Gradual Pickup In Business Predicted
Secretary of Commerce Mueller meets with 100 industry leaders and forecasts better business ahead. He says national output will regain lost ground by year end and hold at a high plateau into mid 1961 before climbing. Other officials echo optimism amid mixed price signals in bread and a mild recession debate.
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Hot Springs
Fredrick H. Mueller
Mueller
Morehan
Commerce Department
Ot'here
Sores
Minister A D Williams King to serve 19 days in jail then furlough
Atlanta minister Rev. A D Williams King, jailed after a sit in demonstration, will receive a fur lough to conduct Sunday services at a church in Newnan. Judge James Weir ordered his return to City Prison Farm by 9 am Monday after his recasing today.
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Atlanta
API
Newnan
James Weir
A. D. Williams King
Ike Relaxes In Palm Springs
President Eisenhower arrives in Palm Springs California for golf at Eldorado Country Club after San Diego stop. He plans to stay until Monday then resume cross country tour with a Mexico meeting near Ciudad Acuna with President Adolfo Lopez Mateos, joined by Secretary Herter, before an evening speech at Rice University Houston. He will fly back to Washington Tuesday.
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Eisenhower
Eldorado Country Club
San Diego
Isenhower
Ciudad Acuna
Texas
Mexico
Meateo
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Christian A. Herter
Houston
Tex
Rice University
Washington
New Hope Baptist Church Supper and Bazaar
A New Hope Baptist Church supper and bazaar is announced for Thursday October 27 in the afternoon and evening. Proceeds support church activities and programs.
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New Hope Baptist Church
Thurs
P.m. Ady
Reds Refuse Part of Congo UN Bill Demand
United Nations discussions intensified as the Soviet bloc said it would pay nothing toward the Congo operation bill estimated at 160 to 200 million dollars. Czechoslovakia accused Hammarskjold of bias while the United States denounced the Czech charge as deplorable and aimed at undermining the UN.
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N.Y
Hey
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Congo
Financial Committee
Czechoslovakia
United States
Woon
Albert F. Bender
U.S
Ambassador to Canada Richard Wigglesworth Dies Today
U S Ambassador to Canada Richard B Wigglesworth died at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston at 9 40 am aged 69 He had been admitted on October 19 for an undisclosed ailment hospital officials said the cause of death would not be available immediately The former Milton resident was 69.
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Boston
Mass
U.S
Canada
Richard B. Wigglesworth
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Wigglesworth
Milton
County Forecast Partly Cloudy Through Weekend
Partly cloudy this afternoon through Sunday with cooler highs. Today’s highs mid 70s and tonight’s lows 50 to 55. Sunday’s highs 65 to 70 with cooler conditions continuing through the period.
Casper Leads Pros In Golf Tourney
Casper of Chula Vista Calif opens the $16000 El Camino PGA pro am tourney in Oceanside Calif aiming for his fourth straight win after adding the Orange County Open to his list which already includes the Portland Open and the Hesperia Open. The 36 dash year old event has drawn Tommy Bolt Marty Federer Doug Sanders Jack Fleck George Bayer and Paul Harney among others.
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Oceanside
Calif
Billy Casper
Chula Vista
Casper
Tommy Bolt
Marty Furgol
Doug Sanders
Jack Fleck
George Bayer
Paul Harney
Ottawa high school twins crowned homecoming queens
Ottawa Cyclone fans watched Joyce and Janet Cox named homecoming queens at Ottawa Leavenworth High, the first double coronation in the school's history. Both 17-year-old sophomores and cheerleaders, they share looks, hobbies, and many classes while maintaining distinct personalities and grades, with Janet slightly ahead academically.
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Ottawa-Leavenworth
Joyce
Janet Cox
Orris Cox
RFC
Cyclone
Ottawa High School
Norris’ Burke
Janet
Faiher
Sandrs Mathias
Queens
Kayettes
Thesmans
G Ris Athletic Association
Auke
Oool
Joyce Cox
Ortis Cox
RFD
Jack Fenton
Congo Strong Man To Seek Help In New York
Col. Joseph Mobutu announced he would travel to New York next week to seek Western support for his pro Western regime. He said he would meet Dag Hammarskjold and American officials while opposing Lumumba’s return and refusing UN dealings. Kamutatu said he would urge talks with Lumumba for an immediate Congo crisis solution.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Joseph Mobutu
New York
Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Rajeshawar Dayal
India
Dayal
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N. Congo Command
Cleophas Kamutatu
Lumumba
Kamilatu
Independence Means Police Refuse to Walk on Patrol
AP reports in a Congolese city hostility rises as tribes clash and street card games flourish while gray police guards stay in patrol cars. UN officials urge foot patrols for effectiveness but local chiefs resist, arguing independence parallels Belgian era practices.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
United Nations
Nine Die In Mississippi River Ship Collision
A New Orleans passenger ship the Alcoa Corsair and Italian freighter Lorenzo Marcello collided in the Mississippi River near Buras Louisiana before dawn. At least nine were killed and more than 25 injured, with six missing. The Corsair carrying 50 passengers was beached on the east riverbank. the Marcello limped toward New Orleans.
