Summit Talks on Science Reported in Washington
Washington reports tie up Eisenhower and Macmillan to potential allied summit and broad scientific cooperation plan. Talks discussed a December NATO council meeting and a possible trip to Europe to rally allied nations against Russia.
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Polio Cases Rise to 1 826 in U S This Year
Washington reports 61 new paralytic polio cases in the last week lifting the yearly total to 1 826. Officials credit the sharp decline in the illness rate to the Salk polio vaccine.
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Man Seeks Doubling Of Drunkenness Sentence
NYBLIN AP John McCann asked a judge to double his seven day sentence for drunkenness. He said I ve got the Asian flu and want to be seen I m over it before the warden throws me out. The court revised the sentence to 14 days.
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Rockets Reach Beyond 4000 Mile Range In Far Side Tests
Air Force officers connected with Project Far Side said one rocket launched from a ballast-laden platform possibly exceeded 4,000 miles in flight during six Pacific tests. Officials cautioned that exact altitude figures are not yet complete and data are still being tabulated.
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Leaderless France hit by mass strikes across the nation
Paris reports massive nationwide strikes crippling transportation communications and public services as Premier Bourges-Maunoury loses support. Socialist Guy Mollet seeks to form a government amid protests with troops placed on standby and violence reported in shipyards.
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United Fund Surpasses Halfway Mark With Week Left
Cedar Rapids Marion United Fund neared its goal, reporting 50.3 percent or $249,473 of $495,016 with one week remaining. Friday’s luncheon boosted totals, notably Stamats Publishing employees reaching 120 percent, residential and industrial divisions advancing, while all divisions aim to finish by Friday, Nov. 1.
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Cost of Living Index Rises One Tenth In September
The Labor Department reports a 0.1 percent rise in the consumer price index to 121.2 of the 1947-49 average, marking the thirteenth monthly advance. Prices are 3.4 percent higher than a year ago. In New York the coldest reading finds Minot, North Dakota at six degrees.
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Japanese Leader Urges Khrushchev to Quit Drinking
Tetsu Katayama, former Japanese Socialist premier and head of the Japan Temperance Union, said he warned Nikita Khrushchev in Moscow that he should stop drinking. He quoted Khrushchev as replying he might join the teetotaler group in due course.
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Dr Joseph McCabe Named President of Coe College
Philadelphia minister Dr Joseph E McCabe was elected president of Coe College by the board of trustees at a Homecoming meeting. The 45 year old pastor of Chestnut Hill Presbyterian Church holds five degrees and an honorary Doctor of Divinity.
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Eppley Offers Cedar Rapids Murals for Indefinite Loan
Seven Grant Wood murals once hung at the Sheraton Montrose hotel in Cedar Rapids were offered on indefinite loan by the Eppley Foundation of Omaha to Coe College and local art groups after discussions by the Coe board. The murals, commissioned in the 1930s, could be recalled after one year and were previously moved into individual frames from the hotel mezzanine.
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Russians may have launched Sputnik from a balloon
California physicist says the Far Side project theory suggests Sputnik could have been launched from a balloon rather than an ICBM. He cites Bartley and Masevich, noting conflicting weight reports and questioning the need for a large rocket.
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AFL-CIO Demands UTW Reconsider Secre tary-Treasurer Pay
AFL-CIO executive council warned United Textile Workers to rescind a severance payment of over 100000 to former secretary-treasurer Lloyd Klewert or face suspension. It demanded removal of UTW president Anthony I Valente and a special convention by Nov 15. The union and other unions face further disciplinary moves amid corruption charges related to leadership.
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Shooting at Park Sheraton ends crime lord Anastasia
Francis Sulley reports Albert Anastasia, longtime crime boss tied to Murder Inc, slain by two masked gunmen during a haircut at the Park Sheraton Hotel in midtown Manhattan. The killers fled in a car as patrons heard multiple shots. Anastasia was pronounced dead after being hit in head, back and hands.
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Korea Joins UN Bid as General Assembly Adopts Admission
The United Nations General Assembly overwhelmingly voted to admit the Republic of Korea, with 51 nations backing the proposal and 21 abstentions. Francis E. Walter warned that sharing American atomic secrets with Britain could feed Kremlin distrust and hinder unification efforts on the Korean peninsula.
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Soviet Tourists To Come to U S
US travel agent says Soviet tourists may visit the United States next year after in principle agreement with Soviet tourism officials. The news follows a flu death toll rising to 354 as the outbreak expands.
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