Peace Parley Talks Stall Sixth Day At Panmunjom
American Ambassador Arthur H. Dean proposed a flexible agenda to speed a Korean peace conference but Communists rejected it as sleight of hand. The talks went an hour and three minutes with no progress, called off until Monday as Dean warned the pace may determine whether he stays or flies back to Washington. Ki Sok Bok dismissed Dean's remarks as nothing new while urging attendance by belligerents and neutrals.
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Panmunjom
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
United States
South Korea
United Nations
Korea
U.N. Assembly
Russia
Indi
Pakistan
Burma
Washington
U.N
New York
Ki Sok Bok
New York Milk Strike Settled After Six Days
A settlement ended a six day milk strike that cut off supply to about 12 million people in the New York New Jersey region. Deliveries to stores to resume early this afternoon as 13 thousand AFL teamsters receive a wage increase and firms anticipate roughly half a cent higher per quart at retail.
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New York
New York-New Jersey
City Hall
AFL Teamsters Union
Samuel J. Cohen
New Jersey
Germ War Debate Nears Vote At United Nations
United Nations Political Committee moves toward voting on two germ warfare resolutions amid U.S. claims of a Soviet torture center in Korea. Dr Charles Mayo to rebut bloc charges as Russia's Jacob Malik plans to answer. Debate ends with a plan for a Disarmament Commission review and possible Assembly action next week.
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United Nations
N. Y.P
U.N
Disarmament Commission
U.S
Korea
Charles Mayo
Russia
Jacob Malik
Mayo
United States
U. S
General Assembly
Walkout Ends as Shipyard Workers Set to Return
In Lorain Ohio P Work will resume Monday at the American Ship Building Co after a walkout lasting almost two weeks. An agreement ending the strike involved 10 AFL craft unions and about 600 workers. details were not disclosed.
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Lorain
Ohio
American Ship Building Co
AFL
Benson’s Revamp Plan Delayed by House Hearings
Washington writing: hearings likely to delay indefinitely Secretary Benson’s proposal to reorganize the Soil Conservation Service. Rep. Bender of Ohio said the House Government Operations Subcommittee will hold public hearings to allow all parties to present views.
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Washington
Benson
Soil Conservation Service
Bender
Ohio
House
Signs Of Dissatisfaction In Japan US Defense Expansion
Washington reports a new expansion of Japanese defense forces agreed with the United States. Signs of dissatisfaction appear as Japan favors a faster buildup only with substantial economic aid which the U.S. declined.
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Washington
United States
Japan
America
Pupils Splatter Paint On Principal's Home
In Wooster Ohio thirteen Wooster High School youths were jailed for painting the principal's new home. Judge Myron T Brenneman revoked their licenses until next spring and ordered about 300 dollars in damages.
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Wooster
Ohio
Hallowe'en
Myron T. Brenneman
Indictment in Bobby Greenlease kidnapping case
Kansas City federal grand jury indicted Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Heady on kidnapping charges in the Bobby Greenlease case. The pair, arrested in St Louis Oct 6, face possible death penalty terms if found guilty. The ransom funds and trial timing remain in focus as witnesses recount the chilling 1950s crime.
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Kansas City
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Bobby Greenlease
Edward L. Scheufler
Bobby
St. Louis
John Hager
Hall
Shoulders
Police Board
Fight Could Face Contempt Charge At Hearing
Eight persons at an Ohio Un American Activities Commission hearing in Akron refused to answer questions citing the Fifth Amendment. Commission chairman Samuel L. Devine referred their names to Summit County prosecutor for possible contempt charges. The individuals are Thelma Furry Karl Carrigan Edward Lyons Myron Thomas Lloyd Ar nold Armos Murphy Anna Glauser Benedict Gorday. A Franklin County judge ruled the amendment does not apply to state body hearings.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Akron
Commission
Samuel L. Devine
Summit County
Thelma Furry
Karl Carrigan
Edward Lyons
Myron Thomas
Lloyd Arnold
Armos Murphy
Anna Glauser
Benedict Gorday
Franklin County
Pentagon may seek Mayo aid to study Red interrogation methods
The Defense Department weighs involving Dr. Charles W. Mayo to analyze communist tactics used to extract confessions from American captives. Fifteen ex-prisoners recount brutal pressure and long interrogations, with four Communist films of alleged confessions released, while Mayo's role remains under study and not yet approved. Captain William M. Preston of Batavia, NY, describes Pak Palace and 20 hour days of questioning, including beatings and insults by Soviet visitors.
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Washington
Pentagon
Charles W. Mayo
United Nations
Defense Department
Mayo
Wiliam M. Preston
Batavia
N. Y
Pak’s Palace
Preston
U. N
FBI Checks Report On Bad Shells
CLEVELAND The Bryant Heater Division of Affiliated Gas Equipment Co halted production on a 2.39 million dollar order after an FBI check on reports of defective shells. The Cleveland Ordinance District announced that no further shell deliveries would be accepted until further notice. J A Hughes said the company would cooperate fully with the FBI and ordinance office to uncover facts. An informant told The Cleveland Plain Dealer shells rejected by inspectors had been boxed and shipped after midnight.
