Vishinsky Ends U.N. Disarmament Speech With Call for Step Plan
At the United Nations Vishinsky proposes a phased arms cut agenda, with 50 percent reductions in 6 to 12 months and a halt to hydrogen and atomic weapons during the disarmament phase. The western allies cautiously call it a positive move while urging strict verification and peaceful aims.
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U.N. General Assembly
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Geean
International Control Commission
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Vishinsky
Disarmament Commission
McCarthy Defends Against Senate Censure Strategy
Senator McCarthy and lawyer Edward Bennett Williams filed a bill of exceptions to counter a six member special committee ruling that McCarthy should be censured. The document foreshadows a lengthy defense with precedents and potential witness calls as the Senate prepares for a Nov. 8 session to decide the censure action.
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Solons End Union Probe In Cleveland
A House subcommittee wrapped Cleveland hearings on labor abuses after four days and set sessions for November 8 in Washington. Chairman George H. Bender said witnesses would be recalled and subpoenas served on William Finnegan and James Foley. William Presser invoked the Fifth Amendment when questioned about vending machine labor matters.
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Cleveland Federation of Labor
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William Presser
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Ams
Navy names Wilkin son commander of Nautilus
Commander Eugene P Wilkin son becomes head of the worlds first atomic submarine Nautilus in Groton Connecticut ceremonies. The $55 million craft was welcomed by Admiral Jer auld Wright and formally accepted by the U S Navy yesterday.
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Eugene P. Wilkinson
U. S. Navy
Groton
Conn
Adm
Jerauld Wright
Eisenhower OKs new federal misconduct inquiry program
President approves a broad investigation setup to uncover and prevent improper conduct by federal employees. The White House rejects claims of a spying system as unfounded. The plan, coordinated with the Civil Service Commission, targets noncriminal misconduct and is separate from security risk programs.
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Eisenhower
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Murray Snyder
Federal Housing Administration
Civil Service Commission
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Wee
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Rowland Hughes
Justice Department
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Hughes
Czechs Say They'll Free Gl Captives
Washington reports Czechoslovakia will hand over Ist. Lt. Richard Dries and Pfe. George Pisk to U S authorities at the German border near Walthaus at noon local time tomorrow. The embassy says the two were seized near the German Czech border while making photographs binoculars notes and drawings on Czech territory.
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U. S. Army
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Rune
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Steel Merger Disapproval Faces Court Test
The Eisenhower era faces a court test over the government’s disapproval of a $2 billion Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube merger. Atty. Gen. Brownell said the Justice Department sees reduced competition. executives from Youngstown and Bethlehem argued the merger would increase competition and national welfare.
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Eisenhower
Courst
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Mauthe
Bethlehem
Eugene Grace
National Defense
Youngstown
Grace
Brownell
Army Court Deliberates Two Hours
SAN ANTONIO Texas Capt Claude Batchelor a volunteer since 16 faces life in prison after a general Court Martial convicted him of collaborating with the enemy and informing on fellow prisoners The 22 year old was held by Chinese Communists as a POW for 38 months before his conviction and sentence following a 2 hour 14 minute panel deliberation Batchelor embraced his mother and said I can take it then exercised his right of appeal through civilian counsel Joel Westbrook
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Batchelor
Joel Westbrook
Giants Lead Indians In Third World Series Game
In Cleveland, the Giants hold a 4-0 advantage over the Indians after three innings as 70,000 spectators look on. Dusty Rhodes delivers a two‑run pinch hit single with the bases loaded in the third, while forecasts warn of showers and Ford Frick pledges the game will finish if playable. Ruben Gomez starts for New York despite injuries to Cleveland players.
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Cleveland Indians
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Giants
Ford Frick
Ruben Gomez
Puerto Rico
Rosen
Segregation Forces Win in Delaware
Segregation advances reported across Delaware and Maryland as boards approve removing Black students and residents protest school admissions. In Milford, new trustees voted to remove Negroes from the high school amid boycotts by white students. Similar actions and picketing occurred in Baltimore and Georgia amid state efforts to sustain segregation through private schooling.
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Milford Board of Education
State Board of Education
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Maryland
Georgia
Herman
Marvin Griffin
Paris Police Tackle Leak From National Defense Council
Police said high ranking officials were connected to a leak involving top secret information. Earlier statements indicated the data had been transmitted to the French Communist party's high command.
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Paris
Crets
National Defense Council
Communist Party
Masked bandits loot Ohio bank in daylight heist
Three men, two seen before the getaway, robbed an Ohio bank vault, taking all available cash. State patrol reports they escaped west in a late model light green sedan. Local authorities pursue leads as the investigation continues.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Meres
State Highway Patrol
Ohio Farm Is Levelled By Tornado
A tornado struck northeastern Ohio last night killing a young girl and injuring her mother father and infant brother. Carrie Smiley, 4, died, while her mother Alice 30 and 14 month old James were injured. The storm toppled homes and roofs in Temes Gulley and was described as an out of season twister by officials in Columbus and Alliance. The Ohio death toll this year rose with other tornado events blamed for 113 lives in Flint Michigan in June 1953.
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Canton
Ohio
Carrie
City Hospital
Alliance
Smiley
Alice
James al
U. S. Weather Bureau
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Flint
Mich
Proposed Zoning Changes in City Ordinance Study
The acting director of law reviews a city zoning ordinance before City Commission action. The changes are not sweeping though outlines will detail specific alterations. Sunday Journal highlights NEPH WEEK features and a deaf Aeronca worker and a blind farmer who defied darkness. It also promotes Red Cross baby care courses starting Tuesday with details in Sunday's Journal.
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Sunday's Journal
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Aeronca
Red Cross
Nine-Power Conference Seeks End to Occupation in Germany
Western ministers including Adenauer, Dulles, Eden, and Mendes-France met to advance a plan for German sovereignty and a rearmament compromise. They anticipated signing treaties later for NATO expansion, including West Germany and Italy, with April-aimed steps to wind up occupation and restore full sovereignty.
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London
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
West Germany
Italy
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Britain
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Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Toxlay
Adenaueer
U.S
State Dulles
Anthony Eden
Pierre Mendes-France
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Eden
Adenauer
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Mendes-France
West Berlin
Peul
Henri Spaak
Ree
Formosa Alert For Air Raid
Formosa was on alert for a Communist air attack as the anniversary of Peiping’s regime loomed. An unidentified plane was sighted over the Formosa Strait and Taipeh’s Pine Hill airport was closed for 99 minutes. The Central said Reds have a sizeable gunboat and surface craft presence around the islands southeast of the mainland, marking a 30th straight day of activity near Que rey.
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Peiping
Formosa Strait
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