Who's Boss Here Adlai Questions Ike In Campaign
Adlai E Stevenson charged in Wilkes Barre that on vital matters Eisenhower has not known or cared what goes on in his administration. He cited congressional failure to pass distress area relief and said it was knifed by the Republicans. He pressed the line in Morristown New Jersey, quipping about who is in charge and criticizing Nixon for extreme rhetoric.
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Stevenson
Man Blows Fuse in Murders and Suicide
Rufus A. King, 35, known as a sober churchgoer with prior disputes, shot six family members in quick succession with a .22 rifle then killed himself with a shotgun, coroner ruling six murders and self-inflicted death. Mrs. King, 27, traumatized and sedated, had previously sworn a protection warrant. a mass funeral is planned with King family burials at Clinton.
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Coleman Carter
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King Family
Clinton
Chuckle Panel Exchange Sparks Breakup Joke
A lighthearted cartoon line features He telling Alice they have been going steady for two years and suggesting they break up, provoking a coy reaction from Alice in a humorous dating moment.
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Wanted single man to drive in head on crash
A Columbus AP ad invites a man under 25 to participate in a staged collision at Powell Speedway on Saturday Oct 6. Both cars must hit 45 mph at impact to produce a 90 mph crash. Participants must sign unconditional release in case of injury or death and submit price and details.
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Powell Speedway
Dodgers storm back to win World Series opener 6 3
Dodgers rally to defeat the New York Yankees 6 to 3 at Ebbets Field as Gil Hodges belts a third inning homer after Jackie Robinson and Hodges spark a comeback. Enos Slaughter and Hank Bauer homer for the Yankees while Mickey Mantle also goes deep for New York but the Dodgers prevail in front of President Eisenhower.
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Nan See
Shiek
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Hank Bauer
Slaughter
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Yogi Berra
Bill Skowron
Dodger
Pee Wee Reese Best
Duke
Robinson
Herbert backs down from payoff charges against turnpike chief
Ohio Republican lieutenant governor candidate Paul Herbert withdraws accusations that a member of the Ohio Turnpike Commission received a 35000 fee from a Cleveland law firm paid 350000 by the commission. Shacknessy calls the claim an obvious imbecility as officials dispute work and costs on turnpike projects.
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UN Delegates Edge Toward Canal Compromise
United Nations talks on the Suez dispute advance with foreign ministers arriving for the first U.N. airing. British and French leaders push for an international control resolution, while the Soviet Union backs Egypt. Dulles to join Friday as diplomats press for a council solution amid veto fears.
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Belgium
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Little Woman Has Big Baby
A sideshow pair, Spada and his wife, announce their baby son born Tuesday weighs 7 pounds. The mother is described as a midget weighing 28 percent, with her husband two inches shorter. the child is reported as normal-sized.
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Tokyo Traffic Gridlock Marks 500th Anniversary Parades
Downtown Tokyo was snarled by a rare mass traffic jam as six simultaneous processions clogged the streets during Tokyo’s 500th anniversary celebrations. The jam turned into a horn blasting melee, with vehicles stranded and momentum halted across central districts.
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Uncertain Weather With Possible Showers Tonight
A weak low pressure system from the west may bring scattered showers tonight. Tuesday's official high was 79 at 4 pm and the low this morning was 46 at 6 am.
Globemaster Crashes at Charleston Air Force Base
A Cim Globemaster crashed and burned at Charleston Air Force base. Three of the ten crew were killed, with the rest rushed to U S Naval Hospital in Charleston. Three dead on arrival, one injured in good condition. next of kin pending. Names withheld pending notification.
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U S Dulles Charts Independence On Suez Policy
Secretary of State Dulles outlines a somewhat independent U S approach to the Suez dispute with Egypt. He says differences with Britain and France reflect broader non colonial aims, and stresses a constructive shift from colonialism to independence while denying any fundamental change in U S policy. A U N Security Council meeting on Suez is planned for Friday.
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Picket line blocks entry at Lamar College in Texas
Negro students at Lamar State College of Technology in Beaumont were stopped by a picket line as they tried to enter the campus. The line, part of ongoing protests against integration, numbered from six to 150 in successive days. Governor Clement faced about 25 pickets at a Houston dinner, while national debate raged over a House subcommittee hearing on Washington school integration.
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Tex
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Dewey to Deliver Major National Address Tonight
President hopeful Thomas E. Dewey will broadcast a 15 minute nationwide TV and radio address tonight. GOP Chairman Leonard Hall called the speech one of the campaign’s major moments as networks prepare to carry the event across the country in prime time.
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Imer
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
GOP
Leonard Hall
Dewey
Careetias
Miss Israel Plugs For Bonds In Columbus Visit
Sarah Tal 22, former commando and Miss Israel in the Miss Universe contest where she placed sixth, arrived in Columbus to promote tonal development bonds. She met residents planning for Mayor Gershon Agron of Jerusalem to visit Oct 18. In Cincinnati she aided sales of $25,000 in bonds. Tal will tour the United States and Canada for three or four months before returning home.
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Ohio
Sarah Tal
Gershon Agron
Jerusalem
Cincinnati
Tito Gets New Praise In Pravda
Pravda in London framed Tito as pivotal amid Crimean talks with Khrushchev and Kremlin leaders. It noted his flight to the Soviet Union after reports of ideological rifts and his backing of Egypt's Suez Canal nationalization and opposition to outlawing West German Communists. The dispatch hinted at potential near settlement of disputed issues.
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Pitiful Bank Robbery Attempt by Desperate Mother
Cleveland police arrested Maybelle Millard, 25, a mother of four, after a note demanding money led to a failed robbery at a Cleveland Trust Co. branch. She left with no loot, then returned home to Highland Heights. FBI said bank robbery charges would be filed.
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Millard
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