Stassen Sees Likely Accord On Atomic Inspection Plan
Harold E. Stassen hinted that Soviets may accept Eisenhower’s arms inspection plan as scientists warn of atomic destruction. He spoke at the Southern Governors Conference and forecast possible progress by the Geneva talks later this month, urging pace toward mutual information exchange and aerial inspections.
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Point Clear
Ala
Harold E. Stassen
Russia
Eisenhower
Geneva
Stassen
Sissen
New York Times
Baltimore Sun
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Congress
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Leroy Collins
Florida
Slayings of Three Chicago Boys Stir County Search
Police and troops scoured the Robinson Woods forest preserve west of Chicago for clues in the deaths of Robert Peterson 14 John Schuessler 13 and Anton Schuessler 11. Autopsy suggested strangulation 36 to 40 hours prior with no sexual assault. Investigators weighed teen attackers or a small gang amid hints the victims were held captive before being slain.
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Robert Peterson
Anton Schuessler
John
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Walter E. McCarron
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Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold
Harry R. Hoffman
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Malcolm Peterson
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Chicago Cubs
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Eleanor Pase
Ashland Girl Dies After Long Heart Operation
A seven year old girl Sharon Louw Edwards died early today in a Minneapolis hospital after a lengthy heart operation. Ashland funeral director received word of her death and prayers for her recovery were offered all day Tuesday.
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Minneapolis
Sharon Louw Edwards
Sharon
George Pushes Red pledge before Far East talks
Sen. George, chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, calls for a pledge by Red China renouncing force in Asia before high level talks. He backs Dulles on awaiting ambassadorial talks in Geneva and demands release of American prisoners and accounting for 400 missing soldiers before any summit.
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Sen
George
D-Ga
United States
Dulles
Geneva
China
A. Alexis Johnson
U.S
Peiping
Formosa Strait
Formosa
Scranton Bus Strike Drags On Nine Months
Scranton remains without mass transit nearly 200 days after the April 5 walkout by Scranton Transit Co drivers over wages and benefits. Merchants report hurt business, especially at night, as drivers and families struggle with reduced budgets and long waits for courtesy cars that fail to match bus reliability. Residents urge a return to work as winter nears and Christmas demand grows.
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Scranton Transit Co
AFL Transit Workers Union
Dulles and Eisenhower Plan Talks Ahead of Big Four Meeting
President Eisenhower, now mobile in a wheelchair, meets with Secretary Dulles at Fitzsimons Army Hospital to discuss Geneva talks on Soviet sincerity and East West tensions ahead of the Big Four foreign ministers meeting opening Oct 27. Dulles returns to brief Congress on Geneva strategy.
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Dulles
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Geneva
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Livingston Merchant
Nixon
Congressional
Eee
James C. Hagerty
White House
Harriman In Key Role As Fundraiser
The Democratic National Committee announced a series of fund raising dinners with Gov. Averell Harriman of New York listed for four speaking appearances in the Northwest. He will speak in Seattle on Dec. 21, Oregon City on Dec. 22, and Lewiston on Dec. 23, plus a Dec. 22 luncheon in Eugene and a University of Oregon convocation. Other top contenders Adlai E. Stevenson and Estes Kefauver are slated for one speech each. Butler's itinerary adds several engagements through Dec. 23.
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Kefauver
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Iowa
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Maine
Waterville
Chapel Hill
N.C
Albuquerque
N.M
Methodist Agencies Meet In Cincinnati
Three general agencies of the Methodist Church will hold annual meetings in Cincinnati later this month. The Interboard Committee on Christian Vocations opens Oct. 24, the Interboard Committee on Missionary Education starts a two day session Oct. 25, and the Joint Committee on Religious Education in Foreign Fields meets Oct. 27-28.
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Methodist Church
Interboard Committee
Frost Expected Tonight With Warmer Thursday Outlook
The forecast calls for frost tonight with a warm up planned for Thursday. Expect considerable cloudiness and cool weather today, then clearing and cooler tonight with a low around 32 to 36. Tuesday’s unofficial high reached 61 at 3 pm. overnight low was 49 at 1:30 am.
