Ike To Give Major Farm Talk Tonight
DENVER AP President Eisenhower ends an eight week Colorado vacation and heads to Indianapolis for a major farm speech at Butler University. The White House bills it nonpartisan but it supports the farm program in the campaign to keep GOP control of Congress.
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Enrollment in Colleges Seen Rising in Postwar Era
Cincinnati terms seven of ten colleges show higher total fulltime enrollments than last fall in a School and Society survey. President Raymond Walters notes a lull below postwar peak but anticipates a population surge in the coming decade. Teacher colleges report increases up to 39 percent. technical schools show gains up to 30 percent and some declines.
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University of Cincinnati
Raymond Walters
School and Society
Educational Journal
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Technological School
Claims of Firing by French Defense Committee Over Leak Warnings
Lucienne Las serron asserts she was dismissed as a coding expert from the French National Defense committee after warning about leaks. Since addressing a military tribunal, she has been in hiding claiming threats, but she did not identify who she says threatens her.
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Lucienne Lasserron
French National Defense Committee
Union Heads Hold Parley On Merger
Leaders of AFL and CIO met in Washington to discuss a potential merger after a four month old no raiding agreement, with Meany and Reuther guiding talks and top aides present. Past merger efforts failed, but optimism persists despite expected clashes over area rights and mechanics of consolidation.
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North Pike to set 70 mph speed limit for all vehicles
Columbus Ohio Drivers on the Northern Ohio Turnpike would face a uniform 70 mph limit for trucks and autos if approved by regulators. The 241 mile toll road would open next October with no U turns no hitchhikers bicycles or pedestrians allowed. A 21 000 pound axle load and 90 000 pound gross weight would apply to trucks to attract commercial haulers.
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Twelve Iranian Officers Sentenced to Die for Spying
A Tehran military court sentenced twelve Iranian army officers to die by firing squad for spying for Russia. The group, tried behind closed doors at Djamsheediyeh barracks, included two colonels four majors four captains and two lieutenants.
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U S Readies Showdown Over Korea Aid and Currency Policy
The United States plans a tough stand after Korea blocks currency transfers for American military pay. Washington seeks a 700 million dollar aid package tied to military and economic buildup, criticizing Rhee’s regime and demanding greater ROK cooperation. US forces may be paid in dollars or mixed with food amid strains.
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Korea
Japan
Syngman Rhee
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Dutch cargo ship Prins Willem V sinks off Milwaukee
A Dutch 258 foot cargo ship Prins Willem V collided with a Sinclair Oil Co. barge off Milwaukee harbor and sank in 80 feet of water. Coast Guardsmen rescued 29 crew members uninjured from two lifeboats as the tug and barge were damaged but the tug remained undamaged. The ship's starboard bow was caved in and it began listing before capsizing three miles offshore.
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Bruce Witte
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Dock Strike Truce Talks Are Called
London demands urgent talks as dock workers walk out in Britain’s worst labor disruption since 1926. 24,000 dockers plus 15,000 London bus staff idle threaten food supplies. talks led by Sir Walter Monckton aim to avert broader port closures.
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Goodrich Workers OK Strike in Nationwide Fight
CIO rubber workers at B. F. Goodrich Co authorized a strike to press contract demands as the agreement expired at midnight. More than two thirds voted, with 90 percent approving a walkout. Companies employ about 9,000 each at Akron and Marion plus sites in Tuscaloosa, Cadillac, Oaks, Riverside, and other locations. Joseph W. Childs pledged efforts to avoid plant closings.
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Clarksville
Ride Around Miami Valleys Sights Photographed By Veith
Sunday's Journal invites readers to enjoy a photo tour of the Miami Valley captured by Bill Veith showing early fall beauty and local sights. A Girl Scout leader trains in teaching democracy to youngsters, with coverage to follow Sunday. Municipal Court Judge J. T. Lamb argues jury trials strengthen justice in a forthcoming story.
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Sheppard Case Faces Delays From Crank Letters
Cleveland legal saga deepens as defense seeks change of venue and a delay amid nationwide publicity in the Dr Samuel H Sheppard first degree murder case A flood of crank letters to potential jurors prompts judge Blythin to consider a new venue while a continuance is argued Subpoenas reach coroner police chief and media executives as prosecution vows to oppose postponement
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Samuel H. Sheppard
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Common Pleas
Edwin Blythin
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Wiliam Corrigan
Dr. Sheppard
Cuyahoga County
Marilyn Sheppard
John J. Mahon
Corrigan
Samuel R. Gerber
Frank W. Story
Bert Winstron
John Corlett
John E. Kreidler
Weather Disaster Strikes Guatemala Leaving Mass Homeles
Reports to the Interior Ministry describe heavy rain storms in western Guatemala that left numerous people homeless, creating a horrible situation officials struggle to address.
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Interior Ministry
Court Upholds Integration In Milford Schools
White students plan to boycott Milford schools again after Vice Chancellor William Marvel ruled the 10 Negro students have a clear legal right to attend the Milford school. The case stems from a three week integration that prompted a boycott and a resignation of the local school board. The order, to be formalized next week, follows an appeal by the NAACP on behalf of the students and parents.
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Flash Fire Kills Two Men In Cleveland
A flash fire swept a Cleveland rooming house killing Joseph Browning 40 and Walter L Adams 30. Agnust Reichel 75 was overcome by smoke and hospitalized. Police seek an unidentified man who stayed a night in a spare room where the blaze began. Battalion Chief Edward Tuhacek put damage at 7000 dollars and could not determine a cause.
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Joseph Browning
Walter L Adams
Agnust Reichel
Bess
Edward Tuhacek
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Robertson Returns From Formosa Mission
Assistant Secretary of State Walter Robertson returns from a Formosa mission with unclear aims. Officials say he would discuss current and prospective United States aid, while Robertson hints he examined the Far East situation and exchanged views with Nationalist leaders on coping with Communist China.
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Walter S. Robertson
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Chiang Kai-shek
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Dulles
Two Fliers Risk Lives To Save Jet
At Hamilton Air Force Base California two pilots Lt Ward Tuttle and Lt Lawrence Bubba risked their lives to save a $500,000 F64D Starfire jet when landing gear jammed. They guided the damaged craft to a prepared 3,500 foot strip at Mc Clelland Field and skid to a halt after 2,500 feet, avoiding a parachute abort.
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Tropical Storm Rips Coast Area
Hurricane Hazel hurled 100 mph winds along 120 miles of the North Carolina coast causing millions in damage. Beach homes and piers were destroyed while tourists evacuated. The storm moved north toward Virginia as warnings extended to Charleston and the Virginia Capes.
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Nelson Calhoun
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Woman 103 waits for right man on 103rd birthday
Miss Sallie Bullock of Maysville Kentucky is celebrating her 103rd birthday. She recalls Civil War memories and says the only big love now is Maysville and Mason County. She uses a reading glass and cane, helps with tasks, and plans a quiet family observance at her niece’s home. Her cousin Luman, 102, lives nearby.
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