United States says Poland must ask for help
The United States will not offer aid to Poland until Poles seek assistance. Officials warn premature aid could irritate Warsaw and invite charges of meddling. If a Polish request arrives, Washington would likely respond favorably unless it requests armed help. Polish American leaders urge US action at the UN for Soviet troop withdrawal, plus food and technical aid.
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United States
Poland
Russia
John Foster Dulles
Synday
U.S
United Nations
Charles Razmarek
Polish National Alllance
Polish American Congress
Newark hires planning firm to rewrite master plan
Newark selects a San Francisco planning consulting firm to assist with its master plan and advise on converting 360 acres from agricultural to industrial use. Lawrence Livingston Jr. was recommended by the city council advisory planning committee, and City Manager John Nuill said a contract meeting would be held today.
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Newark
San Francisco
Lawrence Livingston Jr
John Nuil
Livingston
Gas Price War Hits Hayward in East Bay
Gasoline prices in East Bay counties drop sharply as independent stations in Hayward, San Leandro, and Richmond slash regular gas to about 23.9 cents per gallon and ethyl to around 26.9 cents. A petroleum dealers council spokesman cites two causes for the war and notes meetings in East Oakland and Richmond to seek a pact to end the price war.
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East Bay
Alameda
Hivard
San Leandro
Ceeiae
Cegular
California ‘Petrgleum Matters Council
East Oakland
Vhe
Richmond
San Pablo Avenue
el Cerrito
San Leandro Boulevard
East
Oakland
San Leandre
Hayward
Sta’t
Racethack
Fremont
Riesel Attacker Pleads Guilty in Midtown Assault Case
In New York, Riesel attacker pleads guilty in a high profile case tied to an April dawn acid attack that blinded the labor columnist. Carlino and seven others, including John Didgudrdia, face racketeering and obstruction charges. Sentencing set for November 9 alongside co-defendant trials. The group, held on $100,000 bail, includes Gandolfo Miranti and Miranti associates amid a complex labor garment industry conspiracy.
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New York
Joseph Carlino
Vietyo Riesel
Innocent
Carlino
Johnnye Didgudrdia
Riesel
Manhattan
Caving
Frederick van Pelt Bryan
Bryan
Gondolfo Carling
Westchester County
Gondalfo Miranti
Miranti
Carling
Assisant US
Arthur Christy
Bernard Moldow
Legal Aid Society
Cartina
State
Dio
Charles Taso
Brando
Charles
Woppie) Miranti
Ino
T Gandolfo Miran Abrahan Telvi
Theodore Rit
Portly Bandit Robs S F Bank
SAN FRANCISCO police report a middle aged gunman held up the Stones town branch of Bank of America yesterday, threatened teller Betty Cathcart, 25, with a pistol and note, taking about $1000 in $8, 10, and $20 bills before calmly walking to a back parking lot.
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San Francisco
Stonestown
Bank of America
Betty Cathcart
J Police
Newark Pole Fire Cuts Power Across City Area
A pole fire near Thornton and Laurel streets knocked out power in Newark for about 45 minutes to an hour this morning. Pacific Gas and Electric said the blaze also blacked out a small portion of Fremont’s Centerville area before power was restored shortly before noon.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Thornton
Laurel i
Centerville
Fremont
Poles Protests Drive Red Ships From Danzig
Warsaw reports 26 Soviet warships withdrew from Polish Baltic waters near Gdansk after anti Russian demonstrations. Ruling changes included Gen Marian Spychalski named deputy defense minister amid moves to ease Soviet officers from Polish forces. Protests spread to Poznan and Wroclaw with no violence reported.
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Baltic
Gdansk
Danzig
Russia
Poznan
Wroclaw
Marian Spychalski
Spychalski
Kazimierz Witeszewski
Spychalkis
Polish Communist Party Centre
Wladislaw Gomulka
Warsaw Radin
Wrovclaw
Gdanski
Moscow
Wladysslaw Gomulka
Poland
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Imensmen
London
Breslau
Profit, Risky Heist Hits County Probation Office
Oakland police hunted safecrackers who used an unusual break in during the night. The robbers entered via a skylight and breached the safe with crow bars, taking between 1000 and 1200 dollars. Probation officer Donald Thomson found the break this morning. Some stolen funds had originated from restitution payments by probationers.
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Oakland
Donald Thomson
Outst Red Diplomats Solon Calls for Oust
Senator Williams Jenner urged the ouster of two Soviet diplomats over the Alexei Chwastov kidnapping case. Ekimov and Solomatin allegedly assisted in luring the child Tanya and her father aboard the Queen Mary in New York. Jenner urged the State Department to declare them persona non grata and keep pressure on authorities.
