Italy Delays Move Into Trieste Trouble Zone
The Italian defense ministry delays sending troops into Zone A of Trieste until the United States and Britain set a withdrawal date for their forces. Tito threatens occupation if Zone A is handed over and Italian and Yugoslav positions loom large as diplomats seek a peaceful solution. Senate leaders Wiley and Sparkman urge high diplomacy to avert war while Washington and London plan troop withdrawals.
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Italian Defense Ministry
Trieste
Italy
Marshal Tito
Rome
John Winterton
Tito
Zone A
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Yugoslavia
Wiley
Sen
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sparkman
Adriatic
Troops Question Draws Gruenther Warning on Europe
Gen Alfred Gruenther refused to confirm a withdrawal of American ground troops from Western Europe for our generation while predicting no war due to strength of the free world. He urged continued defenses and air power gains, noting anti Americanism could be a danger but magnified out of proportion.
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International News Service
Ashington
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
North Atlantic Defense Organization
Gruenther
U. S
Eisenhower
Army
See Troops
Kefauver presses public on continental defense plans
Sen Kefauver urges public testimony from Secretary Wilson and military leaders on whether major cities can be defended against atomic attack. He questions reliance on offense, cites radar and guided missiles as possible defenses, and notes budget contrasts between 10 billion and 500 million dollars for continental defense.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Joint Chiefs of Staff
America
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tennessee
Committee
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Wilson
Adm
Radford
Joint Chiefs
Arthur W. Radford
Cole
R-Ny
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Robert C. Sprague
The
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President Eisenhower Stricken by Light Flu
At Washington October 11 President Eisenhower is confined to the White House with intestinal flu and is expected to be back in his office tomorrow. Mrs. Eisenhower remains with him as plans are dropped for church services and a heavy travel schedule next week. He was set to attend a Republican rally in Hershey Pennsylvania for his near birthday and then appearances in Kansas City New Orleans and Falcon Dam on the Texas Mexico border.
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Eisenhower
White House
Executive Mansion
Hershey
Kansas City
New Orleans
Falcon Dam
Texas-Mexico
U S Ambassador Heads to Tokyo Over Korea Prisoners Row
U S Ambassador George Allen left New Delhi by plane to confer in Tokyo with Indian officials on disagreements over guarding non-repatriated Korean war prisoners.
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New Delhi
U.S
India
George Allen
Community Chest drive launches with two kickoff meetings
The eighth annual Lubbock Community Chest aims to raise 178706.45 for 12 youth and welfare agencies with two kickoff meetings at Lindsay Theatre for men at 8 30 and Arnett Benson Theatre for women at 10. Casey to MC. Womans Division chair conducts.
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Fforts
Lubbock
Lindsey Theatre
Arnett-Benson
Salvation Army
Camp Fire Girls
Milam Home
T Tree
Lubbock Boys’ Clubs, Inc
Lubbock Day Nursery
Carver Heights Nursery
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Well Baby Clinic
Social Service Exchange
Casey
David Casey
Blair Cherry
Glenn Woody
D. M. Wiggins
Ground Breaking Ceremony Noted In Today’s Paper
The edition highlights a ground breaking ceremony with coverage on Page 1 Section 2. Tech Day at the fair and radio TV programs are listed for Page 2 Section 1. Editorials appear on Page 10 Section 1. Comics on Page 9 Section 2. Area and sports across Pages 8 and 9.
Five Top Officers To Be Named At Lubbock Police Awards Banquet
Lubbock's second annual Police Awards Banquet and Appreciation Program will name five top city policemen of the year. Col. Homer Garrison Jr. of the Texas Department of Public Safety will preside, with up to 400 attendees at the Senior High School cafeteria. Cash awards will be given by the Citizens' Traffic Commission.
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Ubbock
Citizens’ Traffic Commission
The
Traffic Commission
City Hall Information Desk
Police
Texas Department of Public Safety
Eleanor Roosevelt Celebrates 69th Birthday Quietly
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt marked her 69th birthday at Hyde Park New York in a low key celebration with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs John Roosevelt and three grandchildren. She confirmed she had a birthday cake saying she "always have one."
