Ike's South Tour Draws Huge Charlotte Welcome
General Dwight D. Eisenhower opened a southern swing in Charlotte drawing about 43 000 cheering North Carolinians at Memorial Stadium and 18 000 overflow crowd. He declared he would recognize no political mortgage on the South and planned stops in Charlotte Winston Salem Roanoke Lynchburg and Petersburg with a Richmond speech to follow. He linked his criticism of defense policy to a push for unification and warned against politicizing military aims while fighting in Korea.
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Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Charlotte
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Charlotte Memorial Stadium
Dixie
North Carolina
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Armed Services
United States
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Virginia
Richmond
Winston-Salem
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Petersburg
Truman
Woodrow Wil
Pelag Tel
James Hagerty
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Department
Omar Bradley
Lovett Surveys Southern California Air Plants Amid Strikes
Defense Secretary Robert A. Lovett arrived in Los Angeles to inspect Lockheed and Douglas plants but said the trip is not a mediation mission. He warned the strikes have caused great harm and urged an equitable settlement as negotiations stall with the AFL CIO Machinists union over wage demands affecting about 40,000 workers.
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Los Angeles
Robert A. Lovett
California
Air Force
Lockheed
Douglas
AFL International Association of Machinists
Douglas el Segundo
Lovett
O Dwyer In California For Medical Check Up
William O Dwyer United States ambassador to Mexico is spending five days in Beverly Hills for a physical examination and to visit his brother Frank in El Centro The former New York City mayor arrived from Mexico City last night Mrs O Dwyer will fly from Mexico City to New York for the visit
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William O'Dwyer
U. S
Mexico
Frank
el Centro
New York City
Mexico City
Nixon Plans Counter Drive Against Dems
Sen Richard Nixon addressed about 6000 in Salt Lake City pledging a counter offensive against the Democrats. He attacked Gov Adlai Stevenson and called for full disclosure of Illinois state funds while vowing to intensify anti crime and anti Communist efforts.
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Salt Lake City
Richard Nixon
Iiice
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Nixon
Wheeling
W. Va
Republican National Committee
California
Utah
Ste
Illinois
Grunewald Silence After Grand Jury Appearance
New York grand jury probing tax frauds questioned Henry Grunewald for the fifth time. Neither he nor the panel offered comment as he is set to appear again next Thursday.
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New York
Henry Grunewald
Wash
Whittier Democrats Send Nixon a Ham
Whittier Democratic Club directors mocked the Nixon campaign by sending Republican vice presidential candidate Richard M. Nixon a ham as a public gesture. The stunt aimed to criticize the report to the people from local townsmen.
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Whittier
Calif
Gold bars worth 300000 vanish from Malton airport cargo shed
A shipment of 84 pounds of gold in six boxes, part of 10 in transit to Montreal, disappeared from an unguarded wire cage at Malton Airport Terminal. Brinks delivered the bullion under guard to Trans-Canada Airlines cargo handlers who locked the cage with a padlock but had no guards nearby. Authorities suspect theft but gave few details as the investigation proceeds.
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Canada
Malton
Montreal
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Lie Set To Quit UN Post In 1954
Secretary-General Trygve Lie will resign on February 1 1954 after a three year term extension and retire to Norway where he may seek prime ministership. He will receive a ten thousand dollar annual pension and cannot hold public office for five years.
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UN Post
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Norway
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Stevenson Promises Public Disclosure Of Extra-Salary Fund
Gov. Adlai Stevenson said he will contact contributors to his fund for adding to Illinois officials' salaries to disclose names. He noted eight or nine state employees benefited, and a statement or speech on the fund may follow as he campaigns through 17 states and 35 cities.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Perre Vuagruink
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Indianapolis
Paducah
Louisville
Illinois
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Girne
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hoosier
Will'am E. Jenner
Wilson Wyatt
Wyatt
White House
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Stevernson
Midwest
South
Copper Firm To Move Town Ruth
Ruth Nevada will be relocated as Kennecott Copper Corp moves half the town to a new site by next summer and the rest a year later. New Ruth will include wide streets landscaping a theater hospital and other facilities while sixty nine buildings are slated for removal to allow a new shaft. Caverns will form beneath much of the current town after the shift.
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John C. Kinnear Jr
Kennecott Copper Corp
New
Ruth
Violence Flares In Jap Strike Turns Violent in Yokohama
In Yokohama about 500 strikers clashed with 300 Japanese police as pickets attempted to halt 60 trucks hired by the U S Japan Logistics Command. Twenty three strikers were reported hurt as the confrontation followed a wage dispute involving 1,400 Japanese workers.
