Big Four dispute at Geneva on disarmament talks
Geneva discussions among the United States United Kingdom France and the Soviet Union ended with no full accord on disarmament. Dulles urged limited sanctions while Molotov pressed a non use of force pledge and a pace toward a comprehensive inspection regime. The talks yielded a cautious optimism for a future communique and continued UN subcommittee work.
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Boy, 14, Saves Two Babies in Apartment Fire
In St Louis a 14 year old saved two babies left alone as a cigarette ignited waste in an apartment kitchen. The mother, Patsy Moentmann, had asked a neighbor to watch the infants Russell and Kenneth, but the neighbor checked her other children and smoke prompted William Robbins to locate and alert authorities. The dramatic rescue followed by bystander help and smoke inhalation reports.
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Hollywood
Tim Hovey
Acheson Hiss Discuss 1956 Nomination Firefights
The Associated Press notes Dean Acheson and Alger Hiss are cited as signs of a left wing bid to capture the 1956 Democratic presidential nomination. Democratic leaders call Republican charges a desperate campaign tactic as Ike returns home looking fit and steady amid scrutiny.
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Alger Hiss
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Paw M. Butler
Brazil Repeats Coup Tide as Ramos Takes Helm
Rio de Janeiro quiets after a 24 hour coup as Congress names 66 year old Ramos temporary president. Luz, ousted, retreats aboard Tamandare. Teixeira Lott’s forces fall back and air opposition halts. Banks stay closed until Tuesday. censorship lifted at 4 a.m. Forts fire warning shots to deter ships.
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A chaotic report mixes a Washington memo, Middle East arms debate, and a Dallas accident as Orta Larouna refers to a GOP staff memorandum about Democratic dissent. The piece details Israel Egypt cease fire aims, Burns plan, and U.S. weapons policy while noting a fatal car crash in Dallas and a lack of immediate comment from officials.
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Swiss Mountaineer Blown Off Peak Death at 20000 Feet
Kepal reports of Terie Gauchal death on Jayan peak after strong winds. Rope anchor failed during descent. Party leader Raymond Lambert said Gauchal was buried on Oct. 28 at 20,000 feet while the team arrived in Kathmandu yesterday to report the tragedy.
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Gauchal
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Gatidral
Today’s Features and Ed Page Highlights
Lawrence reviews week’s major party actions on the Ed Page. The edition fronts Amusements Bridge Letters Classified Radio-TV Comics Women’s Deaths and Sports. A photo from Pag Bonn Germany shows West Germany’s new army being founded with Theodor Blank and first callup papers for 500,000 volunteers.
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German Army to enroll 12 divisions in five years
A fragmented report notes plans by Western allies to organize German forces. It mentions 12 army divisions and a 1300-plane air force along with a 10-ship navy, with recruits to begin within five years of a determined wartime decision. The garbled text references the Gorimahs and a near-term enrollment timeline.
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Runaway Boy Found Dead Near Wooded Area
A 12 year old runaway, Gerald Foster of Poughkeepsie, feared dead after vanishing from home October 12 following a quarrel over a movie. Body found in a wooded area by two hunters. police identify tentative as Foster. Authorities note unclear cause. article mixes in unrelated wartime items and misprints.
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Sheen vows to say mass in Kremlin in Russia
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen told over 4000 Catholic worshippers at Holy Cross Cathedral that one day he would celebrate mass in Moscow's Kremlin. He noted a Byzantine Rite chapel dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin existed there long before it became a church dogma and said he and Bishop Elko would go to Russia to say mass in that Kremlin chapel.
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Cars Crash Five Killed in Valparaiso Collision
Five people died in a head on crash near Valparaiso Indiana late Friday night including two young boys. Victims were Frank D. Bloeman 43 driver and Evelyn Bruhn 36 passenger in one car Mendel W. Bryarly 40 and his sons James 12 Terry 10 in the other car. Bryarly reportedly lost control while rounding a curve and skidded into Bloeman’s lane. No witnesses existed and passersby found all occupants dead at the wreckage west of Valparaiso.
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Stolen Car Recovered After Motel Attack by Hitchhikers
A Kirkville man reported he was beaten and robbed of 65 dollars by two hitchhikers outside a Mattydale tavern. Phillip Stone 46 Eastwood Road Kirkville suffered a fractured jaw and was admitted to Crouse Irving Hospital in good condition. He picked up the two men on Route 11 between 11 30 p m and midnight. The car was later recovered by troopers on Wolf Street. Police detailed a narcotics raid in New York City resulting in numerous arrests and seizures including heroin marijuana and cocaine. Two suspects were identified as the attackers, about 20 years old tall and wearing a leather jacket.
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Juvenile Missing Report Cites Size and Clothing
A youth weighing 145 pounds and about 18 or 11 years old was last seen wearing a dark cloth jacket. Authorities seek public help to locate the individual and verify age and identity with any reliable information.
Grief Kills Father Of Two Slain Boys
In Chicago Anton Schues died after three hours of medical effort to save him following the murders of his two sons and their sister. The 42-year-old sailor’s death was ruled a heart attack soon after admission to a rest home for rest. The tragedy shocked a grieving widow and drew in neighbors who had aided in the search for clues.
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Tony Schuessler
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May Rain May Rain Orange Favored To Win
Orange favored to win the 66th Colgate Syracuse football clash at Archbold Stadium before 39000 as light rain falls. Colgate relies on Guy Martin forward passes and Jack Call Frank Nardulli runs while Syracuse counters with Ed Albright and Jimmy Brown. Both teams seek a victory to claim regional bragging rights and finish the season with key wins.
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Jack Call
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Ed Albright
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Winter Returns With Snow Flurries In Syracuse
A weather forecast warns of rain changing to snow flurries and colder air tomorrow in Syracuse. Temperatures drop to near 43 with overnight lows below freezing. Today brings a brief warm spell up to 54 before a lingering cool snap and light showers.
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TODAY'S CHUCKLE Mirthful family exchange on playful language
A mother warns her son against using flashy expressions and words. She urges him to avoid playing with a friend who uses such language, citing Shakespeare as a cautionary example. The brief joke hinges on a motherly rebuke and a punning critique of style.
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