Envoy Dean to Present New Plan for Korean Peace Conference
United States special envoy Arthur Dean said a new formula to set up a Korean peace conference would be offered to the Communists tomorrow. He noted only preliminary talks occurred today with no clear progress and criticized the North Korean and Soviet positions on neutral participation and agenda items.
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Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur Dean
Red China
North Korea
Korea
Babr Ag
Dean
U.S. S.R
UU. S
U. N
United Nations
Ki Sok Bok
Reds
Russia
Three PW Murders Reported Near Panmunjom
Panmunjom reports say three Korean and Chinese prisoners were slain by fellow POWs at a camp for anti Communists in Korea's neutral zone. Fifteen more died, ten of natural causes. Nine Koreans and nine Chinese among the dead. murders unresolved by NNRC, with India’s Lt General Thimayya stating investigators cannot identify the killers.
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Panmunjom
Korean Repatriation Commission
Korea
Leamp
K. S. Thimayya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Thimayya
NNRC
Milk Strike Hopes Rise as Mediation Claims Progress
A mediator reports progress in wage talks for 13 000 strike workers, raising hopes for a quick end to the New York metro milk shutdown affecting 12 million people. Talks resume today while deliveries restart next day and prices may rise soon amid widespread shortages and rationing.
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New York
AFL International Motherhood of Teamsters
Abe
New York City
Long Island
Westchester County
New Jersey
Trenton
Seventh straight rise in cost of living hits new high
The Labor Department reports the consumer price index rose to 115.2 in mid September, a 0.2 point gain and the seventh consecutive monthly increase. Clothing, housing, and medical care drove the rise while food prices fell. Core service costs climbed about 3 percent and rents exceeded 4 percent since last year.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
GOP Faces Task With Agriculture
Sen Knowland and Sen Kefauver discuss farm policy amid farm price fears. Knowland says GOP will work with Eisenhower on a new agriculture program due before Congress in January. Kefauver urges prompt action to meet the crisis, as Democrats gain in farm districts and prepare campaigns. President Eisenhower planning a news conference on farm policy.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
GOP
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
California
Eisenhower Says Russia Must Show Honest Intent Before Talks
President Eisenhower said a meeting with Soviet Premier Malenkov is useless without evidence of Russia's honest purpose. He cited possible peaceful steps, noted resumed US aid to Israel in exchange for suspending a hydro project, dismissed plans to cut US armed forces, and reiterated he will not campaign in states. He also commented on cattle prices and a future farm crisis.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Malenkov
Russia
United States
Israel
Jordan
United Nations Security Council
Trousers linked to Hartley abduction in La Crosse
Police intensify search for Evelyn Hartley missing after 15 year old girl disappeared Saturday night. Authorities report stained trousers found and potential link to the case. A 30 man search party, an Air Force helicopter, and a Burlington motor scooter scout the southeastern La Crosse area as investigators pursue any clue. Dist Atty Bosshard says search aims to aid solving the case.
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Lacrosse
Wis
George Long
Evelyn Hartley
Long
Air Force
Burlington Railroad
de Soto
la Crosse
Dist
John Bosshard
Israel halts Jordan River project as UN debates
Israel offers to suspend work on diverting Jordan River waters while the United Nations Security Council debates the Palestine dispute. U.S. and Arab reactions praise the gesture as a possible easing of tensions. The council delays hearings to allow General Assembly committee to resume debate on charges against Russia.
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United Nations
N. Y
Palestine
Israel
Jordan River
U.N. Security Council
United States
General Assembly
U. N
Abba Eban
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Charles Malik
Arab League
Eban
U.N
Inshington
London
Lodge
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N. Truce Supervision Commission
Vagn Bennike
Bennike
Kibya
Mixed Armistice Commission
Bank recovers part of stolen funds in First Citizens Bank holdup
Bank manager says substantial amount of money, not half of the 12398 stolen in the Aug 28 robbery, has been turned over to the bank. FBI seeks third man as two suspects, Woodrow Stroud and Cyrus Porter Jr., face U S commissions in Raleigh and Wilson. Arraignments and hearings set for Stroud tomorrow and Porter Friday as investigation continues.
