Demonstrations in Pusan as Koreans protest repatriation
In Panmunjom the North accused the U N Command of delaying prisoner interviews while Allies and Communist teams meet to discuss repatriation. Thousands of South Koreans demonstrated in Pusan protesting what they call Indian involvement and nonrepatriated prisoners. The U N Command denied the charge and warned against unrest near neutral zone facilities.
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Panmunjom
Mmmunists
U. N
Fatty
Americary
Hed
Tmdian
Neutral Nations Patriation Commission
Twes
U.S
Tha Rett
South Korea
ROK
Eural Zone
Chineed
UNC
Ecil
Repatriation Commission
K. 5
Thimayya
Pusan
PA Highways Chief Reviews Latin American Roads
Harrisburg report shows state highways secretary B L Schmidt, back from a three week trip south of the border, says U S roads surpass Latin American systems though Buenos Aires has advanced city roads. He notes general U S road networks are better while central city boulevards differ. Funeral services set Friday for Jacob B Schrock bank president and GOP state representative from Bomtag Mainz following illness.
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Harrisburg
South America
Pennsylvania
B. L. Schmidt
United States
Latin America
South Ameria
Schmidt
Buanos Aires
Rites Geln
Berlin
Jacob B. Schrock
First
Ntional Bank of Berlin
Bomtarags Mainz
U Tonyr
Liviees
Train Inspector Killed In Wreck Near Knoxville
An early morning wreck on a Birmingham Special line near Knoxville killed a railroad inspector and injured two other trainmen. Gov. Frank Clement, en route to a TVA event with President Eisenhower, along with his wife and young son, were aboard the Tennessee bound train and unhurt. The governor told reporters he thanked God for their safety.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
Southvia Railway
Birmingham
Washington
Frank Clament
Genter
Eisenhower
Tennessee Valley Authority
Cha Irmen Named To Aid Chest Campaign Effort
Walter Hoss announces a roster of division leaders for the community chest drive to raise funds for local and county charities. The list includes vendors and assigned corps across divisions such as Industrial, Retail, Service stations, Fraternal clubs, Professional, School employees, and government entities with varied contributions, aiming to start October 18 and conclude by October 31.
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Walter Hoss
Wre
Csachs
Dallas O &Ndiey
D. Awnaur Iiljirom
Ray Weber
Bettes
Nancy Yenchak
Geoview
W. Bracken Jr
MB. Summervile
L. W. Doug
Bluin
G. Frocletions
French Boycott of U N Committee Stirs Moroccan Debate
French delegates walked out of the U N Political Committee to protest debate on Morocco. A spokesman said Paris would not even issue a statement, arguing Moroccan affairs are France's domestic matter. Asian and Arab delegates insist that Morocco's unrest requires U N action, prompting calls to negotiate with Moroccan authorities on an urgent basis.
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U. N
Associated Press
United Nations
U.N
World Organization
Morocco
France
Mororca
Release of trucker slay suspect in Pennsylvania turnpike case
Columbus police freed an unidentified man after questioning him about the trucker slayings on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Officials say he lived near Greensburg, Pennsylvania, and was released yesterday amid a flood of tips. The probe continues with many tips and statements from state police leaders as investigators pursue the case.
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Corarerenerte
Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Greensburg
Penn
Pavivanta
Jack
jSan
R. Dodson
Greens Bute
Merchants approve revised Credit Bureau charges
Retail Merchants Association members endorsed proposals by Credit Bureau directors to restructure fees and curb data exchanges. The plan bills chamber members 60 cents per inquiry up to ten calls and 26 cents for each additional call monthly, nonmembers $1. Aimed to make the bureau self sustaining, the scheme ends free data to heavy users and shifts to per inquiry charges. The meeting, chaired by J B G Bennett, appointed Olds to Christmas committee. about fifty merchants attended at the Municipal Building.
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Credit Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants Association
of Re
Credit Burea
Buvene
Chamber
Nureau
J .B. Gi. Bennett
Alwed Olds
Herd
Treasury plans 2 billion loan push near legal debt limit
The Treasury plans to borrow another 1 to 2 billion dollars, edging the national debt toward the legal ceiling. A spokesman said the issue must be refinanced by December 1, with talks ongoing with debt managers and investors to set terms and rates. Congress rejected requests to raise the debt limit to 290 billion dollars as the current limit stands near 272.4 billion.
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Washington
Treasury
Lne
Billon
Egal Ami
Congress
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphreys
W. Randolph Burgess
Humphrey
Burgess
Russia Not Set For Atomic War Yet Says Wilson
Secretary of Defense Wilson tells reporters the Russians may be three to four years from hydrogen bomb readiness and not yet prepared to wage a full scale atomic war. Eisenhower cited warned danger, while officials differ on immediacy and delivery capability of hydrogen bombs and whether Moscow has portable devices.
