Eisenhower Likely To Attend NATO Paris Summit
President Eisenhower appears set to join a December NATO summit in Paris with a decision expected early next week. The gathering could lead to sharing atomic secrets with Britain and other allies and to a broader revision of free world defense, including plans for possible limited atomic war if needed.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Paris
Congress
Britain
United States
NATO
Chuckle on marriage insurance and danger
A witty quip suggests men raise insurance after marrying a woman, implying perceived risk in matrimony. The line humorously plays on stereotypes about marital life and financial caution.
NATO Leaders Eye Summit to Unite West
Paris report says Eisenhower and MacMillan push for a NATO governing council summit as leaders from 15 allies consider a December 16 opening session. French officials note no final decision yet while Adenauer and Diefenbaker prepare to attend, amid rising Soviet activity post Sputnik.
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Ottawa
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Bonn
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
NATO
Paul - Henry Spaak
Washington
White House
State Department
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Paris
U. S
Amory Houghton
Christian Pineau
James Hagerty
Spaak
Herve Alphand
Burke Elbrick
Houghton
Pineau
Hough
West
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
Soviet Union
Sputnik
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
China
Mao Tze- Tung
Yugoslavia
Tito
Red
Silence surrounds Anastasia murder as mob tensions rise
Police questioned over 60 suspects without results after Albert Anastasia was killed in a Park Sheraton Hotel barber shop. Funeral plans shifted to a modest service with a $900 plain casket while political figures accused organized crime of waging a street war over leadership.
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James Devlin
New York
Albert Anastasia
Murder, Inc
Park Sheraton Hotel
James B. Leggett
Frank Costello
Underworld
Brooklyn
Anastasia
Joseph
Robert Christenberr
Robert F. Wagner
Costello
Victor Riesel
Wagner-Tammany
Christenberry
Wagner
Garment District
John
Johnny Dio
Frankie
Frankie Carbo
Plan Probe Of Missile Program By House Committee
The House Appropriations Committee will launch a five day field probe into missile and satellite programs focusing on interservice rivalry. Led by Rep. George Mahon the inquiry begins in California on Nov. 4 and moves to Washington for closed hearings starting Nov. 20 with McElroy as lead witness.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
California
George Mahon
Dtex
Defense
Mahon
Interservice
Sputnik Radio Silent Ends Satellite Run
Soviet radio said Sputnik has used up power and stopped working after circling the Earth 326 times. The satellite currently needs 95.31 minutes to orbit while the carrier rocket completes a loop in 94.68 minutes.
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Moscow
Moscow Radio
Sputnik
Earth
Jefferson man killed in crash at Ohio 46 bridge
Gary Callaway 22 of Jefferson died when his car struck an iron bridge on Ohio 46 near Jefferson in Ashtabula County Saturday.
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Jefferson
Ohio
Gary Callaway
Ashtabula
Employer Payoffs Indicated in Senate Hearings
Washington WW Senate Rackets Committee counsel said evidence points to payoffs and shakedowns involving some employers under investigation. Kennedy refused to name firms before hearings resume, noting no such allegations against Sears Roebuck & Co. He warned of a thin line between payoffs and shakedowns. The panel will probe union officials who took favors from Nathan W. Shefferman, a noted antiunion specialist. Sears executives, including Wallace Tudor, defended company policy and said Sears no longer uses Shefferman. Hearings continue Monday through Tuesday with witnesses including James T. Guffey.
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Washington
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Sears Roebuck & Co
Kennedy
Nathan W. Shefferman
Shefferman
Labor Relations Associates, Inc
Chicago
Sears
James T. Guffey
Boston
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Teamsters Move to Overturn Hoffa Injunction
The Teamsters Union filed a petition with the U S Court of Appeals seeking to set aside the preliminary injunction barring James R Hoffa from becoming president and asking that Judge F Dickinson Letts step off the case citing perceived biased handling amid publicity concerns.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Giant
Truckers Union
U.S. Court of Appeals
Hoffa
Teamsters
Appeals Court
F. Dickinson Letts
Judge Letts
Asian Flu Claims Fostoria Man James Marr at 41
Asian flu caused the death of James W. Marr, 41, of Fostoria Ohio, on Saturday after a one day illness. Marr owned a transfer and storage company and left a widow and two children Martha Ann age five and William age four. His death was attributed by his physician J L Murphy to the illness.
