Dulles urges Soviet acceptance of disarmament plan
Secretary of State Dulles urged the Soviet Union to accept Eisenhower’s disarmament blueprint and reciprocal aerial inspection, addressing about 6,000 American Legion veterans at the 37th annual convention. He warned Americans will not disarm unless others do. He foresaw pressure on East Europe and noted Geneva talks with Russia, Britain, and France.
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Dulles
Russia
Eisenhower
American Legion
Lee
United States
Geneva
Soviet Union
Biscayne Bay
Dinner Key
East Germany
Europe
Austria
Hisenhower
Nixon Delays Good Will Hop to Near East
DENVER AP The White House announced postponement of Vice President Nixon s Near East trip due to President Eisenhower s illness. The move keeps Nixon in Washington for cabinet and NSC meetings while Eisenhower convalesces.
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Nixon
Good
Denver
White House
Near East
Eisenhower
India Mobilizes Aid for Flood Victims
India organizes massive flood relief as Punjab and Amritsar suffer worst floods in 60 to 70 years. Prime Minister Nehru calls it the worst in living memory while the government borrows and coordinates aid from foreign allies to help hundreds reported dead and displaced.
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Hagerty
Nixon
Eisenhower
Delhi
UPI
India
Westerle Beveernment
Ethonn
Saus Arabia
Pankey
Nsia
Ise
Ae Rave
Ae Mtedi
Punjab
Pepsi
Amriistax
Nehru
Directory of newspaper sections and page numbers
A listing of where to find various content in the issue, including Beach Combing on B-1 and Games on Sports Pages 4-12 and 13. It also notes obituaries on B-2, classifieds on B-11 to 15, and features such as Comics on A-8 and Editorial on A-10.
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Boyle
Wilson
Farmer Mahmud Firozov Claims 147rd Birthday in Azerbaijan
A Moscow radio broadcast reports Azerbaijan border farmer Mahmud Firozov celebrated his 147th birthday. He reportedly has 23 children, including a daughter said to be 120 years old.
Eisenhower Says Sunshine First Time Since Heart Attack
DENVER AP President Eisenhower enjoyed sun on the west terrace at Fitzsimons Army Hospital for the first time since his Sept heart attack. Doctors said he slept well and progress remains satisfactory though recovery time could stretch into November. A review at Lowry Air Force Base outlined four to five more weeks in hospital and uncertainty about a full return to physical activity before year’s end.
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Eisenhower
White House
West Terrace
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Colorado Rocky Mountains
Oll
Berthoud Pass
Long’s Peak
Cherry Hills Country Club
Hearm
T Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Asrong
Lowry Air Force Base
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Gettysburg
John B. Roa
Water Department
Wave Washes Pair Off Fish Boat Near San Francisco
A huge wave swept one man from a 38 foot party fishing boat and likely caused a second death near the city. The body identified as Robert Screghem, about 45, washed ashore near the city’s industrial area. Dennis Balbontin, 53, of San Francisco, was missing. Officials said the gas escaping from the oil field processing setup was wet gas containing propane and butane.
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San Francisco
Carroll
Coast
Robert Screghem
Eail
Dennis J. Balbontin
Sanser Gypsum
Water Francisco
St. Ik
Fire erupts from gas main on Ontario and Broadway
A gas main break released flames up to 50 feet high and crossing half the street at Ontario Ave and Broadway in Harbor area. Firemen battled for 20 minutes to extinguish the blaze. Fireman Walter Jensen of Rose Ave was singed. phone lines at the intersection burned. No structures caught fire as vehicles were moved and communication lines cut in the adjoining industrial area.
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Ontario Ave
Broadway
Harbor District
Chuck Sundquist
Fie
Harbor
Walter Jensen
Rose Ave
Lost boy found after 11 hour Teaneck search
Six year old Alan Herrman, missing since Sunday, emerged from a bush near his home and said he hid to avoid being arrested for coming home late. Civil defense workers, police and firemen conducted a seven hour search with searchlights.
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Teaneck
N. J. Uma
Alan Herrman
Joseph Herrman
Hitler Really Dead, Freed Valet Relates Hitler Really Dead
Heinz Linge, Hitler’s valet, says in a Soviet interview that Adolf Hitler shot himself and Eva Braun poison as a gasoline fire burned their bodies in the Berlin bunker in 1945. He describes carrying Hitler’s body and pouring gasoline, with 10 staff watching outside the Fuehrer’s air raid shelter.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Hitler
Fuehrer
Heinz Linge
Soviet Union
Eva Brath
Linge
Eva
Otto Guensche
Tokyo Girds for Blow by Typhoon
Typhoon Nora barrels toward Tokyo as 100 mile per hour winds and heavy rain lash the region. Forecasters warn the storm could hit the capital or pass tangentially, with warnings incomplete as officials track its path. Kyushu and Hokkaido still recover from the earlier Nora impact.
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Ater
Linge
Tokyo
Nora
Heinrich
Bauer
Toter
Reichsbenk
Japan
Kyushu
Hokkaido
Honshu
Sye 'Pheon Louise
Stock Mart Has Another Sinking Spell
New York stocks suffered another sharp decline as the market reeled from news of President Eisenhower’s heart attack. Key names fell with U S Steel, General Motors, Kennecott Copper and Bethlehem Steel among notable losses. the tape lag extended briefly and daily volume reached about 3 million shares.
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New York
Eisenhower
U. S. Steel
General Mo
Strike Called by California Phone Union
In San Francisco AP report says Pacific Telephone workers in Northern California and Nevada launched a strike at 6 am after negotiations deadlocked at 1 30 am The CIO Communications Workers of America represents about 10 000 operators and 7 600 maintenance workers The walkout affects about two million telephones though most are dial units Local service in dial areas may continue and news wire radio and TV operations should not be affected The union says more locals will join and cites a demand for a 3 50 weekly across the board raise
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San Francisco
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
California
Nevada
Pt&t
CIO Communications Workers of America
United Brotherhood of Telephone Workers
Weather Update Forecast Night Fog and Morning Drizzle
Night and morning low clouds and fog with early morning drizzle. Tuesday brings hazy afternoon sunshine as conditions improve.
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Leroy Collins
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Monogram Ave
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John D. Jr
California Highway Patrol
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Rose Matie
Jerry
Northridge
Danny Guglielmi
Glenn Miller Colls
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Guglielmis
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Guglelmi
Guglielmi
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A. L. Monroe
Stock Mart
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