United States to return MIG to rightful owner amid peace talks
The U S offers to return the MIG15 jet to its rightful owner as armistice talks proceed. The Far East Command withdraws the 50 000 reward for undam aged MIGs and the Korean pilot may still claim the prize for delivering the first plane to U S lines. The dismantled jet was loaded onto a Globemaster bound for an undisclosed location.
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Washington
United States
Far East Command
Clark
Tokyo
United States of America
Air Force
Seoul
Impo
Far East Air Force
Killer Of 5 Found Guilty Faces Life Sentence
CANANDAIGUA N Y A 19 year old McManus confessed killer of five was found guilty of first degree murder by a State Supreme Court jury after more than 13 hours of deliberations. The jury recommended life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canandaigua, N. Y
Fred Eugene McManus
State Supreme Court
Canandaigua
N.Y
H. Douglass van Duser
Six Million Italian Workers Walk Out Nationwide
Rome reports a broad general strike as six to eight million workers stay off the job for up to 24 hours across industry. Unions demand higher pay, while the Italian Confederation of Industry rejects wage talks amid warnings of further walkouts and a costly impact on industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Milan
Turin
Italian Confederation of Industry
Probe Opened Into Blasts Killing Ten Workers
The district attorney ordered an investigation into a series of explosions at the Lucidol division plant of the Novadel Agene Corp in Tonawanda New York. Ten workers were recovered and the toll could reach twelve as searchers comb the ruin of a one story brick building for additional bodies. The blast damaged the plant and was tied to chemical storage tanks with a cause not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucidol Division
Novadel-Agene Corp
Franciscus Vissart Hooft
Pay-as-you-see TV debuts with Palm Springs movie reel
Hollywood reports pay-as-you-see television begins in November with First-run films like Forever Female. Ginger Rogers and William Holden star in the Paramount picture as Telemeter Corp. markets coinbox viewing in Palm Springs. Telemetry backers promise high returns to producers.
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Gene Handsaker
Hollywood
Coinbox TV
Palm Springs
California
Channel 6
Ginger Rogers
William Holden
Paramount
International Telemeter Corp
Telemeter
Carl Leserman
Love Notes Link to Slain Ohio Wesleyan Bride
Evidence tie Roy Schinagle to a second love interest as police reveal letters from a Wittenberg coed and a Cleveland fiancée. The 19-year-old is charged with first degree murder in the death of Cynthia Pfeil, whose body was found in a wooded area. Prosecutors plan to use the letters at trial as proof of premeditation.
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McManus
Valley Stream
S. 1
William Allen Braverman
Rochester
Hobart College
Braverman
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Roy Schinagle
Ohio College
Ohio Wesleyan University
Earl Gravel
Schinagle
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Cynthia Pfeil
White Plains
N. Y
Cleveland
Miss Pfeil
Upper
Sandusky
Justice of the Peace
Loren C. Schoenberger
Dean McAllister
Wyandot County
Cynthia Pfiel
N.Y
Here
McAllister
Ohio County
ROK Leaders Threaten Expulsion of Communists Amid Korea Talks
Prime Minister Paik Too Chin warned Seoul will expel Chinese and Russian Communists if the unification talks do not succeed within 90 days after starting the conference. He cited alleged violations of the armistice by bringing MIG jets into North Korea and urged Allied protest if verified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Paik Too Chin
South Korea
Paik
North
North Korea
Russia
Park
French Launch Major Mop Up Operation Near Hanoi
French Union forces supported by planes armor and naval units began a major mop up in the Red River delta near Hanoi, targeting Vietminh ambush networks. The operation reportedly involves several battalions and possibly 5,000 troops advancing against multiple Vietminh units in a vital defense area.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Red River Delta
AFL Butchers Union Threatens Nationwide Swift Strike
Bulletin from St. Louis reports the AFL butchers union threatening an imminent nationwide strike against Swift Packing Co. and claiming it could spread quickly to other major meat producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
AFL Butchers’ Union
Swift Packing Co
Dulles Urges Closer US AFL Alliance to Explode Communist Myth
Secretary of State Dulles called for a tighter government AFL partnership to expose the Communist myth of worker paradise behind the Iron Curtain. In a prepared AFL speech in St Louis he warned of Soviet exploitation of workers and outlined six foreign policy points on arms control, Korea, Indochina, Iran, and West Germany.
