Pinay Leads Western Attack on Soviet Security Plan
Geneva session of the Bis Four conference opened with Antoine Pinay directing a Western attack on a Soviet led European security plan that would keep Germany divided. Dulles and MacMillan planned to defend a seven nation pact tied to German reunification, while Molotov pushed for a plan without such a provision. Western ministers agreed to press deeper into Middle East issues after Molotov’s talks with Israeli Premier Sharett.
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Geneva
Ins
Antoine Pinay
Westrn
Germany
Anc
Europe
John Foster Dulles
Harold ‘MacMillan
Pinsy
MacMillan
Forte
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
West Germany
East Germany
Tentaively
Middle East
Moltoy
Moshe Sharett
Washington
London
Paris
Paivers
Russia
Soviet Bears Delight Red Newsmen in San Francisco Visit
A group of seven touring Russian newsmen toured the San Francisco Bay area amid talks on European security and German reunification. Officials described the trip as a friendly gesture to observe American life and discuss calm, long standing concerns.
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San ‘Francisco
San Francisco Bay’ Area
Bear of the
California
Stevenson to Enter Primaries Campaign Moves Near
Adlai E Stevenson plans to enter multiple presidential primaries as part of a vigorous Democratic bid. He may announce his candidacy and delegation slate for Minnesota where the primary is March 20, just after New Hampshire. Kefauver supporters view Minnesota as likely for Stevenson. Republican Ezra Benson defends flexible farm prices. Avendra notes GOP concern over farm price declines.
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John A. Goldsmith
United Press State
Washington
Adlai E
Stevenson
Illinois
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Estes Kefanver
D. Tern
Griculture
Ezra T. Benson
Moorhead
Amet
House
Leslie C. Avends
Til
GOP
Benson
Avends
Fight Spreads To Gaza Strip
Jerusalem reports fighting spreading to the Gaza Strip along the Mediterranean coast. Both sides rush guns and reinforcements as clashes widen near El Auja and Nirim, with Egypt and Israel accusing each other of mortar fire and force movements. Observers warn the Gaza area could resemble a fresh battlefield.
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Jerusalem
INS
Pasa
Gaza “Strip
Mediterranean
el Auja
War Ministry
Israel
Nirim
Gazali Strip
Gaza
Canadi
E. L. M. Burns
U.N
Sui
El-Anja Demilitarized Zone
Extra Sleep In 72 States Ends Daylight Time
About 42,000,000 people gain an hour of sleep as daylight saving ends in 12 states plus others. The Elgin observatory lists states returning to standard time on Sept. 25, including New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey and portions of Illinois and Indiana. NBC networks expect fewer scheduling conflicts and television executives estimate the extra month of standard time costs networks about 1,500,000 dollars.
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Chicago
Elgin, Tr
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Connecticut
Delahare
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Illinois
Indiana
Survey Abandoned Over Traffic Jam Complaints
A traffic survey on the Ak-Sar-Ben Bridge between Council Bluffs and Omaha was withdrawn after officials complained it would cause an intolerable traffic jam. The move ends the planned data collection by the crew studying cross river flow and congestion.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Council Bluffs and
Omaha
Character Of Men Makes Difference
In Seattle, attorney Leo F Richter reports his client admitted drinking about eight beers before being fired and losing his driver’s license for 30 days in traffic court. The judge notes a Yale study says a person cannot become intoxicated by peer pressure, but comments that those were men.
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Seattle
Leo F Richter
Yale Coniversity
Fredenberg
Ike and Benson to Discuss Falling Farm Prices
President Eisenhower travels to Denver on his care team's plane to address the issue of falling farm prices with Benson. Also aboard are Postmaster General Summerfield, Presidential Assistant Adams, and Dr. Eisenhower, who continues recovery from Sept. heart attack with encouraging bulletins and planned gradual activity in his hospital routine.
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Essen
Benson
Denver
Fargo
N.D
Arthur E. Summerfield
Fitzsimons
Army
Shermoni Adams
Washington
Milton $. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Walter
Red Army “Hospital
Quake Shaking Closes School in Oakland
Oakland school board voted to close Lowell Junior High after engineers called the building an extreme earthquake hazard. Protests by teachers and PTA prompted an immediate closure pending a survey of other schools to assess safety.
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Lowell
Qui Gamage
Oakland
Studen
Church Group Endorses Festival of Faith in Oakland
The Northern California Nevada Council of Churches endorsed the Festival of Faith to be held Sunday with Bishop G Bromley Oxnam as speaker. The council praised Oxnam for his religious and social work and supported local councils in Oakland and Berkeley Albany. An opposition rally led by Dr Carl McIntire was planned in San Francisco criticizing Oxnam's liberal views.
