Russia and U N vote spurs new disarmament talks
United Nations members hailed a 73 to 24 General Assembly vote on a 24 nation disarmament plan. Western diplomats predicted Russia might rethink its boycott of the Disarmament Commission. Some observers warned the plan could push negotiations into stalemate amid regional reparation tensions.
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Flu Toll Rises Across New York State
New York State reports 184 flu deaths with New York City adding 242 total as upstate fatalities climb. Notable cases include Roy Allan Elwood, 61, who died in Amsterdam from bronchial pneumonia linked to flu. Other deaths include William H. Sines, 90, in Delaware County and Claudia Johnson, 14, in Galway, Saratoga County, at St Marys Hospital Amsterdam.
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Dulles to Take Vacation at Duck Island Hideaway
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles plans a brief vacation this month at a Duck Island hideaway on Lake Ontario, where he and Mrs. Dulles stayed for a few days in October. The State Department said he intends to return to Washington on Monday.
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Two Chinas disrupt Red Cross conference vote
At the international Red Cross meeting delegates from Communist and Nationalist China clashed as the Nationalists seated after a secret ballot. Communist China walked out first, followed by other delegations amid muted cheers from Moscow aligned states. The session opened October 2 with broad commentary from global press on the political divisions shaping relief work.
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Voicemail Threats Over Venus Joke Prompt Global Grievances
Sgt Robert Labelle at Biddeford police HQ received two calls from a single woman railing about a bright object in the sky and accusing the United States of a grave act. The caller claimed Venus proves a two Chinas scenario and demanded how the nation will react, naming Rajkumari Amrit Kaur as president of the Indian Red Cross Society and referencing Red China and the United Nations.
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Birth of Six-Pound, Three-Ounce Boy Reported
Forewarned Denver fin's one sixpay er is making sure big exemptions are known to the U S tax collector. The Dayiver office of the internal Revenue Service text received a routine birth announcement of a six pound, three ounce boy.
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Celestial Show Draws Nation as Sputnik Sightings Spreading
Readers report a spectacular sky display across the United States with Venus and aurora borealis lighting the night. Sputnik II seen over New York City near 4 am and reports of a bright moving object sparked widespread calls to newspapers and radio stations as observers witnessed a high altitude, fast moving phenomenon.
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UNESCO Asia Parley Opens Amid Urgent World Views
The sixth National Conference of UNESCO opened in San Francisco with 1,500 delegates as U.S. official Christian Herter warned of a rising tide of nationalism in Asia. He urged urgency in addressing self determination amid regional upheavals and noted recent forecasts of unsettled weather. In California at Castle Air Force Base a separate crash destroyed an eight engine B-52 bomber with all crew safe.
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TODAY'S CHUCKLE Old maid joke about regrets and cons
A quirky one liner about an old maid who regrets her past choices and mischief. The joke relies on a playfully dark wordplay about being swung and cons. It unfolds in a lighthearted newspaper humor tone.
Shanley Seeks New Jersey Senate Nomination
Bernard M. Shanley announed he will seek the New Jersey Republican senatorial nomination for next year after resigning as Eisenhower appointments secretary. He targets the seat held by Sen. Alexander Smith, who will be 78 in January. Smith signaled openness to a primary but hopes to avoid a drawn out vote. Shanley’s move follows Republicans failing to win the state governorship and amid chatter of diplomatic postings.
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Murder Laid To Cyprus Rebels
Police blamed EOKA rebels for the murder of Charakarabos Ioanides a Greek Cypriot father of five as he was about to enter his house last night in Nicosia Cyprus. It is the first EOKA killing since the group declared a truce last March in the guerrilla campaign for union with Greece.
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Talks To Nation Tonight Covers Expanded NSC Session
President Eisenhower chaired the largest National Security Council meeting yet, with about 45 participants including new cabinet heads and military chiefs. The White House said the session, shifted from the Cabinet room to the basement broadcasting room, aimed to inform the public on science and security amid Sputnik 3 developments and broader security concerns.
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Gastroped Mollusk Sets House Fire in England Incident
A mollusk in Padtham England allegedly set a house blaze by crawling into an electrical socket causing a short circuit. Damage was minor with the snail involved as the main but unclear party in the event.
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Soviet Rocket Weapons Parade Displays Power in Red Square
The Soviet Union revealed secret rocket weapons during a Red Square parade marking the Bolshevik anniversary. Experts estimate 75 foot long, multi ton rockets with ranges around a few hundred miles, plus jet propelled rockets and heavy artillery. Observers noted a 150 to 180 foot long rocket, a 200 millimeter cannon, and possible intermediary stage missiles. Attending were Mao Zedong, Gomulka, and Ho Chi Minh alongside Khrushchev and other leaders as defense ministers spoke on Soviet capabilities.
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Moon Revolution Anniversary Noted With Sparse Ceremonies
In Washington a 40th anniversary marked modestly amid scant acknowledgment from Soviet counterparts. Analysts questioned whether the moon mission's anniversary would prompt renewed space race signaling or silent celebration.
U S Rejects Khrushchev Summit Bid
Washington rejected a Khrushchev proposal for a summit with President Eisenhower to discuss world tensions. The State Department said high level talks require prior indications of substantial progress, noting no Kremlin promise to honor past or new agreements. Observatory notes followed as astronomers observed the moon through the night, with focus on the International Geophysical Year.
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Ingrid and Roberta End The Stromboli Affair
Ingrid Berghian and Roberta Rassel announce amicable separation and divorce by mutual consent after eight years and three children. The Rome Civil Court accepted a settlement while public reports of romance with Indian beauty Sonali Das Gupta are denied.
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