Mossadegh Rested Ready for U N Plea
Iran's Premier Mossadegh, resting after tests, prepares to address the United Nations Security Council as mediation efforts over the Anglo Iranian oil dispute press for dialogue. Iran opposes formal council action while Britain backs a resolution urging renewed talks and postponement of nationalization steps.
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Iran
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Trygve Lie
Mohammed Mossadegh
New York
Lie
Ernest Gross
U. S
Gladwyn Webb
Mossadegh
Council
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Curb on Tax Politics Urged
Senator Wiley urged placing IRS collectors under civil service to end political fixing in tax collection. He cited reports of fixing tax assessments and fixing DOJ prosecutions with alleged Democratic National Committee contacts. A House subcommittee probes indictments dismissals and resignations in cities including St Louis New York Boston and San Francisco. James P Finnegan former Saint Louis collector was noted in the latest development.
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R.-Wis
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Democratic National Committee
Internal Revenue Bureau
House
Jobs for the Elderly Is Topic for Parley
In Sacramento Gov Warren convened a two day meeting inviting about 4000 Californians to discuss aging issues. Topics include mandatory retirement ages, retraining for older workers, and community leisure support. Officials note longer lives raise costs and that older people want work to stay independent. Pensions total about 8.9 million dollars monthly for 270000 seniors over 65, with 1.25 million expected by 1960.
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Charles
Schottland
Sehettland
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Frank ¥. Tallman
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James G. Bryant
Tactical Air Boost Slated By Air Chief Vandenberg
General Hoyt Vandenberg announced a planned Air Force buildup to about 1140 wings focusing on tactical units to support ground forces in western Europe. He noted expansion awaits White House and Congressional approval, with more bases possibly needed in the U.S. and overseas as the wing structure grows and jet aircraft replace piston engines.
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Storm Threat Looms as Legion Gathers in Miami
Miami October 13 A tropical storm risk looms as thousands of American Legion members arrive for the national convention. Forecasters warn a storm may not form, but memory of the 1948 deluge that ruined bands’ uniforms and instruments lingers. Despite gray skies, crowds cheer as music units prepare for contests and a long parade led by drum and bugle corps.
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Demo Leader Sees Quick Adjournment
Senator McFarland of Arizona said Congress aims to wind up the long session next week with few major bills left. He noted only the Senate House tax bill compromise and appropriations remain, while many measures will be cleared or carried over to the January session. The report highlights peacetime appropriations records and ongoing defense and foreign aid bills with final actions anticipated.
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Atomic weapons to be used in Korea debated in Washington
ICT Rep. Overton Bro, in an interview with the New Orleans Item, says authorities in Washington are seriously considering using atomic weapons in Korea if trace talks fail. He notes growing sentiment to use all we have, and argues public opinion will demand action to save lives. He predicts openness of atomic energy committee proceedings.
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Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Father Slays Self on Grave of Son
JEFFERSON CITY MO Oct 13 UP A grief stricken father was found fatally wounded on the grave of his young son The son four year old James Erhart died in a tractor accident almost a year ago to the hour The father Lester Erhart 34 died in the hospital victim of a 22 caliber rifle bullet through the heart Cole County Coroner J T Leslie Jr said it was death by own action Echatt is survived by his widow and three daughters
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Lester Erhart
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Echatt
Wedding of the Year in Mayfair Society
The Marquis of Blandford, heir to the Duke of Marlborough, is to wed Miss Susan Horby in St Margaret s Church London on Friday. The couple are part of Mayfair society with ties to Princess Margaret. the groom is known as Sunny and will inherit Blenheim Palace.
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