Russians Asked to Drop News and Travel Barriers
British Foreign Secretary Harold Macmillan urged the Russians to lift news and radio barriers and to grant direct air links with Moscow to ease East West travel. He highlighted the need for free passage of ideas and said proposals to increase freer movement would be introduced. Dulles and Molotov talks edge toward easing Western broadcasts jammed in Russia.
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Geneva
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
Macmillan
Soviet Union
U.S
Stael Dulles
Europe
Russia
Dulles
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Tito
Brioni
United States
V. M. Molotov
Britain
France
Germany
Middle East
Dukes
Molotov
Egypt
Moshe Sharett
Israel
Local Weather Summary From Reading Bureau
United States Weather Bureau data shows readings from 2 p m yesterday to 11 p m today with highest 71 and lowest 32. Normal highs and lows for this date are 69 and 40. The day brings clear to slightly cloudy skies with increasing winds and warmer temps. today’s high 77 and low 38. Sunrise 6 15, sunset 5 08, day length 10 9 hours.
Princess Margaret and Townsend Romance Readies Decision
Britain's royal family returns to London amid talk of Princess Margaret and Capt Peter Townsend. The princess, 25, was seen alone with a wry smile after a weekend in the country with Townsend, while Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh came back from Scotland in high spirits.
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London
Britain
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Clarence House
Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Scotland
Euston Station
Townsend
Princess Margaret
Uckfield House
Rupert Nevill
Onyx
Daily Sketch
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Sussex
Royal Command
Capt
Dawnay
Three Die Sunday in Bloody Weekend on New Mexico Roads
Three persons died over the weekend in New Mexico raising the yearly toll to 281. William Besheres, 28, of Los Angeles, died when his car overturned on U S 60 west of Fort Sumner. Mrs Gertrude Shellman of Truth or Consequences also died in a head on crash near the city. Lee Benally of Flagstaff died in a crash on an Indian Service road near Newcomb. his death is not counted in the state toll.
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William Raymond Besheres
Los Angeles
Fort Sumner
U. S. 60
Gertrude Shellman
Truth Or Consequences
Lee Benally
Flagstaff
Benally
Newcomb
New Mexico
Floyd Miles
Besheres
Charles Luke Bowser
Bowser
Miles
Shellman
Louis
Knowland Debates GOP Path If Eisenhower Sits Out
Senator Knowland urged the GOP to prepare for a post Eisenhower race and called for an early declaration of intent by year end. He warned California allies to expect a possible clash with Knight over the 70 vote delegation as he hedges on his own plans. Kefauver urged party unity and criticized Republicans he labeled as scheming to force Eisenhower from office. Truman advised Stevenson to declare candidacy while remaining a private citizen with Missouri delegates to decide next year.
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Eisenhower
Knowland
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Knight
Republican Party
Nixon
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Muskegon
Mich
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Harry S. Truman
Averell Harriman
New York
Douglas
D-Ill
Stevenson
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Truman
Missouri
Lightning Strikes Car on Thruway near Weedsport
Lightning struck an automobile on the state throughway near Weedsport Cayuga County burning off the radio antenna and a hub cap and digging a large hole in the pavement. The driver Robert Morton Keith of Brockton Massachusetts was uninjured. The traffic lane was closed about an hour for repairs. The car remained drivable afterward.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Thruway State
Robert Morton Keith
Brockton
Mass
Weedsport
Cayuga County
Rutherford Murder Probe Advances in New Clues
Investigators in Alamogordo continued the Rutherford murder inquiry for the October 21 killing of M. M. Rutherford. Roswell officials ruled out two California brothers, Preston and Kenneth Merritt of Los Angeles, as suspects while a Carlsbad man identified one brother as the person who asked for directions near Carlsbad on the day of the shooting. Rutherford was shot four times while sitting in his car eight miles east of Cloudcroft.
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Alamogordo
M. M. Rutherford
Roswell
California
Preston
Kenneth Merritt
Los Angeles
Carlsbad
Rutherford
Cloudcroft
William Joe Duke assessed fine for DWI in police court
William Joe Duke aged 59 of 405 West College Boulevard was fined 200 dollars in police court this morning after a driving while intoxicated charge.
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William Joe Duke
W. College Blvd
Ambulance Crash in City Leaves Girl and Driver Injured
A 6:32 AM crash at Second and Lea involved a Dennis Lucas ambulance and an El Paso Pecos Valley truck. Joe Lucas 33 ambulance driver and funeral home owner suffered broken bones. Kay Lewis 15 shot in the stomach by a .22 rifle was taken to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center along with her mother. Police chief Tommy Thompson noted the accident followed a report to the Lewis home of trouble unknown. The shooting incident is under investigation.
