Longshoremen Walkout Shuts New York Port Spreads East
A walkout by longshoremen tied up the New York port and may spread along the East Coast by Monday. The action stems from a dispute between the International Longshoremen's Association Independent and the New York Jersey Waterfront Commission. Bradley says thousands more dockworkers in Philadelphia Boston and Manhattan joined in sympathy meetings as warnings of a coastwide shutdown grow.
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New York
International Longshoremen's Assn., Independent
New York— Jersey
Philadelphia
Boston
Bradley
Manhattan
Commission
New York Shipping Assn
Alexander P. Chopin
Chopin
Shipping Association
Samuel Lane
Waterfront Commission
Talks End Without Agreement On Cyprus Talks
London Turkish Foreign Minister Fatin Rustu Zorlu announced the three power discussions among Britain Greece and Turkey concluded without a formal agreement. He said ministers would reconvene only to approve nine day talks and would continue diplomacy to seek a settlement amid Cyprus tensions and Istanbul violence blamed on Communists.
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London
Fatin Rustu Zorlu
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Zorlu
Turkey
Istanbul
Athens
Paseienr Creek
Greek Turkish Relations At New Low
Athens reports Greece requests a meeting of the NATO Council in Paris after mob attacks on Greek diplomatic facilities in Istanbul and Izmir. Greece evacuates families of personnel from Izmir as police reinforce embassies and missions amid long standing Greek Turkish tensions.
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Athens
Greece
Turkey
NATO
Foreign Office
NATO Council
Paris
Istanbul
Izmir
Southeast
Panayotis Kanellopoulos
Constantinople
Ankara
Kemaemal Ataturk
Ataturk
Eleutherios Venizelos
Heat Wave Hits Los Angeles as Temperatures Soar
City endures eighth straight day at or above 100 degrees with a forecast of 104. Death toll rises to 73 since last Wednesday. Poultrymen report 2 million chickens lost, about 20 percent of inventory. rabbit losses near 50 percent equalling over $500,000. Crop damage includes tomatoes, flowers, avocados, and walnuts.
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Los Angeles
L A.m
Mercury
Lester Adelson
Emery Johnson
Poultrymen’s Cooperative Assn
Robert J. Schroeder
County Livestock Department
United States hints at new look for arms control
Harold E. Stassen, Eisenhower disarmament adviser, told the United Nations disarmament subcommittee that U S positions before the Geneva talks may change in light of new scientific developments. He urged Russia Britain France and Canada to present post Geneva positions on inspection and control and noted that no plan yet prevents secret atom and hydrogen weapon production. He proposed atomic detection research while focusing on practical inspections like Eisenhower’s blueprint exchanges and aerial checkups.
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N.Y
United States
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
U.S
Stassen
United Nations Subcommittee
Disarmament Subcommittee
Rioting in Istanbul and Izmir over Cyprus crisis
Violent anti Greek riots hit Istanbul and Izmir with heavy property damage and casualties as martial law was imposed and later lifted. A Turkish communique blamed Communist incitement while NATO areas faced Greek consulate fires and Greek officer evacuations in Izmir and Ankara.
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Turkey
Izmir
Ankara
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Greece
Britain
Fatin Rostu Zorlu
London
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Smyrna
Adnan Menderes
Mtropolis
Bosporus
Chatos
Milliyet
NATO Command
Europe
Athens
NATO
Salonika
High Point Woman Killed In Accident
Mrs Stella Payne 67 of High Point died yesterday after a collision near Sanford. She was a passenger when a car driven by Angus David Stewart 44 of Hillsboro failed to stop at a stop sign and struck the auto. Stewart was charged with manslaughter and DUI. The crash occurred at 4 20 p m at Swann Station 12 miles from Sanford on Highway
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Stella Payne
High Point
Sanford
High Pointer
Johnson St
Angus David Stewart
Hillsboro
Stewart
Swann Station
Payne
Davidson County
Z. M
Flora Craven Veach
Corum
Clarence
Wesley
Paul Veach
Route 1
Thomasville
Henry Veach
C. C. Camp Rd
Truman Opposed To Tax Cut At News Conference
Former President Harry S. Truman argues against tax cuts while urging budget balance. He criticizes Treasury plans, favors debt reduction during prosperity, and backs Adlai Stevenson while campaigning for the Democratic ticket. The report also covers a fatal automobile crash involving Mrs. Payne and family details.
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Toledo
Ohio
Harry 5
Truman
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
U.S
Independence
Adlai Stevenston
Ilinois
Pastor Refuses Attendance at Heresy Inquiry Meeting
In Milwaukee a Lutheran pastor 35 denies attending further meetings of a Northwest Lutheran heresy inquiry panel after church council demands. The panel, which issued two indictments leading to earlier trials, plans another session. no formal charges yet.
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Milwaukee
Victor K. Wrigley
United Lutheran Church In America
Pastor Wrigley
Charles Burmeister
Wrigley
Reee Senting
John Gerberd
Gerberding
Holy Cross Church
Menononee Falls
Newspaper Week Co Chairs Named in North Carolina
Whiteville NC October 18 identified co chairs for National Newspaper Week in North Carolina. A Rohbert Bunnelle of Asheville and John Anderson of Brevard lead the daily and non daily groups respectively with Leslie Thompson announcing the plan. F Earl Crawford, former Charlotte Observer executive, heads advertising and public relations and directs the state event.
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Whiteville
N.C
A-Rohbert Bunnelle
Asheville
John Anderson
Brevard
National
North Carolina
Leslie 8. Thompson
The
North Carolina Assn
Bunnelle
Blisher
Asheville Citizenimes
Anderson
Transylvania Times
Charlotte Observer
F. Earl Crawford
Char
Crawford
Officer Killed After Replacing Private On Plane
An Air Force lieutenant used his rank to replace Pvt Melvyn Simowitz on a military transport from Elmendorf to Nome Alaska. The C47 crashed 65 miles north of Anchorage killing 13 aboard including Simowitz. Simowitz's barracks bag and possessions were left on the plane.
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Augusta
Air Force
Augustan
Plare
Alaska
Pvt
Simowitz
Anchorag
Elmendorf
Nome
Sam Simoewits
Mystery Man Claimed German Identity After Berlin Release
In Berlin the man released by the Soviets as Charles Frederick Hopkins now claimed to be Klaus Frederick Glaubitz a German national. U S officials remain unconvinced as investigators compare his tale with prior identification and records. He is being held incommunicado as U S authorities check his status and possible arrest warrants.
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Berlin
U.S
Charles Frederick Hopkins
Reds
New York City
Hopkins
Klaus Frederick Glaubitz
United States
Sixty eight men survive crash of C124 in dust storm
An Air Force C124 Globemaster from Biggs Air Force Base crashed on takeoff at Kirtland AFB in a dust storm. Sixty eight men escaped death, one was killed, and one seriously injured. A second C119 crash at England AFB killed four and injured two. An Air Force board will investigate both incidents.
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Albuquerque
Sandia Base
Air Force Transport
Biggs Air Force Base
el Paso
Kirtland Air Force Base
March Air Force Base
Calif
Kirtland Afb
England Air Force Base
Air Force Board
Public Information Officer
Hurricane Flora Threatens Shipping Lashes Northward
Hurricane Flora, near 510 miles east northeast of Bermuda, moves north at eight mph with 100 mph winds. Forecasts show little change in direction or strength, prompting shipping advisories to exercise caution as the storm may intensify gradually later today.
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Flora
Atlantic
Bermuda
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