Eisenhower Says New Farm Program To Be Ready Early Next Year
President Eisenhower, addressing the Future Farmers of America, says a new U.S. farm program is almost ready, will keep price supports, and will be studied in Congress next year. He urged federal state partnership to handle drought emergencies and previewed upcoming tours and hearings.
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Kansas City
Eisenhower
Congress
Future Farmers of America
Farm Boy
Abilene
Kans
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
Jimmy Dillon
Jones, la
Dillon
Prisoners Threaten To Escape At Panmunkjom Zone
Thousands of North Korean prisoners in the Korean neutral zone threatened mass breakout prompting cancellation of Red explanations. Indian commander said 500 POWs faced force while 2,000 armed prisoners prepared to breach fences. NNRC postponed explanations amid pleas to avoid heavy casualties.
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Panmunjom
Red
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
S. P. P. Throat
U. N
NNRC
K. S. Thimayya
Aussies Oppose Appeasement in Soviet Talks
In Sydney on a goodwill tour, U S Vice President Richard Nixon heard from Australian union leaders that workers oppose any appeasement with the Kremlin. T N P Dougherty urged expert study of Soviet military buildup, while Laurie A Short pressed for certainty of Soviet intentions before any US-Kremlin agreement.
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Sydney
Australia
U. S
Richard Nixon
Soviet Union
T. N. P. Dougherty
Australian Workers’ Union
Laurie A. Short
The
Federated Ironworkers Assny
United States
Kremlin
Nixon
Far East
Dres sen Named Oakland Manager After Dodgers Exit
Brooklyn announces Charlie Dressen's release to become manager of the Oakland Club of the Pacific Coast League in 1954. Dressen led Oakland to a 1950 PCL pennant before managing the Dodgers from 1951. Bavasi confirms split over contract length. OMalley cited. Dressen bought into Oakland. contract length not disclosed.
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Brooklyn
Charlie Dressen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Oakland
Dressen
Dodgers
Dodger
E. J
Buzzie) Bavasi
Walter O' Malley
Bavasi
Order In Dock Strike Is Broadened Across AFL
Federal Judge Edward Weinfeld expanded the Taft Hartley injunction to cover the AFL union in the longshoremen dispute. The injunction stops the five day waterfront walkout and restrains both unions until Oct 25. Weinfeld scheduled a show cause hearing for the AFL next Tuesday to argue for or against striking under the same order.
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New York
International Longshoremen's Assn
AFL
Edward Weinfeld
Taft-Hartley
Ila-Afl
ILA
Weinfeld
McCarthy Expects Testimony on Ft Monmouth Radar Claim
Senator McCarthy states a mysterious German scientist who fled East Germany and claimed Soviet access to Ft Monmouth radar data will provide complete testimony. Air Force says it has no information. Witnesses Maj Gen Kirke Lawton and Maj Gen George Back are to testify as the subcommittee probes civilian subversion at the radar center.
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New York
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Senators Oppose U S Air Force Bases in Morocco
Senator Case of South Dakota and Senator Stennis of Mississippi object to U S Air Force plans for two Moroccan bases near Dolhaut and De Ela Jima, citing unsuitability and soil issues. They support nearly completed facilities at Nouasseur and Sidi Slimane and note French limits on personnel.
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Washington
Case
Stennis
U. S. Air Force
French Morocco
Sen. Duff
R-Pa
Morocco
Dolmant
de el Jima
Nouasseur
Sidi Slimane
Ben Guerir
Duff
Senate Armed Services
U.S
Dolhaut
de Ela Jima
U. S
Details in Pike shootings implicate Wable in killings
State Police Capt. Jackson Dodson says 24 year old John Wable signed a 14 page statement alleging his sole involvement in the slayings of two truck drivers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Wable, being moved from Albuquerque to Greensburg for murder charges, penned the confession on his own and will be questioned later amid police assurances of due consideration and evidence.
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Greensburg, Pa
Jackson Dodson
Dodson
John Wable
Albuquerque
N. M
Greensburg
Cleveland
Dobson
Wahble
Wable
William Smith
Westmoreland County
Guatemala protests against British Guiana troop crackdown
Guatemala's Congress approved a Communist sponsored resolution calling for an energetic protest against criminal aggression by imperialist troops in British Guiana. It urged other American republics to express indignation over Britain's crackdown on the Popular Progressive party in British Guiana.
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Guatemala
British Guiana
Britain
Popular Progressive Party
Grave reopened in hunt for Tom Marsh in Greenlease case
Kansas City reports the lime filled grave of kidnapping victim Bobby Greenlease at St. Joseph was reopened by Buchanan County prosecutor John Downs but yielded no new remains. The search aimed to locate Thomas Marsh, an ex convict once named by a kidnapper as the Greenlease slayer. Hall and Bonnie Heady confess to the crime and burying the boy at the women’s St. Joseph home. Marsh remains missing.
