Benson Announces New Six Point Farm Program
Secretary of Agriculture Benson unveiled a six point plan to address the farm crisis. He said Congress would see the proposal in January and that Eisenhower had approved it. The plan calls for a buy up surplus disposal expansion of exports intensified drought area relief and expanded rural development for low income farmers along with boosted research and a ten state Great Plains initiative. Benson warned against a one shot cure and dismissed Democratic attacks as ludicrous.
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Chicago
Benson
Congress
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
Great Plains
Adiai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Eisenhowe
Brannan
Arvey
DeSapio
Cohan
Snow Expected Tomorrow After Heavy Last Month
Weather forecast by assistant meteorologist Alex Sadowski at Hanoh predicts about two inches of snow with increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures tonight. Snow is expected to fall all day tomorrow, with November noted as a milestone for substantial snowfall and below normal temperatures. Last month brought 78 inches of snow, about 6 percent above normal, while the mean temperature ran roughly three degrees below normal.
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Alex Sadowski
Meteorololngst
Haneoh
Auction Leads Banker To Antique Dresser
Lawrenceburg Kentucky banker Stewart McBrayer attended an auction and purchased a dresser once owned by his great grandfather W I. McBrayer. The sale catalog noted the dresser had previously belonged to the McBrayer family, highlighting a surprising personal link to the antique.
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Lawrenceburg
Stewart McBrayer
Cs Company
McBrayer
Editorial on US admission to the United Nations
David Lawrence argues that admitting more Red puppets would be a concession to immorality in today’s Editorial Page. He frames the move as a dangerous appeasement and questions its moral implications for global diplomacy.
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United Nations
David Lawrence
Attendance figures from 1983 state fair under scrutiny
Investigators from Alb aid legislative committee probe claims attendance at the 1983 state fair was exaggerated to improve the party showing. The Herald-Journal reports the inquiry targets reported weekly counts, past counts from Republican fairs, and possible impact on cash receipts.
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Herald-Journal
Albaid Legislative Committee
Daniel LL Carey
Idren
Eardhan
Mario Rossi
Meo
Pe & Cuno
Will changes by Woodward split residuary estate among heirs
In New York Surrogate Court revealed that Will Gambit Woodward altered his will three times. The final document left $200,000 and personal property to the Woodward boys William and James with Ann Woodward receiving the life income from the residuary estate and the rest divided among Mrs Woodward and the twins. The shooting death of her husband remains with Mrs Woodward not objecting to terms. the will was admitted to probate.
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Shain Ma
Ionaire
Willtm Woodward
Surrogate Court
Woodwards
Ann Woodward
Woodward
William T. Collins
William TT
James
Two Die Court Decree on NYC Duos Death Penalty
The Court of Appeals upheld first degree murder convictions of two New York City youths doomed to die in Sing Sing. William Byers, 38, is to be executed the week of Jan 9 for the hammer knife killing of his girlfriend's mother. New York City history notes the case as a landmark. Meanwhile Detroit highlighted by a strike at the Detroit news plants as the union Local 9.1 walks out ending negotiations.
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Court of Appeals
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Sing Sing
Wiliam Byers
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Nor'v Yperé Union
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APL
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Iy Tiree
Detro Daily News
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Threats claim Berlin as Soviet power grows
The Communist threat in Berlin declares that the United States Britain and France must follow Soviet orders in the city. Western leaders call for renewed Allied resolve to defend West Berlin amid rising tensions. Ambassador James P. Conant urges a firm Western stance as crisis deepens.
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Britsh
France
Berlin
James P. Conant
Fuau
Suhr
Reymblie
West protests planned over East Berlin issue
Western powers prepared to protest within 21 hours against Russia ending its occupation of East Berlin and moving its pioneers there. Britain and others weigh terms of a deal with Soviet authorities as Berlin’s status remains disputed under four power rule.
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London
Russia
East Berlin
Hrit Isa
George Young
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United States
France
Berlin
Bruns Daum
Communist Party
Burmese welcome greets visiting diplomats and Tito
In Rangoon Burma the 28th session opens with a cordial greeting for visiting American and Indian delegates. Premier Khrushchev and Chinese envoy Wang Ping Nan attend as Tito receives a 21 gun salute, while Russians and exiles face fewer salutes amid security talks.
