Dean Warns Aggressors U S Has Territory Blot Out Threat
Gordon Dean, head of the Atomic Energy Commission, told a USC founder’s day audience that the United States possesses atomic weapons capable of cancelling any enemy numeric advantage on the battlefield. He said the U S should consider using them if justified by military needs and warned against underestimating strategic retaliation. The remarks outlined a shift toward tactical atomic power and broader concepts of atomic warfare.
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Los Angeles
Gordon Dean
U. S
United States
Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
University of Southern California
Tean
Russia
Narcotic Slaying Probe May Call Babs Payton
Federal sources disclosed a revived inquiry into the narcotics informer's slaying may subpoena Barbara Payton. The actress, once linked to Franchot Tone, was named in connection with the case though officials would not confirm. The probe involves the Davidian killing and testimony from witnesses tied to a million-dollar narcotics ring.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Payton
Franchot Tone
Tom Neal
Miss Payton
Mia Anan Cane Haat
Tamarey
Abe Davidian
Davidian
Stanley W. Adams
Inverness
Calif
Adams
Don Cougar
Pavidian
Sunset Blvd
Cougar
U.S
Ernest Tolin
FBI
Todin
Edward Collins
Fort Worth
Texas
Collins
Tolin
Huge Arms Budget Approved by House
The House passed a compromise 56,937,808,020 defense budget bill, lifting total available defense funds this year to about 94,000,000,060. Key allocations include Army 19,383,032,030 Navy 15,877,891,000 Air Force 20,642,785,000 and Defense Secretary office 529,100,000.
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Washington
House
Senate
Rep. Mahon
Texas
Appropriations Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Defense Department
Mahon
United States
Swiss Pilots Land Plane on Mont Blanc Edge
Georges Zehr and Jean Darmstaedter, newspapermen from La Chaux-de-Fonds, landed a Piper Cub near Mont Blanc summit at about 14 000 feet. A gust toppled their plane at the precipice edge as officials debated a replacement propeller. They aimed for a 1 000 000 fire prize from an Italian liqueur maker, hoping to repeat a historic stunt last done in 1921.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Mont Blanc
Alps
Georges Zehr
Jean P. Darmsteedter
la Chaux-de-Fonds
Axi
Zehr and
Dramstaedier
Francois Durafour
Caudron
Lindy Purse Seiner Sinks Off California Coast
Coast Guard reports all 11 crewmen aboard the purse seiner Lindy, out of San Pedro, were saved after the vessel was hit by a booming surf a mile and a half northwest of Point Hueneme at 6 this morning. Nine were taken aboard Sea Scout and two swam ashore. Lindy breaking up with two still aboard. Lindy owned by Dusan Gorgas of San Pedro. Coast Guard cutters from Santa Barbara and an amphibious plane from San Diego aided, Navy sent a craft to scene.
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Lindy
San Pedro
Point Hueneme
Coast Guard
Sea Scout
Coast
Six Killed in Southern Isle Shipwreck off Norfolk
NORFOLK VA Oct 5 The cargo ship Southern Isle broke in half and sank in a nor’easter with iron ore aboard. At least six crewmen died and 12 were missing from the 24 aboard. Six survivors were treated on two passing ships, and five bodies were recovered. Captain George S Sadier of Norfolk was among the missing. Rescue was hampered by high seas from the week’s hurricane aftermath. The Charlotte Lykes reached the scene first and relayed word of the wreck.
