Safecrackers Hit Milk Firm in Dearborn Heist
Detectives report persistent thieves knocked from a vault at La Sill Milk Co. 201 Dearborn and escaped with an undetermined cash amount. Owner Herbert Johnson says a full loss total isn’t ready yet as accounting finishes. Police note a second milk firm safecrack this week with heavy loss likely.
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la Sill Milk Co
Dearborn
Caps
Otis Waldron
Herbert Johnson
Oss
Hayy Waldron
Worthen Drug Co
la Sill
Milk Company
Johnson's
Johnson Store
la Sill Mitk Qo
Chinese Pair Win Nobel Prize in Physics
Two young Chinese American scientists, Tsung Dao Lee of Columbia University and Chen Ning Yang of the Princeton Institute for Advanced Study, win the Nobel Prize for Physics for parity violation discoveries. They share the prize worth $40,000, upsetting long held symmetry ideas in subatomic physics.
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Stockholm
Cambridge
Alexander R. Todd
Tsung Dao Lee
Columbia University
Chen Ning Yang
Princeton Institute For Advanced Study
Columbia
Belly Landing Made Safely at Los Angeles International
A United Air Lines DC-7 with 11 passengers and crew of today made a safe belly landing at Los Angeles International after circling two and a half hours with jammed landing gear. Fire foam protected the runway as emergency crews stood by. the aircraft touched down at 01:53 c.s.t. without injuries. Crew members included F. M. Nizich, M. W. Fraim, A. E. Stirrat, and G. te Franklin. all aboard deplaned safely.
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Los Angeles
United Air Lines
International Airport
C.s.t
F. M. Nizich
M. W. Fraim
A. E. Stirrat
G. Te Franklin
Ste Wardesses
Zhukov Purge Continues in Soviet Leadership Shakeup
Reports from Moscow indicate Marshal Georgi Zhukov faces removal from his Communist Party posts after his release as defense minister. An official announcement may follow, with timing uncertain. Khrushchev and party officials reportedly fault Zhukov for opposing greater Red Army control and growing too strong for the premier.
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London
Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
Communist Party
Zhukov
Nikita Khruvshchev
Central Committee
Red Army
Khrushchev
2Merov
No Hike Planned In Limit Of Debt
Treasury officials say they intend to stay within the 275 billion dollar debt ceiling barring unforeseen emergencies. They expect no drive for higher defense spending and acknowledge the margin is thin as they project the debt nearing the limit before spring tax payments ease the strain.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Spooks Will Howl At School Parties
Bill Cook reports Halloween events at 18 elementary schools across the city. Carnivals, spook parades, games, and UNICEF fund drives aim to reduce vandalism. Andrew Jackson and Douglass highlight evening activities with carnivals, plays, fortune telling, and contests led by principals and school staff.
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Durcst
Unicef
Andrew Jackson
Talloween
Douglass
Isaac Monls
Chaiwman Iin
Dunbar
Group Might Move Negroes Near Nixon Home
Augusta reports a Georgia segregation group has an option on a house near Vice President Nixon for occupancy by Negroes. Cited sources close to A A Fowler Dy head of the American resettlement foundation say the plan intends moving families, including 30 or 15 children, into an exclusive white northern neighborhood within 160 days.
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Augusta
Georgia
Nixon
Aumista Herald
A. A. Fowler Dy
American Resettlement — Foundation
Fowler
Adjutant General of
Georgia Peace Officers Convention
Herald
Wesley Heights
Carlos Gay
Towler
Money Finder Admits Hoax Publicity Stunt in Durham
Vernon L. Maynor, a Durham businessman, confessed the tale of finding 262000 in cash was a publicity gag meant to boost his name. He planted confederate bills totaling about 3 million dollars on his property, with two Negro boys aiding the fabrication, saying he planned to cash in on the interest before ending the ruse.
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Durham
N.C
Llp
Vernon L. Maynor
Maynor
Wold
Mennen Denies Labor Payoff in Senate Hearing
George Mennen, president of the Mennen Co, testifies before the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee that his firm never funded or supported anti-union actions. He notes Labor Relations Associates was hired in 1951 and 1953. committee cites Nathan Shefferman as a union-buster. Governor G. Mennen Williams would not testify, cited as having no role. discussion covers a 1951 Morristown strike led by Johnny Dio's local union group.
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Washington P
George Menen
The
Mennen Co
Nathan W. Shefferman
Senate
Monnen Co
Shefferman
Labor Relations Associates
Chicf
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Williams
Mennen
Qment Mennen
Morristown
N. J
AFL
United’ Auto Workers
Johnny Dio
Zachman
Bea Mendes
Texans Arm in Smrike Row at Lone Star Steel Plant
In Daingerfield Texas a violent strike at Lone Star Steel escalates as Rangers crack down on concealed weapons at the plant gates. A massive explosion rattled the Northeast Texas site amid a prolonged wildcat walkout that began September 21. Union officials deny unauthorized strikes while some workers carry pistols. Arrests expected as the guard and company officials enforce weapon laws and guard the gates.
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Jerry Martoy
Daingerfield
Texas
Texas Ranger
One Star Steel
Ares
Tech Industria
Iooc
Tanger Sei
Arthur Hill
James Landers
L. D. Webster
Dallas
Lone Star Steel
Galehouse
Prosecution Seeks Five Year Term in Girard Case in Japan
The Japanese court heard the U S Army specialist GI William Girard request a five year prison sentence after resting its case over the January shooting of Mrs Naka Sakai on a firing range. The defense will present a final plea on November 5 with a verdict expected by November 20.
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Japan
GI William
Girard
Illinois
Naka Sakai
Yugo Isawabu
Goldier
United States
Associa
Sabuichi Sugimoto
Clouds to Cover Area by Friday
Forecasters expect increasing cloudiness in the Lawton area through Friday night with a gradual cooldown into Saturday. A Northwest air flow could bring a slight chance of rain in the far western part of the state, but temperatures are not expected to drop significantly for several days.
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Lawton
First Salvo Fires In New Impact Area At Fort Sill
Firing begins after midnight as 280mm guns from the 682nd Field Artillery Battalion launch first shots into the newly acquired Quanah Range near Post Oak Mission land. Fires continue until 4 p.m. Friday, with targets set from Quanah Creek to Post Oak Creek and extending to the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge.
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Bill Crawford
Wester Fort Sills
Lergels
Post Oak Mission
Tang
Rocky Twins
Medicine Park
682Nd
Quanah Range
Fort Sill
692Nd
Quanah
Quanah Creek
Post Oak Creek
Wichita Mountains
Farget
Chick
Alvin Yocum
692Nd Field Artillery Battalion
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Royal Swedish Academy of Science
Bill Cook
Sugimoto
Orental
Sakai
C. Victor Nickel
Inkster
Mich
Tee Gard
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