Survivor in tavern brawl quote amid deadly shootings
In Cincinnati AP report a tavern brawl left Obie Norvell 19 and Vernon Oliver 21 dead. Jesse Loveless 18 is held on open charge after Norvell fired a shot killing Oliver. Norvell possibly committed suicide. witnesses say Loveless handed the gun to Norvell before the fatal shot.
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Jesse Loveless
Obie Norvell
Loveless
Common
Vernon Oliver
Olver
Norvell
Richard Labeck
Miles Stein
Robert Harlow
Oliver
Harlow
Gaying Loveless
Ee Norvell
Piston Ring Foundry Reopens After Riot At New Castle
Perfect Circle Corp reopens the New Castle foundry with 67 plant workers and 17 office staff returning as martial law remains in effect. National Guard, tanks, and roadblocks guard the area after last week's riot that wounded eight. UAW strike continues at New Castle Hagerstown and Richmond plants with petitions for decertification filed.
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George Smith
Howard Johnson
Indiana National Guard
Struck Perfect Circle Corp
New Castle
Ind
George Craig
New Castle, Ind
Perfect Circle Corp
Chesley Juday
Perfect Circle
Hagerstown
Richmond
National Guard
George N. Craig
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Henry County
UAW
Don Ballard
Indianapolis
National Labor Relations Board
Tragedy as Runaway Truck Kills Girl in Providence
A three year old girl, Cathy Holmes, died when a runaway trailer crashed into a laundry wagon and pedestrians near a factory in Providence. Her mother Mrs Josephine Holmes suffered injuries along with bystanders Mrs Frances Gallagher and Mrs Gloria McFarland and Mrs Estelle Margera. The truck driver John F Riley Jr 20 fled claiming brake failure while laundry truck driver Raymond T Patton 23 escaped unharmed.
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Providence
R. I
Gil
Cathy Holmes
Josephine Holmes
Holmes
Maureen
Frances Gallagher
Gloria McFarland
Estelle Margera
John F. Riley Jr
Rogers
Conn
Raymond T. Patton
First Lady Acknowledges Get Well Messages
Mamie Eisenhower has signed more than 11 000 thank you notes for get well wishes sent to President Eisenhower. Press secretary James Hagerty said she plans to continue replying and will ensure every message receives a response. He noted a large portion of replies are prepared by staff and that Mrs. Eisenhower is at the hospital since the president’s September 24 hospitalization.
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Denver
White House
Mamie Eisenhower
Getwell
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Mrs
Sands
Ike Meets Dulles Refreshed After Heart Attack
President Eisenhower woke refreshed and cheerful for a policy conference with Secretary of State Dulles at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. Dulles flew from Miami to discuss Geneva talks and planned plans to counter Soviet moves.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Retary of State Dulles
Hall Sees GOP Victory Path Regardless of Eisenhower
New York Republican leader Leonard Hall asserted the GOP will win in 1956 with President Eisenhower or without him. He praised Eisenhower’s foreign policy as bold and dynamic and touted domestic gains, claiming more Americans hold jobs and see higher take home pay and dollar value. Hall noted only the President can decide on seeking re election, suggesting an earlier announcement could follow his heart attack.
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New York
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
GOP
Tke
Hall
National Republican Club
America
Republican Party
State Takes Over St. Louis Transit
Gov. Phil M. Donnelly ordered the state to seize and operate the St. Louis Service Co under the King-Thompson Law to protect public welfare during a city utility strike. About 200000 daily riders rely on the street cars and buses as 1400 AFL workers voted unanimously to strike, effective immediately.
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ST. Louis
Phil M. Donnelly
St. Louis Service Co
AFL
Robbers Seize Brooklyn Restaurant and Ambush Staff
Five patient gunmen seized Tappen's Seafood Restaurant in Sheepshead Bay and held staff at gunpoint for nearly 12 hours waiting for the manager to open the safe. They forced meals on workers, locked them in a cold refrigerator, and freed them after manager Petey Chahales arrived and his father Nick helped untie captives. About $6,000 was stolen.
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New York
Brooklyn
Tappen
Sheepshead Bay
Petey Chahales
Chahals
Nick
Market's Nursing Hangover
New York stocks slid for the third straight Monday after Eisenhower's heart attack. The 60 stock average dropped to 164.30, with blue chips down up to ten dollars and overall market value down about five billion on Tuesday. Investors doute Ike will seek re election, though rallies followed declines.
