Eisenhower to speak in Oklahoma City on science and security
President Eisenhower will deliver a half hour address in Oklahoma City on November 13 to bolster confidence in American science and national defense. The speech titled Science and Security will be broadcast nationwide, with the event tied to Oklahoma's centennial celebrations and Arrows to Atoms theme.
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Where to Find It in Today’s Paper
A reader guide fragment lists sections and pages for NBC ABC CBS coverage of space age topics. It notes psychiatrists’ views on mental illness, and points to pages B-3 B-6 B-9 for features and B-2 for death notices, plus multiple other sections and page designations.
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U.N Ends Syrian Debate as Syria Agrees to Talks
United Nations General Assembly ends bitter Syria row after Damascus agrees to press action at an agreed formula. US envoy says no to investigatory commission. Saudi mediation favored. Syrian Foreign Minister Bitar signals compliance. Amer heads to Moscow for talks amid arms-deal speculation.
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Salah Bitar
Abdel Hakim Amer
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Russia
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Kidnaped and Shot Salesman Found in Car Trunk
Two detectives found a wounded Chicago salesman locked in the trunk of his blood-spattered car in Newark. He had been shot twice and beaten in a terror crime that began in Camden seven miles away and lasted hours, robbed of 100, his shoes and other items, and was taken to Martinland Medical Center in serious condition with possible skull fracture and bullet wounds to his neck. Narcotics officers heard him banging on the trunk lid and freed him.
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Chicago
Robert I
Camden
Martin
Evnpoint
Martland Medical Center
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William Stickey Jr
Blind man aids rider during Alabama bus strike
A blind concession stand operator Oliver Blue did not know of a city wide bus strike and arrived at a bus stop with his seeing eye dog to board a bus. Holland offered transportation to ensure both he and his dog had a ride amid the walkout.
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State GOP Deal Denied by Knowland
Governor Goodwin J Knight refused to confirm or deny reports he plans to withdraw from the gubernatorial race to run for the U S Senate next year. Sen. William Knowland denied any deal to support Knight for another office. Knight relayed a terse no comment from his vacation retreat as reports circulated from political circles.
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California
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Arizona
Tom
Washington
Two Cyclists Accused of Imperiling Planes
Warwick RI police arrested 18 year olds Thomas J. Kilday and Robert H. Katt after they drove a motorcycle down the Hillsgrove Airport runway while planes were landing. State aviation administrator Albert Tavari filed charges of endangering people and propertyThursday.
Little Rock NAACP President Arrested
The Little Rock NAACP president Rev. L. Crenchaw surrendered to police under a city order to arrest all NAACP officers. He posted $300 bond and was released as a hearing was set for Monday. The city council ordered arrests after a new ordinance required groups to file confidential membership and financial records, amid tensions over school integration and other groups submitting files.
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Earthquakes Wreck 3 Argentine Villages
Multiple earthquakes wrecked three villages in the Andes region of western Argentina. No casualties were reported as 6,000 inhabitants faced damage and displacement. Authorities in Buenos Aires and regional groups coordinated aid for affected communities.
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Meany vows to fight punitive labor reform after corruption findings
President George Meany told AFL-CIO convention that labor corruption disclosures exceeded expectations and pledges to back reasonable corrective legislation while opposing punitive measures. He cited limited Friends in Congress, praised McClellan for cleanup efforts, and urged a cleaner union center to better serve American workers.
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Trick-Treat Bandit Slays L A Beauty Shop Owner
Police investigate a Halloween style murder in Los Angeles as Peter Fabiano a 35 year old beauty shop operator and veteran is shot once in the heart at home. Witnesses describe a disguised female voice and a high speed car departure. Fabiano's wife and stepchildren provide details while detectives note the killer wore Halloween garb.
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Stock Market Slump Driven by Tight Money Policy
In New York stocks fell sharply with a broad decline as the Federal Reserve Board maintains tight money policy. The AP average of 60 issues was down at noon, with many large names shedding over $1 to $2 a share while Du Pont tumbled $4 and a few issues like Illinois Central and Kennecott Copper slid about $2. Major blue chips including U S Steel and General Motors also traded lower by roughly $1.
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International Paper
Weather outlook: mostly cloudy tonight then sunny Saturday
A weather update notes mostly cloudy skies tonight into Saturday morning, followed by sunny Saturday afternoon. Temperatures rise slightly and the rain chance is 15 percent tonight and 20 percent on Saturday.
Bar Urged to Keep Ban on Photos
Chicago committee urges no change in the American Bar Association ban on photography broadcasting and televising court trials while recommending a revision to Canon 35 wording The study finds cameras and equipment create distractions not justified in court and notes ceremonial occasions remain exempt The report will go to the ABA House of Delegates in Atlanta February and draws opposition from broadcasters who seek to present their case at the meeting
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High Winds Delay Airliners at Idlewild Airport
Strong Atlantic gusts of 45 to 55 miles per hour slowed arrivals at Idlewild Airport New York today delaying flights by 30 minutes to 2½ hours. Twenty flights were affected and schedules were disrupted by the weather.
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