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Hyde Park
N.Y
Eleanor Roosevelt
John Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Was Marsh Only 'Fall Guy' In Kidnap Slaying
Federal and state prosecutors meeting in a five hour session reportedly discredit Hall and Mrs Bonnie Brown Heady statements naming Thomas John Marsh as the killer. They are convinced Hall and Mrs Heady committed both the kidnapping and murder, with Marsh ruled out as killer though a manhunt continues. The prosecutors suspect the body was moved from Kansas City to St Joseph where Hall admitted burying it.
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T. Louis
Thomas John Marsh
Bobby Greenlease
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Hall
Marsh
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
U.S
Edward Scheufler
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Heady
Bing Crosby Escapes Injury In Hollywood Auto Accident
Hollywood October 11 Bing Crosby escaped serious injury today when his new $13 000 foreign convertible collided with a car driven by a Los Angeles firefighter Passengers of the other car Frank R Verdugo 32 his wife Lucy 28 and his brother in law Eulaio Perea 25 were taken to Queen of Angels hospital along with Crosby He was examined for a possible wrenched back and released.
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Bing Crosby
Los Angeles
Frank R. Verdugo
Lucy
Eulaio Perea
Queen of Angels Hospital
Crosby
UN calls for truce probe amid alleged armistice breach
The United Nations Command accused the Communists of moving combat aircraft into North Korea in violation of the armistice and asked the Military Supervisory Commission to investigate. The claim centers on crates of aircraft shipped from Manchuria to Uiju near Sinuiju, with a request for urgent inquiry sent by Maj. Gen. Blackshear M. Bryan.
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Associated Press
Anmunjom
United Nations Command Today
North Korea
Military Supervisory Commission
Military Armistice Commission
U. N. Command
Manchuria
Uiju
Yalu River
Sinuiju
Korea
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Blackshear M. Bryan
U. N
Hull
John E. Hull
United Nations
Tokyo
Munsan
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Bus collision injures 22 on White Horse Pike
Atlantic City report states a bus hit a car on the White Horse Pike eleven miles west of the city injuring 22 people. The car driven by 17 year old Charles P. Mac Clay of Philadelphia reportedly made a sudden U turn at excessive speed before the crash. The impact sent the car 90 feet off the road into a wooded area.
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Atlantic City
N. J
White Horse Pike
Here
Charles P. MacClay
Philadelphia
Strike Looms in British Guiana Protest over Emergency Rules
The left wing People's Progressive Party called for a general strike boycott and nonviolent passive resistance in response to Britain's state of emergency in the colony. Briggs: Sir Alfred Savage has martial law and emergency powers after troops and a suspended PPP cabinet to block a feared communist state.
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British Guiana
People’s Progressive Party
PPP
Britain
South America
Alfred Savage
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Norway to elect Parliament amid Labour majority bid
Oslo reports Norwegians vote to decide the 150 member Parliament for four years. Prime Minister Oscar Torp seeks a clear Labour majority but a 11 month old election law could block it and may aid Communists reentry after four years out.
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Oslo
Norway
Oscar Torp
Labor Party
Headless torso found near Columbia University campus
Police probe a brutal dismemberment of a 33 year old woman near Columbia University. The torso was in a leather suitcase with unidentified missing head and fingers, five hours later legs found wrapped in newspapers nearby. Police pursue a 1949 green Lincoln sedan tip from an anonymous caller and consider narcotics involvement.
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Associated Press
New York
Columbia University
Kay Gibson
Columbia
James Leggett
Dulles Attacks Soviet Leaders in Watertown Speech
Secretary of State Dulles denounces Soviet rulers as pursuing the impossible to mold satellite peoples. He argues that American citizens must not accept uniform thought and cites the noble heritage of freedom rooted in religious concepts. He spoke at a 150th anniversary event for the First Presbyterian Church, noting his father preached there for 16 years.
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Associated Press
Watertown
N. Y
Dulles
First Presbyterian Church
Weather Summary for Lubbock and Vicinity
Clear to partly cloudy today and Tuesday with cooler turning Monday night. Temperatures ranged from a low near 48 to a high around 88 with southwesterly winds 20 to 25 mph. Official records show yesterday’s max 83 and min 43 with sunrise at 6 48 a m and sunset at 6 18 p m.
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al On. Wee
U. S
Weather Bureau
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