Clamp Tightens Over Convicts After Missouri Riot
Missouri State Penitentiary officials keep a tight disciplinary clamp after a mass riot the third in a month. A food riot killed one inmate and wounded 37 as guards fired when convicts surged from the dining room. Warden Eidson said calm returns but warned chaos could resume. privileges are barred for 3,000 inmates. Gov Donnelly pushes for a state penal system commission amid recent disasters and new disturbances at the women’s block nearby.
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Ali Heads New Regime In Pakistan
In Karachi Prime Minister Mohammed Ali formed a new government with four stronger ministers after Gov Gen dismissed two ministers and dissolved the Constituent Assembly. A state of emergency was declared as power shifted to the Cabinet and protests were restricted while censorship was imposed on the press.
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Pakistan
Mohammed Ali
Ghulam Mohammed
Constituent Assembly
Ali
United States
Assembly
Wreckage sighted of missing C47 over Corsica
The French News Agency reports a two engine plane wreckage sighted on Corsica believed to be a missing American Air Force C47. Allied rescue center in Southern France confirmed a missing plane between Dijon and Rome may be involved. Officials near Marseille described flames but details were unclear.
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Aix-En-Province
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Rome
Marseille
Conten Lama
Teiley
Uneasiness Over Economics Shapes East Coast Campaign
The East Coast campaign faces voter unease over jobs and economic security with Democrats favored in Northeastern races. Eisenhower campaigns in Connecticut and New York as GOP fears grow. farmers concerns over farm programs persist amid regional governor and Senate contests.
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Ike
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Alaska
Icans
GOP
Law on artificial insemination asked in Chicago
The Bar Association orders a study on rights in test tube baby cases amid two Superior Court suits. A two member subcommittee will hear Wednesday with physicians and lawyers to advise on paternity, consent, support, inheritance, and the parents rights. Blood tests and court rulings expected as cases unfold.
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Ike to outline economic views in national address
President Eisenhower plans a televised nationally nonpartisan address tonight on economic conditions as a major campaign issue for control of Congress. The speech, broadcast by NBC television and NBC ABC radio, is set for 10 30 p m Eastern Time.
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Mario Lanza Tells His Own Story in Three-Part Series
Hollywood reporting by Bob Thomas outlines Mario Lanza's fall from stardom after The Great Caruso. The Philadelphia native details debts, poor finances, and a stalled career while living in a large mansion with Betty and four children. He discusses MGM disputes, a $5 million suit, and plans to rebuild his career amid public scrutiny.
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Fragments and satire from a bygone era in one sheet
A collage of newspaper snippets with humorous asides on fuel use, chimney sweeping disease, Haile Selassie in a heat wave, Soviet doctors, a parent child gag, Paris cats bred for rodent control, labor humor, weather forecasting quirks, and a grandstand manager quote.
Incurably Ill Gladys Mae Rozier Receives Early Christmas
Waldo Florida reports 13 year old Gladys Mae Rozier, gravely ill with brain disease and diabetes, receives an early Christmas party. Governor Charley Johns and wife present a rubber frog and other gifts while relatives and neighbors attend. Rozier, recovering from fainting, thanks guests as her father J T Rozier, a disabled veteran, hosted the gathering with cake and ice cream.
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Umstead Improving at Watts Hospital in Durham
Governor Umstead who entered Watts Hospital in Durham October 3 for treatment and rest expects to be released this week. He plans to return to his desk as soon as discharged, according to secretary Ed Rankin. Rankin says the governor has shown continued improvement and is feeling much better.
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Umstead
Watts Hospital
Durham
Ed Rankin
Rankin
Tar Heel sailor Bennett Parker killed in Alabama crash
A Raleigh N C sailor Boatswains Mate J C Weeks Bennett Parker was killed near Montgomery Alabama last night when his car crossed the center line and collided head on with a two ton truck on U S Highway 80 at a bridge 15 miles east of the city. Parker was on leave from San Francisco California.
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Here
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Welfare Institute Opens in Raleigh with 500 Attenddees
More than 500 persons engaged in public welfare work in North Carolina expected to attend the 35th annual Public Welfare Institute opening in Raleigh on Thursday. Related organizations meet Wednesday. Dr Wingate M Johnson of Winston Salem professor at Bowman Gray School of Medicine to address the State Assn of Case Workers. Joseph H Reid executive director of the Child Welfare League of America to speak at a dinner Wednesday night sponsored by the State Assn of Superintendents of Public Welfare.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Public Welfare Institute
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Winston-Salem
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
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Case Workers
Joseph H. Reid
Child Welfare League of America
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Fall Shrine Ceremonial in Asheville Draws 2500 Delegates
Oasis Temple hosts 1954 fall ceremonial with about 150 new candidates. Potentate J. W. Bennick of Charlotte presided as Charlotte delegation helps lead event attracting large attendance in Asheville.
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Asheville
Mystic Shrine
Oasis Temple
J. W. Bennick
Charlotte
New NC General Practice Leader Elected At Sea
Dr William E Selby of Charlotte was chosen president elect of the North Carolina Academy of General Practice during its annual meeting aboard a cruise to Havana and Nassau. Delegates departed Morehead City October 17 and returned Saturday. Dr Milton Clark of Goldsboro was installed as president for the coming year. Dr Wayne J Benton of Greensboro was succeeded, Dr John R Bender of Winston Salem was re elected secretary treasurer, and Dr John Mewhbern of Farmville was named vice president.
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William E. Selby
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North Carolina Academy of General Practice
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Nassau
Milton Clark
Goldsboro
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Greensboro
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Farmville
State Fair attendance forecast and race winner noted
Dr J H Dorton NC State Fair manager expects 1954 fair to reach record crowds with five day run. Final day estimates set at 150000 as crowds swelled Friday and Saturday with overflow of 35000 for auto races. Lou Johnson of Wilmington Del won the 20 lap feature race.
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Raleigh
Junkman Held In Slaying
A 52 year old junkman in Baltimore is jailed after claiming to have witnessed the slaying of a grocer. Alfonso Hill says he saw two African American men near the store when Frank Leimkuhl was fatally wounded. A woman customer found the victim on the shop floor.
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Alfonso Hill
Frank Nk Leimkuhl
Attemp
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