Speed Pressures on U S Missile Field Policy
Senate calls for faster U S missile program action and a congressional probe into administration failures while Soviet Sputnik remains in orbit. Officials anticipate Vanguard rocket tests as U S experts prepare to launch a satellite, with criticism of Eisenhower over funding and pace.
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Washington
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Humphrey
D-Minn
Clarence B. Randall
United States
Vanguard
Eisenhower
U.S
Turkey
Armed Services
Defense Department
Asheville
N.C
Robert C. Baumann
Baumann
Satellite Structures
Project Vanguard
Mother Faces Manslaughter in Columbus Shooting
Ruth E. Trone a 30 year old mother of three faces a first degree manslaughter hearing in Municipal Court Columbus. Police say she fired three shots into a barricaded bedroom door when her husband Robert 37 forced entry the third bullet hit her side. She claims the wounding was unintentional and feared he would strike her.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ruth E. Trone
Robert
Trone
Anti Americanism Breaks In Saigon Violence Injures 18
Time bombs shattered the US Information Service library a military bus and a hostel in Saigon injuring 18 people including 13 U S soldiers. The soldiers were with the U S Military Assistance Advisory Group aiding South Vietnam's army. Names withheld.
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Saigon
United States Information Service
Bombing Attack in Saigon Attributed to Communist Agents
U S officials say the Saigon bombing was carried out by Communist agents aiming to embarrass the Vietnam government. A Colombo Plan ministerial meeting is underway in Saigon. Authorities view South Vietnam as among the least anti American countries.
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Washington
U. S
Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Saigon Bomb Attacks Hit Bus Hostel Injuries Reported
A bus and an American military hostel in Saigon were struck by bombs within minutes of each other this morning. The bus blast injured several soldiers while four others were hurt at the hostel. A library blast occurred earlier during siesta hours, with a time bomb hidden in a flower pot behind books. About 2,000 Americans were in Saigon, including military and diplomatic personnel and workers on highway projects.
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Information Service
Saigon
Viet Nam
Metropole
Hunter Is Killed While Hunting Near Coudersport
J Clyde Ulmner of Willow Street Pennsylvania was killed by a rifle bullet two miles east of Coudersport Potter County. Willard L Cunard 50 from Flushing Ohio was arrested on a charge of shooting a human being in mistake for game. The charge was preferred by Game Protector I R Stidd.
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Coudersport
J. Clyde Ulmner
Willow Street
Potter County
Willard L. Cunard
Flushing
Ohio
IR. A. Stidd
Teamsters Secretary Accused of Lying in Court
In Washington, Norman Walker reports Schmidt, representing New York Teamsters members, charges Secretary-Treasurer John F. English with lying regarding convention seating. Judge Letts weighs motions to convert a restraining order against Hoffa into a preliminary injunction amid claims Hoffa was illegally elected.
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Norman Walker Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
John F. English
Martin O'Donoghue
Godfrey Schmidt
F. Dickinson Letts
Schmidt
Hoffa
New York
Miami Beach
Fla
Letts
Racket Probers Turn To Union-Busting By American Employers
Washington hearings focus on alleged employer union busting as Senate rackets investigators open weeks of testimony. Key figures include Morton Frozen Food Co. of Webster City Iowa former manager Keith Binns and union organizer Eugene Peterson. Senate chair McClellan says focus is illegal management activity against unions.
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Washington
Senate
Morton Frozen Food Co
Webster City
Iowa
Keith Binns
Eugene Peterson
Packing House
Peterson
National Labor Relations Board
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Mennen Co
Morristown
N. J
Willaims
Johnny Dio
New York
Nathan W. Shefferman
Chicago
Nlrb Sein
Shefferman
Isorutiny
Teamstrs
Dave Beck
Williams
Dio
Bcause
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Experiment Blamed For Atom Dust Spill Near Windscale Plant
The Daily Express reports a secret experiment with H bomb material caused an October incident at Windscale in northwest England. Radioactive dust from the plant chimney contaminated milk on about 700 farms within 200 square miles, though officials say cows suffered no permanent harm. The furnace will be out of action for some months, authorities say.
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London
Windscale
England
Daily Express
Britain
Cumberland
Atomic Energy Authority
Dreary Skies Sweep Nation With Snow And Rain
The Associated Press reports dreary autumn weather across the nation with rain and clouds. Northern Montana experiences wintry conditions with snow and winds to 35 mph, Cut Bank reporting over 2 inches of snow and low 20s temperatures.
