Liz and Nicky Deny Reconciliation
NEW YORK Oct. 15 AP Screen star Elizabeth Taylor and her divorced husband Nicky Hilton met on a hotel sofa and denied reconciliation after Hilton flew in from Houston. She said they have something to settle privately and avoided romantic implications, while Hilton described the meeting as not indicating a reunion.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Nicky Hilton
Plaza
Hilton
Houston
Miss Taylor
Betsy von Furstenberg
Nicky
Liz
Associated Press
Lovett warns U S cannot rely on new atomic weapons yet
Defense Secretary Robert A. Lovett told the American Legion convention in Miami that the United States does not yet possess fantastically capable atomic weapons for a quick victory. He urged reliance on proven orthodox arms with ample trained forces until new energy weapons prove reliable and field ready.
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Fla
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United States
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American Legion Convention
Cuba Hurricane Winds Dwindling
The Caribbean hurricane approaching south Florida may be dissipating as winds and rain lessen and barometric pressure rises along Cuba's south coast. The disturbance, once 350 miles southwest of Miami, had sparked an 80 mile per hour wind alert as 30,000 American Legionnaires gathered for their national convention in Florida.
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Weather Bureau
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Americ Legionnaires
Treasury Office Head Suspended Over Serious Charges
Washington Oct 15 The Treasury suspended Dominic Vita head of the inspection division in the Newark alcohol tax unit pending a full investigation of serious charges Internal Revenue Commissioner John Dunlap announced the suspension with no details of the charges as part of a wave of actions shaking tax collection and enforcement agencies in years.
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John Dunlap
Internal Revenue
Vite
NATO Clears Way for Greece Turkey in NATO Pact
London Oct 15 The 12 NATO allies cleared the way to extend the defense pact by admitting Greece and Turkey The protocol will broaden the alliance area to cover the Mediterranean and the Dardanelles extending collective security to any member under attack Russia may protest Moscow dispatches warn of strong Kremlin reaction to Greece and Turkey joining the alliance
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Mediterranean
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Turkey
NATO
Dardanelles
Moscow
Kremihy
Peace talk urged as Truman visits Wake Forest campus
President Truman urged Russia to drop phony peace propaganda and join a disarmament effort for real peace during a ground breaking at Wake Forest College. He repeated readiness to meet the Soviet Union within the United Nations to discuss control of atomic power and armament reduction, stressing that lasting peace requires mutual restraint and collective security. The event drew about 20,000 attendees as the Baptist Institute moves to the Wake Forest site with a Reynolds family grant.
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Wake Forest College
Soviet Union
Jasper Memory
Free World
United Nations
Baptist Institute
Wake Forest
N. C
Reynolds
Bacca
Baby Born Unattended On Manhattan Street
A newborn arrived on a Manhattan sidewalk unattended as mother Mrs. Eileen Eugenia 25 failed to reach hospital with husband Anthony away at his night machinist job. She left three children aged 2 to 5 with grandmother on Second Ave near 44th St before entering the building entry. Baby and mother later reported doing fine in hospital.
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Manhattan
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Eugenia
Anthony
Second Ave
44Th St
Egypt rejects West plan for Mid-Eastern defense bloc
Cairo reports Egypt rejected a Western proposal making it a keystone in a Middle East bloc against communism. The government also revoked the 1936 Anglo-Egyptian treaty and the joint British-Egyptian Sudan rule agreement. Parliament prepared to vote on a decree naming King Farouk ruler of the Sudan as security forces faced demonstrations. The response to US France and Turkey was delivered in Paris, with France saying the defense command would proceed without Egypt.
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Canal
Fouad Serrag Eddin Pasha
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United States
France
Turkey
Paris
Reds Break Through in Korea Fronts Drive on Kumsong
Allied infantrymen push into North Korea on two fronts as UN troops seize a 4500-foot peak in the east and advance toward Kumsong in the central front. The rapid gains prompt questions whether a general Chinese defense collapse is underway or just delaying action.
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U.S
Weather outlook with low clouds and fog tonight and tomorrow
Forecasters report considerable low clouds and fog tonight and tomorrow morning, then mostly clearing by tomorrow afternoon. Temperatures show little change with variable winds around 12 to 18 mph, chiefly from the west, and winds occasionally gusty into Tuesday afternoon.
Talks Resume as U N Admits Raid in Neutral Zone
In Panmunjom, Allied and Red officers argued for three hours without progress on resuming cease fire talks. A potential meeting was set for 10 a m the next day. The U N says the Reds demand a five mile neutral zone around Kaesong while Allies propose 3000 yards. A U N raid on Kaesong Panmunjom area was acknowledged. Ridgway pledged prompt action.
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Red Wallson
Pan_munjom
Long Beach
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Kaesung
U. N
Kaesong-Panmunjom
Where to Find It Listings Fragment Highlight
An unclear clipping lists where to find content in the newspaper. Mentions Page B-1 Beath Combing Page B-4 Comics Page A-B Craftwiged A-B Obituaries Radio and television Page A-B Shipping Page 8-7 Sports Pages 77 Page B Fides tem Women’s activities Pages 8.
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Wage Board Seeks Settlement in Douglas Wright Disputes
The Wage Stabilization Board in Washington ordered a return to work at Douglas Aircraft and Wright Aeronautical plants while pursuing a settlement. About 18,000 workers are involved in CIO United Auto Workers strikes over wages and other issues. President Truman referred the case to the board, warning the strike threatens national defense and Air Force operations.
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Wright
WSB
Cio-Uaw
Dawn disturbance lands Texas couple in custody
Texas investment broker Bancroft Mitchell and his wife Levina were booked on disturbing the peace after a dawn domestic row in front of a West Los Angeles hotel. A janitor, a UC Los Angeles officer, and two police officers assisted in separating the couple and they were later arrested and to be arraigned.
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Texas
Bancroft Mitchell
Midland
Levina
Mitchell
William D. Mitchell
Patrick Dooley
University of California At Los Angeles
S. J. Williams
Slong
Williams
Infant vanished from hospital crib in Michigan City
A newborn boy named Lawrence James Lyons disappeared from a St. Anthony's Hospital nursery in Michigan City Indiana. Parents Frances and James Lyons pleaded for his safe return as police, aided by state investigators, searched hospitals and waste bins for clues.
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Frances
Michigan City
Ind
Lawrence James Lyons
Lyons
St. Anthony's Hospital
Associated Press
Frances Lyons
Indiana
Timais
Michigan
James
Marlene Lubs
Paul Wilhelm
de Itective
Ike
Arthur Menke
Miss Labs
the Inquirer
Red Rock
Okla
Vance Air Force Base
Enid
Air Force Base
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Worth
Texas
Offut
Omaha
Neb
Mine Blast Kills 10 in West Virginia Mine
Morgantown West Virginia October 15 A coal mine gas explosion killed 10 men as they were to end an overnight shift Eleven men worked the section where the blast occurred One worker Arthur Sexton 26 escaped after leaving early citing an eye injury I feel lucky to get out of there by reporters quote
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Morgantown
W. Va
UPA
Arthur Sexton
Sexton
Iran Ends Oil Talks With Britain Over Indemnities Sale
Iran’s spokesman Hossein Fatemi said negotiations with Britain on the oil dispute are closed except for indemnities and sale terms. He warned Iran will exploit its oil immediately and doubted any resumption would yield results, citing risk to the government’s revenue and possible disintegration. Fatemi noted a willingness to sell oil to customers including Pakistan India Turkey and others, while indicating no sign of goodwill from Britain.
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Britain
Iran
Security Council
Uni
Hossein Fatemi
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India
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