UN Hope Fades For East West Accord
United Nations reports a renewed Soviet attack on Dag Hammarskjold as prospects fade for any East West accord this session. Khrushchev demands a face to face with Eisenhower and a prior confession for the U2 incident. Global leaders move between meetings as Tito Nasser Sukarno prepare to travel.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Khrushchev May Be Taking Orders at the U N
At the United Nations Khrushchev’s extended stay and performances fuel speculation that he is taking orders rather than giving them. Analyses trace the shift to past power struggles, with Moscow’s hard line rivals and China testing his leadership.
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Paris
Moscow
U. N. General Assembly
Half of Canadian Vessels Idle on Great Lakes Tieup
The Lake Carriers Association and four major Canadian companies halt more than half of Great Lakes ships in response to an SIU strike. Over 100 vessels and about 2,500 workers are affected as tensions rise between unions and shipowners. The move prompts calls for government intervention to avert a grain export crisis.
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Saskatchewan Farmers Union
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Montreal
Washington
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Atlantic
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Space Agency
Wallops Island
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Thor
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Hunter College Girls Observe Khrushchev Across Street
New York Hunter College students watch Khrushchev from across Park Avenue as he speaks at the Soviet U N mission. The campus crowded windows and class interruptions become a learning moment with mixed reactions and brief protests by some refugees and students.
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U.N
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Linda Lax
Bronx
Janos Kadar
Misa Paul
G E and Union Press Peace Talks Amid Strike
Federal mediators summoned General Electric and the International Union of Electrical Workers to peace talks after a walkout over a new contract. A three member mediation board will meet at the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service offices in New York to resolve wages and a cost of living clause.
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Castro seeks barter deal with Communists for sugar exports
Castro's regime plans a major barter with the Soviet bloc to bind Cuba to communist partners for sugar. Ernesto Guevara travels to Moscow for the Nov 7 Bolshevik anniversary to offer sugar at 3.25 cents per pound, below production cost, as Red China and others take over much of the crop.
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Kennedy Resting After Long Illinois Campaign Swing
Kennedy rests in Chicago after a 16 hour day in Illinois touring the industrial area and Little Egypt while planning a fundraising speech in Indianapolis. He met a publisher to discuss the Negro vote and spoke to over a hundred thousand people in a day.
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Union picket clash erupts at Syracuse GE plant
Hundreds of GE Electronics Park demonstrators clash with about 210 deputy sheriffs in Syracuse as 15 IUE Local 320 members including business agent John Stanley are arrested for disorderly conduct. Injuries occur among pickets and a deputy. 1,400 employees enter the plant amid widespread GE labor action.
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Schenectady
Chamber of Commerce
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Saratoga County
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Rydzik
Albert Nicoletti
Massachusetts
Lynn
Everett
Pittsfield
Anti Gaitskell Forces Gain In Labour Party Election
Anti Gaitskell factions gained strength in Britain's Labour Party National Executive Committee elections in Scarborough. Supporters of a ban the bomb policy won seats, raising pressure on Hugh Gaitskell as his defense policy faces sharp criticism at the annual conference opening Monday.
First UMW Meeting Without John L. Lewis as Top Boss
The United Mine Workers Union meets in Cincinnati to survey a depleted membership of about 185000 with a treasury over 100 million. John L. Lewis attends in a side role while Thomas Kennedy leads, outlining labor policy and unemployment benefits amid internal disputes, including challenges to delegate selection in District 50.
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Cincinnati
UPI
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America
Far
Lewis
William Shakespeare
Thomas Kennedy
Kennedy
Nixon Campaigns In New Jersey After Dixie Tour
Vice President Richard M. Nixon campaigned in New Jersey urging support from voters after a swing through the South. He touted Eisenhower’s inflation policy and pledged to continue it, contrasting with his earlier calls for states’ rights in North Carolina and Virginia. He addressed a massive 13 000 crowd in Charlotte and noted New Jersey’s 16 electoral votes as crucial to victory in November. He suggested broader aims in South Carolina and other big states to secure the presidency.
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Virginia
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Newex
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Woodrow Wilson
Ulbricht Urges U S Troops to Leave Germany
East German leader Walter Ulbricht called for the withdrawal of U S troops from Germany addressing President Eisenhower. He blamed West Germany’s creation on American actions and urged freedom for West Germany as a base for aggression.
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Germany
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Wilhelm Pieck
Soviet Union
Ulbricht
Right-Wing Parties Lead Finland Municipal Vote
Right wing parties led by Urho Kekkonen’s Agrarians won over 950000 votes in Finland’s municipal elections, a gain of more than 100000 since 1956. Communists rose to more than 400000 votes, in second place overall.
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Satellite Courier IB launch from Cape Canaveral
A sleek space rocket lifted at 12 49 p m EST from Cape Canaveral to orbit the Courier IB magnetic brain satellite. The craft aimed to enhance U S military communications by receiving teletype messages and relaying them between ground stations with potential voice capability. An unrelated Syracuse report notes Miss Margaret McGuire 88 died after being struck by a car that jumped a curb.
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