Eisenhower Warns of a Cold War in Politics
President Eisenhower argued that a Democratic Congress would trigger partisan warfare in Washington. Speaking to a Denver crowd, he warned voters that split power would derail the nation, urging two more years of GOP control and citing past results as justification for continuing the program.
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Freighter Mor Mackite Capsizes Off Virginia Coast
The Coast Guard reported two survivors and three men sighted in the water from the ore-laden freighter Mor Mackite, with a crew of 48. The first survivor, Michael Angel Hernandez, chief steward, said the ship capsized likely early Thursday amid high winds and rough seas, about 150 miles east southeast of Cape Henry, Virginia, after being seen by Navy and Coast Guard planes.
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Meteor Report From Moscow Radio
Meteor weighing about one stone reported by Moscow Radio fell near Krutinka in Omsk Province Western Siberia, observed from London. No injuries reported and details uncertain pending confirmation.
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Moscow Radio
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Omsk
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French Evacuate Hanoi As Vietminh Arrive
French forces leave Hanoi by nightfall in orderly fashion after 71 years of rule. Vietminh troops advance from dawn and take Bac Mai airport by midafternoon, moving into the suburbs by night.
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Indochina
Bac Mai
Bus and car crash kills two in Covington area
Two people died and several injured in a collision on the Dixie Highway at the edge of Ft. Mitchell. The dead were Evan Henry and Catherine Henry of Cincinnati, passengers in the automobile. Seven bus passengers were treated at Booth Hospital and released. one man, Thomas Powell Jr., 38, from Irisburg, had back and knee injuries. Additional bus passengers were taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital.
French Vote Tuesday On London Plan
Premier Mendes France seeks a confidence vote in the National Assembly on the London plan for German rearmament. He pledged radio talks and effort to marshal deputies, warning that a defeat could trigger new elections. The London accord would allow West German rearma ment within a Brussels alliance and NATO, replacing the rejected European Defense Community.
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Pierre Mendes-France
London
National Assembly
Mendes-France
Assembly
European Alliance
Nixon Planning California Visit
Vice President Richard Nixon travels from Denver to California for a four day campaign tour in support of Republican congressional candidates. He will campaign in northern California and the San Joaquin Valley then return with stops including Salinas San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara.
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San Luis
Obispo
Santa Barbara
Dixon Yates hearings postponed until after election
The Dixon Yates contract hearings were shelved until after the elections by the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee. Hearings will be moved to Nov. 4 as too many lawmakers are campaigning. The plan would have private Dixon and Yates build a plant to supply TVA lines, amid ongoing public vs private power debates.
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Edgar H. Dixon
Rhodes to distribute copy of audit report to public
Ohio Auditor James A. Rhodes says the turnpike audit was distorted by personal attacks. The Republican gubernatorial nominee will publish copies at his expense and place them in county courthouses with examiners for public review, denying the audit is a political smear by former FBI agent Donald D. Cook.
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U.S. Accuses Russia of Lying on 1953 Bombing Claim
The United States says Russia willfully lied about the July 1953 shooting down of an American B50 bomber over the Sea of Japan and filed a damage claim for 2,785,492.94 dollars. Washington urged the dispute to be taken to the International Court of Justice if liabilities are denied, with Ambassador Bohlen delivering the note in Moscow and UN circulation by Lodge Jr. A prior claim for a 1952 B29 loss had already been filed, amid ongoing Soviet air encounters near Russia.
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Sea of Japan
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
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Et Union
Japan
U. S
White Balls Not Saucers Flyover balloons declared not saucers
Fort Worth details a Air Force project using 37 foot plastic balloons released near Tracy California to ascend to 38000 feet and ride westerly winds. Explosives will breach the bags after two to three days and 300 pounds of experimental equipment will parachute to the ground for base collection.
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United States
Air Force
Tracy
Calif
Plane Crashes Near Ilo Killing Seven Aboard
A local airline plane crashed yesterday in fog near the port of Ilo in southern Peru, killing all seven people on board. The aircraft was en route to Arequipa, south of Lima, when it went down about 90 miles from the Chilean border.