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Cleveland
Bryant Heater
Affiliated Gas Equipment Co
FBI
Army
Cleveland Ordinance District
J. A. Hughes
Ordinance
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hughes
Doctor Predicts Vaccine Will End Crippling Polio
In Columbus 8500 Central Ohio teachers heard Dr Morris Fishbein predict a polio vaccine will cut crippling cases within 10 years and could be nationwide next year in counties over 50 000. He said the three-virus vaccine will end crippling polio with sponsorship by the National Polio Foundation. The meeting also covered the Ohio constitutional amendment vote on a state board of education and elected new Central Ohio Teachers Assn leaders led by President Lester L Dickey with officers Harold Sebold Charles Pickens Grace Griffith and Mary Hannaberry.
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Columbus
Ohio
Morris Fishbein
Voice of
The
American Medical Assn
Association
Fishbein
National
Polio Foundation
Ohio Education Assn
Walton B. Bliss
State Board of Education
Central Ohio Teachers Assn
Lester L. Dickey
Marion Public Schools
N. G. Fawcett
Harold Sebold
Licking County
Charles Pickens
Hilliards High
Grace Griffith
Lancaster
Mary Hannaberry
Rockway School
Springfield
Reluctant Prisoners Reject Red Rule in Korea Repatriation
North Korean POWs broke from Red explainers at Panmunjom, with shouts and violence, most refusing repatriation. Only 20 of 430 chose to go back, Indian guards, Swiss observers present, some prisoners injured. In Washington, Senators Schoeppel and Aiken report signs of improving cattle prices despite a political push, praising Benson's handling and noting price rises for best beef grades.
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Panmunjom
Red
K. S. Thimavyya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
U.N. Command
UNC
Repatriation Commission
U.N
MRC
Washington
Sen
Schoeppel
R-Kan
Aiken
R-Vi
Senate Agriculture Committee
Benson
Chicago
Midwest
Eisenhower
Nobel Peace Prize Goes To Marshall
Oslo reports General George C. Marshall awarded the 1953 Nobel Peace Prize for his work aiding war-torn Europe and promoting brotherhood while reducing standing armies. The 72 year old Marshall, convalescing in Pinehurst, NC, expressed gratitude for the honor.
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Oslo
George C. Marshall
Albert Schweitzer
Nobel Institute
Alfred Nobel
Marshall
Europe
Pinehurst
N. C
Body of Mrs. Alice Sampson Found in Canton
Canton police report the body of 31 year old Mrs. Alice Sampson found yesterday with a shotgun wound to the abdomen and a head injury from a garden hoe. No arrest has been made as the investigation continues.
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Canton
Ohio
Alice Sampson
Return of husband shocks Dorothy McGuire romance
Sgt John H Brown said in Korea his wife's happiness will decide his next move. Dorothy McGuire said she was shocked upon learning his plan to return. La Rosa had said they would marry after resolving religious obstacles. Brown asked for leave to see her and discuss their future.
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New York
John H. Brown
Korea
Julius la Rosa
Brown
Dorothy McGuire
la Rosa
Miss McGuire
Miamisbrg
Ohio
Anderson, Ind
Theological Seminary
Taegu
Seoul
Weather Summary for Central and Western Regions
Wet and cloudy spots in central and western areas. generally fair elsewhere. Cool from northern Lake Huron to near Omaha and northwest Montana. Snow flurries in Minot North Dakota. Vandalia forecasts fair and warmer weather in Miami Valley tonight. Tomorrow partly cloudy and slightly cooler. Middletown high 64 at 3 p.m. low 32 today and 32 at 6 a.m. October rainfall totaled 0.75 inch.
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Lake Huron
Omaha
Neb
Minot
N. D
Vandalia
Miami Valley
Middletown
Haymes Won't Declare Bankruptcy Says He Can Sing On
LAS VEGAS Nev Dick Haymes and wife Rita vow no bankruptcy while continuing singing duties and discuss a possible 3D color film with Mexican producers. Attys Marcus Crum say immigration issues will be vindicated and Crum plans contempt action against Aly Khan over 1952 court decree.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth
East
Haymes
Rita
David Marcus
Bartley Crum
Immigration Service
Marcus
Crum
Aly Khan
Nevada
Khan
Yasmin
Pittsburgh
Coast Guard Sifts for Missing Air Force Jet
Coast Guard helicopter search continued off Annisquam Point after the fishing dragger Falcon sighted what looked like an Air Force plane wing. The only missing plane in the area is an Air Force F94C jet believed to have crashed in Buzzard Bay earlier this week. No trace of the jet or radar observer 2nd Lt. David H. Barckhoff has been found. the pilot parachuted to safety.
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Gloucester
Mass
Coast Guard
Annisquam Point
Falcon
Air Force
Buzzard Bay
David H. Barckhoff
Salem
Ohio
Canton United Fund exceeds goal with pledges over 700000
The United Fund of Greater Canton topped its goal of 685,660 dollars with pledges reported to be more than 700,000. Officials noted the exact total remains to be determined.
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Canton
Ohio
United Fund of Greater
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