Debate in United Nations shows no East West shift in policy
At the U N General Assembly the first week of policy debate ended with no major change in East West positions. Dulles and Molotov spoke, signaling tone for the Geneva foreign ministers meeting on October 27.
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V. M. Molotov
United Nations General Assembly
New York
U. S
State Dulles
Molotov
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Geneva
Dulles
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Sax Lecoeliensiede Cadetan
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Assembly
U.S
Germany
Washington
U.N
San Francisco
Boy Draws Out His Own Name in Gas tonia
In Gastonia North Carolina Donald Lutz was asked to see a ticket from a box in a television set. A few minutes later he was seen leaving with the box and the name appeared on a label.
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Gastonia
N.C
Donald Lutz
Er Se aSet
Eisenhower Aides Say President Suffers Digestive Upset
President Eisenhower and his physician were summoned after a digestive upset last night. White House secretary Murray Snyder said the illness is not necessarily serious and the president would remain in bed and may not report to his office until later. The episode recalls his August health remark about reelection prospects.
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Denver
Snyder
Dr. Snyder
John 8. Doud
Eisenhower
Lonardi Assumes New Job Amid Argentine Unrest
In Rosario and Buenos Aires clashes mark the first major violence since Peron’s fall. Lonardi’s army warns tougher measures and deploys reinforcements as Peronista demonstrations flare. reports say several killed and many wounded.
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Pba
Juan Peron
Aires
Rosario
Peron
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Riehard Peronistas
Revolutionary Arm
Peronistas
General Confederation of Labor
Lonardi
Petency
Coe de Mayo
Undersea Eruption Signals Mystery West of Hawaii
Navy Hydrographic Office notes puzzling undersea activity west of Hawaii with steam, sulfur, and volcanic ash sightings. Reports span Aug 1 to present from ships and planes near Honolulu and Tokyo area, suggesting possible floating volcanic pumice or unusual volcanic activity around the Pacific islands.
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Hawaii
Gordon MacDonald
Honolulu
Po MacDonald
Waikiki
Navy
Wale Island
Samedi
Senaing
Pacific
Waterman Line
Tokyo
Orion Comet
Formosa
Oral Military Air Transport
Peeweeeee
Strea Ye Au Fur
Haen
Nihhau
Alaska
MacDonald
Two Men Acquitted In Till Murder Case
In Sumner Mississippi an all white jury acquitted Roy Bryant and John Milam two white storekeepers of Emmett Till's murder. The body was found in the Tallahatchie River after a long case that galvanized the nation. The men still face charges of kidnapping Till from Leflore County where he stayed with his uncle Mose Wright.
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Sumner
Miss
Chicago
Jalil
Roy Bryant
John Milam
Emmett Louis Till
Leflore
Mose Wright
Tallahatchie County
Till’s
Tallahatchie
J. A. Shaw
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
New York
Kremlin
Greenwood
Shaw
Infant Abduction Sparks Largest California Search
Police widened a statewide hunt after a baby was stolen from Mt. Zion Hospital in San Francisco. Eyewitness reports named a furtive blond woman seen near the nursery. clues traced to San Jose and Sacramento with tips from Marin County and Atlantic City. The baby's father Dr Sanford Marcus and mother Hanna Marcus, 29, await news as hospital staff keep the infant on IV feeding.
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San Jose
Here
California
Mt. Zion Hospital
San Francisco
Sacramento
Marin County
Atlantic City
N.J
Lois Freeman
Sanford Marcus
Hanna
Marcus
Germany
Janet’s Death Toll Mounting in Barbados After Hurricane Janet
Bridgetown reports the death toll rising to 25 with fears of more casualties in the battered British West Indies. About 150 injured and 2,000 left homeless as property damage reaches five million dollars. communications hinder precise counts.
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Bridgetown
Barbados
Janet
British West Indies
Caribbean
Sugar Island
U. S. Weather Bureau
San Juan
P.R
Miami
Haiti
United States
Taranagua
Venezuela
Aruba
Curacao
Bonire
Netherlands Antilles
Grenada
St. Vincent
Christ Church
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Red Cross
Christ
Insular
Jonathan Graham
St. John's
Codrington College
Major
Leeward Islands
British Guiana
Not Really Dum
A Honolulu letter from a girl misstates her age and calls herself dumb in a faulty spelling about a 4 story she liked. She writes I am 16 not 17 and says she does not mind, though she feels foolish for the error.
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Honolulu
Tou
Tomorrow's Sunday Enterprise Preview Highlights Front Page Features
The Sunday Enterprise offers a Woman's section feature on High Point College new faculty and their families with Madeline Hoover's behind the scenes look at two home town teachers. A first graders picture feature follows and a Raleigh Central Prison look completes the variety. An Asheboro man built a million dollar shoe from 175 dollars.
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HPC
High Point College
Sunday Enterprise
Woman's
Madeline Hoover
Variety
Raleigh
Central Prison
High Point
Asheboro
North Carolina Governor Demands Federal Help After Hurricanes
Gov. Hodges angrily urged federal officials to act after three hurricanes struck North Carolina Connie Diane Ione causing about 160 million in damage including 75 million in crops. Sen. Scott and Sen. Ervin pressed for relief measures while federal aid plan reviews continued.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Free Defense
Val Peterson
Agriculture
D. M
Morse
North Carolina
Connie
Diane
Ione
Tone
Peterson
W. Kerr Scott
Scott
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Farmers Home Administration
Midwest
FHA
Washington
Sam Ervin
Ervin
L. Y. Ballentine
Raleigh-Durham
Hyde
Pamlico
Eneeers
New Bern
Eisenhower Bulganin clash over aerial inspection plan
President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Bulganin clash over mutual aerial inspection for arms reduction. Bulganin argues disarmament progress requires broader controls and atomic weapon bans, while implying U S inspection alone cannot ensure security. The exchange leaves no official White House comment.
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Bulganin
Eisenhower
Denver White House
Kremlin
U. N
New York
Geneva
Millae
Sigaat
White House
Soviet Union
Russia
Evangelist Denounces Women’s Dress During Sermon
An evangelist urged modesty in a series of meetings, accusing some women of dressing to tempt men and incite immorality. He claimed around 6,000 attendees heard the remarks last night.
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Evangelist
Truman Addresses Democrat Issues in Campaign Outlook
Former President Harry S. Truman suggested Democrats could defeat Dwight D. Eisenhower next year by attacking domestic topics like public power and farm income. He avoided endorsing a specific candidate, noting it would be unfair to discuss nominees amid the Dixon-Yates plant contract dispute.
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Little Rock
Ark
Isenhower
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Dixon-Yates
Westmomone
Arkle Valley
TVA
Memphis
Dixon-Gates
Tarranee
Disarmament Talks Stir as Bulganin Signals Flexible Stance
The United States weighs Bulganin’s conciliatory letter signaling possible Soviet openness to a broad disarmament program. Dulles urges U N backing for Eisenhower's push while noting Bulganin may seek to modify positions to address verification and atomic ban concerns. The debate centers on speed and effectiveness of aerial inspection versus full disarmament measures.
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U. N. General Assembly
Dulles
Assembly
U. N
Eisenhower
United States
U. S
Bulganin
Denver
Russia
Geneva
Bulgaria
Wau
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