Ford To Slice Production In Economy Bid
Ford Motor Co plans reduced output and shorter work weeks to stretch dwindling steel supplies into December. GM faces near total auto output halt next week with 145,000 laid off of 320,000 hourly workers. Chrysler downsizes with four day weeks. Studebaker-Packard and American Motors adjust to limited steel, while Ford bets on three to four day schedules through November.
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General Motors
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Chrysler
Dodge
Los Angeles
Amutican Motors
Studebaker-Packard
Miracle graft lets man hope to walk again
Billy Smith, a 25 year old laborer, may walk again after a four hour operation to graft his crushed and severed right leg. Surgeons at Eden Hospital described the procedure and its uncertain prognosis. The leg was cut three inches above the knee and kept elevated to prevent clots.
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Billy Smith
Saver
Smith
Eden Hospital
Corry Unicef Trick or Treat Drive Draws Citywide Praise
Corry residents reported a safe Halloween with diverse costumes and no police calls. Police planned a UNICEF collection from centers including the YMCA and local schools, with Civil Defense patrols guiding traffic and ensuring order.
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Harley Drake
Corry
Unicef
Sly Defense
YMCA
Harding School
St Edward's School
Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Wright School
Civil Defense
Bution
Clifford Holcomb
Corrylles
Marley Drake
Ins ‘Nes
CD Police
Erie Driver Hurt As Convertible Rolls Over
An Erie man, 30 year old Jack Miller, escaped serious injury when his 1959 convertible crashed on Route 8 south of Wattsburg, rolled over several times, and was taken first to Union City Memorial Hospital then to Hamet Hospital in Erie with lacerations abrasions and possible internal injuries. The accident caused about $1600 in damage and state police planned to interview Miller later.
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Wattsburg
Carry
Jack Miller
Union City Stem Memorial Hospital
Hamet Hospital
Eisenhower doctors confirm mild bronchitis but health solid
President Eisenhower’s physicians report mild chronic bronchitis yet say his overall health remains excellent after leaving Walter Reed for his annual physical. In Allentown Max Hees, owner of a large department store, admits paying 10 000 to help a former employee on the TV quiz show the 64 000 Question and says he was subpoenaed to testify before a House subcommittee investigating rigging.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Allentown
Max Hees
Climax Group Plans November 7 Engine Inspection
Members of the Climax locomotive committee plan a November 7 trip to inspect one of two engines available for purchase for Comy. Walter Caster chairs the group with Sidney Elston Norman Edinger Frank Grier and Victor Orn in attendance. Funds are being raised with several new pledges reported and another meeting is set to review results next Saturday.
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Climax
Comy
Walter Caster
Sidney Elston
Norman Edinger
Frank Grier
Victor Orn
Supreme Court to hear union injunction plea on steel strike
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the United Steelworkers Union appeal of a Taft Hartley injunction that would keep 80 days of the Pittsburgh steel strike active. Oral arguments are set for Tuesday as the court weighs whether to uphold the injunction and extend the 109 day dispute.
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Supreme Court
United Steelworkers Union
High Court
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
Ready Inquest In Death Of Warren Man
A coroner's jury is being empaneled to investigate the death of Albert Anderson, 7, who died at Warren General Hospital from a fractured skull. The inquest date will be decided. Police and county officials, with the district attorney, continue a joint investigation into Anderson and accompanying men. He reportedly traveled into New York State with David Brown and Norman Kenny, returning to Warren where he was found asleep in a car and later died. He had a prior head injury and a leg injury needing a cane.
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Albert Anderson
Warren General Hospital
Ed C. Lowrey
Inter
Michael Yan
Chautauqua County
Warren County
Samuel F. Bonagita
Anderson
David Brown
Norman Kenny
Machias
New York State
Vote Push Grows as Local Races Stir Election Interest
A tempo rises as turnout is urged for next Tuesday with a partisan mix of local races. In Gor, Jd WH Dearl ing and Guy Abbey seek Council seats against Francis Shitury. school board sees Lyle Chase and John MoMotu for Republicans versus Mrs Jobe Willits and Merle Amy for Democrats. County watchers note limited candidate campaigning and expect party efforts to drive turnout, while observers gauge implications for state and national results.
