Parents Bitter At Kidnaper
A young Indiana sailor and wife, overjoyed at recovering their five month old son unharmed, express bitterness toward the kidnapper, 17 year old former carnival worker, after FBI arrest near Bokchito Oklahoma. They plan to fly home to Evansville Indiana. The kidnapper claims remorse from a jail cell as a bond of twenty thousand dollars is set. other details include a Houston area man filing for divorce from Norma Jean Doughty, who previously claimed unusual ties to babies.
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Tulsa
Okla
Richard Duane
Richard Lee
Evansville
Ind
Tommie Dene Doughty
Carnival
Oklahoma
FBI
Mrs. Doughty
Bokchito
B. R. Doughty
Gainsville
Tex
Norma Jean
Durant
Doughty
Dallas
Tommy Dene Doughty
U. S
W. A. White
Hugo
Bokochitka
Oklo
Wanda White
Violence marks end of Philippine voting in tense election
Manila polls closed after a day of deadly clashes leaving at least five dead and many wounded. First returns expected hours after 6 p.m. vote, with Cavite and Cebu near Manila seeing gun battles and arrests tied to political rivalries. Cavite seen as flash point amid ongoing factional violence between Montano and Camerino followers.
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Manila
Philippines
Elpidio Quirino
Ramon Magsaysay
Commission On Elections
Cavite
Bacoor
Philippine News Service
PNS
Dominador Camerino
Sen
Justiniano Montano
Montano
Magsaysay
Nacionalist-Democratic Party
Camerino
Quirino
Liberal Party
Pro
Two Teens Held in Army Sergeant Death Case
Baltimore police questioned two teenage brothers, 15 and 16, in the death of Army sergeant Edward Armstrong of Warren Ohio. Armstrong, discharged from Fort Meade, was found unconscious on Oct 4 and died after an autopsy blamed a skull fracture. Authorities reopened the case Oct 15 after a money order was cashed and police found two keys to a luggage locker in a room shared by one of the boys.
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Baltimore
Ohio
Edward J. Armstrong
Warren
Fort Meade
California 24th District vote tightens GOP hold
In Los Angeles the final congressional election draws national attention as Republicans defend a slim House majority. About 66,000 votes are forecast from a 40 percent turnout in the California 24th District special election to fill the seat vacated by Norris Poulson. GOP backing Lipscomb faces Democrat Arnold with Collier and Markheim also on the ballot.
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Los Angeles
California
Registrar of Voters
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
New Jersey
House
Norris Poulson
Glenard P. Lipscomb
George Arnold
John L. E. Collier
Irving Markheim
Sun-Tan Polio Vaccine Shown Safe In Early Tests
New polio vaccine using ultraviolet exposure to kill the virus reports promise from 30 volunteers at Michael Reese Foundation in Chicago. It differs from Dr Salk’s formaldehyde inactivated vaccine. Antibody levels rose fourfold in most participants, even in those lacking antibodies before vaccination.
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New York
Chicago
Jonas E. Salk
Pittsburgh
Albert Milzer
Sidney O. Levinson
H. J. Shaughnessy
Michael Reese Research Foundation
Michael Reese Hospital
American Public Health Assny
Davis warns no new farm program in January
In San Jose California Assistant Secretary of Agriculture John H Davis told farmers at the 35th California Farm Bureau Federation convention that Congress is unlikely to offer a new national farm program next January. Any future program must be built gradually, by evolution and by commodity. Davis urged patience and warned against expecting a sudden top to farm policy.
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San Jose
Calif
P—Asst
John H. Davis
Congress
California Farm Bureau Federation
Davis
Three-Way Talks Set On Western Strategy In Bermuda
President Eisenhower agrees to Bermuda meetings with Churchill and Llaniel joined by foreign ministers to map strategy amid Russia's tougher notes. Dulles calls Russia demands unconditional surrender as preconditions to talks. Eisenhower to Canada trip precedes the Bermuda session.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Churchill
Llaniel
Bermuda
U S
White House
Canada
Germany
Korea
Indochina
Thearley
Winston
Esenhower
Russia
Dulles
Free World
Georgi Malenkov
United States
MRC Head Lays Down New Rules
PANMUNJOM AP The Indian commander Lt Gen K S Thimayya said the stalled prisoner of war repatriation plan is effectively dead and any solution rests with the Communists. He called the interruptions demoralizing and said it is better to face the situation as it stands after four hours of talks with the Communist high command at Kaesong.
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Panmunjom
K. S. Thimayya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
North Korean Prisoner Shot Near Panmunjom Escape
A North Korean war prisoner was shot and killed by an Indian guard while attempting to escape over a wire fence at Panmunjom. The Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission announced the death, the fifth prisoner killed by guards since Sept. 25.
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Panmunjom
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
India commander warns of troop use over prisoner repatriation
Thimayya said he would deploy Indian troops to screen prisoners if talks collapse. He urged two rules to end the stalemate: full interviews for compounds of 500 and a plan to forget uninterviewed odd lots. Communists refused broad concessions and explanations halted.
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Thimayya
Repatriation Commission
Fire destroys two downtown buildings in Conneaut
Fire Chief Louis Stevens estimated damage at 400000 dollars after a Sunday night blaze in Conneaut Ohio caused the destruction of two downtown business buildings. Authorities cited a short circuit in wiring as the cause.
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Conneaut
Ohio
Louis Stevens
Elevator Plunge Injures Sixteen In Cleveland Office Building
A downtown Cleveland Caxton Building elevator dropped sixty feet during an evening rush hour, injuring 16 people. Ten were treated and released, six remained hospitalized with back and leg injuries. Passengers faced an abrupt stop near the lobby as inspectors noted repairs after prior checks.