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Washington
Ims
U. S
Alexei Chwastov
Konstantin Pavelich Ekim
United Natiions
Feodor F. Soromatin
REDES
Ekimov
Chyastov
Tanya
New York
Solomatin
Chwastor
Robert Morris
Subcommittee
Ekimav
U. N
Red Observers In Bipartisan Tour Of U S
Three Russian observers arrived in the United States at the invite of the State Department to study the windup of the campaign and the November 6 election. They met at party headquarters and Capitol, then planned a cross country swing to Louisville Los Angeles and New York City while stressing their neutral observer role.
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Washington Iia
United States
State Department
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Capitol
Louisville
Los Angeles
New York City
Government tightens insecticide safety rules
Washington reports stiffer controls on certain insecticides after new evidence shows organic phosphates can be more dangerous to humans when used together than individually. George P. Larrick of the Food and Drug Administration said scientists found heightened poison effects, prompting regulatory action to protect food crops and public health.
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Washington, Il
Governinent
George P. Larrick
Phone Strike Threat Eases as Talks Continue in California
In San Francisco, Pacific Telephone workers inch toward avoiding a strike after union officials say the vote to strike was overwhelming. Negotiators extend the CWA contract to midnight Saturday as both sides seek a new agreement. Union director Louis B. Knecht notes 19,500 workers in the region are involved. PT&T rejects a flat 6 weekly wage increase for 9000 plant maintenance staff and offers 3 to 5 dollars. 10,500 traffic workers see weekly increases of 2.50. The union drops demands for a 35 hour week, union shop, and health insurance. The inter national executive board could approve a strike at any time.
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Communications
America
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
CWA
Louis B. Knecht
California
Nevada
Pebce Land Management
Internnational
Thei
Pt&t
Knight predicts Ike to carry California in election
Knight said President Eisenhower will win California in two weeks as he toured the East and South for the Republican ticket. He called Pennsylvania a toss up while conceding Adlai Stevenson leads in Florida and West Virginia. Knight planned a California campaign from Crescent City to Calexien before election.
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Gav.Goodiin
Knight
Eisenhower
California
Pennsylvania
Adlai Stevenson
Florida
West Virginia
New Jersey
New York
Crescent City
Heavy snows hit Sierra Nevada delaying cross country routes
Major snow began in the Northern Sierra Nevada with one inch at Norden and more forecast. Officials expect levels to drop to about 4000 feet today. Chains required on several passes and routes including Tonner Pass from Baxter to Donner Lake and Echo Summit. UT S 99 no chains, but snow from Mt Shasta to Weed.
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Sierra Nevada
Norden
Weather Bureau
State Division of High‘ways
Baxter
Donner Lake
Imate
Echo
Koburz
Myers Rade
UT S. 99
Mt. Shasta
Weed
Weather Man Says Fair Skies Ahead Tonight
The weatherman jokes about a rainless outlook but promises clearing skies by tonight and continued fair weather tomorrow. Yesterday’s high and today’s low are noted, with no rainfall recorded.
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Dallas
Rayburn Urges Considering Soviet Nuclear Talks to Halt Tests
Speaker Sam Rayburn urged President Eisenhower to consider Russia's offer to negotiate an end to hydrogen bomb tests. He endorsed Stevenson’s call for the US to lead talks, arguing there is everything to gain and nothing to lose by engaging with Moscow and London to advance peace. Nixon campaigned in Michigan while Stevenson planned a New York to California swing. Eisenhower prepared a response to Stevenson as he underwent a pre election medical checkup at Walter Reed.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
Russia
Texas Democrat
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Louk
Adizi
Stevenson
United States
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Afl-Cio Carpenters Union
New York
Ilinois
California
Nikolai Bulganin
Richard M. Nixon
Michigan
Estes Kefauger
United Nations
United Nations., Icrfcrup
Eisenhonwer
Walter Reed Hospital
White House
Great Britain
Tam
Ussian
Missing forty four thousand dollars in one dollar bills
The Secret Service confirmed 44,000 one dollar bills are missing after shipment to the Federal Reserve Bank in Memphis on Sept 5. No evidence of theft or information to indicate a robbery. One pouch of 22 destined for Memphis reportedly misrouted with 21 pouches received in Memphis.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Memphis
Tenn
Secret Service
Radio TV Political Talks Today Stevenson and Dewey Lead
Adlai E Stevenson and former Gov Thomas E Dewey top television spots tonight on KPIX and KCBS with programs from 9:20 to 10:30 pm. Dewey Kefauver and Stevenson repeat across KFRC KCBS detailing times and channels for the presidential discussion lineup.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Stevenson
KPIX
GOP
National Committee
KCBS
Dewey
KFRC
Stevenson - Kefauver
10000 Parade in Hungary
More than 10,000 Hungarian university students demonstrated today for a new government and the immediate withdrawal of Soviet troops. The demonstrations followed talks in Belgrade between Hungary's premier and the Communist party leader and Yugoslav President Tito. A Yugoslav communique reported agreed cooperation to prevent past mistakes harming the workers movement.
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Hungary
Communist Party
Tito
Belgrade
Workers Movement
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