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Che Gor
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Lyle Chase
John MoMotu
Jobe Willits
Merle Amy
Cony
Sim
Beavers Triumph In 39-20 Win Over Meadville
Beavers burst to a 39-0 lead and held on for a 39-20 victory over Meadville. Joe Baressi rushed for 95 and 62 yards as Steve Olson connected on three TD passes to Doug Stewart. Lou Hanna’s team improves to 2-6 and claims the Meadville Booster Bowl trophy.
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Orange and Black
Meadville
Bulldogs
Lou Hanna
Beavers
Steve Olson
Doug Stewart
Joe Baressi
Journal
Savage West rocked by record windstorms and floods
Powerful windstorms lashed northern Utah and southern California with gusts up to 92 mph. Ten people injured in Utah as many structures and trees were damaged. The storms caused fatalities, widespread highway closures, and heavy crop and forest losses across the West.
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High Sierra
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Wyoming
Indictment and New Forgery Charge Against Bemis
Russell E. Bemis, a local suspect in an Erie Grand Jury case for obtaining money under false pretenses, is jailed on a new forgery charge. police say he signed another person’s name to a check and arranged a bondsman to post bond pending a hearing before Alderman Melvin Cobbett with no date set yet.
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Russell E. Bemis
Bemis
West Main Street
Erie Grand Jury
Melvin
Cobbett
Idaho Indian to run for U S Senate in Washington
Joseph R. Garry, a north Idaho Indian, announced in Spokane that he will run as a Democrat for the U S Senate seat then held by Idaho Republican Henry Dworshak.
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Wash
U. S
Joseph R. Garry
Henry
Diworshiak
Khrushchev Calls for Summit Push and Disarmament Push
Khrushchev outlined support for a summit with Eisenhower and Macmillan, urged immediate disarmament as key to peace, backed Red China's stance on Formosa, and expressed regret over Italian Chinese frontier incidents. He spoke at a Moscow rally cheering his four minute address and hinted a visit to France could aid peace efforts.
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Nidia Khrush
Eiseohower
Macmillin
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Khrushchev
Red China
Formosa
US to Shut Moroccan Bases and Move to Turkish Missile Base
The United States agreed to close four air bases and one naval base in Morocco and reached a Turkish missile deal to host an intermediate range Jupiter base on Russia’s border. The shift marks a move from bombers to missiles as Allied strategy evolves since 1957.
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Morocco
Turkey
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Allied High Command
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Thor
Great Britain
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West Germany
Air-To-Surface Missile Tests From Eglin AFB
A B 52 Stratofortress launched a Hound Dog air to surface missile from Eglin Field Florida on a Friday night in a first test flight. The self guided weapon flew hundreds of miles off Florida's east coast and used its onboard navigation system to resist radar jamming. The launch was conducted under Air Force oversight with the Air Research and Development Command directing the test. Details on the missile's capabilities remain unannounced.
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Florida
Air Force
Eglin
Air Research and Development Command
Searchers comb Virginia hills for trace of wrecked craft
A Piedmont Airlines two engine plane with 27 aboard crashed near Charlottesville Virginia as it neared landing. Rescue teams scoured the area in rain but found no clue to the DC3’s whereabouts. Maj. Charles A. Rausch said no signs of fire or blast and the search planned with helicopters and planes.
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Piedmont Airlines
College City
Washington
Roanoke
Charles A. Rausch
Civil Air Patrol
Central
Virginia
Hold Lawyer In Acid Attack On Girl Friend
A 32 year old attorney, Burton N. Pugach, is charged with hiring three men to throw lye in his former girlfriend Linda Riss s face. The attack left her blinded in one eye. The trio from Manhattan, led by Al Smith Newkirk, face maiming charges along with Pugach. Police say Pugach offered 2000 dollars for the act and later paid more as the plot unfolded. Riss has filed a million dollar negligence suit against the city for failing to provide protection.
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Scarsdale
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al Smith Newkirk
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