Red Leader Khrushchev taunts West at Jubilee rally
Nikita Khrushchev opened the Bolshevik 40th anniversary with a taunt of the West over Sputniks and a call for high level East West talks. He urged disarmament understanding with the United States and mocked U S space efforts while praising Soviet scientific progress. Mao joined the cheers as delegates from Communist nations filled Moscow's Sports Palace.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
United States
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Rockets and Guns to Parade in Moscow Red Square
Moscow reports a military parade set for Thursday featuring rockets and heavy guns. The program may reveal giant guided missiles, new tanks and rocket launchers, with airlines possibly showcasing new aircraft if weather clears. Conventional armored personnel carriers lead the rehearsal lineup.
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Red Square
Incumbents Defeated As Tax Levy Goes Down
Middleton voters defeated a two mill city levy charter amendment while renewing a 3.18 mill school operating levy. Incumbent Arthur Sanderson lost a bid for re election to the Middletown City Commission. James Finley and Mrs. Robert Litsch won school board seats. Denham led in total votes. Gose and Sanderson trailed. Park District levy failed 5607 to 3639. Voter turnout was lower than predictions despite better weather.
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Arthur Sanderson
Donald M. Gose
Middletown Board of Education
Harry M. Hadley
Jack D. Christy
James Finley
Orchard St
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Robert Litsch
Middletown Rt. 1
Lemon Township
Butler County
James O. Finley
Board of Education
Mary Litsch
William Denham
Weith
Moonwatchers Track Sputnik II Passes Across U S
Moonwatch teams scan skies hoping to spot Sputnik II with three passes forecast over the United States. Senate plans to probe missile and satellite programs aim to speed up U S efforts as Eisenhower vows a science oriented address and Dulles predicts U S capability boost.
Satellite Program Is Probed for Lag in U.S. Rocket Efforts
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee led by Lyndon B. Johnson plans a hard hitting inquiry into U.S. missile and satellite programs to assess delays and identify errors. President Eisenhower will address the nation by TV and radio on science and security as pressures mount after Soviet space milestones.
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Senate
United States
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate Preparedness
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Russia
White House
Oklahoma City
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Johnson
Strange Light Will Be Probed
In Springfield Ohio a motorist and a taxi driver report both engines stalled as a bluish light moved over the south side at 4 50 am. Police officers saw the light for about ten seconds and found nothing. Wright Patterson Air Force Base said it would investigate the reports.
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Ohio
Julius Roseman
Roseman
Edward J. Glenn
Keith J. Rutherford
Air Technical Intelligence Service
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Jayton
Inside Classifieds And Society News Brief
A compact update from The Inside Classified Ads section covering ongoing listings and society notes. Includes brief items on community events, notices, and upcoming gatherings.
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Saases Ovedaces Egopias
NBC Reports Mysterious Radio Signal Near Satellite
NBC described a puzzling radio signal heard by shortwave listeners not from Russia after Sputnik, noting the tone differs from the satellite's frequency. A recording captured a long low note followed by two short notes, baffling government officials.
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Russia
Sputnik
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Network of Missile Bases Seen
Washington reports the United States plans to propose a network of missiles bases within striking distance of Soviet targets. Secretary Dulles said Britain may host intermediate range missiles, with potential placement elsewhere as well. He warned the United States may not regain its prewar margin of military superiority, urging greater East-West unity.
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United States
Eisenhower
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Paris
Dulles
Britain
British Isles
Ussin
Soviet Union
Little Rock segregation group wins most city director seats
In Little Rock Arkansas a slate backed by the Good Government Committee captured six of seven city director posts in unofficial returns. The group supported neutrality on the racial issue following the Central High integration crisis and opposed segregationist opponents. One Capital Citizens Council candidate won. three races remained undecided as final boxes were counted.
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Ark
Little Rock City
Good Government Committee
Little Rock Central
Capital Citizens Council
Charity Bingo Approved by New York Voters
New York voters approved a Democratic backed constitutional amendment allowing bingo games to be conducted by religious charitable and similar non profit groups under local option. The measure passed in a statewide ballot yesterday, enabling non profits to host bingo for fundraising.
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New York
New York State
Ohio Voters Approve Two Amendments In Constitution
Ohio voters pass two amendments while defeating a third. Amendment No 1 allows nonresidents to hold public office after one year residence. Amendment No 2 lets residents vote for president and vice president without a year in state. Amendment No 3 eases county charter formation. Partial returns show strong support for amendments 1 and 2 with amendment 3 close.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
William O'Neill
Ted W.brown
Crooked Dealings Charged in Labor Racketeering Probe
Sen McClellan said the Senate Rackets Committee will press racketeering charges in New York City’s waste collection industry starting Nov 12. He cited alleged collusion between firms labor officials and Nathan Shefferman’s firm, with witnesses like Albert Anastasia noted in testimony.
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D-Ark
Senate
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Shefferman
McClellan
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Boom
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New York
Teamsters Union
Justice Department
Income Tax
Chicago
of Labor Relations Associates, Inc
Shelton
Stanford Clinton
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Clinton
Algeria Tops France’s Premier Agenda in Parliament
Paris France's new premier Felix Gaillard placed Algeria home rule high on his legislative agenda while promising a strict 1958 budget and new taxes totaling 100 million francs to 238 million dollars. He sought foreign loans and broad powers to cut expenses. The National Assembly approved his National Union cabinet 397 to 173.
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France
Algeria
Felix Gaillard
Naional Assembly
Maurice Bourges Mounoury
Gaillard
Bourges-Maunoury
Napoleon Bonaparte
United States
West Germany
Assembly
National Union
Todays Chuckle Baby Sleep Wake Time Riddle
New parents laugh at the breakfast table as they recall how hard it is to know when to rise. The baby finally settles, only to drift off again moments later.
Saxbe Seeks Re election as Ohio Attorney General
Columbus Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe announces he will run for a second two year term. The 41 year old Mechanicsburg resident was elected to the post last November after serving in the office.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
Democrats Sweep In Off Year Elections
Democratic gains across New Jersey Virginia and New York City reflected voter dissatisfaction with Eisenhower era policies. Meyner won New Jersey by 200000 votes while Almond defeated Dalton in Virginia. Wagner secured re election in New York City and helped Democrats gain Assembly control.
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Texas
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Meyner
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Forbes
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Ark
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Dalton
Almond
Harry F. Byrd
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New York City
Wagner
Liberal Party
Averell Harriman
Harlem
Wagner Harriman
Upstate
Fluoridation Plan Defeated in Dover Vote
In Dover New Hampshire a proposal to fluoridate the city water was defeated by 3949 to 668. Two Board of Health members opposed the plan arguing fluorides are poison.
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