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Associated Press
Montana
Cut Bank
Assembly Debate Opens On Turk Syrian Crisis
Eisenhower and Dulles conferred 70 minutes with White House aides on countering Soviet missile advances and Middle East inroads. Macmillan to visit. talks aimed at coordinating scientific exchanges and disarmament approach amid rising East-West tensions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Middle East
State Department
White House
Macmillan
James C. Hagerty
Free World
London
United States
Fay
Russia
Mideast
Fisenhower
Egypt
Today's Chuckle Wife Laugh Line Barbs
A comic exchange features a wife lamenting mistreatment after long marriage and a sharp husband retort about the value of those years, delivering a humorous punch on weathered relationships.
Virginia Court Ruling Has Limited Effect on Governor Race
The Supreme Court refused to review Virginia's pupil placement act keeping segregated schooling routes. Republican Ted Dalton urged a special legislative session with Democrat J. Lindsay Almond Jr. to address the emergency. The decision does not affect other anti integration provisions or state power to shut or reopen integrated schools.
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Richmond
U. S. Supreme Court
Virginia
Ted Dalton
Thomas B. Stanly
General Assembly
Dalton
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Supreme Court
Ginia
Queen Elizabeth II and Philip visit boosts U S British ties
Diplomats weigh the impact of the monarchs 10 day North American tour on U S British cooperation. Prime Minister Macmillan heads to Washington for talks with Eisenhower Dulles Lloyd to counter Soviet Sputnik diplomacy. Congressional limits on atomic energy hinder shared science aims.
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New York
Elizabeth II
U. S
Harold Macmillan
London
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
United States
Canada
Eisenhower
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Washington
Soviet Union
Russia
Middle East
American Congress
Ike To Talk On Nation s Health Needs
President Eisenhower will discuss America s health and medical needs in a nationwide radio address from New York. He speaks at a Waldorf Astoria dinner honoring Alfred P Sloan Jr who receives the Frank H Leahy Memorial Award for service to medical education. The 8 05 p m CST broadcast will be carried by all major networks with no TV.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors Corp
Sloan
Frank H. Leahy
Youth Freezes To Death While Dad Holds Him
In Glenwood Springs Colorado an eight year old boy Richard Leroy Scott died from exposure while his father Junior Scott tried to keep him warm during a hunting trip stranded on rain slick rimrocks. Coroner Jack Farnum said the temperature was about the middle twenties and water froze as they sought a trail down. The boy wore two sweaters jeans and shoes while the father wore daytime clothes including a jacket.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Here
Jack Farnum
Richard Leroy Scott
Farnum
Junior Scott
Scott
Schools Are Closed In Mahoning County Flu Outbreak
Mahoning County local schools in Youngstown closed for the rest of the week due to a flu outbreak. District officials announced the move to limit spread and protect students and staff.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoning
Mahoning County
Mediation Row Grows Over Turkish Syrian Crisis
United Nations deliberations open on the Turkish Syrian dispute as Saudi mediation efforts are reported accepted by Turkey while Syria rejects talks and presses for a U.N. debate. Russia backs Syria’s stance amid mixed signals from Damascus and Ankara.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Assembly
Turkey
Saud
Khalil Kallas
Damascus
Syria
United Nations
U.N
Russia
United States
Middle East
Farid Zeineddine
A Eee
Washington
Third Charge Is Filed In Two Deaths
Thomas Cronk, 31, already convicted of one murder and on trial for another, faces a third trial on November 4 for felonious assault of Alex Talerchyk, 35, of Barton Ohio. Cronk was convicted of murdering James Mitcham, his 45-year-old father-in-law, while attorneys appeal that case. Talerchyk was wounded in the June 17 incident that killed Mitcham and his daughter Donna.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Thomas Cronk
Alex Talerchyk
Barton
Ohio
Cronk
James Mitcham
Snow
Mitcham
Donna
Talarchyk
Jackson Proposes NATO Funded Scientific Talent Program
Senator Jackson of Washington proposes a two million dollar annual NATO funded program to develop scientific talent. The plan includes educational grants and training for bright students and envisions a European wide center of postgraduate studies staffed and financed internationally. He will present the eight point program at the NATO Parliamentary Conference in Paris starting November 11.
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Washington
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Europe
Jackson
Paris
Russia
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