Nixon Sees Bright Peace Prospect From Big Four Talks
Vice President Nixon said the upcoming Big Four meeting with Russia offers more promise for easing East West differences than any conference in a decade. He urged caution, noting Dulles and Eisenhower will not be swayed by Soviet good faith without deeds, and pointed to Geneva as the test of Kremlin policy.
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Auto Production By Firms Listed
Automotive News tabulates weekly and year to date car and truck assemblies by maker for the weeks ended Oct 15 and Oct 8 and Jan 1 through Oct 15. Totals for Chrysler Ford General Motors and others are shown with Canada and U.S. breakdowns and notes on truck output and comparative weeks.
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Kohler Strike Becomes Nation's Longest Major Walkout
About 100 demonstrators gathered as Kohler issued the warning after 1,000 protesters blocked unloading last summer. The strike at the Kohler plumbing-ware plant began April 5, 1954, lasting as the nation's longest major walkout.
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Kefauver Needs Nudge for Bid in 1955 Race
Senator Kefauver indicated he would announce whether to run for the 1955 Democratic presidential nomination after securing substantial financial and organizational support. He suggested $200,000 might be required for an active campaign though he has little information on friends’ organizing plans. Senator Douglas said Kefauver will not get his backing next year and endorsed Adlai Stevenson, with Harriman also seen as a rival.
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Russians Tour Alcatraz Interest in San Francisco Prison
A Russian delegation touring the San Francisco Bay Area showed keen interest in Alcatraz, known as The Rock, asking numerous questions about the prison as they crossed the bay bridge and later visited local housing developments in the region.
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Boy, 6, Fatally Shot by Brother Over TV Row
In Lapeer Michigan a six year old boy was shot and killed by his seven year old brother during a dispute over a television program. Lawrence J. Mack died in the incident as Deputy William J. Porter investigated the case.
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No Incident Mars Kohler Unloading
Unloading of a day shipment for the strikebound Kohler Company in Sheboygan proceeded without incident. Gov. Walter Kohler warned of possible national guardsmen if unions disrupted unloading of the Norwegian motorship Divinia. Strikers and sympathizers followed a union plea not to mass at the dock or hinder the work.
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Russian orders a U S model house shipped to Moscow
Russia's minister of city and urban construction orders a $13,900 California built model house. I K Kozuikia admired the San Bruno area house and the plastering machine and nail driver. Builder Andy Oddstad aims to ship all components except cement and brick facing to the Soviet official. Kozuilla leads a 10 man Russian housing experts delegation touring the United States.
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