Dodgers No-Hitter Wanes as Mantle Power Tops Dodgers
New York Oct 8 AP Dodgers fail to reach first as Don Larsen of the Yankees throws the first World Series perfect game in history. Mantle hits a fourth inning homer. Larsen retires 24 straight through eight, finishes with seven strikeouts and no walks in a 2-0 Yankee win to take a 3-2 series lead.
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New York
Don Larsen
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Yanks
Dodgers
Larsen
Dodger
Michigan City
Ind
San Diego
Calif
Dale Mitchell
Brooklyn
Mantle
Sal Maglie
Maglie
Hodge Called To Explain Embezzlement
Former State Auditor Orville Hodge was brought to Chicago to testify before a Senate Banking and Currency committee about a million dollar embezzlement from the state treasurer. His conspirators Edward A. Epping and Edward A. Hintz also arrived with him as cameras and live TV plans drew wide interest.
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Chicago
Orville Hodge
Senate
Hodge
Edward A. Eppin
Edward A. Hintz
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Sen
J. William Fulbright Dark
Washington
Wbkb-Abc
Epping
Hintz
Robert A. Wallace
Fulbright
Arthur M. Fitzgerald
Springfield
Investigations By Grand Jury Get Under Way
Willis Williams of Ward 3 was chosen foreman as Ouachita parish opens its fall grand jury session. The 12 member panel, drawn in fourth district court with Judge David I. Garrett, includes Ed Caldwell John K. Atkinson Delma Carter Archie L. Calhoun Wiley E. Jones H. M. James Max L. Riley Howard J. Hunter T. H. Wood S. S. Hollan and Mose Boatner Boatner the only Negro on the body, will review about 50 crimes in the parish over six months.
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Willis Williams
Ouachita Parish
Fourth District
David I. Garrett
Ed Caldwell
John K. Atkinson
Delma Carter
Archie L. Calhoun
Wiley E. Jones
H. M. James
Max L. Riley
Howard J. Hunter
T. H. Wood
S. S. Hollan
Mose Boatner
Boatner
Search On For Angola Escapees
Angola La UP Warden Maurice Sigler said a search is on for three missing penitentiary convicts all trusties. The trio disappeared yesterday afternoon after being seen near a recreation area. They may still be on the 18 000 acre prison. Prisoners identified as Russell Humphrey 18 serving three years for theft from Alexandria Robert Lee August 23 serving four years for simple burglary from Alexandria and Lloyd Williams 21 serving four years for simple burglary from New Orleans.
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Angola
Maurice Sigler
Sigler
Russell Humphrey
Alexandria
Robert Lee
Lloyd Williams
New Orleans
Egypt Rejects Suez Proposals Aims Negotiating Body
At the United Nations Egypt rejected Britain and France Suez resolutions and urged a negotiating body to resolve the canal crisis. Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi accused Western powers of sabotage including toll refusals and hiring non Egyptian pilots. He outlined principles for a possible body, emphasizing Egyptian sovereignty and fair tolls, with proceeds supporting canal improvements.
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United Nations
N. Y
Egypt
Britain
France
United Nations Security Council
Mahmoud Fawzi
Fawzi
Suez Canal
13 268 000 Bale Cotton Crop Is New Forecast
The Agriculture Department estimates a 13 268 000 bale cotton crop this year based on Oct 1 conditions. This compares with last year's 14 721 000 bales and a 10 year average of 13 098 000. With a 14.1 million bale carryover, consumption at home and abroad should be met for over two years. Yields are expected to average 407 pounds of lint per acre, down from last year's record.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Continued Cool Nights Forecast North Louisiana
North Louisiana will have cool nights and mild days with lows around 42 to 46 degrees. The low last night at Selman Field was 43, with temperatures reaching 75 by noon. The forecast highs tomorrow are 80 to 84 degrees and pollen counts this morning measured 74.
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Louisiana
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Selman Field
Editors Open Mind On Mississippi Tour By New England Editors
A group of 18 New England weekly editors tour Mississippi to assess segregation. Gov Coleman asserts segregation will persist for at least 50 years while editors plan a Natchez Trace trip to the Delta and Gulf Coast.
