Europe Welcomes London London Act To Rearm West Germany
Western Europe greeted the London Act signing by nine foreign ministers to free and rearm 50 million West Germans within the Atlantic alliance. Mendes France and Adenauer pushed for rapid ratification amid opposition, with Paris and Bonn preparing campaigns to secure deputies yes. Parliaments must first craft final treaties, with NATO nations expected swift approval.
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Konrad Adenauer
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Canada
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Netherlands
Luxem
NATO
Norway
Denmark
Turkey
Greece
Iceland
Eisenhower Hosts Conferences With Wilson At Vacation HQ
President Eisenhower arranged separate conferences in Denver with Secretary of Defense Wilson and aides. They arrived from Washington to discuss routine defense matters and the integrated defense alliance against communism in Western Europe amid ongoing political debate over General Motors contracts to General Motors and prior Truman commitments.
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Inside Page Teasers and Section List
A peek at the newspaper contents shows sections such as Bridge Comics Classified Crossword Editorial Sports Radio Weather Stocks and more. The page outline highlights where readers find features and reports across the edition.
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Western powers react to Vishinsky disarmament plan
Britain and France voice official concern at the United Nations as Soviet diplomat Andrei Vishinsky presents a two stage disarmament scheme. He calls for conventional arms cuts, a two phase timetable, a nuclear ban in the later period, and an international control body. The 15 nation Steering Committee meets to decide if the plan should be added as a new agenda item.
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France
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Russia
Assembly
Andrei Vishinsky
London
International Control Organization
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Passengers quarrel over hotel bills after Maasdam crash
Chaos erupts aboard the Maasdam as more than 100 passengers hold a sitdown in a lounge and 500 others depart quietly over hotel charges in drydock after a collision with the Tofero off Rhode Island. Holland America initially paid, then backed down amid sanitary rules disputes as the ship moved toward Brooklyn shipyard.
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Holland - America
Ryndam
Hoboken
N.J
Reat
Brooklyn
Dulles Sees Strong Atlantic Unity From London Talks
Secretary of State Dulles, returning from London, hailed a hard core of European unity and NATO backing. He said West Germany's rearmament under NATO restores sovereignty and that allied occupation rights will fade. The plan includes a substitute European army concept, with approvals still needed from other nations and parliaments.
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West Germany
European Defense Community
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Baltimore Racial Tensions Cloud Start of Classes
Baltimore schools reopened as white and Black students returned under heavy police detail after a two day lull. At Southern High six arrests were made Friday for a punched student while about 50 police kept order around the campus and nearby intersections.
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Southern High
Pair Killed As Entering Church in Palmerton
Palmerton Pa justice of the peace Matthew Bonte 38 and his wife Mildred were shot at Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church as they sang in the choir. The assailant fled pursued by a crowd including the couple's 16 year old son. Daneker I think the shooter fired several shots then Daneker died at Palmerton Hospital.
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Milton E. Detterline
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American soldiers recount Red threat at border in Czechoslovakia
Capt Richard H. Dries and Pvt George Pisk said Czech officials jailed them for two weeks after seizure near Bavaria border on Sept 17. They reported threats of a 10 year prison sentence if they refused to divulge US secrets and cited pressure over atomic weapons in Europe.
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French Spy Case Probed as Testimony Sought
Paris police plan to hear ex Premier Joseph Laniel and two former ministers Pierre-Henri Teitgen and Barrachin in a probe of a defense secrets leak to the Communists. Andre Baranes, a Communist journalist, is under arrest after searches of Liberation offices and editor Emmanuel de la Vigerie.
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Andre Baranes
Baranes
Yeste
Liberation
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Progressive Party
Paranes
Switzerland
Tar Heel Democrats begin three week campaign tour
Tar Heel Democrats start a three week campaign tour across North Carolina with rallies in 12 districts led by Sen Alton Lennon and Sam Ervin. Gov Umstead will miss events due to illness, receiving treatment at Watts Hospital after a prior heart attack. Other leaders include W Kerr Scott and Thad Eure among officials joining in Hendersonville Gastonia Newton Statesville and bury through Friday.