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New York
Eisenhower
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Associated Press
Typhoon Misses Tokyo With Glancing Blow
A weakening typhoon skimmed past Tokyo about 70 miles offshore delivering a glancing blow rather than a full strike. Winds slowed to 85 mph as the storm moved seaward. The city faced shattered glass flooding and power cuts while landslides blocked roads and rail lines and two fishing boats with eight crewmen were sunk.
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Tokyo
Pacific Coast
Driver Dies In Crash In Georgetown Ohio
John Delaney, 65, a retired railroad telegrapher, died when his car crashed into a house in Georgetown near Sardinia last night. Authorities described the crash as a fatal accident and continued to investigate the scene.
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Georgetown
Ohio
Sardinia
John Delaney
Strauss questions Dixon Yates contract validity
AEC Chairman Strauss disclosed in a letter made public that there may be a question about the validity of the Dixon Yates contract. Cancellation payments are on hold while the validity issue is studied in depth, with Dixon and Yates defending the contract’s legality.
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Washington (Ap
Lewis L. Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Dixon-Yates
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Dixon-Yates Power Group
Edgar H. Dixon
Eugene A. Yates
Anderson
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
AEC
Eisenhower
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Dixon- Yates Group
Strauss
Liquid Fire Injures 18 At Sinclair Oil Refinery
An explosion at Sinclair Oil Co. refinery in Trainer Pennsylvania rocked a low-pressure receiving unit and showered liquid fire on workers injuring 18 people including four in critical condition. Flames damaged the 20 by 40 foot unit and the blaze was extinguished in about ninety minutes.
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Marcus Hook
Sinclair Oil Co
Trainer
Policeman Willard Hilton Dies While Fishing
Willard M. Hilton, 56, a retired Columbus city policeman, apparently suffered a heart attack and died while fishing. His body was found yesterday in Big Darby Creek near Georgesville.
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Columbus
Ohio
Willard M. Hilton
Big Darby Creek
Georgesville
French Assembly Debates Fate of Algerian Colonies
Paris reports focus on Edgar Faure’s plan to curb Algerian nationalist violence as the National Assembly debates three days on policy. Despite home rule for Tunisia and Morocco, Algeria remains part of France with eight million Moslems underrepresented.
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Paris
National Assembly
France
Faure
U. N. General Assembly
Algeria
Mediterranean
Bouderbala
Souhalia
Marina
Casablanca
Protectorate
Two Buses Collide Injuring Twenty Six on Lake Shore Drive
Twenty six people were injured when a northbound Sheridan road bus struck the rear of a Wilson Avenue bus stopped at a traffic light on 1400 Lake Shore Drive on the near North Side Chicago. None of the injured were believed to be in serious condition.
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Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
Near North Side
Sheridan Road
Wilson Avenue
Weather outlook fair mild through midweek
The forecast calls for fair weather today with a high near 75 and a cool night around 46. Wednesday should be warmer with some cloudiness, and Monday's high reached 77 while the morning low was 46.
83rd Designated As Combat Unit
The Army said it has almost completed a mission change for 25 reserve divisions and plans to reorganize many smaller units for the atomic age. Ten divisions including the 83rd of Ohio have been designated as combat units and should be ready to fight within six months of war start, built up from about 3 300 to around 14 000 officers and men.
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Washington
83Rd
Ohio
Nixon Trip To Mideast Ruled Out
Washington observers see no prospect that Vice President Nixon will undertake the postponed Middle East and Africa tour. President Eisenhower’s illness, a tougher diplomatic climate, and Nixon’s possible 1960 bid are cited as factors. Nixon will stay in Washington to chair Cabinet and NSC meetings as the president recovers.
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Washington
Nixon
Middle East
Africa
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Cabinet
National Security Council
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Tampico Struggles With Flood Looting and Relief Airlift
Mexican army tightens control as floodwaters recede in Tampico and residents report widespread looting. Ninety helicopters from the Siboney and Saipan assist evacuations, while a relief train delivers tents, food, oil stoves, clothing, and soap. U.S. Air Force planes bring medicines and additional supplies.
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Tampico
Mexico
Panuco
U.S. Navy
Siboney
Saipan
Monterrey
U.S. Air Force
Gas-Soaked Car Burns, Organist Dies In Fire
Leavenworth Kansas church organist Mildred Hitzman aged 48 burned to death in an automobile set afire shortly after her minister attempted to calm her. Coroner said interior soaked with gasoline and motive unknown. The Rev Paul Burres and Loren Land spotted the car after a week-long search and witnessed the explosion.
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Kan
Charles Larkin
Mildred Hitzman
Paul W. Burres
Mr. Burres
Wesleyes Church
Kansas City
Loren Land
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Joint Strategic Survey Committee
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State Takes Over
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