Khrushchev Demands Resignation Over U N Reform Threat
Ex-Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev sharply challenged Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urging resignation and a three man executive veto system. He warned of boycotting UN decisions if peace making machinery is not revised, citing distrust in Hammarskjold and calling for courage to resign. The dispute surfaced amid the General Assembly’s session and Ike’s refusal to meet Khrushchev, with Khrushchev placing his name on the first speakers list and urging movement toward disarmament talks through the UN.
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Mystery Bomb Explodes in Times Square Harming Seven
A blast in the Times Square area injures seven and spurs panic as a shrubbery plant behind a George M. Cohan statue is blown apart. Police suspect a crank, following prior bomb scares and a live grenade found in Central Park hours earlier.
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Seek End To Rutland Strike
A UPA group in Rutland Vermont calls a citizens meeting tonight to find a way to end the Rutland Railway strike. About 100 to 150 nearby residents are expected, with 300 idle workers from four unions since the Sept 16 walkout protesting management cuts.
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Oldest Man to Serve as President Isenhower
Washington UP reports President Isenhower becomes the oldest person to hold the U S presidency. The Library of Congress cannot confirm the exact moment, but he surpasses Andrew Jackson by about an hour or two. Eisenhower turns 70 on October 14, with over three months left in his term.
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Rockefeller Proclaims Family Doctor Week in New York
Gov. Rockefeller designates October 16 to 22 as Family Doctor Week in New York State. He praises the family doctor as a tireless servant of humanity and a trusted adviser and friend to those in his care, countering claims that general practitioners are becoming obsolete.
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GE Strike Enters First Day Across Schenectady Syracuse
The 20000 GE workers in Schenectady reported for duty while Syracuse plants hesitated as IUE members held pickets and tense scenes. In Syracuse roughly 20 percent of nonsalaried production reported, while 250 sheriffs deputies watched. No major violence occurred though insults and property damage were noted.
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Nixon Edges Kennedy Slightly in AP Presidential Survey
The Associated Press survey finds no clear leader in the race as Nixon leads in 22 states with 161 electoral votes while Kennedy carries 14 states with 123 votes. Six large states are tossups with potential swings affecting the outcome. Nixon may benefit in some regions, while Kennedy gains in others.
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Kennedy Strikes Nixon Hard in Illinois Campaign
Senator Kennedy sharply attacked Vice President Nixon during a day of stops in central and southern Illinois and Chicago. He said Nixon agrees with goals but not means, calling it nonsense, and argued only a Democrat can lead the country forward. The tour drew cheers from Democrats including Harry S. Truman.
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Supreme Court Reassembles For New Term
Washington US The Supreme Court reassembles to begin a new term likely one of the busiest in its history. After opening formalities the justices will hear nearly 1,000 appeals this term with about 100 slated for final decision. Key cases include birth control laws blue laws union dues political use of funds and racial discrimination in transport and voting. The court also again weighs compulsory Communist party registration and anticommunist law provisions.
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Graham Winds Up Tour in Berlin at Brandenburg Gate
Billy Graham closed his three week German crusade Sunday in Berlin under the Brandenburg Gate before about 60,000 Berliners.
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Nixon Campaign Aims to Break Solid South
Vice President Richard M. Nixon intensifies effort to win over women workers and crack the Solid South. He plans motorcades and stops in Richmond Virginia and Charlotte North Carolina with a New Jersey tour next. A day of rest preceded a pep talk and a four point medical initiative including federal fellowships research funding and accelerated facilities building.
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Wife charged in acid attack on husband in Buffalo
A 60 year old Buffalo woman, Cecilia J. Kondol, allegedly hired two youths to hold her husband while she sprayed hydro chloric acid, leaving him blinded in one eye and possibly losing the other. She and the two youths face second degree assault charges. Kondol was hospitalized in fair condition with severe facial burns.
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Tibet opens first iron steel plant at Lhasa
Peiping radio reported that Jibet's first steel plant began operation Sunday in Lhasa. Construction started May 31 and finished Oct 1, making Tibet the last Chinese administrative region to produce iron and steel.
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Barefoot Killer Sought In Slaying of Three Women
ASHLAND Alabama three women in a gospel singing family were found slain with a razor knife. A barefoot killer is sought. The estranged husband of one victim was jailed for questioning but denied involvement. Victims were Mrs John D Martin 81, Ethel Ogle 63, and Everiena Ogle 82.
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Utica cab driver dies after crash in Utica
John Lewis, 59, of Utica, a taxi driver, died about five hours after his cab struck a utility pole and he grew ill and lost control. Police said an autopsy would determine the cause of death.
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Recruiters Quit to Accept Other Positions in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia three job recruiters resigned from ETS seeking other roles, leaving the agency short staffed as managers scramble to fill the vacancies. The unexpected resignations came as ETS faced staffing gaps and ongoing recruitment challenges in the city.
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Two Women Jailed Over Eastman School Plot Uncovered
Rochester police charged two women with illegal possession of explosives and conspiracy after 125 sticks of dynamite were found in a Manhattan apartment and three sticks plus two pistols in a car. Jacqueline Mershon, 22, violinist with the Rochester Philharmonic, and Carol Procter, 19, a Eastman School undergraduate, allegedly plotted to blow up the Eastman School of Music. FBI may join as dynamite was reportedly stolen from a construction site in Northampton, and the women face psychiatric exams after pleading vagrancy charges.
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