United States accuses Russia of lies over B50 crash claim
The United States filed a damage claim of 2 785 492 94 for the July 1953 Sea of Japan B50 crash accusing Soviet authorities of willfully lying about the incident The note urged Russia to accept liability or take the dispute to the International Court of Justice Ambassador Bohlen delivered the note in Moscow as Lodge Jr circulated it at the UN The B50 carried 17 crew members and 16 Americans were dead or missing after the attack near Cape Povrotny Vladivostok
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Washington
United States Today
Russia
Sea of Japan
United States
International Court of Justice
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
State Department
U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N. Security Council
Jet Union
Japan
U. S
Cape Povrotny
Vladivostok
Attac
John E. Roche
Ree
Soviet Union
Neighborhood Boy Arrested In Death Of Baby Sitter
Springfield police say Kenneth R. Chapin an 18 year old high school sophomore confessed to fatally stabbing and beating Lynn Ann Smith 14 and four year old Stephen Goldberg in their apartment. He led investigators to the knives used and described the attack in detail.
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Kenneth Chapin
Springfield
Cha
Mass
Lynn Ann Smith
Raymond P. Gallagher
Kenneth R. Chapin
Lynn Ann
Stephen Goldberg
Gallagher
Chapin
Young Chapin
Goldberg
Stephen
Bernard Goldberg
Two Picked Up Three More Seen After Mormackite Sinking
The Coast Guard reported two men rescued and three others sighted in the water from the freighter Mormackite off Virginia. Survivor Michael Angel Hernandez identified as chief steward said the ship capsized with 48 aboard. Coast Guard planes and the Macedonia later picked up two more men, with three additional survivors seen in life jackets.
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Virginia
Norfolk, Va
Coast Guard
Michael Angel Hernandez
Piicnea
Cape Henry
Navy
Elizabeth City
N.C
Ceek
Macedonia
Hernandez
Sullivan
Cyrus Gray
Norfolk Coast Guard
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Horace Irvine
Norfolk
Floyd Bennett Field
N. Y
Cape May
N.J
Coast Guard 5Th District
Revival Fever Grips High Point Churches This October
October brings widespread revivals in High Point churches as many congregations host or participate in spiritual campaigns. Leaders credit faithful members and outreach efforts for success, while urging individual commitment to sustain growth and vitality across the community. A reception for new First Baptist pastor Dr. J E Rawlinson and his family is planned at the church on October 14 with about a thousand attendees expected.
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High Point
Lloyd Sechriest
First Baptist
J. E. Rawlinson
Rawlinson
Alice Everette
Chorale
Guest Ministers Bring International Outlook to Local Churches
In Galax Va Dr Rawlinson’s revival duties skip a guest minister Rev M L Bannister in his place at First Baptist. In Henderson the Rev M L Bannister is a retired former pastor of Oxford First Baptist. New Zealand guest Dr B M Chrystall of the Methodist Church will preach at First Methodist with services at 11 am 6 pm and 7 pm. Chrystall, WW II Pacific veteran and Maori culture expert, has held leadership roles in New Zealand Methodism and attends the World Council of Churches assembly in Evanston Ill. Homecoming at N Main St Baptist invites all to a basket dinner and building fund offerings aiming for a 1 0000 goal with Sunday school 500 and Training Union 200 attendance records likely to fall.
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Rawlinson
Galax
First Baptist Sunday Morning
M. L. Bannister
Henderson
First Baptist of
Oxford
New Zealand
B. M. Chrystall
First Methodist
Chrystall
Home Mission Dept
New Zealand Methodist Church
Air Force
Pacific
Conference Commission On
Spiritual Advance Committee
University of New Zealand
Trinity College
Auckland
World Council of Churches
Evanston, Ill
Neil Armstrong
Thirteen Missing After Wichita Falls Hotel Fire
Thirteen persons are unaccounted for after a blaze destroyed the Milam Hotel and four other businesses in Wichita Falls Texas. Fire officials say four pieces of equipment remained on scene at 4 30 a m with no bodies found and at least fourteen guests accounted for. Damages were estimated at about half a million dollars with a shoe store barber shop department store and a music firm demolished. Two firefighters suffered minor injuries.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Milam
Joe Counts
Counts
Associated Press
Eugene White
Eisenhower Urges GOP Win to End Partisan Stalemate
President Eisenhower addressed a Denver rally of 5 500 as he urged continued GOP control of Congress. He warned a Democratic victory would spark a cold war of partisan politics and warned voters that split government risks Washington gridlock. The 30 minute broadcast, paid for by the GOP, was cut off after time limits. CBS LA noted similar cutoffs in past broadcasts.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Esident
Washington
GOP National Committee
New York
CBS
Los Angeles
Congress
White House
Boarder Beats Three To Death In Harlem
A 31 year old boarder in a Harlem apartment beat to death a 4 year old girl, her grandmother, and a 14 year old girl claiming they wanted to poison him. Benito Rivera Mandonados swung a baseball bat at police as they closed in shouting I did it. Dollar bills were found in the victims clothes said to warn off evil spirits.