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ST. Louis
Dulles
American Federation of Labor
Reds
AFL
Russia
United States
Indochina
Mossadegh
Iran
Britain
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
West German Republic
Court Invalidates The Vinson Wills
The two wills of late Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson dated 1928 and 1930 were invalidated for missing witness signatures. His son, Fred M. Vinson Jr., was named administrator of the estate with about 1160 dollars in personal property reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fred M. Vinson
Fred M. Vinson Jr
District Court
Weeks Says U S Economy Is Okay Despite Risks
Secretary of Commerce Weeks told the National Industrial Conference Board that the U S economy remains sound but the government stands ready to intervene to avert a depression He cited business confidence among Americans as the key factor in stability and growth in the current climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weeks
National Industrial Corference Board
Lloyd Lands Changes In Red Policy
Britain welcomes moderation of Soviet policy after Stalin and urges step by step talks on East West issues. Lloyd backs direct talks on Korea Germany and Austria and invites a foreign ministers conference on Germany in Lugano to set up free elections. The piece also notes U S and UK alignment and Britain's stance on Indochina war.
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United Nations, N. Y
Britain
Stalin
Soviet Union
Germany
Korea
Selwyn Lloyd
U. N. General Assembly
United States
Lloyd
John Foster Dulles
Churchill
Georgi Malenkov
Moscow
Netherlands
J. M. A. H. Luns
Russia
Austria
Kremlin
France
Lugano
Switzerland
East
West Germany
Asia
Indochina
Pole refugee Korowicz seeks asylum before U S lawmakers
Dr. Marek Stanislaw Korowicz told the House Un American Activities Committee by radio and in person that he quit Poland’s United Nation delegation to serve Poland’s interests in the United States. He, a 50 year old law professor, said he never joined the Communist party and aimed to escape before arriving in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marek Stanislaw Korowicz
Poland
United Nation
United States
House Un-American Activities Committee
Radio - TV
National Committee For A Free Europe, Inc
Korowicz
Europe
Korewicz
Radio Free Europe
Voice of America
Konowicz
Communist Party
Cloudy Skies Forecast for the Miami Valley Tonight
Vandalia forecasters predict increasing cloudiness tonight with mild conditions and a chance of widely scattered showers on Friday. Yesterday Middletown saw a high of 78 at 4 PM and a low of 45 earlier. today’s low around 48.
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Miami Valley
Vandalia
Middletown
Communists Hand Over 359 Prisoners in Panmunjom Transfer
In Panmunjom Panmunjom zone the Communists surrendered 359 prisoners to neutral nations custody including 23 Americans 1 Briton and 335 South Koreans. The Americans rode in open trucks singing the Internationale while prisoners shouted anti American slogans. Allies plan talks to explain repatriation rights as 22 600 North Korean and Chinese prisoners at another camp face possible ch anges.
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Panmunjom
Neutral Nations
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
Wilfred Burchett
U. S. Army
Reds
Kaesong
United Nations
Red Gives Names of Unwilling Repatriation Prisoners
Communist correspondent Wilfred Burchett supplied newsmen with 23 Americans and one Briton said to have refused repatriation and been turned over to Indian custody in Korea. Names came from the official missing prisoners list. addresses were found for 22, with one lacking. Ohioans named include Sgt. Scott L. Rush of Marietta and Cpl. Lowell D. Skinner of Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Wilfred Burchett
Allied
Korea
Burchett
U. N. Command
Washington
Buckett
Scott L. Rush
Marietta
Lowell D. Skinner
Akron
Ohio
Associated Press
Peiping Radio
Panmunjom
Peiping
Pyongyang
North Korea
United Nations Command
Seoul
Robert Tuckman
Parkersburg
W. Va
Pfe
Willard L. Caplinger
Rush
Dean Warns Soviets Could Annihilate U S If Deterrence Fails
Gordon Dean retired AEC chairman warned at a textile industry meeting that Russia could destroy the United States if it moves first. He urged rapid world opinion action to stop the Soviet advance, saying 1953 54 threats demand new weapons or improvements to old ones as America could not repel another Korean style aggression with conventional arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth - BY - the - Sea
N. H
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Dean
Free World
National Assn
Northern Textile Assn
Korea
U S Must Up Spending For Defense
Sen Wiley of Wisconsin argues the United States must raise defense spending but rejects a national sales tax as politically fatal. He cites inadequacies in continental defense and urges efficiency in armed forces and government to fund required increases without tax miracles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
United States
Congress
Eisenehower
Eisenhower
Kazan Sees TV Raising Some Movie Standards But Doubts Major Change
Elia Kazan argues television may lift some film standards through tech advances yet doubts TV will alter legitimate stage work. He notes censorship concerns and praises spectacle while acknowledging Hollywood figures fear TV's screen presence. Kazan is in Washington directing Tea and Sympathy pre-Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P
Elia Kazan
Hollywood
Kazan
Jack Warner
Washington
Robert Anderson
Loafing Found Helpful Advised By Doctors
At the 88th Michigan Medical Society convention in Grand Rapids two medical authorities urged plain loafing as a health aid. Dr Leo Faran a New York heart specialist cited brief daily breaks to cut heart disease risk and reduce mental disturbance from imagined illnesses. Dr O Spargesa English a Philadelphia psychiatrist echoed the calm activity approach.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan Medical Society
Leo Faran
New York
O. Spargesa English
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