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Fostoria
Ohio
James W. Marr
J. L. Murphy
Marr
Martha Ann
William
Military IRBM tests cost over 60 million dollars in last year
AP reports the military fired more than 60 million dollars of intermediate range ballistic missiles in tests during the past year, with about 12 million spent in the last week. The figure covers one missile type and omits many developmental firings across ICBMs and other systems.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
Cape Canaveral
Fla
White Sands
N. M
Navy
Air Force
Congress
United States
Mahon
House
Appropriations
Army
Jupiter
Thor
Ohio University cancels homecoming events to curb flu spread
Ohio University in Athens announces cancellation of all homecoming activities next weekend except the football game with Western Michigan. A joint student administrative panel says the move aims to discourage visitors as influenza outbreaks hit nearly all of Ohio outside the southeast.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
Southeastern Ohio Hills
Western Michigan
Southeastern
Panic toll in Saigon independence day crowd crush
At the Saigon Botanical Gardens a sudden panic in a crowd of about 500000 during South Vietnam independence day celebrations killed forty five children and several adults and injured at least 130. Police said crowds overwhelmed officers and could not be controlled.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Godi Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon Botannical Gardens
A Glance Inside Hungarians Relax As 1st Year Passes
A year after Hungarian refugees arrived in Middletown their faces show less strain. Iona Asher details their story for Page 33 while Junior Achievement stories begin, highlighting firms behind JA and noting Halloween beliefs in ghosts and witchcraft per an Associated Press report on Page 4.
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Iona Asher
Associated Press
Deserved It Man Defends Wife in Channel Islands Case
Kathleen Gleeson admitted trying to kill her husband by adding more than 70 aspirins to a custard pudding. Her husband testified they never left home in seven years of marriage and supported her release on three years probation after she pleaded guilty to attempted murder.
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Guernsey
Channel Islands
Kathleen Gleeson
Malinovsky Named Soviet Defense Minister In Shakeup
London report says Marshal Georgi Zhukov was relieved from the defense ministry and Marshal Rodon Y. Malinovsky was named his successor moving up from deputy defense minister. Zhukov’s fate remains unclear amid Kremlin power struggles and speculation of further advancement or demotion.
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Marshall Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Ussr
Marshal Georgi Zhukov
Zhukov
Yugoslavia
London
Georgi Zhukov
Radio Moscow
Rodon Y. Malinovsky
Far East
Malinovsky
Moscow
Odessa
Josef Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Lazar Kaganovich
Defense Ministry
Kremlin
Premie
Nikolai Bulganin
Khushchev
India
Southeast Asia
Britain
Aussie Youth Offers Space Secrets to Scientists
A space minded Australian youth Garry Jack writes from New South Wales to White Sands Proving Ground offering space travel plans. He claims to have a flying saucer idea and urges scientists to contact him about a fast plane visit to their headquarters.
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White Sands Proving Ground
N. M
Australia
Garry Jack
New South Wales
White Sands
Walt Disney
Garry
GE to lay off 175 at Evendale jet engine plant
General Electric announced a layoff of about 175 employees at its Evendale jet engine rebuilding facility in Cincinnati area. A spokesman cited air force seatbacks in engine overhaul as the reason for the cutback.
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Cincinnati
Sand Ends Mediation as UN Efforts Accelerate
Delegates in New York report King Saud withdraws from mediating the Syrian Turkish dispute. Hammarskjold poised to mediate or probe via a UN commission, with rival Syria and seven delegations pushing for two week investigation timelines.
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United Nations
N.Y
Saud
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Damascus
Shukri Kuwaily
Turkey
Syria
New York
U. N. General Assembly
Hammarskjold
United States
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