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Burma
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Ran-ssin
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India
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Goslavia
Wang Ping-Nan
Geneva
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nikolai Fagan
Communist Party
Communist
Nikita Khrushchev
Ran
Chou En-iai
Heregeon
Migaladon
Accarry
Soviet Bloc
Harriman Seen as Favorite Son for 1958 Nomination
Senator Sparkman described Gov. Averell Harriman of New York as a possible 1958 Democratic presidential candidate while Harriman insisted he is not a declared contender. Sparks center on Harriman’s status as New York’s anticipated favorite son option amid party maneuvering.
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Averell Harriman
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Sparkman
D-Ala
Harriman
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Political turmoil and union power swirl in 1958 era
A chaotic dispatch reports President Eisenhower weighing active involvement in GOP strategy for the 1958 convention amid merger talks between AFL and CIO. It notes key figures like Lewis of the United Mine Workers, DeSapio, Harriman, and Stevenson allies as factions seek influence, with a Memphis bank holdup adding a separate crime highlight.
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Republican Nation
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CIO
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L. Lewis
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Wight Kituchy
Stevenson
Richard Torrey
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Can Municipal Association
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Fla. York
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Torrey
Mead
Syracuse
DeSapio Pre-Urday While ‘Torrey
Today’s Chuckle on Unknowns and Suspicions
A light column humorously notes that ignorance may spare one harm while suspicion can unsettle the mind. The quip plays on the contrast between what is unseen and what is suspected, delivering a quick, witty bite for readers.
Juvenile Court Sees Feathered Exit After Break‑In
In Lellington two youths broke into a storage warehouse scattering 100000 feathers. Juvenile Trial Commissioner W Rodes Clay weighed punishments and decided to pick up the feathers.
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Lelington
W. Rodes Clay
Death Takes No Holiday As Nation Marks S-D Day
The nation marked its Safe Driving Day with reports of traffic deaths compiled by the National Safety Council. Four fatalities occurred in Ohio alone as the day began and would end at midnight. Bruce Jassey of Glens Falls and Bell of Plymouth were among those killed in separate crashes. The observance mirrors last year’s toll, with safety officials hoping to reduce deaths before midnight.
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National Safety
HF Hatali
Ohio
Oce
Bruce Enald Jassey
Glens Falls
25 Crashes Mark County Wide 8 D Day Tally
Early 8 D Day tally in Onondaga County shows 25 crashes by 1 p.m. with five people injured including a woman hurt. City police logged 16 incidents while the sheriff reported eight. state police noted one. From 4:56 to 7:38 am the area saw no major crash as rush hour chaos began.
Typhoon Patsy Spotted Off Okinawa Waters
A new Pacific typhoon named Patsy was spotted 625 miles south southwest of Okinawa. Weather planes reported winds up to 90 mph as the storm moved toward Okinawa, with observers noting heavy rain and strong gusts.
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Tokyo
Museu
Okinawa Island
Clint Pace
Pace
Bulganin
Okinawa
Khrushchev
Conferees Push to Increase Education Funding
A Washington discussion on education funding called for more teachers and higher pay. The conference summarized calls from 16 groups, underscoring three core needs for communities: better teacher salaries, stronger professional backing, and collaboration with parents and the broader public to elevate teaching as a profession.
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Washington
White Mouse
Jetay
Amer Jlo
Our
Chile
Strein
Young Brothers Die in Ontario Fire Tragedy
Two young brothers died in a blaze that broke out at the Moore home in Ontario last night. Dennis Moore, 4, perished as flames swept through their wooden frame house. Police noted the parents were visiting nearby. Two older children, John Shelley, 11, and Lorraine, 12, escaped in their nightclothes.
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Dennis Moore
Miles
Moores
John Shelley
Lorraine
Airliner Crash Kills All Aboard in Brazil
A Cruzeiro do Sul airliner crashed on takeoff in Belem Brazil killing all aboard. The flight was bound for Rio de Janeiro about 1500 miles southeast. No confirmed passenger count or cause details were available.
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Brazil
Cruzeiro Ba Sul Co
Rio de Janeiro
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