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Hendersonville High School
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Catawba County
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Alton Lennon
Sam Ervin
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W. Kerr Scott
Joan D. Ns Jr
Mary Laurens Richardson
B. Everett Jordan
B. B. Everett
Herman Gore
Luther Hodges
Thad Eure
Edwin Gill
Charles Ae
L.ne
Henry L. Non
Trieste Pact Signed Tomorrow Expected In London
Rome announces an end to the nine year dispute with Yugoslavia over Trieste. The compromise agreement is set to be signed in London tomorrow after which Italian leaders will brief the Parliament and seek a vote of confidence. Yugoslav Vice Premier Edvard Kardelj confirmed the accord in Oslo.
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Trieste
London
Edvard Kardelj
Oslo
Mario Seciba
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Brothers Defect To Reds Defect To Reds in East Berlin
Two American brothers William Henry Starr and James Starr who vanished from West Berlin last month appeared at an East German news conference claiming asylum. The men said they left the United States due to disagreement with its policy and had spent the past year in West Berlin before defecting.
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East Germany
William Henry Starr
James Starr
Westville
N.J
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Starr
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Fritz Beyling
Beyling
London
Supreme Court Opens New Term on Segregation Cases
The Supreme Court starts a new term with hearings planned for the week of December 6 to address five major public school desegregation cases. Justices may issue final decrees by late 1955 as districts report progress toward ending segregation, notably Topeka Kansas and DC areas, with other states seeking participation in December sessions.
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Supreme Court
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High Court
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Virginia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Arkansas
Florida
Maryland
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Admission of Negro Pupils Provokes Washington Protest
Hundreds of white students demonstrated at Anacostia and McKinley High Schools in Washington in opposition to admitting Negro pupils. At Anacostia about 400 of 1,250 students booed 43 Black students entering. at McKinley 150 students staged a protest meeting, some walking out. Police called the outside action orderly as principals urged a classroom gathering to discuss the issue. The scene marked the first major clash over school integration in the capital since the Supreme Court ruling.
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Washington
Anacostia
McKinley High
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Jes E. Bish
Principe
Sding
Kinley High
Youth Held After Nurse Slain on Brooklyn Subway
In Brooklyn a youth is held on homicide charges after a 70 year old nurse Miss Minnie G Williams was stabbed to death on a subway car. Police say the assailant was intoxicated and fled the scene as the motorman and a passerby pursued him. The victim planned retirement after 25 years of service.
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New York
Brooklyn
John Oneh
Everett D. Brooklyn
Sein
Minnie G. Williams
Ridgen
Hough
Benson
President Street
Consumption Of Milk Gets Federal Boost
The Agriculture Department allocated 49 percent of a million dollars to states and District of Columbia to increase milk use in the school lunch program. States will reimburse schools for fluid milk above last year, paying 3 cents per half pint for new milk sales and 4 cents for additional milk served last year. The program aims to promote fluid milk over butter and cheese production. North Carolina receives 2,330,856 dollars and South Carolina 1,239,891 dollars.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
District of Columbia
Agress
North Carolina
South Carolina
Nixon Predicts GOP Win On Novembers Stretch
President Eisenhower briefing and Leonard Hall drum up confidence as Nixon predicts a Republican victory "going away" in the November election. Halleck urges broader effort while Hall and Nixon tout a high road, with Martin starting a second campaign swing through six Eastern and Midwestern states.
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Charles A. Halleck
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Martin
Massachusetts
Thirteen Die Violently Across North Carolina
A weekend toll in North Carolina rises with at least thirteen deaths from automobile crashes drownings and accidental shootings. Names include Garland Davis Henry Lane James Kinzer William Berry Casper Maness Jack Hooker John Small Joyce Sutton Van Moody Marvin Avery Glennis Quesenberry Scott Bradley. Injuries and fatalities were reported across Greensboro Asheboro Mount Airy Maxton Lilesville Spruce Pines Tryon Reidsville Salisbury Jackson County and Wayne county areas.
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Rt. 1
Maxton
Casper B. Maness
Lilesville
Newland
Spruce Pines
Lawrence Jones
John Frank Jones
Jack Hooker
Lynn
Lake Adger
Tryon
John Arthur Small
Rt. 2
Salisbury
Highway Patrol
Small
Joyce Maxine Sutton
Jackson County
van FE. Moody
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