Second In Area Within Month Crash Of Airliner Kills 44
A four engine United Air Lines DC6B crashed near Denver on the Colorado plains killing 44 of 64 aboard. The wreckage stretched for miles on windswept fields about 30 miles east of the Rockies. The time was 9 03 p m EST with the flight originating in New York, stopping in Chicago, and with Portland as a planned final stop.
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Extensive Expansion Considered For High Point Exhibitors
Southern Furniture Exposition Building officials consider a major enlargement to house more exhibitors and floors for expanded trade displays. Manager Leo J. Heer said plans would be reviewed by directors next month, linking buildings with passages and adding lodging and dining to support the growing furniture market.
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Soviet Proposals for German Council Split Across East and West
The Soviet Union proposes a continued division of Germany with an all German council of East and West representatives to win East German recognition. Molotov’s plan echoes East German ideas seen in a 3,000 word statement, while Western powers expect rejection. Dulles meets Franco in Madrid amid talks on European security and German unity as Eden shifts stance.
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Israel seeks immediate talks with Arab leaders
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion urged face-to-face negotiations with Arab states to end the Arab Israeli strife at the earliest date. He resumed leadership, serves as defense minister with Moshe Sharett as foreign minister, and aims to secure a comprehensive peace settlement and long term cooperation.
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Nobel Prizes Awarded to Three Americans in Science
Three Americans receive Nobel Prizes in chemistry and physics for landmark work on atomic measurements and pituitary hormones. Dr. Vincent du Vigneaud of Cornell and Dr. Yalis of Stanford share recognition, with the physics prize going to another American from Columbia University.
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Argentine Union Calls Off Strike Amid Labor Talks
The General Confederation of Labour CGT suspended a nationwide strike after talks with Labor Minister Luis Cerrutti Costa. Secretaries Luis Natalini and Andres Sani announced a solution satisfactory to workers, with details undisclosed. Pro-Peron factions and media outlets like La Prensa face ongoing governance tensions.
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State Tax Collections Show Upward Trend in October
Revenue commissioner Eugene Shaw said General Fund collections for October totaled 10.38 million dollars, down 22 thousand from a year earlier due to a one time inheritance tax distortion. Excluding that, monthly receipts align with prior months. For four months, General Fund rose to 50.89 million, with sales and income taxes rising. Highway receipts reached 1.60 million, boosting year to date Highway Fund to 30.60 million.
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President Harry Truman to autograph memoirs in Kansas City
Kansas City reports that President Truman will sign autographs for several hours today as the guest of honor at a party launching the first volume of his memoirs Year of Decisions. The event centers on the memoirs’ introduction and related festivities downtown.
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Peron Makes Sudden Flight to Nicaragua by Air
Former Argentine leader Juan Peron escaped internment in Paraguay by boarding a dawn flight from Asuncion to Nicaragua. He traveled with Maj. Ignacio Clabeta, while officials declined comment, after being moved from a country estate near Villarica.
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President Eisenhower Expected to Leave Hospital on Nov 11
President Eisenhower’s recovery progress prompted a tentative plan to discharge him on November 11, Veterans Day, after a full medical review with Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder and Dr. Paul Dudley White. Cabinet members Mitch Daniels and others may visit Denver for a hospital conference before his move to Washington and then Gettysburg for rest and further checks.
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Newsprint Shortage Alarm Triggers Hearings
Rep. Klein says he is alarmed by a looming newsprint shortage and price hikes as hearings begin on the industry. He cites R. M. Fowler of Newsprint Alan Canada warning U.S. publishers may face distress if North American consumption continues, with Canadian mills raising prices $3 to $5 per ton. The Justice Department has been talking with producers to block general increases, while no domestic mill has yet raised prices. Klein outlines a revised trip to Chattanooga Calhoun and Coosa Pines to study production and outlook before further hearings.
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