World News Roundup headlines on Eisenhower and allies
Eisenhower progresses satisfactorily after a good night’s sleep and the stock market recovers on the news. The Big Three foreign ministers meet to plan a strategy for talks with Russia. Egypt accepts arms from Russia. Argentina’s new government holds safe conduct papers for Peron near a Paraguayan gunboat off Buenos Aires. A hurricane hunter plane and 11 crew are missing after Janet in the Caribbean.
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Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
Rooster Stakes Up The Hen Accident Settlement
A motorist who ran over a hen tries to settle with a farmer. He offers 50 cents but the farmer refuses, suggesting a dollar and noting a rooster nearby who valued the hen and might suffer the shock as well.
Missing Hurricane Hunter Plane In Janet Storm
Wide search by eight airplanes and surface craft for the Navy hurricane hunter plane with nine crewmen and two civilians aboard, lost during a storm mission south of Jamaica. Janet intensifies, death toll rises in Grenada, Carriacou, and Barbados as crews chase weather and position reports.
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Caribbean
Jamaica
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Miami
Janet
Peron Safe Conduct Still Withheld in Argentina
Argentina's provisional government under Lonardi delays safe conduct for ousted President Juan Peron. Peron remains aboard Paraguay's gunboat as patrols and a naval plane monitor the River Plate. Foreign Minister Amadeo says the exile transport issue will be settled to maintain Argentina's tranquility and security.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Eduardo Lonardi
Peron
Asuncion
Paraguay
River Plate
Lonardi
Mario Amadeo
Wall Street Recovers After Eisenhower News
Wall Street revived as buying blocks lifted prices after news of President Eisenhower's heart attack. Key gains included Kennecott Cooper Goodyear Du Pont and General Electric while Sears Roebuck and AT&T fell. AP average dropped to 170.10, marking its steepest move since 1929.
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New York
Eisenhower
Kennecott Cooper
Royal Dutch
Goodyear
du Pont
General Electric
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone & Telegraph
London
Milan
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Exchange
Boy Admits Killing Pal in Iowa Shooting
A 9 year old boy confessed to accidentally shooting and killing 8 year old Darrell Sherrill during a game with a stolen handgun. County Attorney William Pappas said the unnamed boy admitted the incident to police after questioning.
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Mason’ City
Iowa
Darrell Sherrill
William Pappas
Egypt Accepts Russian Arms Offer Amid Middle East Tension
Egypt has informed Britain it accepts a Russian arms and military equipment offer. Macmillan and Dulles will discuss the development in New York as Washington, London, and Paris reread their 1950 declaration to maintain a balance of power and curb an arms race with Israel.
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London
Egypt
Britain
Foreign Office
Harold Macmillan
U. S
State Dulles
New York
Ann
Daily Foreign News Conference
United States
France
Middle East
Israel
Sir Humphrey
Geneva
Russia
Big Three Open Strategy Talks Amid Geneva Plan
In New York U S British and French ministers open strategy talks to craft concrete results for the Geneva meeting with Russia starting Oct 27 West Germany's von Brentano joins tomorrow Dulles MacMillan and Pinay lead two days of discussions Their plan ties disarmament security pledges to unifying East and West Germany and keeping Germany in NATO Molotov renews disarmament and bases demands Bulganin sends Eisenhower a cooling letter and the president suffers a heart attack.
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Russia
New York
U. S
Geneva
West Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
Bonn
State Dulles
Canada
U.8
Eign
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Washington
V. M. Molotov
U. N
NATO
Bulganin
Eisenhower
United States
West Germany to recognize Argentina government
West Germany announced it will recognize the new Argentine government. In other briefs, a Syrian blast killed nine and injured about 30 at an Aleppo store, a typhoon named Louise threatened Japan, and two Americans and a Guatemalan died in a northern Guatemala plane crash.
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Argentina
Bonn
Germany
Damascus
Syria
Aleppo
Guatemala City
INS
Guatemala
Traffic Survey Clears Nokomis Area As Not Hazardous
A survey by Carl C. Strode Corporal Frank Parcinski and James Hightower finds the area around the proposed Nokomis Elementary School not hazardous. Recommendations include parking on one side of the street, weed control at crossings, sheriff patrol for speeders and a school boy safety patrol for U S 41 crossings.
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Furman Narthur
Nokomis
Carl C. Strode
Frank Parcinski
Florida Highway Patrol
Strode
James Hightower
County Order
U. S. 41
Nokomis School
Ross E. Boyer
Governor urges constitutional approach to reapportionment plan
Governor Collins urged the Legislature to approve his reapportionment plan or propose a new constitutional amendment for a permanent system. He proposed expanding Senate districts to 41 and House seats to 112 or 135 depending on plan, with a Missouri model cited for guidance and a key tweak to aid Sarasota and Manatee counties. He warned continued deadlock blocks statutory reapportionment and urged submitting the plan to voters in the next general election.
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Tallahassee
Gov. Collins
Senate
House
Collins
Bay-Monroe
Missouri
Recovery Hopes Rise as Eisenhower Shows Progress
President Eisenhower's doctors report a very good night and continued satisfactory progress at Fitzsimmons Army Hospital. The White House physician and a Boston heart specialist caution that two weeks remain critical, but prospect of a complete recovery within two months is considered reasonably good.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimmons Army Hospital
George M. Powell
Howard M. Snyder
White House
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Brownell Flies From Spain to Decide on Powers
New York P Atty General Herbert Brownell Jr returning from Spain to Idlewild Airport quickly departed by military aircraft for Washington. He said a decision would be made promptly on delegating presidential powers during President Eisenhower's illness.
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New York
Herbert Brownell Jr
L Eisenhower
Spain
Idlewild
Washington
Brownell
Nice Weather Ahead Sarasota Sees Gentle Conditions
Florida forecast calls for partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with scattered afternoon showers mainly at night along the southeast coast and keys. Highs reach 86 to 92, lows 69 to 74, with hurricane Janet guiding eastern Gulf conditions and moderate east winds. Read Sjolander's fishing column in the Sports Section for titles and almanac.
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Sarasota
Florida
Keys
East Gulf
Janet
Sjolander
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