Soviets Press Arms Debate as Geneva Talks Loom
The Disarmament Commission rebuffed a bid to fast track a U N debate on arms, while Russia vows to push the issue before the 60 nation Political Committee. Adlai Stevenson gains momentum with 90 percent parity farm price support backing from Midwest Democrats as Kefauver Harriman and Wallace rally around farm aid. Eisenhower aides say no campaign talks, Knight hints at favorite son bid if Nixon remains out. The farm issue dominates early 1956 campaign chatter with parity and production subsidies debated by Stevenson Kefauver and Harriman.
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Disarmament Commission
U.N
Russia
Arkady Sobolev
Geneva
Thursay
Sobolev
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Assembly
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen
Kefauver
Tenn
New York
Averell Harriman
Eisenhower
Denver
Brownell
California
Goodwin Knight
Knight
Nixon
Stevenson
Des Moines
Iowa
Harriman
Green Bay
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Erie
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuarton
Missouri
Johnson
Pedernales River
Austin
Tex
Senate
House
Rayburn
Dr White to re check the President today
President Eisenhower continues hospitalization after a heart attack as Dr Paul Dudley White arrives in Denver with Col Mattingly and Maj Eisenhower to examine progress. White plans a third news conference to update on recovery and next two weeks of convalescence.
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Denver
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Boston
White
Thomas W. Mattingly
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Sherman Adams
Maj
John Eisenhower
MIT
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Abed
Gen
Brownell
New York
Mario Stefanini
E. Cowles Andrus
Baltimore
American Heart Assn
George Not Disturbed By Red Rejection
Sen. George of Georgia says Red China is not being asked to give up anything in proposals to renounce force in Far East disputes. He notes Peiping’s radio rebuff to a pledge for peaceful settlement, and says a foreign minister conference requires willingness to settle differences peacefully. He warns against entering talks with weapons drawn.
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Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
Red China
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
United States
Peiping
Formosa
Public aid urged in slaying cases in Chicago
Authorities appeal to the public for tips in the murders of Robert Peterson 14 and the Schuessler brothers John 13 Anton Jr. 11 after three boys were strangled. Rewards totaling 6500 dollars hinge on an arrest and conviction as witnesses note a blue car sighted near the ditch where bodies were found. A lie detector test supported a witness account from Edward Rohifes and his daughter Joan Malecke who saw three hatless youths in a blue car nearby.
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Malcolm Peterson
Jefferson Park Lutheran Church
Chicago
Robert
Forest Preserve
Joan K. Gutknecht
Robert Peterson
Schuessler Brothers
John
Anton Jr
Edward Rohifes
Joan Malecke
Pike Boss Won’t Sign With Union
Ohio turnpike officials remain at a stalemate with the CIO over labor contracts. Turnpike Commission Chairman James W. Shacknessy said the law prevents the state agency from signing an exclusive bargaining contract with a union. CIO representative Antonino Fiorello said the union could negotiate terms and filed for bargaining recognition for toll collectors and maintenance workers. The dispute centers on exclusive bargaining rights and whether the commission can bargain with a union at all.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
Turnpike Commission
CIO
James W. Shacknessy
Commission
Antonino A. Fiorello
Philadelphia
Government and Civic Employees’ Organizing Committee
Shocknessy
Turnpike
Fiortello
Fiorello
Shacknessy
Truck Pact Extended As Ohio Faces Reciprocity Row
Franklin County judge extends by one week an order blocking Ohio from cancelling its motor vehicle reciprocity agreements with Michigan and others. The restraint lasts until Oct 31, keeping Ohio from ending axle mile tax amid a 18 year old Michigan pact. Michigan warns retaliation with Michigan plates for Ohio trucks.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Michigan
Dana F. Reynolds
Ohio Supreme Court
Cincinnatian Stabbed In Fatal Night Fight
In Cincinnati a fight over a woman ended with the fatal stabbing of Max Hodge aged 25 last night. Police reported the incident occurred during a dispute and are investigating the lethal wound.
