Dulles seeks Suez settlement by peaceful means at UN
At the United Nations Security Council Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged that Egypt accept that the Suez Canal be governed as an international waterway not an internal Egyptian asset. He supported international control of the canal and negotiations with the Suez Canal Users Association, insisting peaceful settlement under international law. Also noted is CBS canceling The Pilot due to actress Margaret Sullavan's illness and absence.
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Margaret Sullavan
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Elyst
Greenwich
Conn
Janus
Wage
CBS
Lobbyist Bonus Revealed In Gas Bill Testimony
Midland Texas attorney Paxton Howard testified before a Senate committee that he received a $5,000 bonus from Shell Oil for work on the natural gas bill. He said he contacted Senators Prescott Bush John J Williams and Bourke Hickenlooper to sway votes, and his expenses were paid by Shell. He also disclosed another $5,000 bonus after Congress passed the bill and Eisenhower vetoed it.
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Shell
Paxton Howard
Midland
Texas
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Prescott Bush
Conn
John J. Williams
Del
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Bush
Williams
Hickenlooper
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Alabama
Association of
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Shell Oil Company
Congress
Eisenhower
Workman Killed In Roof Plunge In Castro Valley
Harrison P. Stebbins 43 of Castro Valley died after falling from a roof at an Arcata cafing firm job about 9 am yesterday. He suffered a fractured skull and died 12 hours later at Trinity hospital Arcata. Funeral rites set for 11 am Friday at Castro Valley Mortuary. Survived by mother Mrs Paine and the late Harrison M Stebbins. brother Pat H Stebbins. grandmother Mrs Kate Johnson. Stebbins served in the US Merchant Marine in World War II and once worked as police reporter for The Daily Review. He had about three years in Humboldt County lumber and construction work.
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Blackie
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Castro Valley Mortuary
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Pat H. Stebbins
Redwood Road
Kate Johnson
Amarillo
Tex
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Humboldt County
Two Men Hit By Gunfire In Oakland Standoff
In Oakland last night two men were wounded during a street shooting. Fred Haynes 26 fired a .32 revolver at Curtis Lee Baker 24, the clash ending with Murray Cantor 56, a photo studio salesman, being struck as he urged them to stop. Haynes was later arrested on attempted murder charges.
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Fred Haynes
Curtis Lee Baker
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Cantor
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New Rocket Craft to Top 4000 MPH
The government plans an X-15 rocket craft that may fly in about two years. Joint development by NACA Air Force Navy and North American Aviation aims for speeds over 4000 mph and altitudes above 206000 feet. If successful it will carry a man faster than any current warplane and far beyond earlier X-2 records. The X-2 had reached 126000 feet and 1800 mph before its crash on Sept 27.
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National Advisory Committee ‘For Aeronautics
Air Force
Navy
North American Aviation, Inc
Los Angeles
United States
African Tribesmen Honor Princess in Dar Es Salaam
About 100,000 tribesmen gathered in Dar Es Salaam to honor Princess Margaret as she stepped from her car into a Susty crowd. Belly dancing women with painted faces from the Belgian Congo pressed within two feet of her as protocol collapsed.
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AFL Council Endorses Transit District slate
The Alameda-Contra Costa County Transit district wins AFL County Labor Council backing. The group voted to sack Proposition A and endorse candidates for seven district directorships including James Curry for Ward 5, J Lamar Childers and Clair McCleod for at large posts, and Robert Barber Ward 1, John A Foley Ward 2, Robert Kroninger Ward 3, Frederick Dubovysky Ward 4. Endorsements came from AFLs County Voters League per secretary Robert Ashe.
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County Jynteal Council Labor Council
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James Curry
Hayward
Eden Township
J. Lamar Childers
Clair McCleod
Piedmont
Robert Barber
Ward
John A. Foley
Robert Kroninger
Frederick Dubovysky
County Voters League
Robert Ashe
War Hero Gets Hometown Help
FirrspURGH, Charles Kelly a World War II hero known as Commando Kelly, now in Louisville, Ky, will receive $500 now and $90 a week for 11 months from hometown friends. Allegheny County Commissioner John M. Walker said $2700 had been raised for the Medal of Honor winner after word he was ill, broke, and unemployed. Walker offered $500 immediately and $100 weekly, but Kelly preferred slower disbursal.
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Commando) Kelly
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Allegheny County
John M. Walker
Walker
Kelly
Priceless Dutch Bible Arrives as Gift to U.S. From Halland
A priceless Dutch Bible printed in 1661 arrives by air at Idlewild Airport as a gift from an 80 year old Halland citizen to the United States. The antique manuscript, valued for its age and rarity, is presented in a formal ceremony observed by officials and dignitaries.
