agencies. Mrs. C. M. Stoughton calls major captains and block workers to Harrison school Thursday at 4 p.m.
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The
Cedar Rapids-Marion
John B. Tuthill
Tuthill
Red Feather
C. M. Stoughton
West Side
Harrison School
Dean Godden
Harley Bowser
Dwight Walker
Abdullah Igram
Paul Erickson
Don Anderson
Carl Hauskins
Kenneth Eider
Ben Naibert
Don Cover
William Briggs
Frank Miller
Paul Miller
Gene Minder
Max Hollingsworth
Charles Sanford
William Jelinek
Art Pollet
William Guess
Dick Kruse
R. L. Pike
Emmett Hamad
William Riley
Ed Wharton
Logan Thomson
Walter Richards
Kenneth Freeman
Leo Early
Ted White
Richard Polton
Irene Wiedenman
Elmer Shipman
Antone Devoda
Jack Harville
Hoover to Visit Adenauer in West Germany
Former President Hoover accepted an invitation to visit West German Chancellor Adenauer. Diplomats expect the trip around November 21 with encouragement from President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles who admire Adenauer.
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Washington
Hoover
Adenauer
West Germany
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Mendes-France Wins Confident Vote On London Accord
Paris AP report: French National Assembly backs Premier Mendes-France 350 to 130 in a confidence ballot approving the London plan to bring West Germany into a broader Brussels treaty and NATO framework. Abstentions mainly from MRP. debate highlighted calls for tighter controls and broader European political integration.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Mendes-France
London
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Charles de Gaulle
Assembly
West Germany
Brussels
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Italy
Paul Reynaud
Reynaud
Germany
Georges Bidault
Robert Schuman
Europe
Designer Jacques Fath Stricken With Serious Illness
Paris fashion scene reels as famed designer Jacques Fath lies seriously ill with anemia. Salon workers seek blood donations while models and luxury clients send delicacies and flowers to his Paris apartment.
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Paris
Ins
Jacques Fath
Lattimore Pleads Innocent in Perjury Indictment
Washington based Far Eastern expert Owen Lattimore pleads innocent to a new perjury indictment accusing him of lying about not following the Communist line. Judge Bolitha Laws keeps the $2,000 bond and sets January 10 as tentative trial date.
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Washington
LLP
Owen Lattimore
Bolitha J. Laws
Dentist Pulls Tooth From Circus Lion in Audicourt
In NANCY France a circus lion visiting Audicourt came to a dentist with a toothache. Dr Jean Pequignot carefully administered novocaine and extracted the molar while the animal growled softly. The dentist told his nurse to send remaining patients home due to nervousness.
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Nancy
France
Audicourt
Jack Reix
Jean Pequignot
Llien
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