Hoax device found at Penn Station amid city bomb scare
Police probed a phony bomb at Pennsylvania Station, four pipe lengths wrapped in paper hanging from a booth under a phone, while authorities investigated a ferry blast to Staten Island. The four recent explosions sparked broad caution. no injuries were reported.
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Manhattan
George la Rue
Richmond
Hattie Roy
Workers Back On Job at GE Strike Over
IUE members resume work after a three week strike against General Electric Co. 55 plants were closed since Oct. 2. Settlement includes 3 percent wage rise and three year contract. Carey condemns leaders while Jandreau and Boulware clash over strategies and resignations.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
General Electric Co
James B. Carey
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Philip D. Moore
Carey
Lemuel R. Boulware
Leon Jandreau
Schenectady
America
Jandreau
Eisenhower Plans Mexican goodwill trip and Texas stop
President Eisenhower will visit Mexico for a goodwill meeting with President Adolfo Lopez Mateos in Ciudad Acuna after flying from Laughlin Air Force Base. He then travels to Houston for a Rice Institute address to close a cross-country tour. The White House labels the trip non political despite GOP campaigning ties.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Woman Throws Whisky at Kennedy in Milwaukee Rally
A woman hurled a glass of whiskey at Senator John F. Kennedy during a Milwaukee open car rally. Eggs also spattered Mrs Helen Gahagan Douglas at a Boston Kennedy event. Kennedy remained calm, wiped his face, and gave the glass back to the attacker as no arrests were made.
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Record Registration in New York Surpasses Eight Million
Surveys indicate New York State now has a record voter registration exceeding 8,400,000, seen by both parties as a favorable sign for November elections compared with the 1952 high of 7,841,643.
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New York State
London Gold Rush on Again
London gold prices surged on the bullion market to 540.04 a fine ounce amid renewed speculative buying. Dealers opened at 537.52 then saw an intraday rise, with last week's close at 536.96 and a peak near 540.60. A London spokesman called the bubble not burst and noted buyers returning.
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U. S
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U. S. Treasury
U.S. recession affirmed by Keyserling critics cite view
Leon H. Keyserling, former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, said the nation is in a recession. He noted Democratic and Republican economists agree on the recession, while calling out President Eisenhower, Vice President Nixon, and several cabinet members as disputing the view.
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Robert Anderson
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Traffic Toll 16 for Weekend in New York States
A weekend period 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday night saw 16 deaths in New York State from various accidents. Three New Jersey youths died in a West Nyack two car crash. a light plane crash near Westport killed two men. another two perished in different incidents. A North Tarrytown auto crash claimed a husband and wife, Joseph Dickey and Josephine Dickey, of Mount Pleasant.
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West Nyack
Richard Linton
Gerald Ross
Joseph J. Ferrara
Cliffside Park
N. J
Westport
Essex County
Robert A. Schloss Jr
Elizabethtown
Joseph Rock
Bristol
North Tarrytown
Joseph Dickey
Josephine
Mount Pleasant
Kennedy Nixon Agree To Work for Fifth TV Debate
Kennedy and Nixon propose a fifth televised debate focused on Cuba but differ on scope. They assign representatives to work out details, with Nixon championing an in depth Cuba discussion and Kennedy urging broader topics including correcting distortions of his record.
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Freighter Runs Aground Twice In Same Day
A 610-foot freight vessel the New Quebec ran aground twice in one day during a St. Lawrence trip. It first stuck in mud near Alexandria Bay 40 miles southwest of Prescott, Ontario, during a rainstorm and, after being freed, became mired again while docking at a grain elevator in Prescott. Coast Guard reports a wind gust contributed to the incident.
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Kennedy headlines Nixon wrecking Social Security drive in Illinois
Democratic nominee John F. Kennedy accused Richard M. Nixon of leading a wrecking crew against Social Security during a Illinois foray aimed at winning its 27 electoral votes. Kennedy urged stronger Social Security payments and broader medical care for the aged while blasting the Eisenhower era for indecision on disarmament.
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John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
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Vandals Wreck 20 Homes in Albany Area
Vandals hurled rocks through windows in 20 homes and business places in Albany's southwestern section during the pre dawn hours Sunday. No total damage estimate was provided.
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Albany
Cuban exile predicts Cuban revolution against Castro
Former Cuban envoy Sergio Rojas Santamarina told a London reporter he plans to fly to Miami to join 150000 Cuban émigrés preparing a counter revolution. He warned of civil war and says Britain could face a Caribbean Communist shift with Cheddi Jagan's wife cited as a frequent Havana visitor.
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Poland pushes nuclear test ban in UN
United Nations actions see Poland urging a special General Assembly session on halting nuclear tests if no accord is reached by April 1. The 99 nation committee considers a compromise disarmament plan with Yugoslavian delegate Dobrivore Viibe and expects British Minister David Ormsby Gore to outline Britain’s stance. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Luka Palamarchuk and Vidie are also slated to speak in the ongoing debate on disarmament questions.
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Britain
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Father-in-law of Sen Johnson Dies in Texas
Thomas Jefferson Taylor 86 the father in law of Sen Lyndon B Johnson Democratic vice presidential candidate died Saturday after a 13 month illness from a heart ailment. Born in Augusta County Alabama he was a large land owner.
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Nixon Charges Kennedy Smears Religious Issue
Vice President Richard M. Nixon accused Democrats of exploiting the religious issue to solidify Catholic votes. He blamed Kennedy forces and cited a Houston ministerial appearance and statements by Robert F. Kennedy. Nixon spoke in York Pennsylvania urging strong defense of the peace and warning Kennedy’s Cuba policy risks alienating South American friends. He planned a vigorous tour of industrial states after leaving Washington.
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Algerian Terrorists Battle Police in Paris Heart
Deadly clashes erupted in central Paris as Algerian gunmen attacked five police posts on the Left Bank. Two militants and five police auxiliaries died or were wounded as terrorists fired from cars and taxis. Police later rounded up Algerian suspects across ten hotels for questioning.
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Katanga Warns UN to Remove Representative
Katanga provincial leaders threaten to remove UN chief representative if New York fails to recall him. Leopoldville reports show Congolese soldiers terrorizing crowds at a largely empty United Nations Day parade, blocking access and looting as police loyal to Lumumba flee. Anarchy spreads with Mobutu units rioting, while UN forces observe a hands-off posture and Ghanaian police are absent.
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Norway Urges Russians to Keep Hands Off Oslo
Norwegian Foreign Minister Halvard Lange addressed Soviet threats and urged Moscow to stay away from Norway. He warned that continued pressure could lead Norway to reassess its current policy and stance.
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