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Cleveland
Caxton
Minnie Lubnow
H. W. Slack
Metro Kuhar
George L. Meyers
U S Building Superior Jets Say U S Leads
Adm. Dewitt C. Ramsey, president of the Aircraft Industries Assn, on an American Legion broadcast claimed U S manufacturers have 11 types of military planes superior to any abroad. He cited 6,000 jet planes a year, 23 combat jet types including 15 fighters, spanning day fighters to heavy bombers.
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Washington
Dewitt C. Ramsey
The
Aircraft Industries Assn
U. S
Ramsey
American Legion
U.S
Israel Denounced at UN Over Kibya Killings and Water Dispute
United Nations reports say Britain France and the United States condemned Israel for the Kibya killings of 53 Arabs near the Jordan border. Abba Eban scheduled to plead Israel’s case as the Security Council weighs action. Israel halts Jordan river project but may resume if no council action. The three powers also denounced the October Libya raid as a flagrant violation of the Palestine armistice.
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United Nations, N. Y
Israel
U.N
Jordan
Kibya
Security Council
Abba Eban
Council
Syria
U. N
Britain
France
United States
Libya
Palestine
Middle East
Knowland says Republicans cannot coast to 1954 victory
Sen. Knowland of California warned Republicans must work hard for the 1954 congressional elections and declined to forecast the outcome of a California 24th District special election. He cited mixed recent results and emphasized local factors over a national pattern. He did not rule out Democratic gains in Wisconsin New Jersey or New Jersey governor race.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Senate
California
GOP
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Los Angeles
Truman Feels Freedom Right Losing Ground
Former President Harry S. Truman tells the American Jewish Congress fear of communism is fueling hysteria that silences speech and thought. He warns freedoms are under attack, though not yet lost, and cites his 1952 Stephen Wise Award for civil rights leadership.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
American Jewish Congress
Truman
AJC
Stephen Wise
Supreme Court Justices Visit President at White House
Led by Chief Justice Earl Warren the nine Supreme Court justices called on President Eisenhower at the White House for the annual jurists visit and reception in the president's living quarters yesterday.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
White House
Three Ransom Bills Found Amid Greenlease Case Probes
Three ransom bills from the $600000 payment in the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping surfaced. Two were located in Michigan, one in Indiana, with $308000 still unfound. Authorities fear cash-offsold to fences at heavy discounts. A $20 bill was found in Petersburg, Indiana, per Maj. Weyland.
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Petoskey
Mich
Bobby Greenlease
Michigan
Indiana
Detroit
Maj
Walter Weyland
Indiana State Police
Petersburg
Ind
Negotiators Call Recess Second Day
Panmunjom reports say Allied negotiators recess for study after a Communist statement on agenda for a Korean peace conference. Staff advisers from both sides met 1 hour 40 minutes and plan another session tomorrow as two weekly deadlock persists. The key dispute remains whether neutrals should be invited to the talks before other prep work.
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Panmunjom
Arthur Dean
Young
Hershey Forecasts Heavy 1954 Draft Inductions
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, director of Selective Service, said in Columbus that next year will bring heavy draft calls as four year men finish their terms and many may re-enlist. He predicted quotas will be low until mid-1954, then high, with no major policy change on deferments for high grade college students before September unless events alter plans.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lewis B. Hershey
A. S. Selective Service
Hershey
Assn. of Land—Grant
Cine'ti Elects 2nd Woman In History
Cincinnati residents elected Dorothy Nichols Dol bey as the city’s second woman on the council. The 45 year old mother of two is active in civic and church groups, aligns nationally with Republicans but locally supports the Charter committee. Vote counting delayed the result until yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Dorothy Nichols Dolbey
Republican Party
Charter Committee
Byrnes recounts Truman reading FBI White spying report
Washington AP James F Byrnes former secretary of state quotes Truman read with surprise an FBI report linking Harry Dexter White to Communism Byrnes says he urged withdrawal of Whites nomination to a higher post Brownell claims more officials recall no report Truman says it was never proved White was a spy Truman silent no comment
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Washington
James F. Byrnes
Truman
FBI
Harry Dexter White
Byrnes
South Carolina
White
Browswell
White House
Brownell
Eisenhower
Spruille Braden
Adm
William D. Leahy
J. Edgar Hoover
Cold War Could Last Twenty Years Says Officials
Columbus Ohio report notes Defense Mobilization Chief Arthur Flemming to speak as three day meeting opens. Dr John A Hannah on leave from Michigan State College tells land grant college association war with Russia may be prevented by strong defense and adequate material manpower. Attendees include Ezra Taft Benson Lewis Strauss Harold Stassen Milton Eisenhower and other government and educational leaders.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mane Power
John A. Hannah
Michigan State College
Assn. of Land Grant Colleges
Russia
Arthur S. Flemming
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Harold Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Milton Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State College
Fair and Mild Weather Across Ohio Valley
The region saw its coldest morning of the year in Middletown with 23 degrees at 7:30 am, while Miami Valley forecasts promise fair and mild conditions tomorrow. Vandalia predicts a slightly warmer night with a low near 32, and Kentucky anticipates rising temperatures today and Wednesday. The AP five day Ohio forecast shows temperatures about 25 degrees below normal, with highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s overall. The coldest Middletown high yesterday reached 32 at 1:30 pm and Armco’s East Side Main Gate reported a 33 degree low at 7:30 am.
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Middletown
Miami Valley
Vandalia
Kentucky
Ohio
Armco
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