Soviet Union urges 82-country U N armament board
The Soviet Union proposed replacing the disarmament commission with an 82 nation body in permanent session and opening the debate to the public. The United States rejected the plan, calling it an unwillingness to negotiate a disarmament agreement. The proposal would abolish the 12 nation armament commission and the five nation subcommittee and create a “Little Assembly” including all members. The note cited rapid armament and new weapons as reasons for a faster resolution.
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Prison break in train escape across Southwest to Mexico border
Albert Ginsberg 50 and Herschel Sullivan 29 escaped from a train near Indio while in custody on a Los Angeles to Florida transfer. They overpowered guard Sid Powledge, seized his gun and papers, and fled toward Calexico after detouring to El Centro. Powledge was hospitalized after being knocked unconscious.
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Albert Ginsberg
Florida
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Los Angeles
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Phoenix
Mother Talks Convict Into Surrendering
A Montana prison holdout ended when Willard Arthur Brown, 23, surrendered after a telephone plea from his mother Dorothy Wilczek of Jamestown New York. He had held seven hostages including a woman and three children.
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Man Escapes Prison to Be With Former Spouse
DIRS and WILCZEK are pictured with a former wife as a gentle but lonely man who escapes from prison to align with her. A ranch resident recalls Brown as a "good boy" and seeks pledges from officers not to molest him. A woman kidnapped at gunpoint by Brown accuses him of rape. Two Canadians are noted.
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Euphrates
Dirs
Wilczek
Brown
Anastasia Buried Quietly As Police Seek Killers
Albert Anastasia reputed high executioner of Murder Inc is buried quietly in Brooklyn while police continue search for his killers. Page references list various sections and pages across the issue.
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Albert Anastasia
Murder Inc
Brookton
Pan Am plane sets Rome-NY record in record time
Pan American World Airways DC7C airliner landed in Rome 11 hours 33 minutes after taking off from New York. It marked the fastest nonstop 4,350 mile crossing for a passenger plane aided by favorable winds. The four engine plane was commanded by Stanley Deepke of Spokane Washington.
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Pan American World Airways
New York
Stanley Deepke
Spokane
Wash
1 000 Miles Under the Ice Nautilus Sets Record
Secretary of the Navy Thomas Gates announced the atomic powered submarine Nautilus traveled 1 000 miles under Arctic ice in five and a half days. He noted its operations during a month long test cruise and cited an operational sister ship Sea Wolf and a plan to build 17 more submarines through 1958.
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Thomas
Gates
San Jose
Oakland
Eisenhower
Navy
Knight Denies Plans to Stay in California Governor Race
SACRAMENTO AP Gov. Knight reaffirmed his intention to seek re election saying he is a candidate to succeed himself as governor of California. He also announced an immediate vacation of two to three weeks for rest after a bout with flu. Acting Gov. Harold J. Powers will assume duties in Knight's absence. Knight denied dropping out to pursue Knowland's Senate seat or a federal appointment and pledged to serve his full term and wage a strong campaign next year.
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California
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Knowland
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Pachyderm Captured and Escapes Again Near Mitchell Hollow
Liam the elephant of Catskill, a 24 ton performer, was captured twice today after fleeing from winter quarters near Mitchell Hollow. The animal, missing since October 16 after frightened by horses, roamed into woods seven miles from the preserve, eluding searchers as trainer Alfred Vidbel attempted to rope her before she broke free and collided with a state police car before fleeing again into the woods.
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Liam
Mitchell Hallow
Alfred Vidbel
Mitchel Hollow
Wanted: College Job for Musical Fraternity Mate
In Columbus Ohio a campus ad seeks a sophomore fraternity man with musical background who can dance. Paid two dollars per hour for steady work three nights and two afternoons weekly, offered to help a needy coed. The notice promotes balancing work with college life at Ohio State University.
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Entertainer Slain and Mate Wounded in Love Triangle
In Medford Massachusetts a nightclub dancer Adelstrand Walker, 28, is dead after a shotgun blast from her husband William Walker, 25, who is seriously wounded with a chest wound. Police call it murder and attempted death by the act. Walker left a note asking that he and his wife be buried together. The couple had no children.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dog Saves Invalid From Burning Couch in Sunday Rescue
A doberman pinned his sleeping invalid master by the leg and pulled him off a burning couch on Sunday night. Authorities say the dog saved the life of Dr. A. M. Cartier, 37, a retired physician unable to walk due to automobile accident injuries. The bedroom suffered extensive damage.
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A. M. Cartier
Weather update predicts variable high cloudiness through Tuesday
The forecast calls for variable high cloudiness through Tuesday with mostly sunny afternoons and little temperature change.
Soviet claims second dog carrying satellite to space
Russia announced a second satellite carrying a space traveling dog named Kudryavka will be launched soon. Sputnik No 1's orbit continues after its batteries failed three weeks after launch as scientists worldwide track both objects.
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Russia
Radio Moscow
Kudryavka
Sputnik No. 1
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Cambridge
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Arctic Circle
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Man Dies in Rescue Try at Bethany Farmhouse Fire
A 32 year old man Cogdill died after rescuing one half brother and attempting to save another as a fire broke out around a chimney in a frame farmhouse eight miles east of Bethany. Their mother Mrs James Caverty and another son escaped with two daughters, while Ralph Caverty aged 14 was also involved in the efforts.
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Zhukov Said Fired From Red Party Job
London reports say Marshal Georgi Zhukov has been removed from the Soviet Communist Party Presidium after serving as defense minister. Unconfirmed dispatches claim Khrushchev signaled a shakeup as Western diplomats noted moves toward Moscow. Zhukov previously joined the presidium after the 1956 central committee, with speculation he could become deputy premier.
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Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Paris
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Emassy
Zhukov
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Sinatra Attacks Rock and Roll as Phony Cretins
Paris report states Frank Sinatra denounces rock n roll as phony false and dirty. He condemns most music as written and performed by cretinous goons. He praises jazz and American pop as a means to win friends worldwide while lamenting brutal crude content in popular songs.
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Zarubin proposes direct US Russia air link and exchanges
Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zarubin urged direct airline service between the United States and Russia during a 75 minute meeting at the State Department with East-West exchanges official William S. B. Lacy. The talks included proposals for exchange visits by American congressmen and Russia’s Supreme Soviet members and student exchanges between Moscow University and Columbia and Harvard.
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Georgi Zarubin
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Russia
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Ameri+Jean
Supreme Soviet
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TVer Goes Gun Happy Gets Shot
A man, Ernest Edward Yager, shot at officers during a home TV viewing, grazing Officer Harry Lessor's leg. Yager fired after police ordered him to drop his gun, then was wounded and taken to Los Angeles County General Hospital on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder.
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Tater
Sundey
Ernest Edward Yager
Betty Jo
Lewis E. Bornt
Mors Jovia
Yager
Harry Lessor
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Mnurder
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