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Editors
Mississippi
Jackson, Miss
New England
Lewis H. Shattuck
Hardwick
Rockland
Newton
Mass
State Sovereignty Commission
J. P. Coleman
Answerius
Governor’s Mansion
Jackson
Natchez Trace
Columbus
Delta
Mound Bayou
Mississippi River
Vicksburg
Natchez
Gulf Coast
New
Draft H Bomb Tests Fiery Stump Topics
The campaign wrangle over halting H bomb tests and the draft drew sharp reactions from Eisenhower and Republicans while Democrats rallied to Stevenson. Stevenson urged leading an international push to end tests with others matching steps, and to end the draft at the earliest safe moment. Eisenhower defended selective service as essential, warning against premature moves that could signal weakness and affect national security.
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Associated Press
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
United States
White House
High Court Keeps Louisiana in Oil Tenure Dispute
The Supreme Court refused to remove Louisiana as a party to the tidelands oil suit and denied a motion to dismiss the government's complaint. Louisiana has 30 days to answer on the merits. Chief Justice Warren did not participate. Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. initiated the suit to resolve ownership of about 500000 acres of offshore Gulf oil lands.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Tidelands
Earl Warren
Herbert Brownell Jr
Gulf of Mexico
Brownell
Police hunt youth for questioning in girl's murder
Lancaster California authorities issued an all points bulletin for 17 year old Charles Ramon Elms a friend of the victim's brother as a suspect in the stabbing death of 20 year old Jodie Diane Burford. Burford a churchgoer and receptionist was found slain in her home after a five stab wounds with a wooden carving knife.
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Lancaster
Calif
Charles Ramon Elms
Jodie Diane Burford
Hal
Elms
Pomona
Burford
Antelope Valley High School
Antelope Valley Junior College
Weather Brightens Ouachita Valley Fair Opening
The 32nd Ouachita Valley Fair opens at 6 o clock tonight with ideal fair and cool weather expected to aid exhibitors and spectators. Exhibits livestock and agricultural displays are ready, with strong junior and senior entries in cattle swine and poultry. Judges will assess junior livestock and poultry Tuesday and senior divisions except adult beef on Tuesday, adult beef Wednesday.
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J. O
Red” Willett
Clyde Graham
Wagon Wheels Farms
West Monroe
John Oldenburg
Ouachita Valley
Birdsong
Clyde Ingram
Louisiana State University
State Rejects 6 Of 11 Offshore Change Proposals
Louisiana, in a Times-Picayune report, rejects six of eleven proposed federal changes to the offshore oil leasing agreement. The actions include denying interior secretary control in disputed lease areas amid ongoing tidelands ownership dispute. Louisiana officials notify Interior's J Reuel Armstrong of the objections as court rulings influence the six member offshore board setup.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Times - Picayune
Secretary of the Interior
William G. Helis Jr
State Mineral Board
Atty
Jack Gremillion
J. Reuel Armstrong
U.S. Dept. of Interior
U.S. Supreme Court
United States
Humphrey Attacks Demo Promises As Easy Way Threat
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey criticized the Democratic record and campaign pledges as concessions to the easy way that would erode prosperity. He argued Democrats cannot be for sound money while opposing measures that sustain it, citing past actions and future promises.
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Detroit
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Economic Club of
Supreme Court to rule on football antitrust exemption
Washington bulletin reports the Supreme Court agreed to decide whether professional football is exempt from federal antitrust laws. The case centers on whether NFL operations and agreements fall outside antitrust scrutiny, a move with potential impact on league governance and competition rules.
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Washington UP
Supreme Court
Stevenson Pushes Drive To Swell Democrat Funds
Adlai E Stevenson launches a national push to boost Democratic funds with long distance phone pep talks to fundraisers in 48 states and the District of Columbia. He rests at his Libertyville farm before a West Coast barnstorming tour as four top Democrats join him in California, intensifying a saturating campaign by prominent governors and senators.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
District of Columbia
Stevenson
Libertyville
Ill
New York
California
Bold step in artificial kidney swallows to fight poisoning
Dr Paul R Schloerb described a swallowable artificial kidney, a thin plastic tube placed in the small intestine to purify blood poisons when kidneys fail. In one case a 46 year old man with kidney damage improved briefly after the tube was implanted but died later of a heart attack.
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San Francisco
American College of Surgeons
Paul R. Schloerb
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Kansa City Veterans Administration Hospital
Schloerb
Scilggrb
One-Cent Sales Tax Proposal To Come Up Tuesday
City leaders expect to set the election date for a one cent sales tax after receiving state authorization. Mayor W. L. Howard noted no other major business on the agenda. Commissioner Huckaby mentioned routine street work while Utilities and Finance head McSherry said bids will be sought for a water and light department pickup truck.
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W. L. Howard
State
Howard
Wayne Huckaby
H. W. McSherry
Utilities and Finance
Water and Light Department
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