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Garner
First Citizens Bank & Trust Co
FBI
Raleigh
Greenville
James Brady
Woodrow Stroud
Raleigh and
Kinston
Cyrus Edward Porter Jr
Stroud
Porter
U. S
Wilson
William A. Murphy
Murphy
H. A. Bland
Rocky Mount
Eva Lucas Young
Eisenhower Rejects Special Congress On Farm Issues
President Eisenhower announced there will be no special session of Congress to tackle general farm problems unless drought or disaster arises. He said the administration’s farm program will be ready when Congress reconvenes in January. Senators Kefauver and Knowland weighed in on upcoming farm policy and the need to balance meat and grain while protecting consumers. Prices have stabilized recently but remain unsatisfactory.
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Congress
Paul Troast
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Joseph
Joey) Fay
Troast
Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Kefauver
D—Tenn
Knowland
Calif
GOP
White House
Soviet Hint Faces Cold Reception in West
Western officials gave a chilly reception to a new Russian hint that Malenkov might meet Western leaders for peace talks. Eisenhower and Dulles require Moscow to show sincerity through concrete moves like German and Austrian settlements before any high level talks. Churchill has promised to delay action as he weighs an informal Moscow meeting if Moscow replies to a Big Four invitation and the European Defense Community ratification proceeds.
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Washington
Malenkov
Eisenhower
Churchill
Moscow
Dulles
Russia
United Nations
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
U. N
York
Weneepeny
Soviet Union
State Department
Six Die In Wave Of N C Violence
The Associated Press reports at least six people died in North Carolina on Tuesday as violence spread. In Burlington Gary Ayers two, died after being dragged behind his father’s car. Joshua Lawrence a night watchman was found shot and robbed. Frank Holbert fell to a well shaft. Francis Ashe was killed by a fallen tree while cutting firewood. Frank Lanier perished when his pickup crossed a bridge. T R Johnson, a Salisbury minister, died in a truck overturn near Lumberton.
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Burlington
Gary Lewis Ayers
Clinton James Ayers
Joshua Allen Lawrence
Elizabeth,City
Frank Holbert
Duncan Hill
Henderson County
Francis Marion Ashe
Tuckaseegee
Frank J. Lanier
Ansonville
Stewart Creek
Charlotte
Lumberton
T. R. Johnson
Salisbury
Grand Jury Questions Policemen In Greenlease Kidnapping
A federal grand jury in Kansas City prepares to hear Louis Shoulders and Elmer Dolan of the St. Louis police along with June George as witnesses in the Greenlease kidnaping case. Shoulders arrested Hall and recovered ransom money. Hager the taxi driver who tipped the police also testifies as indictments against Hall and Heady are anticipated.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Greenlease
Louis Shoulders
Carl Austin Hall
Bobby Greenlease
Elmer Dolan
Shoulders
June George
John Hager
Police Board
Investige
Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Kerr Scott Will Address Grangers
Former Gov W Kerr Scott will address the North Carolina Grange in Asheville for the closing session of a meeting that critiqued Washington farm policy. Rep Harold D Cooley denounced Sec Ezra Taft Benson as a burden on farmers and urged limited price supports. Delegates re elected Caldwell and five officers, Winston Salem chosen for the 1954 convention. final business to be discussed Thursday by the executive committee.
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Asheville
W. Kerr Scott
North Carolina
Washington
Benson
U. S
Harold D. Cooley
Nashville
Ezrate
Farmers of America
Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Harry B. Caldwell
Greensboro
L. Y. Ballentine
Caldwell
Howard D. Robertson
Winston-Salem
Joe N. Howard
Garland Henao
Wake Forest
Massey
Dudley
Wagan County
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Wisconsin
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Carol
Evelyn
U.N. Council
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Associated Press
Kerr Scott
Grangers
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