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Yokohama
Japan
U. S
Kyodo
Japan Logistical Command Motor Pool
Peiping Hosts Peace Drive Delegations Across Pacific
AP analyst William L. Ryan reports that a vast Soviet led peace offensive begins with a Peiping meeting of delegates from about 30 countries along the Pacific rim. The gathering prepares for a Vienna world congress on December 5 and signals broader aims to curb U.S. influence in Asia and beyond. Delegations include Mexico Guatemala Colombia Salvador Honduras Chile Peru Ecuador and Panama.
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William L. Ryan
United States
Asia
Canada
Latin America
Pacific
Peiping
China
Aidance
World Council of Peace
Berlin
Vienna
Congress of Partisans
Pacific Ocean
Japan
Mexico
Guatemala
Colombia
Salvador
Honduras
Chile
Peru
Ecuador
Panama
Mossadegh Seeks Settlement in Oil Dispute With Britain
United States officials saw limited hope in Premier Mossadeghs note to President Truman proposing a settlement of Iran's oil dispute with Britain. He rejected the joint plan, dodged a communist threat, and gave ten days for a reply while insisting Iran should receive 49 million pounds in royalties, convertible to dollars, as a demand Britain must meet.
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Washington
United States
Mossadegh
Britain
Truman
Churchill
Churenin
Iran
Tulsa Plans All To Vote Contest In November Drive
Tulsa business and labor leaders back a proposed November 4 city holiday to spur the presidential election turnout. Mayor Warren would issue a proclamation for citizens to cooperate in John Dunkin’s plan to mobilize workers at the polls to achieve the largest possible vote.
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Tulsa
Okla
C. M. Warren
John H. Dunkin
Oklahoma
Dunkin
Nixon Avoids New Complications In Wheeling Flight Scene
Senator Richard M. Nixon hurried to catch his campaign plane in Wheeling West Virginia as a policeman offered him a brown topcoat he left behind Nixon refused saying he does not take anything that does not belong to him
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Wheeling
W. Va
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
U.S. Jetmen Down 4 MIGs In Dogfights
U S Sabre jets shot down four Communist MIGs in air battles east of Sinuiju near the Yalu River. The September tally rose to a record 56 destroyed, surpassing the old monthly mark of 44 set last April. The air force also claimed four more MIGs damaged in 16 red fighter engagements, with one damage claim unconfirmed. Reds probed Allied outposts on the Eastern Front as UN forces returned heavy fire.
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U. S
Fifth Air Force
Sinuiju
Yalu River
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Hurricane Moves Parallel To Coast
A newly formed hurricane moved northward parallel to the Florida coast about 420 miles east-southeast of Jacksonville at 5 a m EST. It was traveling slowly at 10 mph with center winds near 85 mph and gusts up to 100 mph. Forecasters saw no immediate danger to Florida and Georgia but warned of possible effects on the Carolina coast later today.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Georgia
Carolina
Lineman Killed Electrically Near Urbana
Kermit Zerkic 31 a Dayton Power and Light lineman of Urbans was fatally injured Thursday night when he touched a 12 000 volt line pole east of Urbana. He died at the scene leaving a grieving family and coworkers.
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Urbana
Kermit Zerkic
Dayton Power and Light Co
Flying Saucer driver barred from stock car race
A Middletown woman, who calls her souped up stock car the Flying Saucer, cannot compete in local races as associations rule the sport is too rough for women. She believes gender bias hides a potential win. The Sunday Journal features her story with pictures.
New Order To OPS Unit Blocks News
Washington OPS officials review an inter office memo barring division staff from releasing information before official press release. The memo, issued by E. E. Fogle, cites premature and incorrect data from the rubber chemicals and fuels division. Fogle, from Marietta Ohio, joined OPS June 27 from Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS Division
Som
Truman
OPS
Senate
OPS Office of Public Information
E. E. Fogle
Fogle
Marietta, O
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Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co
New York City
Two Crewmen Punished After Boxer Carrier Explosion
The USS Boxer hangar deck blast in Korea killed nine and caused sixty to jump overboard. Captain Marshal Gurney said two crewmen were judged careless, punished at Captain's Mast, and transferred off the ship. Names were not released.
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Korea
Marshal Gurney
Boxer
Navy
Russ Targets Reported In Range Of U S Jets
In Seattle a top Air Force official said targets in Russia lie within reach of jet bombers based abroad and refueled in flight. Undersecretary Roswell Gilpatric cited progress in air power rearmament and answered critics over lagging production.
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Seattle
Russia
Roswell
Gilpatric
Portsmouth Chillicothe Stay Under Rent Lids
The Portsmouth Chillicothe area in Southern Ohio was certified as a critical defense area under a rent control law. The four county region becomes eligible for rent stabilization as a large new atomic energy plant is planned nearby.
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Portssmouth-Chillicothe
Ohio
Sen. Bricker
Rep. Bender
Ohio Republica
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