UN Halts Soviet Push For Immediate Disarmament Debate
The U N Disarmament Commission rejected a Soviet demand for an instant forum on disarmament. U S Chief Delegate Lodge Jr. and others urged delaying debate to study extensive records and avoid complicating the Geneva talks. Sobolev, set to chair Nov 1, pressed for a next Wednesday meeting but was unsupported.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Disarmament Commission
U. N
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Geneva
Arkady A. Sobolev
Sobolev
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Stassen
State Dulles
Disarmament Commission
Assembly
Knight Says He May Seek Favorite Son Nomination
Gov Goodwin J. Knight of California said he would become a favorite son candidate for the 1956 Republican nomination if President Eisenhower does not seek re election. He prefers Eisenhower run again and would back Vice President Richard M. Nixon if Eisenhower urges Nixon’s nomination.
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New York
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Eisenhower
Knight
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Sen. Kefauver
J. Stevenson
Sen
Knowland
Stennis denies requesting special plane for Spain trip
Sen John C Stennis of Mississippi challenged the Pentagon account that he and two other senators were to be flown home on a special military plane from Europe. He said he traveled on the Upshur and planned to return on a regular Military Air Transport Service flight.
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Jackson, Miss
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
United States
Spain
Stennis
Daily News
Madrid
Defense Department
Europe
Mississippi
Military Air Transport Service
Upshur
MATS
Barham Predicts Long's Apology After Campaign
Lt. Governor Cap Barham, en route through Monroe, predicts Earl Long will apologize after the campaign. Barham dismisses Long's distrust as political, while Long cites pardons and sentence reductions as reasons for opposition to Barham.
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Barham
Long
Local Republican Women Endorse G O P Candidates
Local Republican women meeting yesterday endorsed GOP candidates inspired by three party members entering the Ward 10 police jurors race. For the first time in years three outstanding Monroe Republicans qualified for the police jury race led by C C.
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Ward 10
Monroe
C. C
Kefauver Predicts Desperate GOP Campaign If Eisenhower Sidelined
Sen. Kefauver said Republicans would wage a desperate 1956 campaign without Eisenhower, warning that they would spend vast sums and rely on press dominance. He noted Eisenhower's illness changes the political picture and urged both parties to field their strongest candidates.
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Ease
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
Erie
Nixon
School Boy 11 Killed by Auto Near Ferriday
An 11-year-old boy Theo Rabb Adams died at Ferriday Hospital after being struck by a speeding car four miles west of Ferriday on Highway 84. His eight-year-old sister Jacqueline Adams was hospitalized with two broken legs and possible internal injuries. Randall Brian was charged with aggravated homicide and jailed in Concordia Parish.
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Ferriday
Highway 84
Theo Rabb Adams
Jack Adams
Ferriday Hospital
Jacqueline
Jackie) Adams
T. E. White
Concordia Parish
Noah W. Cross
Randall Brian
Jena
Brian
Adams
Theo
Jackie
Cross
D. W. Gibson
Harrisonburg
Vidalia
Marrion Bennett
Concordia
Stevenson backs 90 per cent rate on farm supports
Adlai E. Stevenson told a Midwest Democratic conference in Des Moines that price supports at 90 percent of parity for basic crops are necessary as farmers’ incomes fall. He argued 90 percent is not unfair and should be part of a broader farm program amid surpluses and production issues. Separately Rep. Abernethy urged the administration to preannounce next year’s cotton price support level tied to continued production controls.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Midwest
Hubert Humphrey
Charles F. Brannan
Washington
Thomas G. Abernethy
Mississippi Democrat
Northeast State Homecoming Parade and Football Game
Northeast State opens its 23rd Homecoming with a parade assembling in West Monroe and traveling through the Twin Cities, culminating in a 2:30 kickoff at Brown Stadium between Coach Devone Payne's Indians and McNeese State Cowboys. The day includes a homecoming court, coronation, alumni events, and a fireworks finale.
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West Monroe
Twin Cities
Devone Payne
Indians
Cowboys
McNeese State
Brown Stadium
Mary Ann Pizarro
Jo Ann Walsworth
Obed Kirkpatrick
Barbara Bradley
Sandra Brinson
Billy Roark
Nelda Smothers
H. H. Brinsmade
Monroe News-Star
Jes Ramblin
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Northeast
Emmett J. Foster
Argument at Monroe eatery over governor race ends unresolved
In Monroe two men argued at a popular dining spot about a gubernatorial candidate and his running mate. One man insisted the running mate would get no votes, provoking a nearby woman who claimed the candidate’s brother was her relative and defended the slate. The scene paused as onlookers intervened.
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Monroe
Russians Asked To Mediate Surrender War Crimes Prosecutor Says Reds Knew Japan's Plight Before Yalta Pact
In Tokyo on Oct 21 former war crimes prosecutor Roy L. Morgan said Russia knew Japan was ready to surrender when Yalta concessions were secured and that Tokyo sought Russia as mediator. Morgan cited Shigenori Togo as the source and linked cabinet talks to a peace approach with Moscow.
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Japan
Tokyo
Russia
Yalta
Roy L. Morgan
Hideki Tojo
Shigenori Togo
Togo
Morgan
FBI
Washington
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Weeks backs pay as you go roads for highway plan
Secretary of Commerce Weeks said the administration would accept tax as you go financing if needed to pass Eisenhower’s highway program. He urged the Business Advisory Council to avoid opposing tax increases on highway users that are fair and equitable.
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Hot Springs
Weeks
Eisenhower
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
Council
Perfect Excuse Delays Jury Duty in Drunk Driving Case
Fred Goodman asked to be excused from jury duty in a Pontiac Illinois drunk driving case saying to the judge that he is the defendant. The exchange highlighted the awkward situation as court proceedings proceeded with the jury selection.
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Pontiac
Ill
Fred Goodman
Morning World crossword prize grows to 400 dollars
Contestants failed to solve this week’s Morning World crossword with a $375 payoff. Next week’s puzzle in the World will offer a $400 jackpot published in Monday and Tuesday editions. The piece explains clues and puzzling word choices guiding solvers toward the intended answers.
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Morning World
Fair Mild Weather Forecast for Twin Cities
The area forecast calls for fair and mild conditions today in the Twin Cities. Sunday may bring a few clouds and a slight drop in temperature by nightfall. Yesterday's high reached 82 and the low was 50.
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Twin Cities
Dulles Seeks Security Pact Talks With Russia
Secretary of State Dulles headed to the Geneva talks with a pledge to address Soviet security concerns but reject any price of German division. He warned lasting security cannot justify injustice, as he travels first to Rome and then Paris for meetings with British and French leaders ahead of the ministers conference.
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Dulles
Foreign Ministers
Russia
Germany
Sen. George
D-Ga
State Department
Geneva
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense Wilson
Harold E. Stassen
Rome
Paris
Government Plans All-Out Battle To Stop Newsprint Hikes
The Justice Department said it will use all power to curb price increases by U S newsprint producers after a Canadian hike of five dollars per ton. Separate statements called U S producers to Washington for talks as concerns rise that higher costs will squeeze newspapers especially smaller and mid sized papers.
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Washington
Justice Department
Department
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
William P. Rogers
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