Trieste settlement ends long Italy Yugoslavia feud
Italy and Yugoslavia signed a plan dividing the Trieste free territory, ending a nine year dispute. The accord, backed by the United States and Britain, allows withdrawal of 3,000 American and 2,000 British troops and sets Zone A for Italy and Zone B for Yugoslavia with a free port of Trieste serving multiple nations.
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Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
United States
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Manlio Brosia
Yougoslav
Vladimir Velebit
U.S
Austria
Llewellyn Thompson
Geoffrey W. Harrison
Thompson
Harrison
Washington
Dulles
Europe
Zone B
Zone A
Greece
Turkey
Itialian
Newsman Rescues Man Threatening Jump From Nashville Bridge
Nashville Tennessean reporter John Seigenthaler wrestled 55 year old Gene Bradford Williams back from a 100 foot fall from a downtown bridge over the Cumberland River after 40 minutes of questions and a tense stand off. Williams had written his son letters and complained of unemployment and exile from relatives before declaring intent to jump. he was later jailed on a lunacy warrant. Seigenthaler had previously saved a man in a prior incident, but that case involved a missing person later found alive.
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Cumberland River
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Solon
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Bill Maples
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2nd Division to Land in Seattle Thursday
A 2nd Division unit with 1,059 men and officers and 3,418 total American troops will arrive Thursday aboard the Navy transport Marine Phoenix. A civic welcome and parade through Seattle are planned. The division, much rebuilt since Korea, will be stationed again at Fort Lewis after earlier actions in Morea.
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DiMaggio Divorces Monroe Filed in Santa Monica Court
Hollywood AP Marilyn Monroe filed for divorce from Joe DiMaggio in Santa Monica Superior Court asserting mental anguish and no fault by the plaintiff. The couple wed January 14 1954 in San Francisco and separated September 27 before DiMaggio left to cover the World Series. There are no children or community property and both are self supporting.
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Jerry Gieslex
Beverly Hills
Norris Jean Di-Maggio
Joseph Paul Di-Maggio
San Francisco
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Miss Monroe
Railway Conductors Order Pullman Strike Hits Nation
Cedar Rapids Iowa reports union leaders announced a nationwide Pullman strike set for Oct 19 affecting about 1600 conductors. President R O Hughes in Chicago stated the walkout excludes hospital troop trains and seeks a five cent hourly raise and a third week of vacation.
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Iowa
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R. O. Hughes
Chicago
Boy Admits to 100000 Bridge Fire in Norwalk
A 13-year-old boy confessed to sheriff's deputies that he started a $100,000 fire that destroyed the Rivera bridge over the San Gabriel River in Norwalk. He also admitted setting 12 brush fires in Los Nietos area in three months. He was booked on felonious burning and turned to juvenile authorities.
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Don Saulsbury
Woman Balloonist dies in record attempt off Danish coast
Paulette Weber, a 54 year old French balloonist, tried to recapture the world endurance record for women. Her balloon fell into the North Sea about 10 miles off the Danish coast and she was killed. Her body was found Monday night in the wreckage. She sought to beat the record of 22 hours 30 minutes set recently by a Russian woman.
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Paulette Weber
North Sea
Fifth Attack Targets L B Man Carl Jennings
Carl Jennings, 79, a pensioner near Chestnut Ave, says a fifth assault occurred as two men in Navy uniforms knocked him unconscious during a Monday night robbery attempt. He bears a deep scalp laceration and skinned knuckles, recalling earlier incidents and his wish not to be a troublemaker.
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GOP Leaders to Meet Friday in Denver Conference
President Eisenhower called for a Friday Denver meeting with House and Senate Republican leaders to discuss political strategy and the international situation. The White House said the session with the President and Vice President Nixon precedes a nationwide telecast pep talk for Republican precinct workers. The NSC policy staff will also meet in Denver in what was called a routine gathering with no emergency cited.
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Night and Early Morning Cloudy Flow With Fog
A weather brief notes night and early morning conditions with flow clouds or fog and little temperature change.
UCLA ROTC Loyalty Oath Balkers Drill On Campus
A special UCLA ROTC unit of 21 students who refused unqualified loyalty statements will continue to drill on campus. Of them 5 refused to sign loyalty certificates and 16 signed on a qualified basis. They will train in civilian clothes and not receive military credit though still meeting graduation requirements. There are about 2100 ROTC students at UCLA. Certificates become required for the first time this fall at colleges receiving ROTC funding. The 16 who signed on a qualified basis cited prior ties to some of 250 organizations listed by the attorney general as subversive. Identification of the students must come from Sixth Army HQ in San Francisco or ROTC HQ in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Norwalk Boy Dies Under Car Wheels
A Norwalk boy named Denny Bass, age 12, was killed when struck by a car driven by Ernest M. Rivera in Norwalk near Leffingwell Road and Benfield Avenue. Witnesses said the boy darted across the road and fell under the wheels. Rivera was not held after the incident.
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Rivere
Clarence Bass
Norway
Rivera
Navy to authorize first atomic carrier go ahead
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson said the Defense Department may authorize a preliminary go ahead for the world’s first atomic carrier as the Navy plans to pair powered aircraft with atomic submarines. He spoke to reporters returning from Denver Monday.
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Navy
Cutter Aids Two Shipwrecked Men Near Sea Otter Wreck
The Coast Guard said a cutter would attempt rescue of two men stranded on a sand bar in Morro Bay near the wreckage of their 40 foot fishing boat Sea Otter.
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Coast Guard
Morrow Bay
Priest Battles Two Buck Deer in Tahoe Retreat
Father Edward O Reilly Cassidy 46 ex dock worker and assistant pastor at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church reports a weekend retreat at Glenbrook Inn near Lake Tahoe ended with a wild encounter. He says two large bucks charged him slashing his chest but he managed to hold the antlers and immobilize them until assistance arrived, then escaped into the woods. He reflects that a decade ago he would have broken the buck's neck.
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Edward O'Reilly Cassidy
Father Cassidy
St. Joan of Arc's Catholic Church
Glenbrook Inn
Lake Tahoe
East Coast
Big Buck
Union Asking Back Wages for One Year
Port of New York operations falter as a longshoremen strike expands to include tugboats and other harbor work. ILA leader predicts potential strikes in other ports while waterborne picket lines block ferries and freighters.Federal mediator schedules talks to resolve retroactive wage demand amid new waterfront corruption probe by the Waterfront Commission.
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William V. Bradley
Striking International Longshoremen's Assn
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ILA
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Steamship Company
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New York Shipping Assn
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Navy Mother Kills 2 Toddlers in Honolulu Tragedy
Navy police report a young Navy officer's wife stabbed to death two of her children, critically wounded another, then attempted suicide with an ice pick at Fort Island Naval Air Station Pearl Harbor. Lt. Eugene Labadie, husband and radar intelligence officer, was on duty. the mother Elizabeth Labadie, 29, is gravely ill. Several neighbors had warned of her nervous condition. earlier reports varied on which child died or survived.
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14Th Naval District
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Labadie
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Fort Island Naval Air Station
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Tripler General Hospital
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