Five Die as Runaway Truck Plunges Down Big Savage Mountain
A tractor-trailer lost its brakes on Big Savage Mountain and plummeted into Cumberland Maryland area. Five people including four Cumberland residents and a Pennsylvania trucker died in the crash. The runaway truck struck a car and a second truck, with flames and a fatal decapitation reported. Samuel Brenneman the truck driver was killed while Paul Myers the Dover pa driver survived with a scratch.
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Big Savage Mountain
Frostburg
Pennsylvania
Clifford Fearer
Nellie Thomas
Francis X. Spearman
Evelyn Lloyd
Samuel J. Brenneman
Springs Pn
Brenneman
U. S. 40
Paul Stewart Myers
Dover
Fearer
Myers
Shivers Sees No Nomination for Stevenson at Convention
Governor Allan Shivers of Texas predicts the Democratic National Convention will reject Adlai Stevenson and pick a candidate acceptable to the South. He says the South will stay solid, notes a retreat of labor and Eastern liberals, and calls Stevenson an extremist linked to Americans for Democratic Action.
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Point Clear
Ala
Allan Hivers
Texas
Adlai Stevenson
Shivers
Stevenson
Americans For Democratic Action
Eisenhower
John Hodiak Dies Suddenly in Tarzana
Tarzana California actor John Hodiak 41 collapsed at home shortly after arising for work and died of a heart attack. He was filming the picture Threshold of Space and had divorced actress Anne Baxter.
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Tarzana
Calif
John Hodiak
Anne Bax
Draft Deferment Rule Is Temporary
Ohio officials announce a temporary deferment from the two-year draft for engineers scientists fathers and men 26 and over effective with the October call. The deferment lasts until Washington sets regulations for the new Reserve Act and aims to be fair to those who might qualify for six months active duty.
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Ohio
Ohio Selective Service Headquarters
Washington
Carl G. Wall
State Headquarters
Dinner With Archbishop Margaret Dines Amid Courtship Rumors
Princess Margaret dined at Lambeth Palace with Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher and the royal family as speculation swirled over her plans to wed divorced RAF captain Peter Townsend. Townsend was not invited, while the pre meal chapel dedication was to include bishops. The press spotlight focused on the marriage issue and royal regulations on divorce.
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Lambeth Palace
Thames
Townsend
Margaret
RAF
Geoffrey Fisher
All England
Canterbury
Cosmo Lang
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Eden
London
Marquis of Abergavenny
Daily Herald
New Trial Denied For Walter Lohman
Walter C. Lohman Jr., former local union official, was denied a new trial after his Sept. 17 conviction for falsely signing a non Communist affidavit. U S District Judge Lester L. Cecil also refused to reverse the conviction in Dayton Ohio.
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Dayton
Ohio
Walter C. Lohman Jr
U. S
Lester L. Cecil
Lohman
UN Seat To Yugoslavia Seen Sure
The United States led efforts to rally support for the Philippines in a Security Council ballot, but Yugoslavia appeared favored with Britain and Russia backing Belgrade. Brig. Gen. Carlos Romulo remained determined, while Britain and Russia reportedly shifted to Yugoslavia. on the final ballot Yugoslavia trailed 29 to 28.
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United Nations
United States
Philippines
U.N
Yugoslavia
Britain
Russia
Carlos P. Romulo
Romulo
Belgrade
Poland
Katie Last Of Storms Becomes Weak Tropical System
Hurricane Katie weakened far out in the Atlantic as it spread into squalls. The season’s 11th tropical storm was about 330 miles south-southwest of Bermuda and 850 miles east of the Florida coast, moving north-northeast at 21 mph with 40 mph winds. Forecasters say Katie could be the last storm of the 1955 season.
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Fla
Katie
Atlantic
Bermuda
Florida
Ricky rules out Pirates GM or VP post after November
Branch Rickey asserted today that he definitely will not be general manager or vice president of the Pittsburgh Pirates after November. He stated the decision is final and indicated no change in plans or negotiations.
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Ricky
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