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Secreuny
Eisemaower
Avantic City
Nyd
United States
Wilson
Eisenhower
Moscow
Aviguet
Tisenhower
U.S
Ruth 8
Flemming
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
Ai Aec
Sy Rep
Cole
H-Ny
Senate House Atomic Committee
Russie
Yul Foterson
Air Raid Test Sows Mixed Local Response Across State
Pennsylvania conducted a three state wide air raid drill to gauge civil defense readiness. The test drew limited public engagement as sirens sounded and police directed traffic while observers reported varied municipal participation and official praise for the exercise.
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Harrisburg
Wat Thuiswate
Peaniel
Aelion
Philadelpha
Richard Gerntelt
Grand Civil Defense
Pennsylvania
Leeoinedl
Ogents
Philadelphia
Ly Wymard
Dinorlen
UW Poynoll
State Capitol
Sales Tax Revenue Slips Across Commonwealth
Harrisburg reports sluggish sales tax receipts with only about 355,000 paid into the treasury this month. Officials note a September 1 levy on two year temporary maks funded public education claims. Republican leaders argue revenue remains tied to education costs while Democrats say there is no way to keep dry revenue separate from the general fund. Most sales tax comes from private car sellers not officially in the business.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Naplesburg
Ganers
Rob
Settlement Reached Over Smoke Issue At Coal Plant
North Fayette Township and Consolidation Coal Co reach agreement to eliminate smoke and dust from the Diseq plant. The smokeless fuel facility will close November 7 to install equipment addressing the problem. Township will post notices during the interim.
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Solidation Coal Co
North Fayette
Apathy Blamed for Lack of Civil Defense Drill
Report from Bloom County Pennsylvania notes a planned civil defense exercise failed to occur in Columbia County. Officials say no alert was held and observers counted no activity as volunteers managed a minimal effort and warned of a possible breakdown in preparedness.
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Associated Press
Bloomsburg
Pennsylvania
Columbia County
Former Corryite Takes Warren Girl Scout Post
Warren news reports the resignation of Mrs James Conner from her executive post with the Warren Forest Calmly Sounell Girl Scouts of Americaview. She will assume a new national scouting role starting November 15 in Balboa Can Zone overseeing girls in South America Patan and the Gannt Zon. Conner arrived in Warren in 1950 and expanded the troop from 800 to over 2200 girls and 100 adult workers. The Community Chest grant rose from 937 to 2500 during her tenure. Conner is formerly Bernice Gillette, daughter of Dr and Mrs Troy Finiate.
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James Conner
Warren Forest
Calmly Sounell
Amieview
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Noviber
Conner
Balboa
Can Zone
South America
Patan
Army Suspends Signal Corps Workers At Fort Monmouth New Jersey
Five scientists and others tied to radar defense work are suspended by the Army on security grounds at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. The action, ordered by Secretary Stevens, affects personnel who may have had links to a Rosenberg era spy ring. An Army statement cited ongoing security reviews with a hearing right within 20 days. The Chicago Tribune reported the suspensions were personally ordered and tied to a broader inquiry by the McCarthy era subcommittee.
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Chicago Tribune
Robert T. Stevens
Tribune
Securitty
McCarthy Committee
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Chow
Ulus
Bel Rosenbers
Ransom Recovered as Bobby Greenleese Body Found in St Joseph
FBI confirmed the boy Bobby Greenlee, aged around ten, is dead. His body was recovered behind a home at 2201 South Hath Street in St Joseph. The ransom of 600000 was reportedly paid by his parents. Two suspects, including Miss Brown Heady, were arrested by St Louis police and are linked to the case. The investigation notes the money’s disposition and origins remain under inquiry. The victim had been missing since September 8 and attended an exclusive private Catholic school. The public details indicate a complex kidnapping with several arrests and ongoing inquiries.
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Heim
Tueal
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Dou Reed
Swhilebytt
Wwe
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Unw
Huenusie
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Emmansiel
Blaine
Hinaenlute
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Puttront
Aueeiony Bybte Path Association
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Anderson
Rirtima
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Skste Nubhopilius
Dy Anderson
Obley
Joseph Stokes
Children’s Hospital i Philartel
Mestre
Sansas
FBI
Bobby Greenlease
Robert Ledtarmen
Joseph
Toaver Wails
Bobby
Hoover
Mies
Sh Loule
Thoms John Marsh
Vonvice Lis
Micuel Fe
Oetaber
Chia
Tom Wish
Sari
Howdy Suill
Fhe Giller
Robert Gireilense
Bob
Huey
Bobbe
OFC
Rowrt C. Greentease
Grenlease
Avon
Death Probe in Soldier After Car Collision
In Proben to Death case, detectives questioned witnesses in Learby while Donald Dunn, 22, of Attoona, was identified as the victim. An inquest found Dijin died from head injury after leaping from a moving car on Route 98. Sheriff notes bruising and no windskull marks, with hearings set next week.
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Joe Dam
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