Eisenhower Plans Boston Rally after Springfield Visit
President Eisenhower travels from Westover to the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield for a luncheon with Gov. Herter and GOP leaders before a major address at Boston Garden from 8:30 to 9 p.m. EST. The speech will be broadcast by four networks with later rebroadcasts. He may outline a response to criticism from Truman and Stevenson.
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Springfield
Christian A. Herter
Sen. Saltonstall
Mutual Radio
ABC Radio and Television
NBC
CBS
Eisenhower
Chicago
Truman
Stevenson
Washington
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White House
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Sen. Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Fred M. Vinson
Secretary of Labor Post
Martin P. Durkin
States
District of Columbia
Girls Enter Two State Fair Contests in Albuquerque
Irene Gilliland and Karen Gaston enter pie and wool dress contests at the State Fair in Albuquerque. They travel Saturday morning with Miss Jewell Middleton, assistant county extension agent, and are two 4 H girls from Roswell Senior High Club.
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Irene Gilliland
Karen Gaston
Albuquerque
Jewell Middleton
Miss Gilliland
Roswell
Police Court Forfeits Bonds and Fines in Eight Cases
Forfeiture of bonds totaling 80 was among the results today in Police Court. Other fines totaled 50. Eight cases were heard, four for intoxication, one for fighting, one for drunk and fighting, one for drunk and vagrancy, and one with a triple charge of drunk disorderly and vagrancy.
Officials Doubt Deposed Beria Has Fled Russia
Washington officials voiced skepticism about a Senate inquiry report that Levrenty Beria has escaped from Russia and seeks asylum in the United States. McCarthy said a man claiming Beria shows up abroad but he is not convinced. Reports say investigators may report in days. others doubt escape, citing a one in a million chance.
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Washington
Senate
Levrenty Beria
Russia
United States
Mivdy Dulidevivla
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Beria
Subcommittee
Sayi Hge
Secret Police
Kremlin
Moscow
Malenkov
Council of Ministers
Vote Investigators Wrap Up Eight Month New Mexico Probe
New Mexico investigators led by Wellford Ware finish an eight month inquiry into alleged election irregularities from the 1952 senatorial race. Budget limits halted further work. final report may be ready by mid December after recounts in 10 of 132 counties.
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Washington
New Mexico
Wellford Ware
Albuquerque
Frank Barrett
R-Wye
Senate
Barrett
Rules Committee
Patrick J. Hurley
Hurley
Dennis Chavez
Sen. Chavez
Charles Davis
Sen. Jenner
Senate Committee On Elections
Ware
Police Chief Thompson Attends New Mexico Conclave
Police Chief Tommy Thompson and Captain Bob Ream attend the 19th annual New Mexico Sheriff and Police Association convention in Tucumcari. The three day meeting opened yesterday.
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Tommy Thompson
Bob Ream
Tuscumcari
New Mexico
Egypt arrests 14 ex-officials in betrayal roundup
President Naguib's government orders the arrest of former Premier Mustafa Nahas, his wife Zeinab, and 12 other Egypt leaders amid a crackdown on traitors during the revolutionary transition. The group, including Saadist and Wafdist figures, faces a special court as hearings for alleged Farouk era corruption loom.
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Mohammed Naguib
Mustafa Nahas
Farouk
Egypt
Nahas
Hafez Affifi
Ibrahim Abdel Hadi
Saadist Party
Ibrahim Farag
Wafdist
Price Abbas Halim
Saadist
Abdel Hadi
Saad Eldin el Sumbati
Magee
Mandouh Riad
Hamid Godo
Mahmoud Suleiman Ghannam
Kalem el Kawish
Naguib
Zeinab
Special Court
Maj
Salah Salem
National Guidance
Salem
Ali Amin
New York
Ner Don
Russia
North Korean pilot delivers MIG I5 to Allied hands in Korea
A North Korean pilot flew a Russian built MIG 15 to Kimpo Air Base near Seoul and landed it intact with guns armed. The Allied command confirmed the pilot, about 25, sought asylum and declared the United States reward offer of 100000 dollars remains in effect. The pilot greeted officers, handed over the plane and left with asylum possibly guaranteed.
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United States
North Korea
Kimpo
Korea
U.N
Tokyo
O. P. Weyland
Far East Air Forces
Weyland
Kimpo Air Base
Don P. Hall
Kingsville
Tex
Cipriano F. Guerra
Hall
O.K
Guerra
Air Force
MI6
Samuel Anderson
5Th Air Force
Denmark
State Comptroller Defends Refusals
State Comptroller Edward Hartman defended his refusal to suspend a justice of the peace and to press criminal charges in two audit matters. He told Gov. Mechem he used discretion after investigating the dairy college balance of 27.52 and $4,444.71 in unturned fines from Justice Robinson. The Santa Fe grand jury had accused Hartman of dereliction and urged his firing.
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Santa FE
Edward M. Hartman
Justice of the Peace
New Mexico
Wvssv
Mechem
Hartman
Santa Fe County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
A. E. P. Robinson
New Mexico A
M. College
Robinson
Soviet Proposes Unconditional Ban on Atomic Weapons at U.N.
At the United Nations in New York, Andrei Vishinsky urged the General Assembly to adopt an immediate unconditional ban on atomic and hydrogen bombs. He pressed for a one third armed forces cut among the Big Five, dismantling of foreign bases, and condemnation of pro war propaganda, while opposing the neutrals’ exclusion from the Korean peace talks.
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N. Y
Russia
U. N
General Assembly
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
United States
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.N
Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Security Council
Soviet Union
Britain
France
China
U.S
India
Dulles
Syngman Rhee
Indonesia
Burma
Pakistan
Weather record shows cooler, fair forecast and temps
The Weather Bureau reports temperatures from yesterday afternoon to today morning with a high around 99 and low near 52. Precipitation is trace for the year to date 7.44 inches, normal month to date 1.42, and year to date 9.59. Sunrise 5 45, sunset 5 57, day length 12.2 hours. Forecast calls for fair weather today and tonight with cooler conditions and a high near 82 and a low around 45.
Government hints at direct action to spur housing
Housing head Albert M. Cole told the American Bankers Association that private mortgage credit must stay robust to sustain home building. He warned that a continued downturn could force government aid to avoid harming the economy, noting rising FHA and VA loan rates yet no immediate federal intervention.
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Washington
Albert M. Cole
Cole
American Bankers Assn
I Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Housers
Eisenhower
Housing Agency
District Attorney Says No Comment On Mysterious Man
Dist. Atty. Pat Hanagan remained tightlipped in Carlsbad as a mysterious unidentified man, seen near the Eddy county courthouse, drew inquiries. Police Capt. I R Funk said authorities are trying to link the man to a grand jury probe while denials and confirmations were avoided.
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Pat Hanagan
Carlsbad
Eddy Capital
Hanagan
I. R. Funk
New Mexico
Current- Argus
Pilot survives jet crash at Kirtland Air Force Base
Marine Capt. R. G. Morrow of El Toro California escaped with a broken leg after his Panther jet crashed on takeoff at Kirtland Air Force Base. A crowd of about a thousand spectators watched as emergency crews helped pull him from the burning cockpit.
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Albuquerque
Kirtland Air Force Base
R. G. Morrow
el Toro
Calif
Morrow
Reds deny POW list accuracy claim never captured at all
Panmujom report says Communist side asserts most of the 3,404 Allied troops listed as missing were never captured. They demand accounting for 98,742 North Koreans and Chinese captured and missing. They note 519 of the 3,404 have already been returned and 380 released at the front.
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Panmunjom
U.N
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Reds
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