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Buras
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Alcoa Corsair
Lorenzo Marcello
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
Here
Corsair
Marcelo
Houston
Woman severely injured in rural LeLoup crash
A 20 year old woman, Mrs Ernest Johnson, was seriously hurt yesterday afternoon in a one car crash half a mile north of the LeLoup Interstate 33 junction. She was pinned for about 30 minutes after her left front wheel struck a bridge while passing Kenneth Youns of Edina Minnesota. Johnson, an employee of the Baldwin Ledger, was admitted to Ransom Memorial Hospital with head, face and shoulder cuts, a broken left leg and shock. The car belonged to Dean D Richards Jr publisher of Baldwin Ledger and Wellsville Globe.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ernest Johnson
RFD
Eudora
Baldwin Ledger
Sherriff Max Gilmore
Johnson
Ex-American Held By Castro Forces
Havana AP reports Maj William Morgan formerly American citizen by virtue of allegiance to Castro has been arrested on suspicion of aiding anti Castro rebels. Morgan from Toledo Ohio claimed in 1959 he posed as anti Castro plotter to trap Cuban dissidents and help capture invaders from the Dominican Republic. Army says he and Maj Jesus Carreras are under investigation for aiding rebels at foreign direction.
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William Morgan
Fidel Castro
Escambray Hills
Morgan
Toledo
Ohio
Dominican Republic
Jesus Carreras
Death Toll On Highways In State Up
Four Edna High School football players died or were hurt when their car collided with a stalled truck before a game against Mulberry. Acey Gibbs 16 died, Willard Riley 11 in critical condition with skull fracture, Larry Harden 16 and David Rhodes 17 injured. Also reports of Katie Baugher killed near Kinsley and a fatal crash near Lyons.
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Coffeyville, Kan
Edna
Kan
Mulberry
Acey Gibbs
Coffeyville
Willard Riley
Weld
Okla
Riley
Larry Harden
David Rhodes
Fourth Nixon Kennedy debate questions U S Cuba policy
New York AP: The fourth Nixon Kennedy debate ended with sharp exchanges on Cuba and economic curbs. Nixon accused Kennedy of dangerous proposals risking Latin American alienation, while Kennedy urged broader sanctions and unity. Both portrayed their positions as decisive though neither claimed victory.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Cuba
Nixon
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Kennedy
Eisenhower
GOP
Europe
United States
Bigotry Inquiry Probes Anonymous Anti Catholic Litera tures
Senate investigator Roy A. Sheaff said evidence exists that Texas oilman H L Hunt financed printing and mailing of anti Catholic literature during the campaign. The inquiry may expand to interview Hunt as the subcommittee seeks broader looks at bigotry in the race. Hunt's aide John A. Curington and Hunt himself have not been reachable.
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Washington
Senate
Kenneth Keating
Roy A. Sheaff
Texas
H. L. Hunt
Sheaff
New York
Senate Subcommittee On
Privileges and Elections
Sheating
Theodore F. Green
D-R.l
Hunt
John A. Curington
Dallas
Traffic Toll Tops Kansas Deaths This October
A crossing of October traffic fatalities rose in Kansas compared with the 1959 period, with 24 hour tolls reaching higher figures during October and early Saturday counts. Officials note 36 deaths recorded in a comparable span, reflecting ongoing road danger and enforcement efforts.
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Kansas
Spot Check Made Of Debate Influence
A nationwide spot check of voters in nine cities finds Kennedy gaining slightly more from the four TV debates than Nixon. In AP interviews 32 voters said Kennedy gained most, 24 chose Nixon, and 34 were unsure or said neither. Kennedy and Nixon each had 4 voters say they would vote for them, 22 undecided.
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Kennedy
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Associated Press
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