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New York
Idlewild
Halland
United States
Father of Six Feared Omaha Kidnap Victim
A 39 year old Omaha bartender, father of six, vanished after work. A ransom note was found on his bar’s cash register, the safe open with about $5000 missing, and a 1983 Missouri plated car stolen. FBI and police probe if federal law was violated as search widens. The missing man, Lenore Bray, Kansas City, owned the tavern and was last seen at 11:30 p.m. in a slate blue suit.
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Upa
FBI
Richard Beavleys
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Japanese Holdouts Reported on Mindoro Island
Philippine authorities declined to confirm or deny a Manila Daily Mirror dispatch that about 30 Japanese army stragglers from World War II have been found on Mindoro in the Central Philippines. The paper said the holdouts may have intermarried with Mindanao natives and were remnants of a 4th garrison at Calapan Town. They reportedly slipped into the mountains when U S forces freed the island in 1945.
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Mindoro
Philippines
Manila Daily Mirror
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Calapan
Cloudy Tonight and Rain Expected Tomorrow
A weather forecast notes it will be cloudy tonight with a chance of light rain tomorrow morning. Temperatures are expected to be cooler tomorrow. The report contrasts yesterday's high and today's low as context.
Alaska Votes On Full Slate For Congress
Alaska voters faced a two slate race as they head to polls to choose token U S Senators and a non voting delegate to Congress with the aim of pushing Alaska toward statehood. Ex territorial Gov Gruening and Sen Egan as Democrats contend with Atwood and Sen Butrovich for GOP seats while winners plan to lobby Washington for statehood.
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William Egan
U.S. Senate
Anchorage
Robert Atwood
John Butrovich
Washington
Alaska
Oktoberfest in Munich sets Bavarian record with crowds and excess
Officials report over a million attendees at this year's Oktoberfest in Munich, the two week beer binge ended yesterday. About 1 million gallons of beer were consumed and 230000 chickens eaten. The event saw 5000 beer mugs stolen, 150 children lost including a 14 day old infant, and 50 major brawls with more than 300 people taken into temporary custody for fighting.
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Munich
Germany
Tony
Thieves Steal $50,000 in Garments From Annex Garage
In Manhattan a night watchman for the Annex garage was held up by tour men who fled in two large trucks with about $50,000 worth of clothing. The bold theft occurred late night, and police noted the substantial value of the stolen goods.
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Annex
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Boy 14 Surrenders After Fatal Father Fight in Brecksville
In Cleveland area a 14 year old, Robert Zavalnak, who killed his father Joseph during an argument fled in his father's car, crashed, and hid in Metropolitan Park before surrendering to police with a note claiming he belonged in an insane asylum. Police say Robert and his brother were previously jailed for burglary and sent to a private correctional school. their father later brought Robert home with court permission.
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Vets receive higher insurance dividends next year
The Veterans Administration announced a 13 percent rise in dividends for World War II government life insurance and term policies, benefiting about five million veterans. It also noted the first dividend in 25 years for five year term USGSI policies, totaling roughly one million dollars to about 20,000 policyholders.
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Killer Gets Mental Test
A 38 year old San Francisco insurance broker, Kelly Joseph Shaddy, confessed to killing his wife Mary 51 and son Kelly Jr. The man telephoned his nephew to report the double slaying then attempted suicide with a Luger pistol that misfired twice and with a knife and ice pick, leaving only superficial wounds. He is under psychiatric examination.
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Kelly Joseph Shaddy
Albert J. Shaddy
Mary Shaddy
Kelly, Jr
Shaddy
Miss World contestant denies rumors of at odds with Egyptian
London returns to hotel rooms as 17 year old Norman Dugo of Egypt and Britain's Tette Russell share space amid rumors of tension. Russell, who will represent Britain next Monday, rejected the gossip saying she never heard such nonsense.
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Stu Tette Tris Russell
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Egypt
Norman Dugo
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Jackie Robinson's walk-off hit ties World Series at three
In a tense tenth inning at Ebbets Field, Jackie Robinson delivered a shoestring single off Enos Slaughter past a sunlit glove to score Jim Gilliam and lift the Dodgers to a 1–0 victory over the Yankees. Clem Labine earned the win after seven strong innings as Brooklyn extended the Series to a deciding game.
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Two Die and 19 Hurt In Amoco Metals Blast
Two people were killed and 19 injured when a steam boiler exploded in a two story Amoco Metals building on Milwaukee's south side. The blast tore out walls and roof, hurling bricks and glass. 12 were treated at the scene and seven hospitalized. Police kept onlookers away as firefighters, including Fire Chief Ed Wischer, searched the tangled ruins. Victims killed were Mrs Arthur Baxter and Charles Planke.
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Ed Wischer
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Arthur Baxter
Charles Planke
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