Smoking ban defeated at interchurch convention vote
At the international convention of Christian Churches in St Louis a bid to ban smoking at sessions failed 67 to 56 after a recount. Rev Robert W Burns of Peachtree Christian Church Atlanta argued the issue was not moral. The report also notes car show coverage and a theft of materials in Ogden Utah.
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Red Ship Sinks Near Scotland
AP report from Wick Scotland details a Russian fishing boat breaking up and sinking off the Shetland Islands after a storm. Survivors were disputed over return to British soil. Scots say Russians refused to be taken ashore. A Wichita Kansas account follows on survivor Harry Biltz, a 32 year old father of nine, awaiting hip surgery with options to fuse the hip for standing or sitting.
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Pick Up Last Of Survivors
The last three survivors of the US Globemaster crash in Antarctica were rescued by helicopter and flown to McMurdo Sound. Earlier, four others were rescued during a weather break. ground teams faced impassable ice. The crash near Cape Hallett killed six airmen.
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Bodies Of Airmen Being Flown Home
The bodies of six U.S. airmen killed when their Hercules transport plane crashed in Soviet Armenia are being flown to the United States for identification. They have rested in Wiesbaden since the Soviet Union handed them over on September 24. Officials say failure to identify by then suggested the airmen were burned beyond recognition.
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Weather County Forecast and Temperature Records
A county forecast calls for mostly fair weather this afternoon and Saturday with cooler conditions. Yesterday’s high reached 85, low earlier 52. Record high for this date 88 in 1908 and record low 27 in 1919. Hourly readings and river stage data appear intermittently in the fragment.
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Four Members Of A Family Shot To Death
WEST PALM BEACH Fla AP A well to do mother and her three children were shot to death Thursday night. Mrs David E Horne 42 died in St Marys Hospital shortly after her children Marilyn Frances 8 David Robert 11 and John 9 were found dead. An unsigned note in Mrs Hornes handwriting expressed feelings of confinement and being unwanted noting she and the children would go to heaven as they are good and adorable. Harvest festival and supper Wednesday Methodist Annex Richmond Ady.
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President Eisenhower Jumps Into Campaign Swing For Congress
President Eisenhower departs on a six day West Coast trip to boost GOP efforts to regain control of Congress. He plans speeches in Cedar Rapids, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Chicago with Mrs. Eisenhower joining parts of the tour. An Abilene stopover precedes California visits as security and hotel arrangements shape the ambitious campaign itinerary.
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Door Prizes For Juco Assemblies
A St Joseph Junior College effort to attract Eisenhower Museum visitors uses door prizes during convocations. A student committee plans gifts from merchants, with state Republican leaders weighing the move amid debate on foreign policy.
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Eisenhower backs Nixon in reply to attacks on foreign policy
President Eisenhower told Nixon his side must answer day to day handling of foreign policy, not just broad objectives like peace and the battle against Communist expansion. He urged that no one could do it more effectively.
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Fire Destroys Mount Olive Baptist Church Kansas City
AP reports a blaze destroyed Mount Olive Baptist Church and heavily damaged a second building after a gasoline explosion in Kansas City. Aims include noting a vanishing gas tank blast and subsequent fires.
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Little People Urge Halting Of Blast Tests
UNITED NATIONS AP A move among small nations to prod the major powers into a common plan for halting nuclear weapon tests gained momentum. Sweden spearheaded the effort with broad support from many nations urging Geneva talks to start well. Sweden's Osten Unden noted similarities in US India and Soviet resolutions and urged one pro by unanimous UN backing to improve Geneva chances.
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Seven Fail In Escape Attempt From Denver Jail
Seventy prisoners, among them a confessed murderer, attempted a risky escape from Denver County jail late Thursday. More than 100 officers, armed with submachine guns and tear gas, quelled the uprising in just over two hours. Four guards were cut and bruised. prisoners suffered heavy tear gas exposure but were unharmed. The escape ended as the final inmates retreated through a hole cut in the cell block ceiling. No major injuries reported among staff or inmates.
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Industrialists See Optimism Amid Inflation Fears
Hot Springs Virginia AP report that top industrialists on the Commerce Department's Business Advisory Council express strong optimism about a full recovery near yet warn inflation could accelerate the pace. They project a production rate near 450 billion dollars annually by year end with potential job gains offset by inflationary pressure.
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Dulles to visit Formosa for talks with Chiang Kai-Shek
Secretary of State Dulles plans a quick trip to Formosa to meet Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek next week, likely departing Rome after memorial services for Pope Pius XI. The move follows Defense Secretary McElroy's discussions on easing the Quemoy crisis, potentially including pulling some of Chiang's 85,000 troops from the island.
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