New RAF Vulcan Jet Crashes in London
London report says Britain's new Vulcan jet bomber crashed at London Airport during a 26 000 mile overseas proving flight. Air Chief Marshal Sir Harry Broadhurst survived the ejector seat fall. Squadron Leader Donald R Howard also parachuted to safety. Four of six aboard were killed.
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Britain
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Crisis in Communist Bloc Deepens at Yalta Talks
Belgrade political sources cite a serious ideological clash within the Communist party as leaders from Soviet Union Yugoslavia and Hungary meet in Yalta. They link Erno Gerce’s presence and Khrushchev’s policy shifts to de Stalinization and rising tensions with Moscow.
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Nikolai Bulganin
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Soviet’ Union
Whitmore Calls Police After Speeding Ticket Dramatics
Patrolman Raymond Rodgers details a chaotic sequence starting with Alfred Whitmore of Brewerton speeding and arguing at W Washington Street. Whitmore later disputes the ticket by phone claiming an intoxicated officer issued it, while his brother arrives and a warrant may follow if he misses Traffic Court. Also noted is the death of Robert J. Kelleher, 65, builder and organizer of the Paris GM plant, now with the Rochester Ordnance District.
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Brewerton
Raymond Rodgers
Rodgers
W. Onondaga
S. Clinton Sts
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Whitmore
Lulu
Rochester
Robert J. Kelleher
General Motors
Paris
France
Upstate
New York
Driver Arrested On Drink Charge After Route 11 Crash
George H. Baker 51 of 126 Coral Ave was arrested on a charge of driving while intoxicated after a Saturday night accident on Route 11 near Fay Rd. His car veered into a northbound vehicle driven by J. Walter Fleming 53 of 508 Roberts Ave. Neither driver was injured. Baker posted a $100 bail and was released before arraignment.
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Fred H. Sommiers
Fay Rd
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Roberts Ave
Todays Features Reports From Kentucky and Illinois
Editorial page teases state political force shaping in Kentucky and Illinois. Regular features listed across Amusements Financial Bridge Music Classified Radio TV City Life Senior Forum Deaths Women Editorials Sports and Letters. Todays Pictures appears on page 14.
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Ilinois
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City Life
Bolshoi Ballet Dazzles U S Air Base at Manston
Two Russian TU 104 jetliners landed at Manston Air Base surprising U S forces and delaying London Airport diversions. A third TU 104 headed toward Manston as crowds awaited a Royal Opera welcome and officials rushed transport to London.
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England
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U. S
Covent Garden Royal Opera
Wehle sued for 200000 over remarks at Watertown speech
The Albany Bureau Chief reports Louis Wehle head of the Conservation Department Game Bureau faces a $200,000 defamation suit by Dr EB Le Cheatum. The action stems from a Watertown speech in which Wehle blamed Cheatum for pheasant deaths on Grenadier Island in 1955.
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Tito
Moscow
Write-in Starts For MacArthur
A New York movement announces a write-in campaign to urge General Douglas MacArthur for the U.S. Senate. MacArthur has not indicated support, adding a new dynamic to a two-man race between major party nominees. The "draft MacArthur" committee sponsors say it was excluded by state GOP leaders.
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Douglas MacArthur
U. S. Senate
MacArthur
New York
Fire in Taipei Destroys $300,000 in Property
A Taipei blaze yesterday destroyed property valued at about $300,000. More than 1,000 people, largely squatters, were left homeless as the fire swept a block of shacks and three three story buildings. Police detained two squatters for questioning.
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Formosa
Voters See Ike Health Affects 1952 Support Says Lubell
Samuel Lubell, noted political analyst, reports from national sampling that concerns about Eisenhower’s health influence voters. Urban fear of illness drives about 20 percent of former 1952 supporters toward Stevenson, while undecided voters are more status quo about health. Overall Ike’s share remains within two points of 1952, suggesting health is a factor but not decisive.
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Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Hisenhower
Conservative Party Born in Indianapolis Convenes
A meeting of conservatives from 15 states formed a founding convention for a new political party. They delayed naming the party and plan to reconvene in early 1957 to select a unifying name. The group aims to run a ticket at the States Rights convention in Memphis with T Coleman Andrews for president and Thomas H. Werdel for vice president, appearing on 13 state ballots.
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Courtney
Memphis
Internal Revenue
T. Coleman ‘Andrews
U.S
Thomas H. Werdel
California
Wait Till Next Year Banner Replaces Dodgers Pennant Ad
Milwaukee Sentinel fronts a banner headline mourning, with a large sign reading Ok, Brooklyn, Wait Till Next Year. The painted Indians image and delay mark a poignant post pennant moment as Dodgers win the pennant.
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Brooklyn
the Sentinel
Dodgers
Greenville News Covers County American Legion Fair
Reporter Billy Williams interviews three midgets at the Greenville County American Legion Fair. The story appears in agate type with a half-column photo, reflecting the size of the subjects.
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Greenville
D.C
Billy Williams
The
Greenville News
Greenville County
October Rain Forecast for Syracuse Area
Weatherman Andy Keller reports a cloudy and warmer day with scattered showers in the Syracuse area tomorrow. Highs near 65 and lows around 42 follow a cool September with an average temperature of 58.8 degrees and a warmest day of 88 on September 1 while September 28 dropped to 36.
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Syracuse
Andy Keller
Heller
Today's Chuckle: building a new world from chaos
A humorous line suggests that if a new world is to be created, the materials are chaos itself, implying disorder can be the source of future order and structure. The quip frames chaos as the first world’s raw material.
Eisenhower blasts Democrats over inflation in Cleveland rally
President Eisenhower assails Democrats for inflation policy from Public Square in Cleveland. He accuses them of neglecting paychecks and calls their claims about the nation’s state misleading. He outlines new speeches and a nationwide radio television address to press the inflation issue.
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Oregon
Jewel Theft Reported at Drangewick Manor
In Rudgwick England thieves broke into Drangewick Manor the home of American impresario Gilbert Miller and carried off gems valued at 33600 dollars. The theft occurred as Mrs Miller had left their Sussex home only an hour earlier. Miller had previously traveled to secure film rights for an Agatha Christie play and is now in America.
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Gilbert Miller
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