Trieste peace pact ends nine year Italy Yugoslavia clash
Rome and Belgrade announced a settlement dividing Trieste between Italy and Yugoslavia. Italy gains the port and most Zone A, Yugoslavia takes Zone B with Lazzaretto strip, while minority rights are protected. British and American troops remain in Zone A as the pact closes the postwar rift and aligns with Western defense aims.
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Belgrade
Europe
Greece
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New York
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Vladimir Velebit
Mario Scelba
Brosio
Atconga
Succ
Moscow
Zone A
Lazzaretto
Nen Lazzaretto
Marshal Tito
Spersad
Lazzaretto Strip
Yugoslav
Italian Terce
March On Washington Scheduled By Anti Communists
Baltimore rabbi Benjamin Schultz announced a nationwide march on Washington staged for Sen. McCarthy's censure fight. The plan calls protesters to visit home-state senators on Nov. 11 and attend a mass meeting, forming a Joint Council Against Communism in America to combat communism and alleged anti anti-communist smears.
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Ae McCarthy
Benjamin Schultz
Roy M. Cohn
McCarthy
Senate
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Sen
Joint Council Against Communism In
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Nixon Says Oct 20 Speech Set by Eisenhower Campaign
Omaha reports Vice President Nixon says President Eisenhower will likely deliver a major campaign speech around October 20 near Washington. He cites the Hollywood Bowl address as proof the president should campaign, with Halleck urging more talks. Nixon plans to introduce Eisenhower on TV Friday and notes security-risk personnel leaving government since his Council Bluffs Mason City Iowa stops.
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Eisenhower
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Halleck
Denver
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Young
Council Bluffs
Waterloo
Mason City
Iowa
Four Stabbed in Honolulu Killings Departed by Violence
In Honolulu two small children were stabbed to death and their young mother, wife of a Navy lieutenant, and a third child were seriously wounded yesterday. The incident leaves a Navy family grieving as investigators probe the circumstances surrounding the attack.
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Navy
Army drafts 23,000 men in December call
Washington says the Army issued a draft call for 23,000 men in December, matching prior five month previews. The total drafted or earmarked since September 1950 reaches 1,835,430, with calls hovering around 23,000. Five months ending last June saw quotas fall to 15,000 before rising again in July to the current level.
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Washington
Army
105 Guards To Strike At Prison
MICHIGAN CITY Ind Guards will walk out of the Indiana State Pris on by Friday with 105 of 197 guards agreeing to strike The union official Merle Griffith said 37 guards will remain to maintain inner security The guards demand a four hour work week correction of unfair conditions and rehiring of four guards fired for union activity Warden J Ellis Overlade doubted the strike would amount to anything
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Indiana
Merle Griffith
International Guards Union
Griffith
J. Ellis
Ohio turnpike sections urged for immediate build
Pike Pushed in Columbus as chairman Clingan Jackson advocates immediate construction of the northern and southern ends of the disputed North South turnpike. He argues the sections would pay for themselves and attract bond buyers, while engineers note the route could be financed and traffic would support extending the highway toward Cleveland and Cincinnati. State engineers and the Turnpike Commission review the Coverdale Colpitts report.
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Ohio Highway Construction Council
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U. S. 40
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State Highway Department
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Coverdale & Colpitts of
New York
Polio May Be Prosperity Disease Warns Doctors
Chicago reports that polio may be largely a prosperity disease. Dr David Bodian of Johns Hopkins told the American Academy of Pediatrics that parasitic outbreaks in crowded slums promote early immunity, while in prosperous uncrowded areas fewer infants are infected. He warned that reduced crowding and sanitation improvements could shift polio risk to adulthood, potentially triggering epidemics in otherwise better off societies.
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American Academy of Pediatrics
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Johns Hopkins University
Academy
Bodian
Ohio Dems Nail Down '54 Planks
Ohio Democratic leaders were to present the state platform to about 1,000 delegates after a closed-session drafting, with disagreements over planks for the November 2 election. The platform reportedly includes a pledge to amend public utility rate making provisions seen as favoring utilities over consumers.
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Ohio State Journal
Delaware to sue to dissolve NAAWP and curb NAACP
Delaware Attorney General H Albert Young seeks court action in the Court of Chancery to dissolve the National Association for the Advancement of White People and to bar Bryant Bowles and other NAACP officers from soliciting memberships. He also seeks a receivership, books and records, and an accounting of gifts and dues amid allegations the group violated its charter by opposing integration and endorsing boycotts in Milford and Sussex County. Bowles was reported in Philadelphia amid warnings of possible clashes with authorities.
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National Assn
Milford High School
H. Albert Young
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Court of Chancery
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Bowles
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Marilyn Monroe to file for divorce from Joe DiMaggio
Hollywood's Marilyn Monroe plans to divorce former Yankee slugger Joe DiMaggio citing career conflicts after nine months of marriage. Attorney Jerry Giesler notes the split stems from incompatible lifestyles, with Monroe rising as Hollywood's top star and DiMaggio aloof from the screen's whirl.
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Gladys Rasmussen
Segregation Issue Boils In Baltimore
Baltimore confronts a race battle as W Bryant Bowles, head of the National Association for the Advancement of White People, leads a crowd at an auto raceway to claim that Negroes were forced from Delaware schools. Police Commissioner Beverly Ober warns that disrupting a public school is a misdemeanor and vows to stop picketing near schools.
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Delaware
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Beverly Ober
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Dockers Strike Closes New York Port Second Time
Longshoremen of the ILA walk out to demand back pay and welfare benefits, closing the world’s largest port for a second time in six months. Cargo ships still operate at some piers while most unloadings halt, with East Coast ports preparing for diverted cargo. Local 824 and Brooklyn locals vote unanimously to strike, led by William V. Bradley and Tony Anastasia, as ships face delays and labor walkouts spread to Newark and Hoboken.
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Ee York Shipping Assn
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Wiley Seeks Fast OK On London Pact
Senator Wiley voices support for a rapid Senate consent to a new nine power pact restoring West Germany sovereignty and rearmament. He expects administration action next month to fast track treaties through the Foreign Relations Committee and possibly allow entry into the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and revisions among the Allied occupying powers.
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Britain
France
Eisenhower Schedules Conference With Noted Attendees
President Eisenhower plans a Denver conference with William H. Jackson, a New York attorney and investment banker who mapped overseas information. Jackson chaired the precursor commission leading to the United States Information Agency. Also on the schedule is Capt. Mario Lopez of the Guatemala liberation army bearing a silver tray from Col. Castillo Armas. Eisenhower yesterday limited oats imports to 40 million bushels for the period Friday to September 30. Tomorrow Robert Cutler, White House national security adviser, is set to address officials.
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State Department
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Guatemala Liberation Army
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