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New York
Harlem
Benito Rivera Mandonados
Housing indictments expected from Senate inquiry
Senator Capehart said more indictments would come from the Senate Banking Committee probe into government insured housing loans. The committee recessed four days of hearings as five witnesses were subpoenaed for a November 9 hearing while Capehart stressed the investigation is ongoing. A federal grand jury was directed to probe bribery and other crimes in the federal housing program with panels also convened in other cities.
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Washington
Capehart
R-Ind
Senate Banking Committee
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Editorial Writers Turn To Racial And Political Problems
The National Conference of Editorial Writers concluded a study of the South’s economy and shifted to regional political and racial issues. Attendees included U.S. Sen. William A. Fulbright and George V. Allen with discussions on school desegregation, the two party South, and regional economic policy. Governors Herman Talmadge and Robert Meyner debated court rulings on segregation, while Norton, Barksdale, and Christopher addressed economic and labor aspects and wage policy in the South.
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Asheville
National Conference of
U.S
William A. Fulbright
D-Ark
John Minor Wisdom
Alexander Herd
University of North Carolina
Harry Ashmore
The
Arkansas Gazette
de Benjamin Mays
Morehouse
Atlanta
George Mitchell
Southern Regional Council
George V. Allen
Bassador
India
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Robert Meyner
New Jersey
U.S. Supreme Court
Talmadge
Meyner
Souhern
Edward L. Norton
Birmingham
Ala
Norton
William E. Barksdale
Mississippi Industrial and Agricultural Board
Paul R. Christopher
CIO
Knoxville
Tenn
Barksdale
Christopher Said
South
Churchill Warns U S Isolation Threatens Europe
In Blackpool Winston Churchill warns that U S isolation would doom Europe to Russian subjugation and Britain to ruin. He urges continued Anglo American cooperation and defends peace through strength while seeking peaceful coexistence with the Soviet Union.
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Blackpool
England
Winston Churchill
United States
Europe
America
Aneurin Bevan
Churchill
London
West Germany
Soviet Union
Stalin
Russia
Eden
Anthony Eden
UN Loyalty Emphasized for International Civil Servants
The International Civil Service Advisory Board urged UN staff, including 1556 Americans, to place loyalty to the United Nations above national ties. It warned against revolutionary actions and even active criticism of any government, stressing the primacy of international obligations for staff across Washington, Montreal, Rome, Geneva and Bern.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
International Civil Service Advi Board
L Pavenanent
Emoft
Washington
Montreal
Rome
Geneva
Bern
U.S
Storm Hazel Lingers Over Caribbean No Land Threat Yet
Hurricane Hazel, packing 125 mph winds, remains on a west–northwest path in the central Caribbean with no immediate land threat. Navy hurricane hunter planes avoided the disturbance after a crewman was injured, as warnings described Hazel as very dangerous and advisories urged extreme caution for vessels in the area.
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Miamt
Fla
Hazel
Caribbean Sea
Navy
San Juan
P.R
Caribbean
Jamaica
Miami
bin Aaviedy
Ona
B. D. Mitchell
Licneied N
Mendes France seeks support for London plan vote
Paris premier Pierre Mendes France called for national backing to secure a confidence vote on the nine nation London plan for German rearmament. He announced radio talks and a concerted push to rally deputies before the National Assembly vote, warning that the cabinet’s fate rested on the outcome.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
London
National Assembly
Mendes-France
Ie Ee Onl Laanenee
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