East Berlin calls for ministerial talks on Berlin barge route
Berlin AP report says East Germany demands talks at ministerial level with West Germany over Western barge traffic to West Berlin. Russians have power to renew or deny Western barge permits, threatening potential partial blockade while West Germany downplays imminent action.
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Konrad Adenauer
Eisenhower to outline GOP labor stance at AFL CIO talks
President Eisenhower will address the AFL CIO convention in Gettysburg on party policy toward organized labor's political role. Key GOP leaders Goldwater and Case split over unions endorsing presidential candidates, while Kefauver Harriman and Knowland weigh labor influence and 1956 election prospects.
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Eden to confer with Eisenhower on talks with Soviet leaders
London reports Prime Minister Anthony Eden will meet President Eisenhower in Washington next month to discuss talks with Soviet leaders in Britain in the spring. United Nations, N.Y. The United States seeks U N Assembly endorsement of Eisenhower’s open sky inspection plan as a first step toward disarmament and a ban on nuclear weapons.
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Khrushchev Attacks British Rule in Burma Talks
Khrushchev continued blistering attacks on prewar British rulers in Burma and said Russia is territorially more Asian than European. Bulganin joined in anti colonial themes as security around Mandalay increased for the leaders. The visit to Britain next April faces questions amid Western replies to his Rangoon speech.
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Terrorist Wields Razor On Wild Chicago Taxi Ride
Five patrons were abducted by a young man brandishing a razor after a South Side saloon incident. Pat Dillon, 25, slashed two men, forced a taxi ride west of Chicago, raped one woman, and then released several passengers before arrest. Dillon, from Colorado Springs, denies assault.
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Shirley Naddy
Riley Menier
Robert Nelson
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Democratic Leaders Seek Moderation in Criticism of Eisenhower Policy
Three Senate Democrats led by Lyndon Johnson plan a moderate approach to criticizing the Eisenhower administration’s foreign and defense programs. Senators George and Russell, chairmen on Foreign Relations and Armed Services, will meet Johnson in Atlanta. They urge restraint in partisan attacks while shaping bipartisan policy in the 1956 election year.
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Sought In Dayton Safe Haul
DAYTON Ohio sheriff s deputies issued an alert for two men and two women possibly heading to Cincinnati after a safe cracking at Beer man s Department Store in Easttown Shopping Center. Loss estimated at $5,000 by sheriffs. Dayton Journal Herald cites $15,000 to $20,000. Detectives said the safe was hot when found and an acetylene torch punched a hole through steel. Water poured on the door to trap cash inside.
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Forecast Calls For Windy Cooler Autumn Weather
The forecast predicts partly cloudy and windy conditions with a high in the 30s. Tonight should stay fair with a low in the 20s, trending warmer by Thursday afternoon. Yesterday’s unofficial high reached 55 and the morning low was 26. rainfall Saturday after 8 a.m. totaled .01 inches.
Treasury to borrow 11 billion in 99-day bills this week
Washington officials say the Treasury will issue tax anticipation bills totaling 11 billion dollars to bridge cash needs until the March 15 tax payments. The 99 day notes are dated December 15 and mature March 23, covering funds until next spring.
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Lost Boy Found Near Crane Depot Thicket
Ronnie Weitkamp, age 3, was found dead 50 yards north of the Crane Naval Ammunition Depot after 54 days missing. Coroner Delmar Hasler confirmed identification and said autopsy would determine cause of death. State police investigator Captain Robert Dion noted no initial suspicion of foul play and suggested starvation and exposure as a likely cause.
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Greene County
Robert Dion
Ohio Traffic Count Is 9 In Weekend Fatalities
Ohio records nine traffic deaths on state roads over the weekend, with all victims in separate accidents. A Plymouth woman died from kerosene heater fire Friday night, a 12 year old Tallmadge boy drowned after falling through ice, and a 48-year-old Cambridge airport operator died in a small engine airplane crash.
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Little Man Key To New Farm Plan
The administration weighs price support limits for small farmers to curb surpluses. Benson leads on a flexible program with a cap on loans and purchases, plus possible production caps by bushels. Ideas include a soil fertility bank and a moderate surplus disposal plan to avoid market disruption.
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Lima taxi driver dies from collision injuries
Richard Hawisher, 50, a Lima taxicab driver, died at Memorial Hospital yesterday of injuries suffered last Thursday in a traffic crash.
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USC fraternity hosts sewer tunnel dance in storm drain
Twelve Sigma Phi Epsilon pledges spent a week cleaning and decorating a huge underground storm drain for a costume party at USC. USC engineering students built a four foot dam to control runoff as more than 100 guests attended the Saturday night event. A coed praised the venue saying she had never seen a cleaner sewer.
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Doctor Charged In Wife Slaying
CHICAGO AP Police charged 43 year old Dr Hobart H Todd with murdering his wife Hazel 45 after he admitted sedating her beating her unconscious and summoning aid hours later He claimed two morphine and two nembutol injections then left the room He later found her body cold and called firemen A coroner autopsy will follow and Todd has been dismissed from a suburban medical center two weeks ago
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Griffin
Jerry Kearns
Cook County
Youth Shot In Quarrel On Religion
In Sacramento a 19 year old Bruce McPherson was found dead after an early morning argument over religion with two friends from prominent families. Police and the district attorney investigate. McPherson reportedly shot himself after being handed a revolver by Thomas Hughes who urged, If you think you're right, pull the trigger. Hughes, a Episcopalian, and Robert Devlin, a Catholic, were released to relatives.
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Robert Devlin
Thomas Hughes
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Devlin
Gerald Johnson
Arthur Devlin
Segregation Fly In Sugar Bowl Board Expected To Reject Ban
The Georgia Board of Regents meets to decide Gov Griffin's bid to bar athletic teams from facing opponents with no segregation. Regents chair Ronald O Arnold signaled possible rejection as Georgia Tech student protests surge. Pitt, with a Black player, looms in the Sugar Bowl schedule Jan 2 in New Orleans.
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