Vishinsky Outlines Stepwise Disarmament Plan at U N
Andrei Vishinsky urged a phased arms reduction ending with elimination of nuclear weapons within 6 to 12 months for the first phase and a second 6 to 12 month period to remove all mass destruction weapons. He proposed an international control center and a treaty under the Security Council to ensure compliance.
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United Nations
Nandrei Vishinsky
U. N. General Assembly
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International Centre Commission
Security Council
Disarmament Commission
U.N
London
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Striking Miners Hear Plea To Return To Work
Waynesburg Pa Striking diggers from the Robena mine of U S Steel Corp meet in Masontown to hear union president Alfred Cavalcante recommend returning to work The UMW Robena local leader said no reason to vote against returning but stressed the decision is theirs Cavalcante said he spoke with state mine inspector George Steinhauser about alleged safety violations and that Steinhauser planned to meet with U S Steel officials to resolve the dispute
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Alfred Cavalcante
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George Steinhauser
Disapproval of Steel Merger Faces Court Test
The Justice Department plans to challenge the Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube merger as a potential reduction in steel industry competition. Bethlehem president Eugene Grace stated the merger could benefit the national economy and defense, while Youngstown president J A Munthe argued it would boost competition.
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McCarthy Keeps Plans Hidden Ahead of Censure Battle
Senator McCarthy and lawyer Bennett Williams filed a bill of exceptions opposing the censure report from a special investigating committee. They urged open minds and signaled a lengthy defense citing numerous precedents as they prepare for a potential November session and witness calls.
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Leader Denies Truscott York Subversive Claim
Senator George M. Leader and the York Chamber of Commerce denied Frank Truscott’s claim that York County harbors the worst nest of subversives in the state. Truscott made the remark in Wellsboro, and in York Leader urged the U S Attorney General to act swiftly to address the situation.
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Associated Press
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George M. Leader
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Frank Truscott
York County
September Storm Drops 2.23 Inches and Frost Follows
A late September storm brought heavy rain totaling 2.23 inches, with 52 to 57 inches of rainfall cited in part, leaving leaves strewn across streets. Temperatures cooled to 32 degrees for a killing frost on the 24th before a warm spell closed the month with 80s highs.
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Tian Mal
Pennsylvania Eyes Over Half Billion in New School Projects
Harrisburg reports state education officials say the school building program is bursting at the seams with more than 500 million dollars planned for construction by 1960 and another 150 million already approved. Director John J Hertz notes long neglected modernization due to past district wealth and borrowing limits, with strong authority established in most counties.
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State Bureau
Pennsylvania
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Wayne
Fairless Named to Lead Nixlinch Lodge Arrangements
Benjamin F Fairless chairman of U S Steel was named head of the committee on arrangements for an October 19 luncheon where Vice President Nixon will speak. The luncheon is sponsored by the Allegheny County Advisory Committee of the Republican Finance Committee of Pennsylvania.
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Convicted POW Batchelor Faces Army Court Review
San Antonio Texas Associated Press reports Corporal Claude Batchelor who volunteered at 16 was convicted by an Army court martial of collaborating with the enemy and informing on fellow POWs in Korea. He testified he has nothing to say as review moves forward.
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State appeals judge decision to high court
Philadelphia a state appeal to the State Superior Court over a Philadelphia Common Pleas ruling on Pennsylvanias Industrial School inmates. The attorney general argues the ruling frees 20 000 to 260 hardened criminals and bypasses the July 1963 act. Ex congressman H L Doughton dies in Laurel Springs North Carolina at age 90.
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Abraham J Levy
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Eaventhil
Bixte Lemisintiite
Laurel Springs
Hubert TL. Doughton
Hours
Franklin Roosevelt
Mitchell and Weeks Clash Over Labor Policy
Cabinet rift surfaces as Secretary Mitchell and Secretary Weeks publicly differ on labor policy. The White House confirms no comment from President Eisenhower while aides describe the dispute as long-standing but now aired openly.
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Weeks
Six Injured In Police Chase And Three Way Crash
Pittsburgh report says six people were injured in a high speed police chase and a three vehicle crash on a bridge from the North Side to the Esphet region. The incident followed a pedestrian sighting and involved a police ambulance that clipped a vehicle, injuring bystanders. Officers Lt High Feanton and Elmer Nestor were on duty. one suspect, Mike Danta, 24, faced charges. Victims included Mary Irvin and Giorge Furinacci, with bumps and cuts reported at Allegheny General Hospital.
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Tom Bop
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Elmer Nestor
Mary
Irvin
Rootimster
Plegheny Genera Hospital
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Giorge
Anthony Furinacci
Manaca
Hegd-Orr
Benefit Party Aims to Ease Corry Baby’s Operation
A benefit bingo night in Spartansburg seeks funds to cover a near 1200 dollar heart operation for a two month old Corry Memorial Hospital patient born July 23. Organizers led by Frank Platt hope the 8 pm event will move the youngster closer to hospital care within weeks.
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Pittshureh
Spartansburg
Indicted officials and segregation clashes in 1950s Milford and Pittsburgh
In Milford Delaware a school board rescinded integration at Lakeview Avenue 10th grade, sparking pro segregation protests led by Bryant Bowles and Wagner Jackson condemning the move as unlawful. In Pittsburgh Allegheny County a grand jury indicted 15 state employees for pressuring workers to donate to a Republican fund, naming Insurance Commissioner Ar temat Lealle and other cabinet members amid a larger probe.
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Windstorm Claims Life In Ohio Farmhouse
A violent windstorm tore through northeastern Ohio, killing a six year old girl and injuring her mother and infant sibling. Carrie Binley, 24, later died in Alliance City Hospital as the storm toppled barns and uprooted trees across the Ayiley farm near Mineva, with several family members in varying condition.
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Sharpsville
Sharon
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60 Are Examined At Clinic Here
Sixty children from Corry district were examined at a state public health service clinic. Dr John Bullune and Dr Franklin Chamberlain led the event with exams from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. X-rays were done at Corry Memorial Hospital and a follow-up program will arrange continued medical care.
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Peck
Pennsylvania
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Erlewik
Franklin Chamberlain
Harrisburg
Department of Health
Nifse Orn Harper
Unrestricted Sale of Polio Serum Authorized
Washington authorizes unrestricted sale of gamma globulin for polio prevention starting today. The Office of Defense Mobilization announced that manufacturers may sell to drugstores without restriction while continuing to allocate gamma globulin to state health departments under a voluntary agreement with producers and the states.
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Czech Regime To Free 2 Americans
The Czech regime told the U S Embassy in Prague that 1st Lt Richard Dries of St Albans New York and Sgt George Pisk of Austin Texas will be turned over to American authorities at the German border at Waidhalls at noon tomorrow. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said the embassy notified Washington of the development.
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Washington
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Prague
Richard Dries
St. Albans
New York
Pie George Pisk
Austin
Tex
U. S. Army
Waidhalls
State Department
Lincoln White
Ex-Newsman Guth Dies at 45 in Pittsburgh Hospital
Edward G. Guth, 45, former advertising promotion manager for the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph, died at eight in Presbyterian Hospital. Guth served 17 years with the Sun Telegraph.
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Pittsburgh Sur-Tele Seraph
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