Ike Confident Unified Armed Forces Can Lick the World
Eisenhower told Congress that armed services unification will work from this moment, urging calm and patience amid interservice disputes. He noted setbacks are normal in unification and urged cooperation among Army Navy and Marines while dismissing fears of domination by any one service.
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Police device lets churchgoers hear sermons over calls
An Atlantic Beach church installed per pew receivers to hear services via police calls. Ralph Grave explained the hearing aids function as receivers enhancing the sermon delivery. The system transmits police calls from Beach authorities during the First United Presbyterian Church service.
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Deficit Must Be Met Heavy Levy Is Only Way
President Truman signaled a tax hike at the next Congress session to cover a large deficit. He blamed the deficit on the Republican 30th Congress and said no other clear remedy exists. He noted fixed obligations drive a substantial portion of the budget and foresees tax revision if needed. Officials indicated hearings on a tax bill would begin after Congress reconvenes.
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Auto Shutdowns Loom in Wake of Coal and Steel Strikes
Pittsburgh reports major auto producers plan cutbacks as twin coal and steel strikes drag on. About a million workers idle and weekly wages loss around 58.6 million. Government intervention seen as possible. Ford General Motors Chrysler expect shutdowns by mid November. some GM plants may cut to four days by Oct. 3.
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Car Kills Torrance Boy Playing in Yard
A Torrance boy named James Reynolds, aged nearly two, was killed when a car ran into his yard on the eve of his birthday. The driver, 17 year old Valerio Queseda, and Gordon Reynolds, 4, were in the car’s rear seat at the time. Both occupants said they looked for the child before driving from the yard.
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Cold snap chills Southern California October day
The region recorded a 44 degree low in Long Beach, with Big Bear at 10 degrees and Lake Arrowhead 22. Frost touched northeast Los Angeles area. Beaumont hit 30, San Bernardino 36, Riverside 38, and downtown Los Angeles 46 as citrus growers used smudge pots to guard fruit. Big Bear reported four inches of snow as winter-like conditions persisted.
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Girl 15 Confesses Stabbing Mother in Oakland Row
Oakland Oct. 20 A 15 year old high school girl confessed stabbing her mother Celeste Morrow 41 to death during an argument over boyfriends Deputy District Attorney Folger Emerson said she sobbed out a tale of a loveless home with a drunken mother She gave a dramatic account of coming home with a boyfriend and stabbing her mother in the back near the kitchen as the father Walter Morrow was en route to the Orient on the President Wilson An axe orcs knife was found near the body Police said
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Danish Vessel Believed Sunk With Ten Aboard
The Coast Guard said the Danish fishing boat Elsa likely sank after leaving Greenland Oct 10 with ten crew. Storms across the North Atlantic damaged ships, with Commodore Ford guiding the Queen Elizabeth into New York 12 hours late.
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Steel strike to hit coast auto plants
Los Angeles reports a steel strike may cause layoffs at about 10,000 workers in the area. General Motors plans a four day week starting October at its South Gate plant, while Ford in Detroit warns of possible closures on November 11, jeopardizing Los Angeles plants.
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Yugoslavia Wins Seat on U.N. Security Council
Yugoslavia gains a two year seat on the United Nations Security Council defeating Czechoslovakia by 39 to 19 on the second ballot in a secret vote. The United States backed Yugoslavia while Vishinsky criticized the election as a violation of the UN charter.
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Air Born Heir Meets His Dad in Flight Neonatal Reunion
SHANNON Ireland Oct 20 1962 Air Force Sergeant James C Parker of Alderson West Virginia welcomed his newborn son Miodrag born Monday aboard an American Overseas Airlines plane at 29 000 feet over the Atlantic Darinka his Yugoslav born wife cried with joy as Parker held their son who weighs four and a half pounds Parker said the baby could become a good airline pilot The couple had not seen each other for five months and decided to name the son Miodrag meaning Darling Foster support from Northern Ireland official E J Rogers offered to cover half the cost of college education and act as a foster parent for the boy.
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Congress leaves much work done-Page A-2
A brief notice lists multiple sections and page references across the newspaper, including politics, bridges, classifieds, comics, editorial, financials, sports, theaters, tides, and women’s activities, indicating a comprehensive daily issue with varied content.
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Argentine Meat Workers Idle in Mass Work Stoppages
About 100,000 meat workers in Argentina planned a series of work stoppages today in the sugar industry related strikes harassing President Juan D Peron’s pro labor government. Readings from Buenos Aires dated October 20. The move signals broad labor unrest under the Peron administration.
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