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Springfield youth pleads innocent to double murder charges
Kenneth R. Chapin, 18, replied not guilty in District Court to two murder counts over the stabbings of a 14-year-old baby sitter and her four-year-old charge. Judge John M. Noonan ordered him held without bail for a hearing set October 19 in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Mass
Tall
Kenneth R. Chapin
James Lovett
John M. Noonan
Chapin
High Schooler Arrested in Springfield Slayings of Babysitter and Boy
Kenneth R. Chapin 18 admitted in a signed statement to stabbing and beating Lynn Ann Smith 14 and four year old Stephen Goldberg in their Springfield apartment. Police described the case as a brutal, premeditated double murder with Chapin revealing where the knife and bloodstained clothing were hidden. Neighbors and school officials called him a good boy despite his shocking actions.
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Mass
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Raymond P. Gallagher
Kenneth R. Chapin
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Stephen Goldberg
Gallagher
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Goldberg
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Bernard Goldberg
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Donald Gifford
Springfield Technical High School
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Gerald Baxter
Nobel Peace Prize Held Up For Year
Oslo officials announced there will be no Nobel peace prize this year. Last year General George C Marshall of the United States won the prize. Albert Schweitzer received the 1952 award when it was omitted with no explanation.
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Norway
George C. Marshall
United States
Albert Schweitzer
Alfred Nobeworth
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Adlai Stevenson Rally In Hollywood Bowl Tonight
Southern California Democrats rally around home-town boy Adlai Stevenson in Hollywood Bowl for a key campaign event. The event underscores Stevenson’s national bid as supporters mobilize in Los Angeles.
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Democrats of Southern California
Adlai Stevenson
Hollywood Bowl
Capehart predicts more indictments from probe
Senate Banking Committee chair Capehart says expect many more indictments from postwar housing loan probe. Subpoenas issued for five witnesses for November 9 hearing as federal grand juries expand inquiry into bribery and other misconduct. Powell under spotlight after testifying about FHA rental program funds and substantial personal earnings. Capehart signals yearlong continuation and ongoing irregularities review with committee funds totaling about $225,000.
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Capehart
R-Ind
Senate Banking Committee
Atty
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Brownell
Clyde L. Powell
Last Arpil
Federal Housing Administration
Powell
Senate
Banking Committee
Crazed Man Kills Three In New York
In Harlem a 31 year old boarder Benito Rivera Maldonados killed a 4 year old girl Doris Rodriguez the grandmother Sotera Torres about 65 and a 14 year old Ruth Lopez in a fifth floor four room apartment Police said the man claimed they wanted to poison him and he swung at officers shouting I did it Dollar bills were found on each victim and police noted the slayings followed a violent assault with a television and chairs smashed He told police he had coffee at the apartment and later believed he was poisoned
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Harlem
Benito Rivera Mandonados
Doris Roddriguez
Sotera Torres
Ruth Lopez
Airliner Crashes Near City. All Aboard Safe
An airliner piloted by Marco Antonio Asturias ran out of gas and crashed into a house at La Florida seven miles south of here yesterday. Asturias the co pilot and seven passengers escaped unharmed. The eight month old baby in the house was found unharmed in its crib. Luck was riding with the crew and passengers.
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Marco Antonio Asturias
la Florida
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Hazel Warned Dangerous Aboard Cuban Caribbean Storm
Hurricane Hazel with 125 mph winds moves west-northwest in the central Caribbean. Navy hurricane hunters avoid the system after a crewman was injured. The San Juan weather office calls Hazel very dangerous. Forecast keeps Hazel on a west-northwest track likely staying open water and south of Jamaica.
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U.N. handbook warns staff to pledge loyalty to organization
The International Civil Service Advisory Board released a 16 page guide urging United Nations employees to place loyalty to the U.N. above national ties. It bans active criticism of governments and any activity aiming to overthrow a government by force.
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Thirteen Missing After Texas Hotel Fire
Wichita Falls Texas. Thirteen persons unaccounted after a blaze destroyed the Milam Hotel and four nearby businesses. Fire Capt. Joe Counts said it would be day before confirming deaths as crews pumped water on the ruins. No bodies yet found. heavy smoke and water damage feared to push total losses toward half a million dollars.
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Queen Mother to Visit Ottawa in November
Queen Elizabeth will visit Ottawa from November 12 to 17 as guests of Governor General Vincent Massey at Government House. She will fly to New York on the 17th and sail for home the following day.
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