Kefauver Enters 1956 Democratic Nomination Fight
Tennessee Senator Estes Kefauver shows firm fundraising and a possible entry into the race against Adlai E. Stevenson for the Democratic nomination. Harriman hesitates on active candidacy while Stevenson leads in party circles. Truman praises Stevenson speech as Democrats and Republicans trade attacks on the Eisenhower record.
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Vision of Jesus Aided Pope Pius XII Recovery
The Vatican disclosed that Pope Pius XII saw a vision of Jesus Christ during a December 1954 grave illness, aiding a rapid recovery. The confirmation, authorized by Vatican officials, echoes a prior Fatima Virgin Mary vision reported by Cardinal Tedeschini in 1951.
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Eisenhower Charts Post Geneva Strategy At Camp David
President Eisenhower plans privacy meetings with the National Security Council and a Cabinet session to map post Geneva policy. The address discusses Stevenson’s critique and the administration’s handling of foreign policy while NATO’s Gruenther guests at Shangri-la for a brief visit.
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CIO Withdraws Petition For Election At Crystal
United Paperworkers of America CIO canceled an NLRB election for 250 employees at Crystal Tissue Co and Crystal Waxing Co. The petition filed Oct 21 by Logan Goff sought a single bargaining unit. The withdrawal was filed at 11 30 today with the vote set for 6 30 a m tomorrow.
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Cincinnati
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Crystal
Ex-Convict Sought For Tot's Death
Police seek ex convict William H. Crough in the death of 4 year old Deborah Conlon whose bedsheet wrapped body was found in a shed. A murder warrant is sworn for Crough who has a six year Massachusetts prison term for armed robbery. The note near the body claims the child was hurt in an accident on a swing and that Crough left after no one would believe him.
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William H. Crough
Waltham
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Arthur E. O’dea
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Possible Snow Flurries With Warmer Today
Forecasters expect mostly sunny and warmer conditions today with a chance of snow flurries Tuesday. Tonight will turn cloudy and colder with a low near 32 degrees. Tuesday may bring a little rain or snow afternoon. yesterday’s unofficial high was 43 and Sunday’s low 28.
India Nehru Declares Neutrality to Soviet Leaders
Nehru told Soviet Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev that India remains in no military alliance, seeking only peace and goodwill. Bulganin voiced optimism over four power talks at Geneva and pledged to reduce international tension while supporting German reunification discussions. Indian hosts noted deep friendship with Russia but opposed armed pacts.
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Riots in Bombay Kill Five as Police Clash With Protesters
Massive clashes erupted in Bombay as police and Home Guards fired on demonstrators led by Marathi and leftist groups protesting Nehru's plan to split Bombay into three states. Five killed, over 225 wounded, 1,000 arrested. violence subsided in the afternoon.
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Ohio Traffic Toll Drops to Thirteen in Snowstorm Weekend
The Associated Press reports 13 people died on Ohio roads from 6 p m Friday to Sunday midnight amid a snowstorm that kept motorists off highways. Among the victims were three Michigan residents and an Air Force F86 pilot from Texas killed near Newark. Another pilot in the same group survived with injuries. An 11 year old Sandusky girl was accidentally shot by her father after returning from a hunting trip.
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Kefauver Backs Arms For Israel
Senator Kefauver says America will not let Israel be driven from its land and that the nation seeks no arms race in the Middle East. He adds that if the Soviet Union presses Egypt, the United States may enable Israel to buy enough arms to defend its sovereignty. He spoke to an Israel Histadrut meeting.
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Bodies recovered after Mt Charleston Air Force crash
In freezing conditions on Mt. Charleston, rescuers recovered 14 bodies from a Transport crash. Twelve were brought down by horse last night and ambulances moved them to Nellis Air Force Base for ID. Further recoveries were expected as search teams worked through the snow.
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ONeills Files For Ohio Governor Nomination
Three term Ohio attorney general C William ONeill announced for the Republican gubernatorial nomination at a Columbus press breakfast He is the second GOP hopeful joining Lt Gov John W Brown with no Democrat in the top race Lausche decision pending ONeill cites education mental health roads and tax relief as core goals while highlighting his 12 years in state government and early rise as the youngest House member speaker and attorney general endorsements from Republican committees in 22 counties including Hamilton and Montgomery
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United States and Soviet Russia Clash at UN Assembly
At the United Nations General Assembly in New York the United States and Soviet Union clash over core issues. Debates over Korea Palestine refugees charter revision and Security Council elections continue as members haggle on admission of applicants and the scope of a potential conference on charter reform.
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Ex-Cardinal Meriwether Held After Hatchet Slaying
TAVERNIER Fla Conklyn Meriwether 37 a carpenter and former baseball player was held without bond in the hatchet slaying of his paralysed mother in law and wounding of two others He was on the St Louis Cardinals roster in 1946 and is jailed in Monroe after the Tavernier attack Meriwether wife Ruth fled with three children and deputies found the hatchet and his erratic behavior cited by Peace Justice Ralph Cunningham as possible motive
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Senate probes McCarran-Walter Act overhaul hearings begin
Senators and witnesses debated revising the McCarran-Walter Act. Case urged changing the national origins base year from 1920 to 1950 to reduce discrimination, while Kennedy urged scrapping the act. Reuther called for ending rigid quota allocations.
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