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Norfolk
Southern Isle
Atlantic
Vicetim
Charlotte Lykes
George S. Sadier
Atlantic Sealboard
190Th
Figueroa
Sts
Wilmington
Jeck Ce UL Lykes
Berit Haglers
Sage
Abraham Lincoln
P. M. Scott
Coast Guard
Los Angeles
Mid- Atlantic
220Th
Figueroa General
Miss. Hagfors
Beldayar Amavisca
Santa Cruz St
San Pedro
John Dillon
Hawaiian Ave
Ralph Palumba
Catskill Ave
San Pedro City
OPS Alleges Plot on Meat Quotas
Washington October 5. The Office of Price Stabilization released pictures of a National Independent Meat Packers Association bulletin calling for defeat of meat slaughter quotas as a possible way to wipe out price control. The document dated October 2 from NIMPA Washington addressed to members was signed by Wilbur La Rue Jr. and forwarded to OPS director DiSalle. The one page note urged defeating quotas to end price control.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization Today
National Independent Meat Packers Association
Michael V. di Salle
NIMPA
Association
Wilbur la Rue,Jr
DiSalle
di Salle
Atomic Workers Strike at Schenectady GE Lab Ends
CIO Local 301 members from the International Union of Electrical Workers struck the Knolls atomic power laboratory near Schenectady for three hours over local grievances. They returned to work after approving the national contract between IVE and General Electric, which raises minimum wage by 34 cents an hour for 70 000 IVE workers and benefits, affecting GE plants nationwide including 137 000 hourly workers.
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Schenectady
CIO
Knolls Atomic
IVE
General Electric
TV repairman theft reported in grand bunco case
Mrs Charlotte M Shields of 4413 Walnut Ave says a man posing as a TV repair expert took her set to complete repairs. The suspect was not accredited, and police filed a grand theft bunco report after the incident on Wednesday and the next day.
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Charlotte M. Shields
Walnut Ave
Weather outlook with fog patches and warmth
Clear tonight and Saturday with scattered early morning fog. Warmer tomorrow afternoon, high near 87 degrees, and dry conditions expected through the period.
Classifieds and notices listing page references
A compact register of where each section appears in the issue including Beach Combing Bridge Editorial Obituaries and Sports pages with page numbers and section codes across A and B series. The list guides readers to specific content like comics crossword radio and shipping tables.
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Boyle
Frontline drive pushes Reds south as UN troops advance
On Oct 5 at Korea's west front, 100,000 United Nations troops pressed the Communist lines. Reds abandoned some hills and offered only stern rear guards while Allied jets racked up a record day of air battles. U N units, including the Third Division, captured hills near Yonchon as fighting for Heartbreak Ridge intensified and talks remained stagnant.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
U. N
Kos
Fifth Air Force
Heartbreak Ridge
Matthew B. Ridgway
No-Man's Land
U. S
U.S. First Cavalry
Yonchon
Yonckhon
Lopat Beats Jansen 3-1 to Tie World Series
Yankees edge Giants 3-1 as Eddie Lopat limits to five hits at Yankee Stadium. Gil McDougald, Joe Collins homer, Lopat adds RBI in eighth. Giants load bases in seventh but fail to score as Leo Durocher’s club falls 2-1 lead and series heads to Polo Grounds. Monte Irvin continues hot hitting in the series.
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New York
Eddie Lopat
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Yankee Stadium
Gil McDougald
Larry Jansen
Yankees
Joe Collins
Lopat
George Spencer
Giants
Monte Irvin
Whitey Lockman
Wes Westrum
Billy Rigney
Invin
Ray Noble
Leo Durocher
Yogi Berra
Jim Collins
Bobby Brown
Jansen
Spencer
Harlem River
Paro Grounds
Box Score Continued From Page A-6
Totals show New York N 3 runs 7 hits 0 errors while New York A 3 runs 8 hits 1 error with Collins homering and RBI by McDougal and Lopat. Jansen allowed 5, Thompson 1, winner Lopat. Plate notes and fielding positions listed. Receipts amounting to 410 215 91 appear in the end.
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Brown
New York
Lockman
RBI
McDougal
Collins
Rigney
Lopat
Hr—Collins
Irvin
Dark
Stanky
Dleft
Bill Summers
Art Gore
John Stevens
Get
Nahoa Stanky
Thomson
Lothman
Westrum
Ion Wschonz
Hurtung
Bauer
Ia Rizzuto
McDougald
Topai
Acre
Warren moves to aid public access to news
Sacramento dispatch reports Gov Warren asked the Attorney General to review whether state officials may withhold reports from the press. If no law protects, he wants the information released to the public. The Public Health Department faces questions over access to a Sonoma County Hospital investigation report and hospital information laws.
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Sacramento
Public Health Department
Sonoma County
MacArthur
San Francisco
Malcolm H. Merrill
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