Soviet Rejects Western Peace Plan at Geneva Big Four
At Geneva the Soviet Union rejected a Western peace package offering a treaty of assurance against aggression in exchange for German unification by next year. Molotov proposed a 50 year European collective security treaty with the United States and observer status for Red China, while NATO would be scrapped. The West dismissed the plan as nothing new as talks continued.
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Geneva
Russia
V.M. Molotov
Molotov
United States
China
NATO
Europe
Palais Des Nations
Germany
U.S
Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Pinay
Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
MacMillan
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
Probers Refused Access To Diary Of Morgenthau
The U S administration declined to release 1600 pages of Henry Morgenthau Jr diary to Senate Internal Security subcommittee citing national security screening. The diary linked to the Harry Dexter White espionage probe remains under federal custody in the Franklin D Roosevelt Library Hyde Park New York.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
Henry W. Morgenthau Jr
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Harry Dexter White
Morgenthau
White
Administration
Subcommittee
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
William Jenner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
Reds Meet Sharp Rebuff In UN On Disarmament Debate
The Soviet Union faced a strong rejection in the U N Political Committee as it pressed to force a UN debate on disarmament before Geneva ministers meet. The 49 to 5 vote with two abstentions backed the US and Britain stance that such a debate would cause confusion, while adopting a Colombia proposal to study atomic radiation effects on health.
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United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Union
Geneva
U.N
United States
Britain
Colombia
Syria
Indonesia
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
V. V. Kuznetsov
Russia
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Kuznetsov
Mother of Four Acquitted in Love Nest Slaying
Katherine Ann Haynes, a 29 year old mother of four, was acquitted of the July shooting of Nancy Penton 19 her husband Willis Haynes affair. The jury found she was temporarily insane at the time of the crime amid a courtroom sigh of relief. Willis Haynes testified against his wife in the case filed in Washington.
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Washington
Katherine Ann Haynes
Walker Reveals Identity of Suspended Employes
Baton Rouge Oct 28 The administrator Richard Walker released the names of two suspended Louisiana employment security officials amid a federal state probe into payroll tax collection laxness. Jules R Lamothe employment insurance director and Robert E Lee accountant were identified as the key figures under scrutiny. Walker defended his actions as necessary to expose weaknesses while Gov Kennon supported openness. The investigation probes outside staff activities and unresolved findings.
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Baton Rouge
Richard Walker
Louisiana Employment Security Division
Walker
Federal Aid Agency
Jules R. Lamothe
Robert E
Bob) Lee
Robert Kennon
Walkers
J. Hadley
J. Hadley Heard
U.S. Bureau of Employment Security
ANPA Official Sees Early Ad Rate Hikes Ahead
ANPA general manager Cranston Williams warned that rising newsprint costs from Canada will force American newspapers to raise advertising rates and reader prices. He noted planned increases of 5 dollars per ton from St. Lawrence, Abitibi Power & Paper, and International Paper, threatening margins and urging new income.
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New York
Assn
Cranston Williams
ANPA
St. Lawrence Corp
Abitibi Power & Paper
Canadian International Paper Co
Faure Wins Vote and Faces December Election Debate
Paris Premier Edgar Faure won a confidence vote in the National Assembly 271 to 259 and the body agreed to begin debate Sunday on whether to hold national elections in December. Former Premier Pierre Mendes-France opposed the government urging delay and changes to the election law.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Faure
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes-France
Two Die In Calhoun Highway Crash Near Calhoun
State police reported a two car wreck about two miles east of Calhoun on Highway 80 that killed one man and seriously injured another. At midnight identities were unavailable. Mulhearn Funeral Home ambulance carried the injured man to a local hospital. Further details were not yet known.
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Calhoun
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Ida reported in mass of flames near Arkansas line
State police reported Ida, a small town 38 miles north of here near the Arkansas line, was in flames with the sheriff's office noting no early injuries. Crash trucks from Barksdale Air Force Base were en route to Ida to offer assistance. Ida population is about 500.
