Britain Abandons Plan For East-West Buffer
Longmont Colorado reports a United Air Lines DC6B crash near Denver that killed 44 people including five crew members and two stewardesses. Investigators search for cause while rescue workers struggle through bitter cold and mud in a sugar beet field near Longmont.
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Soviet plan for all German council to bridge Bonn East Berlin rift
Geneva report says the Soviet Union proposed creating an all German council to pledge differences between Bonn and Communist East Berlin regimes. It was expected to be rejected by the United States Britain and France.
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East West frontier debate shifts on German unification
Reported shifts in British policy, with Britain France and the United States backing a buffer zone only after German unification. Molotov signals opposition to unification on Soviet terms, while Dulles meets Franco and Francoist Spain.
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Aeronca Buys 25 Acre Addition At Middletown Plant
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp completes purchase of a 25 acre tract adjacent to Plant No. 1 on German town Road for expansion. City pays $30 000 and will use funds from the airport improvement fund. Officials cite defense production needs and plant consolidation as key outcomes. The deal follows prior city sale action and a solo bid by Aeronca.
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Middletown
Carmody
Cop Killer Slain by Motel Owner in New Jersey
Sammy Alveraz of Brooklyn shot State Trooper John Anderson on the Garden State Parkway near Red Bank then fled to the Fernwood Motel in Neptune Township where motel owner Edward Whitenour killed him with a rifle blast after holding him captive. Anderson died at Riverview Hospital and Alveraz had wounded the trooper before his death.
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Brooklyn
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Alveraz
John Anderson
Garden State Parkway
Red Bank
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Riverview Hospital
Edward Reid
Rt. 66
Tot's Body Buried In 23 Is Exhumed
In Columbus Ohio Coroner Dr Robert A Evans says tests on the body of John Kenton who died in April 1923 of a respiratory ailment and was buried 32 years ago show no poisoning The child's father Clyde Kenton Cadiz paid all expenses after claiming he believed his son had been poisoned.
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Coast Basket Holds Adlai's Eggs Defeat May Mean Scrambled Race
Senator Adlai Stevenson eyes a California primary as a pivotal test in the 1956 Democratic race. He plans a Chicago rally November 17 and may enter early contests while avoiding New Hampshire and Ohio battles, positioning for a California showdown with Kefauver. Stevenson's team weighs Florida and Minnesota bids, with Kefauver as a rival for national appeal.
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Native Ohioans among victims of Denver plane crash
Two Ohio natives aboard a United Airlines flight that crashed near Longmont Colorado were identified as James Straud of Lans ing Michigan and Carl F Deist of San Francisco both executives in General Motors Oldsmobile division. Straud 51 was Western U S regional manager and Deist 53 Pacific regional manager. Both were married with children and had long GM careers.
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Faure seeks confidence vote on dissolution election plan
Paris Premier Edgar Faure asks the National Assembly for a vote of confidence amid a push to dissolve the body and call a quick December election. The plan, opposed by former Premier Mendes France, would replace the current system with a department based proportional representation.
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Edgar Faure
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Pierre Mendes- France
Burglar Questioned in Woodward Killing Case
A German refugee burglar linked to two prior Woodward estate break ins was questioned as Nassau detectives pursued the case. Mrs. Woodward remains in hospital after shooting her husband, Nashua’s owner, during a confrontation she described as a prowler encounter. Investigators plan further interviews with the Woodward social circle and the Duchess party attendees.
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Bowie
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Weather forecast and temps for the week in Midland Town
The forecast calls for showers and overcast conditions turning windy and colder through Thursday. Tuesday’s unofficial high was 69 degrees with a 55 degree low this morning. Downtown rainfall measured 0.33 inches since 4 a.m.
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Middletown
Dempsey Submits Campaign Expense Form
Ed ward V. Dempsey, who ran for the city council last month in North Adams, submitted his campaign expense form yesterday as required by law. It listed no contributions no expenditures and no success.
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Edward V. Dempsey
Eisenhower Eyes November Hospital Discharge
President Eisenhower could leave Fitzsimons Army Hospital in the Nov 11 Veterans Day window if doctors approve after weekend consultations. White House spokesmen said a final decision awaits examinations by Maj Gen Howard Snyder and Dr Paul Dudley White, with Guatemala’s Carlos Castillo Armas visiting Nov 9. He plans a Washington rest period followed by convalescence at Gettysburg farm.
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Boston
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Guatemala
Washington
Gettysburg
Traffic Death Mystery in Dayton Averts Initial Label
A 54 year old Dayton man Roy Bolan died after his car swerved and crashed. He later was found to have a stab wound near the heart. A woman friend was arrested but not charged as detectives continued the inquiry. Police said the car crossed a curb and two vacant lots before hitting a house.
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Miami Valley Hospital
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R. R. Sither
Search Off for Airman's Son Believed Kidnapped
EAST MEADOW NY Police believe 2 year 11 month old Stephen Damman was kidnapped after a house to house search covering 20 square miles was called off. Thousands volunteered including Mitchel AFB airmen. The boy vanished Monday from in front of a supermarket where his mother left him with his carriage bound sister found later.
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Stephen Damman
New York
Mitchel Air Force Base
Jerry Damman
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