Eisenhower Leaves on Parley and Congress Sessions
President Eisenhower announced plan to attend a NATO council meeting in Paris in mid December to bolster free world security. He will first hold his annual bipartisan session with congressional leaders, stressing responsibility for foreign policy. He expressed puzzlement over Zhukov’s removal as defense minister and noted improvements in Little Rock school integration while federal troops may be withdrawn.
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Washington
Eisenhower
NATO Council
Pariz
Russia
Georgi Zhukov
Alsa
Little Rock
Ark
Marathon Runner in Rain Flashes Auto Torch in Chase
Deputies spied a man running with a flare on Lakewood Elva at night and pursued him after a quick vehicle code check showed no violation. The figure wore AAU gear, refused ID, and fled through the city before officers halted the chase.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Lakewood Elva
Furmer
Boliflower
AAU
Army Accuses Spy Witness Rhodes Charged In Court Martial
Army charges Roy Adair Rhodes, a government witness in Rudolph Abel’s spy trial, with conspiracy to violate espionage laws and signing an official document while concealing prior associations with Soviet agents. If convicted, penalties could include life imprisonment, forfeiture of pay, and a dishonorable discharge. Rhodes, 40, testified he sold information to the Russians while at the U S Embassy in Moscow and earned 2500 to 3000 dollars. Abel was convicted and faces possible death.
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Washington
M/Set
Roy Adair Rhodes
Rudolph Abel
Army
Ene
Rhodes
Abel
New York
U.S
Moscow
Weather Notes and Odd Dossier Tale From Nighttime Page
The item mentions a weather forecast for witches and a vague note about Abella cloudburst holding a dossier on someone under the code name Quebec. It hints at Trick or Treat night with expectations of significant trickle and social activity while weather remains a factor.
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Weather Bureau
Abella Cloudburst
Quebec
Shelley says Katz pulled gun in 1946 incident
Rep John F Shelley testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that Michael Katz, a burly witness, pulled a gun on him in 1946. Shelley, a labor leader, said Katz denied threatening him or others as Shelley returned to head the San Francisco Central Labor Council after an unsuccessful bid for lieutenant governor. He alleged Katz and allies used a special organizing committee to intimidate employers and union members.
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Washington
John F. Shelley
Calif
Senate Rackets Committee
Michael Katz
Shelley
San Francisco Central Labor Council
California
Katz
UO as Val Aa GO SLOW with new drugs and surgery
Army scientists push to recruit Pvt Ernest Shult after a sudden heart episode. Eisen-Rower’s consultant warns about new drugs and surgical procedures for coronary heart trouble. Page D-2 and A-15 reference.
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Eisen- Rower
Pagel A-15
Pvt
Ernest Shult
Brain death ends ex Senator Welker’s life
Washington United Press reports former Idaho Senator Herman Welker died Wednesday night at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center in suburban Maryland after brain illness. He had been hospitalized since October 16 with surgery to relieve brain pressure and another operation the day before his death. Welker, a right wing Republican, had replaced Democrat Glen Taylor in the Senate in 1951.
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Washington
Herman Welker
National Institute of Health Clinical Center
Maryland
Idaho
Welker
Glen Taylor
Senate
Taylor
Prim Mary
Sen
D. Worth
Long Beach Citizens Urged to Pressure Legislature on Subsidence
The L.A.C. argues residents are eager to act on subsidence threats to the local economy and safety. It urges keeping informed and pressuring officials, saying presenting to the State Legislature is the most vital immediate program to obtain legislation.
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Long Beach
Answrer
Sidte
Gaillard Aims to Form New French Government
Felix Gaillard a 37 year old finance expert advanced elastic austerity measures to save France from bankruptcy and announced Wednesday night he would try to form a new French government.
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Felix Gaillard
France
Wrangle on Prices Continues in Local Fisheries
Half of the sardine and mackerel fleet sails after a union meeting while a price dispute persists. ILWU Local 33 eased pickets to allow Seine and Line Fishermen's Union vessels to depart, with prices at dispute but initial offers around 85 a ton for sardines and 55 for mackerel.
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International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
Fishermen's Local 33
ILWU
U. S. Fish & Wildlife Service
James Monroe
Membership Rights and Protective Committee
Seine and Line
John Calise
Ares
Ilwu Union
Rain Expected for Halloween in Long Beach
Goblins and spooks may get a little rain during trick or treat visits today. Rain measured around .02 inch in downtown Long Beach by 10 p.m. Wednesday and was expected to fall intermittently without a full storm disrupting activities.
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Long Beach
S. Weather Bureau
Pat Brown Declares Run For California Governor
Attorney General Edmund G. Brown, age 52, announced in Los Angeles that he will seek the Democratic nomination for California governor in 1958 and cross-file for the Republican renomination. He blasted both major Republicans and said the party elite may force Knight from the primary. Brown refused to say which opponent he fears more and stated he would not seek a 1960 presidential or vice presidential bid.
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California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Malcolm Epley
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Goodwin J. Knight
William F. Snowed
Knight
Knights
U. S
Browe
Knowland
Tome
Solons Urge Board Scan Todd Ship Bid
California's senators urged the Federal Maritime Board to consider a multi million dollar Todd Shipyards San Pedro bid for seven C 3 cargo vessels. The plan would boost Todd yard employment by about 100 percent if two ships are built, with the state paying part of the difference in ship costs under a federal program. The letter notes shipyard distress in California and asks for a tax exemption to Todd to help them meet a Chester Pa bid.
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California
Federal Maritime Board
Todd A Shipyards
San Pedro
Moors-Mc-Cormack Lines
Sun Shipbuild
Kubride
Iny Corp
Chester
Todd
Part
Burton Chace
Califor Asia
Jess
Seventh Fleet
Western Pacific
Russia
Burke
Clarence
G. Morse
Federal Maritime Boards
William F. Khowland
Thomas H. Kuchel
Rust Todd
U S Admiral says US could wipe out Russia in war
Washington reports Admiral Alleigh Burke warned that the United States could wipe out Russia if a general war starts. He cautioned rapid, decisive action and noted the cost of foreign built ships while stressing readiness. He named Syria, Thailand, Philippines, Japan, Vietnam as potential trouble spots and predicted moves in several areas like Haiti or Algeria but not simultaneously.
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Pearl Harbor
Alleigh A. Burke
United States
Russia
Burke
Wawall
U. S
Syria
Thailand
Philippines
Japan
Vietnam
Haiti
Guatesmala
Algeria
South Africa
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Robert Hart Jr
David Fedrick
National Jewish Hospital
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Merman Welker
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Clark
L.A.C
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Bob Wells
Brown and Wife
Pat Brown
iCent
Solons
Killbride
Robert E. Lee
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