Polls and security clash as four youths rounded up near hospital room
In Washington four Virginia youths were arrested outside Oscar Collazo's hospital room after wandering the area seeking a way out. Secret service agents intervened amid a furor over the incident, as campaign coverage focused on national and local races and the approaching election.
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Korea
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Collazo
Virginia
Tibet's Priests Still Hold Lhasa After Probe
Indian and Tibetan sources cited by Dr Sinha say Buddhist priests maintain control of Lhasa, refuting rumors that the boy ruler and regent fled as Chinese forces advance. Reports describe Red columns near Nagchu Dzong and near Garlok, with further columns moving toward Sinkiang and Kashmir routes. Government radio broadcast details, while Dr. Sinha noted other forces not mentioned in his past briefing.
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Identical Hats Cool Atmosphere at A Cocktail Party
Mrs. Perle Mesta and Madame Bonnet attended a Washington cocktail party wearing identical elephant gray hats decorated with shell pearls and sequin dotted veils. Both spoke briefly at the event.
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Madame Bonnet
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U. S
Luxembourg
Not Tax Measure Educators Urge Amendment No 1
Educators and civic leaders in Jefferson City urged passage of Amendment No 1 to change school levy voting from two thirds to a majority. W Benson Wood and others cited Missouri’s need for better education and majority rule for school funding, with endorsements from PTA FTA and state officials.
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FTA
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Jack M. Wilson
Convict Flees With Warden’s Belongings From Pen
Warren Howlett, 28, serving a three year sentence for burglary, identified by Highway Patrol as the convict who fled yesterday from a Missouri state penitentiary with the warden Ralph Eidson’s money and clothes. The warden was missing $32 and some clothing.
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Warren Howlett
Dewey Plans 18Hour Talking Fest for ReElection
NEW YORK Nov 6 AP Gov Thomas E Dewey launched an 18 hour radio television blitz to aid his bid for reelection. He began at WOR TV headquarters and spoke for the marathon session until midafternoon CST. A corps of Republican volunteers handled questions by telephone as Dewey answered live. Mobile TV units were used to address street corner queries from citizens and voters.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Stallion Wor-Tv
Dewey
Missouri Failing in Matching Road Funds
Missouri held nearly 25 million dollars in federal aid highway funds from 1944 and 1948 acts that went unused, says Carl W. Brown chief highway engineer. He warns Missouri falls behind as funds arrive. Congress set 14 million under the 1950 act to become available July 1 1951 and apportionment is rising, but at current matching rate Missouri’s highway program lags behind. More than 625000 U.S. residents die annually from heart disease across 20 distinct types.
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Tibetan Delegation Abandons Talks for Heiping Visit
Developments in Lhasa show the five man Tibetan government delegation in India has abandoned plans to travel to Heiping for further talks with the Chinese Communists. The Tibetan National Assembly has met since the invasion began, with reports noting Chinese forces bypassed Chamdo to seize Lotfungchung and Chamdo to secure supply lines, while an Indian report cited 4,000 Chinese casualties from Peiping radio.
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Peiping
Gas Stove Fumes Fatal in Parsons Home
A 65-year-old man Leonard J. Bailey was found asphyxiated and Mrs Ida Lamb age 60 in a Parsons Kansas home yesterday. They were found by Mrs Lambs son Dr J D Pace Labette county coroner said a gas stove in the Lamb residence was turned so high.
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Leonard J. Bailey
Ida Lamb
Parsons
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