Churchill plan for West leaders talks with Soviets cooled
At the Big Three foreign ministers conference in London, U S Dulles rejected an informal top level meeting with Soviet Premier Malenkov without an agenda. The ministers favored earlier foreign minister talks to set up any future summit.
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Georgi Malenkov
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Washington
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Indochina
Shocks Again Rock Kefallinia Cephalonia Island
Fifteen successive earthquakes shook Kefallinia Cephalonia last night sparking panic. The island, still recovering from August quakes that killed about 700 people, has many residents living in tents while repairs continue.
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Kefallinia Cephalonia
FBI Probes Leyte Blast as Sabotage Suspected
Federal investigators and Naval intelligence search for sabotage signs in the Leyte’s below deck area where an explosion and fire killed 36 personnel. Navy says 17 others are hospitalized, with a board of inquiry to hear evidence starting Monday.
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Leyte
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Naval Intelligence
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Naval Board of Inquiry
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Leonard DeRose
Greenwich
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Memphis
Tenn
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Saugus
Mass
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Jacksonville
Fla
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Norfolk
Writer's Cramp Hits W. Somerset Maugham
London October 17 an orthopedic surgeon attended 80 year old writer W Somerset Maugham in his Park Lane suite. He suffers writer's cramp from long hand essays and was advised to change pen grip and forearm angle.
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W. Somerset Maugham
Park Lane
Benson Urged to Quit as Farmers Grow Frustrated
Sen. Young says Secretary Benson should resign over lost farmer confidence amid price support debate. He notes a Wisconsin district upset signals widespread farmer discontent that could threaten GOP control next year. Eisenhower’s farm tour and speech draw mixed reactions from Democrats and Republicans.
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Secrery
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D-Okla
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English wives love starved say doctor
London report on an open forum where Dr. Stella Churchill says most English wives lack loving from husbands. She notes husbands are tired and clients say they want fewer children, and advises discreet, selective disclosure with partners. Lawyer Ambrose Appelle critiques alimony for broken marriages.
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Stella Churchill
Dr. Churchill
Ambrose Appelle
Security Council to Meet Over Israel Jordan Front
At the request of the Western Big Three the United Nations Security Council will meet at 10:30 a.m. Monday to halt bloodshed on the Israel Jordan frontier. The United States Britain and France urged the emergency session amid Arab frontier buildup and Jordan issued shoot on sight orders.
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New York
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Preme Defense Council
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Moka
Arab League Garden Sien
Weleesdey
Kibya
United Nations
N Y
United Nations Security Council
Israel-Jordan
William Barber
Council
Arab League War Council
Red Ships Visit Constanta on Courtesy Mission
Moscow radio said a group of Russian warships entered the Romanian Black Sea port of Constanta for a courtesy visit today. The report did not specify the number or type of vessels.
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Black Sea
Constanta
Moscow Radio
Eisenhower urges stronger foreign ties at New Orleans sesquicentennial
President Eisenhower spoke in Jackson Square during the 150th anniversary of the Louisiana Purchase urging stronger foreign friendships to protect U S trade. He warned that hostile control of key imports could threaten America’s production and urged nations to remain peaceful and cooperative.
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America
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Rex
Comus
Louisiana
Robert Kennon
Bonnet
France
United States
Myers Resigns Port Post Amid Board Controversy
GASTONIA NC October 17 A G Myers resigns as chairman of North Carolina State Ports Authority citing health and will not attend a Wilmington meeting where Col George W Gillette's $13 398 yearly job is up for vote. The authority split 4 to 3 against Gillette with seven members, and Myers notes rumors of pressure toward a change in leadership.
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G. Myers
North Carolina
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SPA
Myers
Wilmington
Gillette
Authority
Morehead City
Umstead
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