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Shreveport
Ida
Here
Arkansas Line
Barksdale Air Force Base
Black man fatally injured in sharp-object incident
Police report a Black male victim was stabbed last night near 102 North Tith around 10 30 p m. He died on arrival at Charity hospital. The incident involved a woman. Further details were unavailable at midnight.
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North Tith
Charity Hospital
More Than 16000 Entries At 400 Dollar Crossword Jackpot
More than 16000 contestants tried the Morning World's 400 dollar crossword jackpot but failed to reach the correct solution. Next week the prize rises to 425 dollars with a new puzzle in Monday and Tuesday editions. The column also offers puzzle clue explanations and notes on tricky words and wordplay.
Tornado Leaves Sibley Homes Damaged With No Injuries
In Sibley Louisiana the Friday tornado damaged six houses and a barn with roofs stripped and farms moved off foundations. Neighbors aided residents along a path that began west of George Ray's home and continued northwest past the Roach properties, uprooting trees but causing no injuries.
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George Ray
Libney
Ray
John Fogleman
Peopie
Sibley
R. D. Roach
Roach
D. L. Roach
Firefighters Put Out Toilet Bowl Blaze in Wadena
Firemen rushed to a nearby residence in Wadena Minnesota to extinguish a small toilet bowl fire fueled by combustible cleaning fluid. A match was tossed into the bowl and the flames were doused by flushing the fixture.
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Wadena
Minn
U S Pressures Red China for Release of 23 Americans
United States officials report pressure on Communist China to free 23 more Americans held rights now. Geneva talks began August first with Alexis Johnson guiding moves to hasten prisoner releases while Dulles attends the Big Four foreign ministers conference.
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Washington
United States
China
Reds
Geneva
U.S
Alexis Johnson
Johnson
John Foster Dulles
Chou En-Lai
Dulles
Allies Warn Russia to Keep Berlin Routes Open
The United States, Britain, and France warned the Soviet Union against blocking Berlin. In notes delivered to Moscow, Allies stated Russia remains bound by postwar access agreements and must ensure normal movement of Allied traffic to Berlin. The note rejects Russia’s claim of leverage over Western personnel and supplies and seeks long term guarantees.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Berlin
Kremlin
State Department
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Otto Grotewohl
Germany
West
Eight Year Old Carol Lynn Elliott Sends Eisenhower Get Well Note
Eight year old Carol Lynn Elliott of Columbus Ohio mailed a birthday get well note to President Eisenhower and included a dime for ice cream. The item appears in a column highlighting active children making news in the region.
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Carol Lynn Elliott
Columbus
Ohio
Eisenhower
First Lady of the
Egypt Studies Further Action Against Israel
The report details an Israeli raid on the El Katilla outpost after Egypt attacked Nitzana. Israeli forces say 10 Egyptians were killed and at least 20 captured, with a five mile advance and the fortress near El Auja taken. Egyptian officials claim four Israelis killed and reinforcements rushing to retake the post.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
el Katilla
Nitzana
Egyptian Armed Forces High Command
Egypt
el Auja
Cairo
Benson Vows to Stay in Cabinet Despite Pressure
Moorhead Minnesota October report quotes Agriculture Secretary Benson saying he will remain in the Cabinet as long as the President wants him. He defends his record and pledges to advance farmers interests despite political pressure and attacks from some Democrats and others.
Wind Gusts 46 MPH with 1.82 Inch Rainfall
Heavy rains yesterday dropped 1.82 inches on the Twin City area. The C A A weather officials at Selman Field logged gusts to 46 miles per hour as a cold front moved in around 10 30 a.m. The day’s high reached 78 and the low 54 degrees.
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Twin City
C.A.A. Weather Bureau
Selman Field
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Cess Comics
LU Ann Simms
Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
Cynthia Leigh
Lu Ann
Loring Buzzell
Sir Pierson Dixon
Dixon
Assembly
Mark
Eve
CIA
Sibley Community
Yvonne Herron
Morning World
Lincoln Parish
Ruston
Jes
Benson
News-Star — World
Monroe
Louisiana
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