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Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
John Downs
Buchanan County
St. Joseph
Thomas Marsh
Greenlease
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Here
Marsh
Hall
Heady
Jackson County
Bobby
Prisoners Swap in Ohio Communist Case Complex
David Katz entered Cuyahoga County Jail while his wife Frieda was released on bond in a swap noted by the FBI. Both are identified as high ranking Ohio Communists in the exchange involving the couple in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
FBI
Ohio
David Katz
Cuyahoga County
Frieda
Ex Army Cook Turns Civilian in Sunday Journal
A Sunday Journal feature previews a story and pictures on an ex army cook adapting to civilian life, noting he slows in the kitchen and faces a quieter routine. The issue also highlights a school recess makeover, overseas Christmas mail deadlines, and why veteran drivers’ hair gray during training.
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Gls
Sunday’s Journal
Reds Said Strong In Guatemala
Senator Wiley warned that communism has established a strong beach head in Guatemala and taken root across Latin America. He cited a forthcoming foreign relations study and cited uprisings in British Guiana while noting a Prague school allegedly training thousands of Red agents for Latin America.
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Milwaukee
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Guatemala
Latin America
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
City Club
United States
Communist Party
Panama Canal
British Guiana
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Latin American Labor Federation
Vicente Lombardo Toledano
Mexico
Kennedy urges shift to strategic Air Force to deter Soviets
In a speech to the American Legion executive committee Senator Kennedy argues continental defenses are weak and Air Force goals insufficient. He calls for prioritizing a strategic Air Force with retaliatory power to deter aggression, warning the nation currently does neither.
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Indianapolis
Sen. Kennedy
D-Mass
American Legion
Kennedy
United States
Soviets Threaten Trieste Accord At United Nations
In New York the Soviet Union warned the Big Three it will accept no Trieste decision without Soviet involvement. Andrei Vishinsky challenged the council as it again debated international administration for Trieste zones and independence. The council postponed action to Tuesday while authorities in Belgrade and Trieste city watched for trouble amid demonstrations. U. S. and British officials awaited the London talks outcome. Italy and Yugoslavia stood firm awaiting that result. Lodge Jr. said the move was an attempt to spark trouble and propaganda.
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United Nations. N. Y
Russia
Trieste
Andrei Vishinsky
U. N. Security Council
Adriatic
London
Belgrade
Vishinsky
United States
Britain
Italy
Yugoslavia
Tito
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Council
Lodge
Bidsult
Paris
Kremlin
Zone
Tests Show MIG Slower Than Sabre in Flight Tests
FEAF said test flights of the MIG I5 jet fighter flown to South Korea by a North Korean deserter showed it slower than the F86 Sabre in field flights and simulated battles. Tests on Okinawa by Wright Patterson pilots included Gen Albert Boyd and Capt Tom Collins, who noted the MIG’s light airframe and large engine and lack of automatic equipment. The aircraft, delivered to Allied hands last month, is a late 1951 model.
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Tokyo
Far East Air Forces
South Korea
QO. P. Weyland
FEAF
Okinawa
Air
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Albert Boyd
Wright Air Development Center
Charles Yeager
Tom Collins
Boyd
North Korea
Reuther Blames Big Business for U.S. Control
In Vancouver, Walter Reuther, president of the CIO and United Auto Workers, warned that big business dominates the U.S. government. He praised Eisenhower as a strong leader but said people worry about government leadership after Wisconsin’s Democratic victory.
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Vancouver
B. C.P
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
United States
CIO International Woodworkers of America
Reuther
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Big Three Meet In London On Trieste And Global Tensions
Western Big Three foreign ministers opened a three day London talks to address global crises including Trieste and the Kremlin approach. Dulles Eden and Bidault outlined aims to avoid war while seeking concrete steps, with no magic solution anticipated.
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London
Trieste
U. S
Dulles
Eden
Bidault
Dulls
Kremlin
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Austria
Korea
Indochina
Churchill
Malenkov
Weather Outlook and Ohio Five Day Forecast Summary
Vandalia forecasters predict fair mild weather for the Miami Valley tonight. The Associated Press five day forecast for Ohio indicates average temperatures near 46 degrees, with normal highs 62 to 67 and lows around 45 to 52. Scattered light showers likely Sunday and Wednesday. a warm period returns Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs and lows from recent readings include Middletown reaching 84 at 3 pm yesterday and 46 low this morning. Armco East Side Main Gate recorded 30 degrees at 7 am.
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Miami Valley
Associated Press
Ohio
Kentucky
Middletown
Armco
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Tom Marsh
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