Stevenson Says Eisenhower Not In Charge On Vital Matters
Adlai E Stevenson charged in Wilkes-Barre that President Eisenhower has not known or cared what occurred in his administration amid stalled relief for distressed areas. He accused the administration of killing a distressed areas bill and refused to consider the president's own proposal. He asked, Who's in charge here? The Missouri trip was part of his drive for Pennsylvania's 32 electoral votes and he contrasted Nixon's rhetoric with looser language he deemed unbecoming.
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Murders and suicide shock tenant farmer family
Rufus A. King, 35, killed his six children and then himself with a .22 rifle and shotgun, after numerous spats with his wife. Two deputies found the children’s bodies, and King’s body was found in a nearby cornfield. The massacre occurred as a mass funeral is planned with burials in Clinton.
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Breaking Up After Two-Year Tie Up
Comic dialogue shows Chuckle He proposing a breakup to Alice after two years of dating, with Alice prompting for the reason and the humorous tension of ending a steady relationship.
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Head-on Collision Ad Seeks Driver for Staged Crash
A Columbus Ohio AP item notes a local paper ran an odd ad seeking a single man under 25 to drive in a staged head-on crash at Powell Speedway on Saturday October 6. The ad demands both cars speed at 45 mph at impact, a 90 mph crash, and an unconditional injury or death release, plus price and details.
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Dodgers Edge Yankees In World Series Opener Rally
Brooklyn leads New York 6 to 3 after Gil Hodges hits a three run homer in the third inning. Enos Slaughter and Mickey Mantle homer for the Yankees as Jackie Robinson and Roy Campanella spark the Dodgers. Eisenhower attends the game at Ebbets Field.
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Roy Campanella
Sandy Amoros
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George Wilson
Johnny Bucks
Hank Bauer
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Mantle
Yogi Berra
Bill Skowron
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Pee Wee Reese
Duke Snider
Robinson
Herbert Drops Payoff Charge in Ohio Turnpike Row
Republican lieutenant gubernatorial candidate Paul M. Herbert backed away from accusing James W. Shacknessy, Turnpike Commission chairman, of a payoff. He reframed the claim as a legal ethics issue tied to Shacknessy's work with Squire, Sanders & Dempsey and the RFC. The dispute centers on fees paid to the Cleveland firm and related construction cost criticisms.
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James W. Shacknessy
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Lustron Corp
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RFC
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A. J. Allen
James Rhodes
Little Woman Has Big Baby
In Turin Italy Mrs Maria Spada a tiny woman 33 inches tall weighing 28 pounds gave birth Tuesday to a seven pound son. The husband who appears with her in a sideshow is two inches shorter. The baby is described as normal-sized.
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Maria Spada
Tokyo Celebrates 500th Anniversary With Citywide Traffic Jam
Downtown Tokyo faced one of its worst traffic jams as six simultaneous processions marked the city’s 500th anniversary. The congestion surpassed typical jams in New York London and Los Angeles and disrupted cars and pedestrians across the metropolis.
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Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers Likely
The forecast suggests a west moving low pressure system bringing scattered showers tonight. Today’s high near 75 with increasing cloudiness and a low around 53. Thursday remains partly cloudy with a similar high, whileTuesday reached 79 and the morning low was 46.
UN Delegates Push Suez Canal Compromise Plan
UN talks on the Suez dispute accelerate as foreign ministers gather in New York. Britain France and Yugoslavia push for an international control framework with Egypt cooperation and a final settlement, seeking U.S. support despite potential Soviet veto.
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Selwyn Lloyd
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Koca Popovic
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Dmitri Shepilov
Paul- Henri Spaak
Belgium
Christian Pineau
France
Fawzi
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Soviet Union
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Henry Cab‘ot Lodge Jr
Globemaster Crashes at Charleston Air Base Killing Three
A Globemaster crashed on approach to Charleston Air Force Base from Bermuda. Ten crew aboard. three killed on impact, seven injured rushed to U S Naval Hospital. The crash occurred in light fog near the administration building. only the tail and small fuselage portion remained. Names withheld pending next of kin.
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Dulles Charts Independent U S Course On Suez Policy
Secretary of State Dulles signals a somewhat independent U S stance from Britain and France in the Suez dispute with Egypt. He notes differences in approach amid calls for international canal operation and links to broader colonialism issues, with UN meetings on the horizon.
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Dewey Sets Major Nationwide Address Tonight
President candidate Thomas E. Dewey will deliver a 15 minute nationwide radio and television address tonight. GOP Chairman Leonard Hall called it one of the campaign's major speeches. The speech should air after boxing on ABC networks around 8 40 p m central standard time.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Miss Israel promotes Israel bonds in Columbus visit
Sarah Tal Miss Israel 22, a former commando who placed sixth in Miss Universe, arrived in Columbus to aid bond sales. She helped raise 25000 in bonds and will tour the United States and Canada for three or four months before returning home.
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Canada
Pickets Stop Negroes at Texas College Amid Integration Protests
White Citizens Council members and other demonstrators picketed Lamar State College of Technology in Beaumont as three Negro students were turned away at the campus entrance. Police kept pickets off the grounds while Gov. Clement faced protesters in Houston. In Washington, AVC and ADA denounced the House subcommittee inquiry into public school desegregation as biased and aimed to frighten families in the South.
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Tito Gets New Praise In Pravda
Pravda lauds improving Yugoslav Soviet bloc ties as Tito meets Khrushchev in Crimea talks. Pravda praises Yugoslavia’s foreign policy including support for Egypt’s Suez Canal nationalization and opposition to outlawing West German Communists.
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Pitiful Bank Robbery Attempt Shocks Suburban Cleveland
A 25 year old mother of four tried to rob a Cleveland Trust Co branch with a note demanding money but left after the teller alerted police. She received $1.25 in pennies and fled in a 1955 station wagon. Police arrested her three hours later at her Highland Heights home. FBI will file attempted robbery charges.
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France
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