Israeli Forces Report 41 Killed at Jordan Border Station
Israeli units destroyed a Jordan border police post in a seven hour battle near Jerusalem ending after a UN cease fire. Official counts claim 41 killed and 25 Israelis wounded as clashes widened into artillery exchanges. Unofficial tallies speculate up to 160 dead west of Jerusalem amid reprisals for two Israeli farmhands slain.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
U. N
Mag.eeee
E. L. M. Burns
Tracelor
Kaskilyeh
Israel
Husan
Dag Hammarskjold Holds Private Talks Over Suez Crisis
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold held two private meetings with foreign ministers to seek a pause in the Suez dispute. Speculation about Anglo French differences was dismissed by the secretary general as unfounded.
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United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Christian Pin
Librarian Dies From Stab Wound
CHICAGO a one year old woman librarian Miss Mildred Hayes died from a stab wound after confronting a purse snatcher in front of her West Side home. Neighbors and Mrs Jane Clark found Hayes in a hysterical state on the front steps. she gasped a young man grabbed her and fled toward Benval where she was pronounced.
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Chicago
Mildred
West Side
Jane Clark
Miss Hayes
Benval
Antitrust Inquiry Over Polio Vaccine Profits
Investigators under Rep Fountain question if antitrust laws apply as government vaccine contracts used nearly identical bids. Hearing aims to determine price fixing risks and whether federal purchases exceeded fair value. Noted suppliers include Lilly and Co Schaataee Sherp and Dohme Pitman and Moore and Parke-Davis.
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Rep. Fountain
DNC
House
Ade
Congress
Lilly & O
Schaataiee
Sherp & Dohme
Pitman & Moore
Parke-Davis
Mae
Wife Keeps Close Tabs on Husband in Los Angeles
Irvin Berzon testified that his wife regularly telephoned him at his job, describing the trouble as her constant calls. The report notes the domestic dispute context and location in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Irvin Berzon
Lashes Adlai Over Atom Plan and Draft Halt Proposal
President Eisenhower dismissed Adlai Stevenson's atom test and draft halt ideas as campaign issues. He stated he had uttered his last words on those subjects after a newsman pressed about H-bomb tests and the draft, noting today’s briefing largely focused on politics.
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Eisenhower
Stevensson
Patchy Warmth Ahead with Springlike Temperatures
The forecast calls for mostly fair and warmer weather today with a high near 65 degrees. Tonight and Friday should stay warmer with highs around 70 and a low near 44. Official Wednesday high reached 39 at 2:45 p.m. and the morning low was 7 a.m. record shows a colder start.
Kowloon Riots Sharpen Toward Hong Kong Curfew
British troops and police clashed with rioters in Kowloon and on the peninsula. The death toll rose to 34 after 30 bodies were found near Tsun Wan, as curfew orders for Kowloon residents from 7:30 p.m. to 10 a.m. were issued by Acting Gov. E. B. David. American personnel faced travel and backtrack adjustments amid the turmoil.
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Tsun Wan
Kowloon
Red China
Royal Artillery
China Iron Works
E. B. David
Hong
Two Sides Agree to State Board Call Over Southern Ohio Strike
Bulletin reports that both sides have agreed to go before a state industrial commission board to settle the strike in southern Ohio. The move aims to end the dispute by reaching a formal settlement through the commission process.
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Columbus
Ohie
State Industrial Commission Board
Columbus Day Observance Closes Ohio Liquor Stores and Agencies
The state reports all liquor stores and agencies will be closed Friday in observance of Columbus Day. Public offices may also adjust hours as part of the holiday.
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Columbus
Ohio
All State
Missing AF Plane In Atlantic Search Goes On
A US Air Force trans port carrying 59 aboard vanished over the eastern Atlantic while en route from London to the Azores. A multinational air search extended across the area as crews looked for wreckage or survivors with the giant C-141 Liftmaster last heard from at 8:36 p.m. EST and expected to fly toward Westover Field or McGuire Air Force Base.
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Lakeheath
England
U.S
Atlantic Wey
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
London
Lojes
Azores
Atlantic
Mae West
Germany
France
North Africa
Inlert
Air Force
Wester Field
Mass
McGuire
Swedish Freighter Sinks In Elbe River After Collision
In foggy conditions off Cuxhaven Germany the 3621 ton Swedish freighter Rybolm sank after colliding with the French vessel Stotte ville. The Rybolm crew of 23 were rescued while the Stotte ville sailed to Rotterdam. The Rybolm had been bound for Hamburg from Canada.
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Elbe
Cuxhaven
Germany
Britain tests new bomb as air drop simulates wartime use
A large fireball darkened the afternoon as Britain dropped an atom bomb in an air test. A smoke plume formed, seen as a real weapon ready for war. The drop is described as a dress rehearsal for the first hydrogen bomb test.
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Britain
Democrats Hold Leads In Alaska Election Reporting
Democrats led in three of three territorial races with 161 of 271 counted as Alaska officials projected. Republicans held a stronger showing in the Territorial Senate with five or six seats likely, while Democrats controlled the House with 21 seats to Republicans 3. Incumbent E. L. Bartlett easily reelected as delegate to Congress topples Byron Gillam.
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Territorial
Senate
E. L.bartlett
Congress
Byron Gillam
Ernest
Billy's Film Irks Viewers
Viewers were left frustrated as a mystery movie on WIW TV Cleveland was abruptly cut off, cutting short the reveal of the culprit. The incident disrupted the station’s schedule and prompted viewer complaints.
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Cleveland
Wiw-Tv
Ex Banker Ties Stratton to Hodge Scandal in Hearings
Chicago AP reports a former Chicago banker linked Stratton to a Hodge scandal. Beutel testified Stratton, then state treasurer, sought deposits and money for campaigns in 1951 and 1952. He said deposits were discussed with Stratton and other figures as influence with banks.
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Stratton
Hodge
Chicago
Rbeutel
Beutel
West Irvian State Bank
Klick
Osterman
Rin
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Morning Mirth at the Hospital
A cartoonish exchange features two psychiatrists as one greets the other with a garbled line. The puzzled recipient wonders about the meaning, the moment capturing a lighthearted hospital scene.
Gynecologist Links Modern Women to Stress in Bellwether Claim
Dr Erle Henriksen says about half of women show tense behavior and mood swings due to bodily water retention causing pressure on nerves. He cites irritability anger and fighting with spouses bosses and friends as symptoms. A mercurial compound Nae speeds elimination of excess water.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
San Francisco
Ateal
Erle Henriksen
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