Holdout Ends Commie Coaxing Of POWs Slated To Begin Today
North Korean POWs, after a two week holdout, will attend interviews with Red explainers starting Saturday at 8 a.m. local time. Lt. Gen. K. S. Thimayya, Indian chairman of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission, said the men are coming to explanations. The five hundred North Koreans will be questioned in the morning, with another five hundred in the afternoon, marking a peaceful turn in the stalled process managed by a five nation panel.
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Milk Strike Negotiations Bree Down
NEW YORK AP Negotiations to end the five day milk strike collapsed early today as AFL Teamsters Union members walked out of the bargaining room. Mayor Vincent R Impellitteri called a mediation meeting at City Hall and industry negotiators planned to attend. The deadlock arose at 2 30 a m with union attorney Samuel J Cohen declaring no further talks that day.
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New York
Vincent R. Impellitteri
City Hall
AFL Teamsters
Samuel J. Cohen
Union
New Jersey
Senate report notes Western Europe Communist decline
The Senate foreign relations subcommittee released a 60 page study showing Communist membership and trade union support fallen in Western Europe since 1947 while electoral strength remains in Italy France and Iceland. Chairman Wiley warns large anti government votes mask pro Communist sentiment and warns against underestimating a disciplined Red group.
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Italy
France
Iceland
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Layoffs Protested in Canton CIO Parade
In Canton Ohio yesterday about 6000 to 9000 steel workers idled at Timken Republic Steel and other plants joined a CIO union protest in front of Timken Roller Bearing Co main office. Timken laid off about 1600 of 9000. union leader John E Johns blamed cost cutting and stressed unemployment.
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Atom spy linked to Soviet ring in Senate briefing
Senate internal security subcommittee counsel said atom spy Harry Gold linked to a former American radio announcer for the U N section with a Soviet spy ring. Velde said a secret Communist cell of at least 13 had access to Navy secrets during World War II. Army announced 1 100 Reserve officers will be dropped from active duty in November. David Greenglass's lawyer says Greenglass will cooperate and reveal what he knows of Russian espionage.
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Atom
Harry Gold
U. N
Washington
Rep. Velde
R-Ill
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Lewisburg
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Reds Reject Dean Offer to Crack Korea Conference Impasse
AP reports Communist diplomats reject U S Ambassador Arthur Dean plan for a fixed time and place for the peace conference and demand pre decided composition. They propose five nonbelligerents sit in while Allies keep to including only nations that fought in Korea plus Russia if invited. Dean remains optimistic as talks pause till tomorrow.
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U. S
Arthur Dean
Dean
Russia
India
Burma
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Indonesia
Korea
Red
Police Lose Lead in Evelyn Hartley Disappearance
La Crosse Wisconsin police say no concrete evidence has emerged six nights after 15 year old Evelyn Hartley vanished. Police Chief George Long and District Attorney Bosshard describe the case as a stone wall, with FBI agents present but details undisclosed. Under Lindbergh Law, federal action could come tomorrow if evidence of kidnapping appears.
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LA Crosse
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Evelyn Hartley
George Long
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Bosshard
FBI
Army Saves Paper in Okinawa Cuts Forms Used
The Army in Okinawa reviewed 755 forms and eliminated or merged 445 of them. The remaining 310 forms were retained. This change yields a monthly saving of about 250000 sheets of paper.
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Okinawa
Clark Draws Final Salute From Army
Washington marks the retirement of General Mark Wayne Clark after 36 years of service. A farewell parade and reception at Fort McNair honor the World War II veteran, with Vice Chief of Staff General Bolte hosting. Clark, 57, will become superintendent of The Citadel in Charleston later this year.
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U. S
Ft. McNair
Army
3Rd Infantry Regiment
F& McNair Officers Club
Charles L. Bolte
Matthew B. Ridgway
Clark
West Point
Korea
United States asks UN to take up Korea atrocity charges
U S delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. asks the United Nations General Assembly to put on the agenda charges that Communists in Korea killed and mistreated American and Allied captives. Britain calls the report gruesome while noting it was an American Army document, not a unified command release. The U S message offered no clear aim of a formal condemnation at once.
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The
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U. N. General Assembly
Korea
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
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U. N
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Unified Command
Britain
U.N. Action
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United States
Assembly
Atom Power May Change Navy Makeup
London reports Jane's Fighting Ships 1953 54 edition says atomic ships and guided missiles will reshape navies. It notes greater specialization for future ships and that lack of all trades warship will be outdated. The Nautilus and Sea Wolf mark a new propulsion era with broad strategic impact.
