Ike Says Adlai's H-Bomb Stand Clouds Issue
President Eisenhower attacked Adlai E. Stevenson's position on hydrogen bomb testing as obscuring a vital mission to prevent nuclear war. He spoke to a Madison Square Garden audience and on radio TV pledging instant readiness to curb nuclear weapons if safeguards ensure others do the same. He contrasted his stance with Stevenson’s call for inspections of Soviet installations and a lead role in halting tests as a step toward world safety.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Joan
Stevenson
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East German Army Alerts Units on Hungarian Putsch Dangers
East Germany orders military units to receive political lessons twice daily warning soldiers about the danger of the fascist rebel putsch in Hungary. The alert underscores fears of renewed instability and propaganda threats in the region.
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Adlai Promises Farm Task Force Plan for Action
Adlai E. Stevenson pledged a Democratic task force under Sen. Estes Kefauver to craft a new agricultural program for quick action by Congress. Speaking in Springfield Illinois and in Rock Island crowds near 6,000 cheered, he criticized slow administration action and urged protecting family farms and aiding low income farmers. He said Democrats have a ready program to improve farming and would push for rural electrification without delays.
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Fighting With Presley Costs Antagonist Job
In Memphis Tennessee a man who punched Elvis Presley at a gas station lost his job after the altercation with Presley and the crowd. Presley noted the man could have kept working, while owners report business decline following the incident and apology attempts from management.
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Lausche Delays Special Session Over Portsmouth Strike
Governor Lausche said he will wait to see if a settlement in the 104 day Portsmouth strike can be reached by negotiation. A citizens committee urges arbitration in public utility disputes and a ban on further utility strikes while talks with CWA remain recessed with 16 issues unresolved.
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Rioting in Singapore Surges as Student Strike Reignites
Renewed unrest in Singapore leaves several dead and about eighty injured after government moves to end a Red inspired students strike. Protests erupt near Chung Cheng High School with Communist led students from Khis and another Chinese school in sitdown action since October 10 opposing unions bans and arrests of four union leaders.
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Columbus Girl Fatally Stabbed After Altercation
Miss Dixon, a Columbus girl, was stabbed during a dispute with a man. She was wounded in the chest, chin, and arms after an argument lasting several blocks, then collapsed on a sidewalk. The assailant fled in a car as police questioned Fred Alien Whitfork about the incident. Coroner Dr. Robert A. Evans investigated the scene.
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Weather Update From Miami Valley Front Clears Light Showers
Gusty winds shift as a cold front moves into the Miami Valley. Expect showers then fair and mild by Saturday night, with Sunday partly cloudy and mild. Showers may return Sunday evening. Yesterday's high reached 75 at 4 pm and the overnight low was 83 at 7:30 am.
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FBI captures escapee in Cincinnati after taxi sting
Robert Miracle, 26, described as dangerous and a maximum security type criminal, was captured in Cincinnati by an FBI agent posing as a taxicab driver. A tip from Norwood led agents to Miracle as he rode in a stolen car, with full details withheld.
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Chuckle Uncle Sam Outshines Santa Claus in Run
Johnnie wrote Santa Claus for three years straight asking for a gift but Uncle Sam proves more dependable this year. The odd phrasing suggests a humorous holiday column with a patriotic twist about expectations from emblematic figures.
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Hungary's Civil War Spreads Across the Country
Western Hungary lies in rebel hands as heavy fighting and Russian tanks shell streets in Budapest. Belgian diplomats report chaos from the Austrian border while a general strike disrupts railways and transport. Rebels and deserters hinder advance toward the frontier amid calls for reforms and a possible popular front government.
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Trapped by Snow Claims Price Area Couple
In Utah near Price two adults identified as Ruel Jose and his wife Jensen died in a blizzard while on a mountain outing with three small children left with a babysitter. Their bodies were found after a heavy snow fell in the first storm of the season.
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Ike Still Tops Polls With Vote Only 11 Days Away
Major polls across states show President Eisenhower leading Stevenson as the election nears. New York results place Eisenhower at 59.7 percent to 40.3 for Stevenson with 7 percent undecided in California polls Eisenhower led Vander in Indiana at 60.6 to 39.4 and Utah polls show 59 to 37 for Eisenhower. Polls from Colorado Denver Post and Omaha KFAB reflect varied yet overall Eisenhower advantages amid narrowing margins.
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Cardinal Mindszenty Is Reported Released
New York report states Cardinal Mindszenty, Hungarian pri est, appears released from detention or house confinement. Authorities have not confirmed full details, but dispatches indicate improved freedom of movement and potential steps toward international contact or official statements. Local observers await official confirmation from Vatican or Hungarian authorities.
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Hussein’s Death Denial Sparks London Telegram
A British foreign office spokesman in Amman declared King Hussein healthy amid rumors of his death. Reports from Tel Aviv and Vienna circulated that an imprisoned figure, once jailed for treason in 1949, had been freed and lived near the Austro Hungarian border. further details emerged via Dr George N. Shuster from Rev Joseph Vecery in Vienna.
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Ike statistics show ten years left for survivors
A medical specialist reported a study tracing 19 patients with President's condition, noting 11 survived ten years. Dr White said the long outlook provides a more detailed statistical basis for views on the President's recovery, contrasting with last year's more dubious prospects.
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Should Have Left In 47 By Treaty Should Have Left In 47 By Treaty
President Eisenhower in New York deplores Soviet military intervention in Hungary and notes that under the 1947 Hungarian peace treaty those forces should have been withdrawn. The United States may protest in the next days though possible actions remain unclear.
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Western Big Three may ask UN on Soviet role in Hungary revolt
Paris Foreign Minister Christian Pineau said the Western Big Three may seek Security Council action to determine the Soviet Union’s part in the Hungarian revolt. He spoke at a Foreign Press Association luncheon noting ongoing discussions among the three powers.
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Soviet Forces In Hungary Remain After Austrian Exit
The article notes that despite Austria’s withdrawal of occupation forces, Soviet troops stayed in Hungary under the Warsaw Pact provisions. Budapest radio said Soviet forces intervened at the request of Hungary's Communist government during early Wednesday fighting.
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NBC Picks Up Video Broadcast In England
NBC tests London TV signals and reports success in picking up broadcasts from England while experimenting with reception at Riverhead New York station.
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London
Thirteen Sons In One Family Stirs No Fuss
MANITOWOC Wisconsin parents W Mathew and Julitta Wagner welcome their 13th son Paul Amos. They recall their big two story house and a recent TV program showing a family with 13 sons and no girls. The couple say the birth has caused little interest beyond curious inquiries.
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