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Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Dennis-Lucas
Lea
Joe Lucas
Kay Lewis
J. F
Dale Rd
el Paso
Dennis Lucas
Ballard Funeral Home
S. Main St
Lewis Home
S. Lea Ave
Voice of Democracy Contest Announced By Local Chamber
James Stockton of the Roswell Junior Chamber announces a community Voice of Democracy contest for Chaves County high school students in grades 10 through 12. Winners advance to area and state contests with national prizes including a Washington trip, scholarships, a trophy, and a television set.
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James Stockton
Roswell
Stockton
Chaves County
Washington
Congress
U. S. Office of Education
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Voice of Democracy
National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters
Radio-Electronics-Television Manufacturers Association
U. S
Quarterback Club Meeting Postponed and Rescheduled
The Quarterback Club meeting scheduled for tonight is postponed due to Halloween conflicts. The regular meeting will be held next Monday at 7 p.m. at the Nickson Hotel, per president Hank Fielden.
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Hallowe’en
Nickson Hotel
Hank Fielden
Chavez lashes out at critics during Spain base tour
Sen. Chavez says Spanish workers on American base projects are underpaid, slowing construction. He and Sen. Kilgore and a congressional group plan to fly to Paris and return to Washington, with Chavez's son remaining in Spain to continue the inquiry. The dispute follows earlier claims about special airliner travel costs.
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Madrid
Spain
Sen. Chavez
D-N.m
Chavez
Sen. Kilgore
D-W. Va
Paris
Washington
Larry Garcia
Military Air Transport Service
Bremerhaven
Germany
Dennis Jr
Charles Davis
Joseph Stewart
Appropriations Group
Congressional
Dan Burrows
The
Albuquerque Tribune
the Tribune
Charley
Davis
Dennis
Millionaire sportsman shot by wife in Nassau County
William Woodward Jr. a prominent owner of Nashua and Belair Stables was shot dead by his wife Ann Woodward at their 60 acre estate in Oyster Bay. Police call it an accidental shooting pending further investigation. The couple had returned from a party honoring the Duchess of Windsor two hours earlier.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
William Woodward Jr
Nassau County Dist
Atty
Frank Guletta
Woodwards
Duchess of Windsor
Woodward
Nashua
Ann
Chicago
Belair
Bowie
Washington, D. C
India
George F. Baker
Locust Valley
Man Fined 175 for DWI After Three Car Crash
Perry D. McElroy aged 48 of Dexter was fined 175 in police court for driving while intoxicated after a three car collision at 10 55 a m at South Atkinson and Bland. The Mercury sedan struck the Buick rear knocking it into the stopped White truck. Two people suffered minor injuries including Potter and Elizabeth Barker.
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Man
Perry D. McElroy
Dexter
South Atkinson
Bland
Munson M. Potter
Roswell
McElroy
Mercury
Buick
Potter
Elizabeth Barker
S. Atkinson Ave
Princess Margaret will not marry Peter Townsend
Princess Margaret announced from Clarence House that she has decided not to marry Group Captain Peter Townsend. She cited church teaching on indissoluble marriage and duty to the Commonwealth, saying the decision was hers alone and she has been supported by Townsend and those who prayed for her happiness.
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London
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Clarence House
Commonwealth
Townsend
Hurricanes strike Pitt to end skid in rain soaked game
Miami hammered Pitt 21 7 at Pitt Stadium scoring two early touchdowns and another late as the Hurricanes halted a two game losing streak while Pitt, coming off an upset of Duke, dropped to three wins this season in a muddy nonconference showdown.
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Pitsburgh
Miami
Pitt
Pitt Stadium
Hurricanes
Duke
Breakers Off Beach Claim Two Lives Near Mission Beach
A Sunday fog off Mission Beach capped a deadly day with two drownings. Rufus Nix, 41, an electrician, and his wife Marie, 40, perished when their 12 foot fiberglass boat swamped in heavy surf after visibility collapsed near 10 a.m.
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San Diego
Calif
Mission Beach
Rufus Nix
Marie
Murder Trial Resumes in Albuquerque Case
The murder trial of Mrs. Grace Pulliam, charged with killing her husband after a family dispute, resumed today after a recess since Friday.
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Albuquerque
Grace Pulliam
Quickies by Ken Reynolds Sparks Apartment Intrigue
The Record ad hints at bird watching yet Brown's apartment reveals a deeper mystery. A playful item from Ken Reynolds centers on a curious living space and the odd tale its residents tell.
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Brown
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