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Cincinnati
Max Hodge
Borrowed Hearts and Lungs Aid In Treating Defects In Children
University of Minnesota surgeons report that 43 children have undergone surgery with controlled cross circulation since 1954. The method connects patient and donor blood systems to allow nearly bloodless heart operations, with two thirds surviving to have normal hearts.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
University of Minnesota
American Heart Assn
Minnesota
H. E. Warden
Why The Delay Princess Margaret Faces Decision on Townsend
Princess Margaret has not yet decided to marry Peter Townsend despite eight dates in nine days. Reports say court circles see possible engagement, while constitutional and church concerns loom over a royal union with the divorced commoner.
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London
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Bo Meek Aianlae
Bohemian
Chelsea
Townsend
Brussels
Royal Garage
Michael Brand
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth
Liberal News Chronicle
Princess Margaret
The
News Chronicle
Goodyear Announces Broad Tire Price Increases
AKRON Ohio Goodyear Tire Rubber Co will raise prices next Monday on passenger tires and farm and implement tires by one and a half percent. Truck tires rise up to five percent and inner tubes three and a half percent. GRS synthetic rubber tread stock gains one cent a pound and natural rubber tread stock four cents. Repair materials up five percent and recapping seven and a half percent.
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Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Monay
Engineers Delay Airlines Strike Threat Reduced by Talks
A strike by 458 AFL flight engineers against United Air Lines was postponed as negotiations resumed just before the 12:01 a.m. deadline. United said a strike would cause only minor interference with operations while both sides seek a job security dispute resolution.
Distorted Yalta records cited in Hiss role dispute
Chicago Tribune reports Donald Dozer, a former State Department historian, accuses officials of suppressing data showing Roosevelt insisted Hiss attend Yalta. Dozer, fired after protesting a distorted Yalta report, appeals to the Civil Service Commission. Lawmakers call for investigation.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Donald M. Dozer
State Department
Roosevelt
Alger Hiss
Yalta
Tribune
Washington
William Edwards
Dozer
Yalta Conference
Civil Service Commission
Len Bridges
Senate
Lincoln White
Doger
Secretary of State
Dulles
the Tribune
Roger Robb
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Edward R. Stettinius
Hiss
Stalin
Churchill
Whittaker
Westinghouse Talks Off Until Tuesday
Pittsburgh union and management negotiators recessed wage talks in a week-long Westinghouse strike. The CIO IUE called the walkout idling 44,000 workers with another 10,000 kept from jobs by picket lines as weekend meetings were deemed futile.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Road Bill Prospects Brightened By Commerce Secretary
Secretary Weeks signaled brighter prospects for a multi billion dollar highway bill next year while outlining acceptable financing options. He said the administration could accept bond financing taxes or a mix to win enactment, as Congress email divisive earlier. Weeks urged fair tax increases on highway users and indicated willing concessions to pass a pay as you go plan. Trucking and bus interests opposed Fallon style tax hikes, fearing heavier burdens.
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Hot Springs
Secretary of
Commerce Weeks
Weeks
House
Eisenhower
Rep
Fallon
D-Md
Rayburn
D-Tex
Congress
Senate
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
Playwright John Patrick Buys Goats at Milks Goat Meet
John Patrick, the Pulitzer Prize winning playwright of Teahouse of the August Moon, paid 450 for Diamond Lucy and five other goats at the 51st annual American Milk Goat Record Assn meeting. He plans to add them to his New York farm herd and praised goats as clean, intelligent and humorous.
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Cincinnatip
John Patrick
American Milk Goat Record Assn
Diamond Lucy
New York
Store owner hides cash via floor cord after robberies
In Richmond Virginia Kagham Margosian used a floor hole and cord to haul receipts from his store to a flat above. Two men entered the shop late at night, demanded beer and cigarettes, and grabbed $175 from the cash box before fleeing.
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Richmond
Kagham Margosian
Margosian
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