Benson urges still lower price supports to lift surpluses
Tokyo remarks by Secretary Earn T. Benson call for more price support flexibility to move goods to markets, curb government warehouses, and reduce surpluses. He cites 7.2 billion dollar stockpile and argues for expanding demand domestically and abroad through market growth, industrial uses, and foreign sales. Benson notes past rigidity and praises relative success of flexible supports.
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Russians Push A Ship Project For Nuclear Icebreaker
The Soviet paper Soviet Fleet reports Lenin grad shipyard workers are aiming to launch the world’s first nuclear powered surface ship an icebreaker by Nov 7 the Bolshevik revolution’s anniversary. It has been under construction two years and will operate on sea routes north of Siberia.
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Eight of Nine In Family Die in Michigan Fire
PICKFORD Mich uP Eight of nine in the Carrick family died in a house fire early Wednesday apparently caused by a defective coal heater. Survivor Llyrarsi Ald Rose Varrick jumped from a second story porch to summon help. Victims were Vern Carrick 45 Irene 30 and children Dennis 1 Haront 7 Norma 5 Joy 3 Daniel 12 months and James 2 months. The home stood six miles south of Pickford in Michigan's upper peninsula. State Trooper Ralph Severance described the house leveled and burning in minutes. Rose awoke to screaming Norma and climbed to safety then ran to her uncle Arthur Carrick for help as flames spread.
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Banishment For Zhukov Likely Held By Khrushchev Power
Washington observers on Wednesday predicted Soviet Marshal Georgi Zhukov would be banished to a minor post in Russia. They said Khrushchev had won a Kremlin power struggle and would install Zhukov in a position commensurate with his qualifications, while Bulganin claimed party victory and noted Zhukov was in good health.
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Five Perish in Fire Trap in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn a condemned three story building marked as a fire hazard burned killing a family of four and a four year old niece. Victims were Michael Guittierez 26 his wife Augustine 28 their two children Evelyn 9 Antonia and niece Solidad Guittierez.
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Recovery of 16 Bodies From Ariz Air Crash Scene
An air force spokesman said the Coconino county sheriff reports all 16 crew members’ bodies recovered from the KC-87 tanker wreck on Gray Mountain 50 miles north of Flagstaff. Eight were found Tuesday night, eight more at dawn as search resumed. Identifications to be made via dental records from Walker AFB.
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Douglas urges recognition of Communist China in shift
Supreme Court Justice William Douglas told a University of Illinois audience that the U S should recognize Communist China and seek a political settlement, while preserving recognition of the Nationalist regime in Taiwan. He warned U S failure to aid India could push it toward communism and criticized focus on power and dollars over people.
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Democrat Enters California Governor Race
Atty Gen Edmund G Brown said he will seek the Tempocratic nomination for governor. He will face Republican candidates Gov Goodwin J Knight and Senate Minority Leader William Knowland in the race for California's top office.
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State Federation CH Labor To Meet Thursday in CAR
Iowa labor leaders arrive in Cedar Rapids for the second annual Iowa Federation of Labor AFL event. The executive committee, led by Ray Mills, plans to seat Teamsters despite a national AFL CIO suspension. The three day convention opens at 9 a.m. with welcome remarks from Cedar Rapids officials.
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Westerners Say Soviets Hurt by False War Scare
United Nations dispatches report Western diplomats blame Soviet orchestrated fear of a Turkish-Syrian conflict for discrediting Moscow. American sources say the campaign aimed to smear Hungary’s revolt anniversary and rally support for disarmament, with Khrushchev later denouncing war.
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Noted Scientist Sees Slow U S Space Lead Hope Yet for Awakening
Cambridge, Mass Dr Vannevar Bush world famous scientist said he was not optimistic about the United States overtaking Russia in space science development. In a interview with the Ken Bedford Standard Times at MIT he cautioned that the whole story has not been told and emphasized two essential steps to restore U S scientific prestige. He urged improved teaching and greater community respect for scientists and pressed for better coordination of research and development across armed services. He noted the Sputnik awakening as positive but warned against overreading it.
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Syria calls for border study by UN commission
Syria asked the United Nations General Assembly to form a seven nation fact finding panel to examine the Syrian Turkish border crisis. The group would travel immediately and report within two weeks after approval. Diplomats doubt the measure will reach a two thirds majority as a rival US backed plan calls for Hamm to investigate the issue.
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Inmates Free 36 Hostages After 9 Hours
Medical Clare Washington APD reports nine hours of unrest at the state hospital ended with the release of 36 hostages. Guards freed as inmates demanded radio broadcasts, knives and tear gas were seized. officials said no one was harmed.
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Eisenhower to Attend NATO Council Meeting in Paris
President Eisenhower announced plans to travel to Paris in December for the NATO Council, after meetings with bipartisan congressional leaders to maintain a united foreign policy. He also hopes to visit London if arrangements allow, amid domestic issues including the Little Rock crisis and economic cautions for households.
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Army Urges Merit System for Promotions and Retention
Washington The army pressed Congress to shift from seniority to incentive and ability in promotions and inductions Lt Gen Donald P Booth deputy personnel chief outlined plans to keep top personnel offer pay incentives for skilled technicians and use reserve officer contracts offering two extra months of pay per year of service above two years The army argues changes are needed to build a modern highly qualified force for future challenges
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Crippled airliner lands safely after engine fire
A Scandinavian Airlines DC-7 with one propeller missing and flames from an engine made a three hour emergency landing at Logan Airport. Captain Kare fler fjord steered the craft from 200 miles east of Houston to Boston after an engine burst into flame mid flight bound for Copenhagen. The Boston landing caps a tense incident that left no reported injuries.
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Anti Cigaret Plan in Schools Urged
New York report shows the American Cancer Society urged a broad plan to discourage youth smoking in schools. Retiring president David A. Woodson said many problems exist in implementing such an approach and the society has them on the planning table.
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Jet Crash Kills Pilot Near Salina Kansas
Salina Kansas reports a B 67 jet crashed near the town Tuesday killing a pilot. Parachutes deployed by crew members prior to impact, with one survivor described as escaping before the crash site.
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Today's Chuckle Wife Boo mooas and best years
A comic exchange shows a wife scolding a husband for mistreating her after years of devotion. He responds with a sarcastic remark about memories, ending with a playful, lighthearted tone.
Critical Problem Daily Stresses President’s Busy Slate
The president, looking fit, recalls no single day since the Suez seizure months ago where a critical problem hasn’t rested on his desk. He says the siltation weakens but is endurable with faith in Ameren, foregoes a Newport vacation, and faces a fall filled with state decisions amid frequent White House interruptions.
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