Industrialists see brighter business outlook with risks noted
Hot Springs Va AP The nations top industrialists report optimism about the economy though some fear inflation if the recovery accelerates The Commerce Department Business Advisory Council opened its fall meeting with Secretary Weeks The group foresees a strong production push potentially reaching about 450 billion dollars in the final quarter amid cautious sentiment
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Nixon Frames Policy as Peaceful Success in Campaign
Vice President Richard Nixon argues that the administration foreign policy has delivered peace and economic progress. He says debate is legitimate and highlights Lebanon and Formosa as strong issues, praising Cabinet support and urging effective campaigning to swing votes. Nixon plans stops in Casper, Cheyenne, and Denver before returning to Washington.
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Man Killed In Three-Car Crash Near Pittsburgh
AP report from Pittsburgh states one Allegheny County man was killed and three seriously hurt in a three car crash in Monroeville. Gerard Abel, 41, of Beechview, died on arrival at Columbia Hospital Wilkinsburg. Frank J. Dittmer, 49, and William Richards, 60, both of Hanksville Road, were admitted. Emanuel Sylvestri, 29, of Apal Jo, was admitted to the Veterans Hospital in Oakland where he works as a technician.
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Rigging Charges Force 21 Ouster From NBC Quiz Show
The NBC quiz program Twenty One is discontinued after rigging charges against former contestants on several shows. Pharmaceuticals Inc sponsor cites falling ratings over five weeks and a national probe. Concentration will replace 21 with merchandise prizes as the network reshapes its late afternoon lineup.
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Five indicted in dynamite attack on Atlanta temple
ATLANTA AP five men indicted on charges of destroying a house of worship in the Sunday dynamiting of Atlanta's Jewish Temple. Washington AP secretary duties plans quick flight to Formosa for talks with Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek. Dulles visit would follow McElroy and Chiang discussions. McKay discussed easing the Quemoy crisis.
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Corry TV Fan Alleges Robbed In Top Dollar Dispute
A Corry viewer, Black, claims he was robbed after receiving a form letter refund for a winning Top Dollar number. He argues the serial number announced on air matched his dolla at home and seeks prize disbursement from Freaslack of 211 Spring Street.
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Denver Jail Riot Foiled by 100 Guards and Tear Gas
Seventy inmates including a confessed murderer staged a riot at the Denver County jail. More than 100 officers used machine guns riot guns and tear gas to quell the uprising in just over two hours. Four guards were lightly hurt and prisoners suffered only from tear gas. Donald Zorens, among the first to emerge, confessed to killing a Denver patrolman last January.
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Nations urge Big Three unify plan to ban tests
UN small nations press a united plan for halting nuclear weapon tests to kick off Geneva talks. Sweden leads the drive with broad support from Liberia Yugoslavia Greece and other states. A Western power warns unity could hamper positions ahead of Geneva talks beginning Oct 31.
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United Fund Reaches $18,192 in First Tally
United Fund reports an early tally of $18,192 raised toward a $62,000 community goal. Thirty members, including seven of twelve division chairmen, turned in pledge cards this morning, marking a strong early start with 29 percent of the goal achieved.
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Retail fund drive shows full participation in three stores
Solicitors hailed a report by Philip Zalzneck chairing the retail stores division noting 100 percent participation at Murphy's Bennett's and Sherwin Williams where workers pledge 25 cents weekly or one dollar monthly. A fuller breakdown by division will be reported next week and if city contributors meet the 25 cent weekly goal the United Fund is assured of success.
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Head-on Semi Crash Kills Three Reported on WV Turnpike
CHARLESTON, W. Va. AP A fiery head-on collision between two tractor-trailers left three men dead and blocked traffic on the West Virginia turnpike for 3 hours 20 miles south of Charleston last night Roy G Coen state police identified the dead as Janie Jaret Buckley 31 Reedsville Ohio driver for Bell Lines of Charleston Joseph B Randell Winston Salem NC and John Johnson Forest City NC occupants of a truck owned by McLean Truck Lines Winston Salem NC
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Eisenhower Opens Six Day GOP Campaign Tour
President Eisenhower launches a six day vote hunting tour with Vice President Nixon urging continued attacks on Democratic foreign policy handling. Stops include Cedar Rapids Iowa for a National Corn Picking Contest informal talk and Abilene Kansas for an overnight stay near his boyhood home. The tour moves to Denver to visit the First Lady’s mother before California attacks.
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Kearns Speaks as Corry Area Schools Plan Short Closure
Local schools will close three days next Monday through Wednesday while the 93rd annual convention of the Northwest District Pennsylvania State Education Association and the Teachers Institute gather in Erie. Highlights include a Powell address at Warner Theatre and sessions on self-improvement for teachers. Congressional candidate James Kearns spoke to Corry residents, answering questions on federal spending, taxes, and government role in business.
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Two Shootings Leave Seven Dead In Separate States
In West Palm Beach Florida a family of five including three children and their mother were shot to death with a 22 caliber pistol. Father David E. Horne found the bodies and reported the killings to police as investigators turned the case to the State Attorney. In Minam Oregon a mountain cabin massacre killed three including a man, his estranged wife, and a 25 year old Miss Billie Johnson. a mill worker Archie Conrad survived after crawling to a neighbor for help. Police said motive unknown and planned to question Conrad after recovery.
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Adult Education Class Registration Urged in Corry Area
Adults urged to register on Monday and Tuesday October 27 and 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the high school offices for potential adult education classes. Final decision by the Corry Area Joint Committee on November 10 will determine if courses proceed, with at least 20 attendees needed and a minimum of 15 members to sustain any class.
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Chiang Forces Won't Give Up Island Bases
Washington dispatch quotes China's new ambassador Dr George K C Yeh stating no abandonment of Quemoy and Matsu, arguing loss would dishearten nationalist troops and the free world. He ties the cease fire to a united stance with the United States and notes potential force trimming may occur. Yeh says offshore islands are key against Red ports, and that mainland invasion plans would face early detection.
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