Soviets Reject Allied Peace Plan at Geneva Conference
At Geneva the Soviet Union dismissed a western Big Three plan 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 China as observer, scrapping NATO and neutralizing Europe. The West rejected the plan as lacking new ideas and reaffirmed conditions for German elections and reunification.
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Geneva
Russia
V.M. Molotov
Molotov
United States
China
NATO
Europe
Palais Des Nations
West
Germany
U.S
States Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Pinay
Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Dulles
MacMillan
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
Probers Refuse Access To Morgenthau Diary
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee faces a delay as the administration withholds 1 600 pages of Henry Morgenthau Jr diary for national security review before potential release to investigators pursuing the Harry Dexter White case. The diary is housed at the F D R Library in Hyde Park New York and Morgenthau donated it to the government years ago.
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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
R-Ind
Treasury Department
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
Reds Meet Sharp Rebuff In UN On Demands For Debate
The Soviet Union faced a sharp rebuff from the U N Political Committee as it pressed to open a disarmament debate before Geneva ministers meet. The panel voted 49 to 5 with two abstentions to back a U S Britain Colombia plan focusing on atomic radiation effects, while Kuznetsov’s bid to place disarmament before the group was rejected. In Washington Katherine Ann Haynes, a mother of four, was acquitted by a jury of the murder of her husband's teenage mistress, declared temporarily insane at the time of the shooting last July. The verdict sparked relief among spectators. The trial centered on the death of Nancy Penton, 19, whom Willis Haynes had been seeing, in Penton's apartment. Willis Haynes testified against his wife, who faced possible the death penalty. The case included emphasis on housing arrangements and gifts in the disclosed affair. Britain’s Sir Pierson Dixon noted the U N is in an “atomic mood” and supported proceeding with atomic radiation discussions.
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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
Washington
Katherine Ann Haynes
Walker Reveals Identity Of Suspended Employes
Baton Rouge October 28 Administr ator Richard Walker named Jules R Lamothe employment insurance director and Robert E Lee accountant as the two top employment security men suspended in a federal state probe of payroll tax laxness. Walker said no further statement is available at this time and stressed the need to fix weaknesses in administration while noting the names disclosure came under public records law. Governor Kennon stated department heads may release public information and Walker had previously refused to name the pair.
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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 Warns of Newsprint Price Rise Impact
Cranston Williams of the American Newspaper Publishers Association says upcoming newsprint hikes by Canadian mills will raise paper costs by about 32 million dollars for U S newspapers. He warns this erodes margins and forces higher advertising rates or subscriber prices to avoid insolvency. Canadian mills including St Lawrence, Abitibi Power and International Paper have announced increases ranging from four to five dollars per ton.
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New York
Assn
Cranston Williams
ANPA
St. Lawrence Corp
Abitibi Power & Paper
Canadian International Paper Co
Faure Wins Vote as France Reset Election Debate
Premier Edgar Faure survived a 271-259 confidence vote in the National Assembly and the body scheduled a Sunday debate on December elections. Former Premier Mendes-France opposed the government, urging changes to the voting method and delaying any new date until a new election law is agreed.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Faure
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes-France
Auto Crash East of Calhoun Leaves One Dead
State police said a two car wreck about two miles east of Calhoun on Highway 80 killed one person and seriously injured another. By midnight investigators had not learned the victims identities. Mulhearn Funeral Home ambulance carried the injured man to a local hospital. Further details were unavailable.
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Calhoun
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Ida Reported In Mass Of Flames
State police reported Ida, a small town 38 miles north of Shreveport 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 assist. Ida’s population is about 500.
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Shreveport
L.a
Ida
Here
Arkansas Line
Barksdale Air Force Base
Black man fatally injured in sharp-object incident
Police report a Black man was fatally wounded by a woman in a stabbing at 102 North 1th around 10:30 p.m. last night. He died on arrival at Charity hospital. information available at midnight confirms the death.
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North
Charity Hospital
Tornado damages six houses in Sibley cleanup underway
A tornado struck Sibley Louisiana around 10 a.m. Friday causing damage to six houses and a barn. Neighbors aided in cleanup as the Roach family and D L Roach residence suffered roof stripping and a moved foundation along a path that felled trees. No injuries were reported.
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George Ray
Sibley
Ray
John Fogleman
R. D. Roach
Roach
D. L. Roach
Firemen Put Out Quick Toilet Bowl Blaze
Wadena Minnesota fire crew answered a call to a neighbor’s toilet where someone dumped combustible cleaning fluid and tossed a match. The firefighters flushed the bowl, extinguishing the fire with minimal effort and time.
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Wadena
Minn
U S Prods Red Chinese To Free 23 More Citizens
The United States presses Communist China for immediate release of 23 Americans still detained. China had agreed on Sept. 10 to expeditious release of 41. 18 have been freed, six more promised. U S Ambassador Alexis Johnson applies pressure at Geneva while Dulles may join talks with Chou En Lai.
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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 publicly warned Russia against any new move to blockade Berlin. In notes delivered to the Kremlin, they said Moscow must honor long standing access agreements and maintain normal traffic to Berlin despite the 1949 Moscow pact.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Berlin
Kremlin
State Department
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Otto Grotewohl
Germany
Tany
Eight Year Old Carol Elliott Sends Eisenhower Ballon Note
Columbus Ohio girl Carol Lynn Elliott eight writes to President Eisenhower with a get well birthday wish and a dime for ice cream. The item continues on page six.
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Carol Lynn Elliott
Columbus
Ohio
Eisenhower
First Lady of the
More Than 16000 Entries Miss Jackpot Despite $400 Pool
Crossword fans directed 16000 plus entries at a $400 Morning World jackpot but failed to hit the target. Next week the correct solution will be worth $425 in the Monday and Tuesday editions. Clues teased readers with wordplay on EVE EYE and TIME as a watch.
Egypt Studies Further Action Against Israel
Egyptian and Israeli forces exchanged heavy fire along the border after an Egyptian attack on Nitzana. Israeli troops raided the Hatilla outpost, killing ten Egyptians and capturing at least twenty. The Egyptian high command met to decide next steps as Cairo claimed casualties on both sides.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Ehatilla
Nitzana
Egyptian Armed Forces High Command
Egypt
el Auja
Cairo
Benson Vows to Stay in Cabinet Despite Pressure
MOORHEAD Minn Oct 28 Secretary of Agriculture Benson said he will remain in the Cabinet as long as the President wants. He spoke at a Farmers Day gathering denying White House reports that Cabinet members sought to remove him saying he will fight for American agriculture and act in farmers best interests despite political pressure.
Twin City Area Sees 1.82 Inch Rainfall And 46 MPH Winds
Heavy rains yesterday delivered 1.82 inches in the Twin City area as a cold front moved in. The CAA weather officials at Selman Field logged wind gusts to 46 mph around 10:30 a.m., with a high of 78 and a low of 54.
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Twin City
C.A.A. Weather Bureau
Selman Field
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Morning World
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