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U. S
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Parole Granted for 1954 London Prison Farm Case
Edgar Massie, 55, of Portsmouth, was granted parole from London Prison Farm where he served a life sentence for a 1941 badger game murder in Portsmouth. Parole takes effect January 20, 1954.
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Columbus
Ohio
Edgar Massie
Portsmouth
London
Election day prep and Middletown progress in Journal
Sunday's Journal Information For Voters notes Tuesday election day and full city Lemon township candidate roundup. It highlights $1,350,000 worth of Middletown contracts, a forthcoming business page review, and changes in social life as autumn arrives.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Allied Plans For Trieste Withdrawals Reported Complete
Britain and the United States have worked out detailed arrangements to withdraw troops from Zone A of Trieste and hand the area to Italy. Informants say four days of secret talks ended yesterday and the plan would take effect with the Oct. 8 declaration that the Strategic zone would be ceded to Italy.
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Britain
United States
Trieste
Italy
George Says Security Tax Hike Unfair
Washington AP Sen George Ga Democrat criticizes the rising social security tax effective Jan 1. He argues it worsens the burden on low income workers while income tax cuts benefit others, noting the tax increase from 2 to 2 percent for both employees and employers as the excess profits tax expires.
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Sen
George
D-Ga
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Dovie Dean Execution Postponed
In Columbus Ohio Governor Lausche postponed the November 6 execution of Dovie Blanche Dean to January 15 to allow a clemency review. The pardon and parole commission heard her appeal. a final decision hinges on the commission report and further study of trial testimony. Dean, 55, awaits the electric chair for poisoning her husband Hawkins Dean to claim a $27000 estate.
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Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Dovie Blanche Dean
State Pardon and Parole Commission
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Carl Meyer
Armistice Rules Are Violated By North Korean Air Forces
TOKYO AP The chief of South Korea's air force says North Korea moved 400 fighter aircraft into Korea in violation of the armistice and based them at 30 repaired airfields. He cites two divisions of MIGs and one division of propeller aircraft south of the Manchurian border and up to 2,000 warplanes in Manchuria. Choi Yong Duk notes the truce bans plane movements into Korea except as replacements, while airfield repair continues. An inspection team was to investigate.
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South Korea
North Korea
Choi Yong Duk
Manchurian
Manchuria
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United States
Korea
Yalu River
Soviet Deserters Not Substantiated in East Germany
U S State Department officials said reports that Soviet army deserters fought in anti Communist underground groups in East Germany are not solid. A Die Neue Zeitung story claimed deserters attacked police in Saxony and Thuringia, but Allied intelligence has no substantiation.
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East Germany
Neue Zeitung
Saxony
Thuringia
State Department
La Rosa to Have Own Radio Show
Julius LaRosa, fired from Arthur Godfrey shows, will begin a CBS radio program starting Monday November 9. The 23 year old singer will be heard each Monday Wednesday and Friday from 7 35 to 7 45 p m EST.
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Julius LaRosa
Arthur Godfrey
Sadio-Tv
Lester Gottlieb
CBS Radio
CBS
19 Die In Coast Guard Assisted DC6 Crash Near San Francisco
A British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines DC6 crashed 25 miles south of San Francisco killing 19 aboard, including pianist William Kapell and a 7 year old Australian boy. Seventeen bodies recovered. cause undetermined. Flight from Sydney via Honolulu to Los Angeles.
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Half Moon Bay
Cal
U.S
U. S
Australia
San Francisco
Coast Guard
Wilson Jennings
Here
British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines
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Sydney
Honolulu
King’s Mountain
Kapell
Bruce Dixon
Los Angeles
Cleveland Community Chest drive tops goal with record gifts
Ten day drive by 30 000 volunteers collected 7 536 564 dollars for Cleveland Community Chest surpassing the goal by 151 564 dollars. The campaign involved 714 875 contributors and ended last night with a strong showing from civic supporters.
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Church leaders meet on world harmony doubts in Cleveland
After three days of prayer and debate a national church conference tentatively concluded that deep U.S.-Soviet differences make any accord unlikely, military strength is essential, yet aid to the needy is basic, and efforts should pursue workable agreements without compromising core beliefs. The proposed 4000 word declaration was refined by four sections with over 100 delegates each, out of 450.
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National Church
Weather Outlook and Five Day Forecast
The Weather Fair and pleasant autumn weather was the outlook for most of the nation today. Rain diminished over the northeast after heavy falls in many areas for the past two days. Vandalia forecasters predict the Miami Valley will be fair and warmer tonight and tomorrow. Ohio temperatures will average a little below normal with highs near 55 to 60 and lows around 32 to 38.
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