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Oakland
Civic Auditorium
California-Nevada
Council of Churches
Washington, D.C
Bay Area
California
Nevada
Council of Chruciies
Berkeley-Albany
Oxnam
Alligators in Back Yard Sparks City Fine Probe
Corpus Christi officials cite 1803 ordinance fining residents for keeping wild animals including alligators in a yard. The law bans bears, panthers, snakes, lizards and other listed creatures, with enforcement prompted by a 52 year old rule.
Smog Elimination Advance From Franklin Institute
Scientists at the Franklin Institute developed a pioneering instrument to print elements in the air and study smog. Their tests show sunlight reacting with polluted air forms ozone, with higher concentrations in Los Angeles, and aim to fingerprint atmospheric elements to develop removal methods.
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Philadelphia
Franklin’ Institute
Los
Angeles
Edgar R. Stephens
Passenger Dies In Irvington Road Crash After Overturn
An Irvington driver died instantly when his westbound car overturned on a curve near Driscoll road and rammed a double utility pole. Passenger Clinton Colyer Jr. was critically injured and hospitalized at Eden. Decoto cyclist Ernest Banvelos sustained injuries after a collision with a vehicle on 2nd street near Ninth street. In San Leandro, Eleanor Deemer was treated after being struck while crossing West Estudillo and later hospitalized.
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Mission San Jose
Decoto
L. E. Griffin
Driscoll Road
Clinton Colyer, Jr
San Jose
Eden Hospital
Castro Valley
Griffin
Ford Motor Company
Colyer
Ernest P. Banvelos
Marcos Ranvelos
Ninth Street
Jesus M. Gonzales
Gonzales
Young Banvelos
San Leandho
Eleanor Deemer
West Estudillo Avenue
Clark Street
Bernice J. Perseira
Osklaid
San Leandro
Deemer
Fairmont Hospital
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Arkansas
Brr
Jack
Teller Shot By Bandits In Albany Bank Robbery
Ron hawthorne a 28 year old bank teller remains in critical condition after four robbers failed to take money at a Bank of America branch in Albany. The attackers cut telephone lines to disable alarms and fled after Hawthorne was shot while hesitating to hand over cash. Witnesses say two robbers waited in a car while two entered the bank and shouted for money before firing. No money was reported missing, and the teller, married with a young daughter, was hospitalized following the shooting.
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Albany
Bank of America
Here
Ronald A. Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Seiler
Adrian Gudermuth
Hewthorne
Royal Romance Announcement Expected Soon
Royal observers in Uckfield report Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend spent the weekend in Sussex behind guarded walls as newspapers predict an imminent official announcement about their romance. Parliament members expect a declaration within days while Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh travel in Scotland.
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Uckfield
England
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Sussex
Pilot
London
Townsend
Bue Ipert Negill
Sussex Hills
Elizabeth IT
Duke of Edinburgh
Perthshire
Scotland
St.their
Windsor Tendezvous
John
Lycett Wills
Band Leader Freddy Martin Fined $250 for Misdemeanor
Hollywood reports Freddy Martin, 47, fined $250 after being found guilty of misdemeanor junk driving. Police arrested him in Los Angeles last Oct 14 for erratic driving and abusive language during questioning.
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Hollywood
INS
Freddy Martin
Martin
Los Angeles
Polio Vaccine Cuts Polio in California Children
Sacramento reports that Salk polio vaccine inoculations reduced paralytic polio by about 30 percent among California children 5 to 9 who received injections. Preliminary data show half as many cases among 414,000 vaccinated youngsters as among the unvaccinated. Federal funds of 1.5 million dollars were earmarked to help local governments provide free shots for children up to 14 and for pregnant women. The department notes 1219 polio cases by end of September, down from 3207 in the previous year and 2245 in 1953 for the April to September period.
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Sacramento
California
State Department of Public Realth
Powell River Newsprint Price Hiked in Canada
Powell River News Company raised newsprint price to 42 a ton for non returnable core stock and 4.50 a ton for returnable core stock. M J Foley, president, said the hike averages about 3 percent across the market. The move follows a string of price boosts to printers in Canada and the United States.
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Vancouver
B.C
Foley
Nike
Iceland Declines Tax On Nobel Laureate Laxness Prize
Reykjavik officials stated they will not tax the 36 720 awarded to author Halder K Laxness as the 1985 Nobel Prize in Literature. The government cited policy to exempt Nobel laureates from taxation in this case.
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Reyejavik
Iceland
Halder K. Laxness
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