Nixon Arrives in Syracuse for Headline Club Dinner
Vice President Nixon heads to Syracuse for a major address at the Syracuse Press Club dinner in Hotel Syracuse. He will compare Eisenhower policies with Truman and Stevenson proposals, and discuss tax cuts inflation and other campaign issues before a Hancock Field arrival press conference.
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Syracuse
New York State
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Repub
Syracuse Press Club
Adlai E. Stevenson
Herald-Journal
Hancock Field
Richard Nixon
Six Children Slain and Father Found Dead in North Carolina
In Clinton North Carolina officers found six children slain by gun and ax in the King home. The father Rufus A. King, 34, was discovered dead in nearby woods with a gun beside him. Deputies had gone to serve an assault warrant on the wife. The case involved bloodstained rooms and multiple head injuries. Neighbors reported early morning activity and a school bus stop near breakfast. Sheriff and coroner cited a terrible scene and a long search for King ending at noon.
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N. C
Sampson
Coleman Carter
Rufus A. King
King
Carter
Susan
Allen McUlen
Keener
Raleigh
North Carolina
Hatch
McCullen
Rain and Warmer Air Forecast Over Syracuse
Weatherman Andy Keller reports showers tonight as warm air lingers. He expects clear skies tomorrow but a drop in temperatures from 60s after a high around 70 today. Southerly winds and a low pressure system bring the pattern.
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Andy Keller
Syracuse
Keller
Today’s Features Page Guide and Listings
The page lists sections and page numbers for features across Amusements Financial Bridge Junior Set Classified Radio-TV City Life Sr.Forum Editorials Letters Women’s Sports and Today’s Pictures, guiding readers to page 36 for talking it over and page 16 for pictures.
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Radio-Tv
City Life
Sr.Forum
Town mobilizes after crash leaves ten orphans
In American Falls Idaho 1900 residents rally to aid ten young siblings after a fatal car crash that killed both parents and two others. Community leaders report overwhelming support with food and volunteers, while probate officials discuss custody for the state wards. The Bowman children Tommy Jerry Jimmy Janice Ann Arthur and the Smith children Paula Jimmy Allen Steve Neal Ruth Diane Richard Ray are left in care.
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Idaho
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Bowman
Gregg R. Potvin
Lee’ Kosanke
The
American Legion, Auxiliary
William R. Smith
Wiley Bowman
Arthur
Paula
Jimmy Allen
Steve Neal
Ruth Diane
Richard Ray
Khrushchev Maintains Lead in Kremlin Amid De Stalinization Push
London reports Moscow ordered wider publicity for the 20th Congress decisions as Khrushchev appears still dominant in Soviet politics. Tito's secret Russia trip with Khrushchev and Bulganin sparks talk of old guard backing or testing Khrushchev’s line.
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London
Russia
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Radio Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Tito
Communist Old Guard
Moscow Radio
Ministry of Culture
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Moscow
Yalta
Nikolai Bulganin
S H Denies Stamps Cause Higher Prices
Sperry and Hutchison Co. said its trading stamp service did not raise retail prices. The firm noted increased cash volume offset the service cost as about 100 merchants, consumers, economists and stamp-company reps attended a conference in Albany called by Dr. Persia Campbell.
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Sperry and Hutchison Co
S&h
Persia Campbell
Harriman
Campbell
Boston Renames City Hall Avenue Allen's Alley
Boston votes to rename City Hall Avenue Allen's Alley in honor of comedian Fred Allen. The proposal passed by the City Council and awaits mayoral approval. Allen, a Boston native, died this year from a heart attack in New York.
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Boston
City Hall Avenue
Interior secretary calls for new mineral exploration era
Secretary Seaton told the opening session of the American Mining Congress that high grade mineral reserves are being depleted and new deposits must be found to meet modern industrial needs. He urged a renewed national effort in exploration during the Los Angeles gathering.
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Seaton
American Mining Congress
America
Crash Kills 2 As Toll in County Reaches 50
Two men died in a collision between a tractor trailer and a utility truck in Cicero Center raising Onondaga County traffic deaths to 50. Victims were Spencer Cole 32 Parish and Joseph Panek 32 Weedsport. Tractor trailer driver Edward Lucas 41 Wilcottville Ind injured in fair condition at Onondaga General Hospital.
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Cicero Center
Spencer Cole
Parish
Joseph Panek
Weedsport
Edward Lucas
Wilcottville
Ind
Onondaga General Hospital
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Panek
Robert E. Foley Construction Co
Binghamton
Chuckle Cartoon Shows Kids Waiting As Traffic Flows
Two children stand on a sidewalk as cars run red lights and weave through traffic. One boy asks the other what he wants to be when he grows up, a lighthearted urban moment captured in a daily strip.
Dulles Urges Western Europe to Form Third Great Power
Secretary of State Dulles called on Western Europe to unite into a stronger bloc and become a third great power in world affairs. He endorsed Adenauer and others in expanding the Western European Union, saying Eisenhower and he support the move and it is not a slight to the United States. He warned neutrality toward Soviet communism is unacceptable for Christian nations.
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Konrad Adenauer
European Union
Eisenhower
United States
Europe
Russia
Syracusan Held After DUI Crash Hits Taxi
Lawrence W. Finnegan 21 of 4220 Milton Ave was arrested for driving intoxicated after his car rear ended a stopped taxi at Gif ford and S West injuring Theodore Rosen 46 cab driver and Anthony O Boyle 29 taxi passenger. Finnegan pleaded innocent in Traffic Court with $1500 bail. Rosen suffered neck back and left leg injuries and both victims planned to consult their doctors. Patrolman J Harold Sink said Finnegan headed west and struck the cab as it waited for a red light. The Finnegan car was heavily damaged.
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Milton Ave
Truman H. Preston
Gifford St
S. West St
Theodore Rosen
Anderson Ave
Anthony O’boyle
Grand Ave
Rosen
J. Harold Sink
Finnegan
Soviet Foreign Minister Shepilov to Attend UN Debate
Moscow Radio reports Dmitri Shepilov left Moscow by plane for New York to participate in the United Nations Security Council discussion on the Suez Canal issue.
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INS
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Moscow
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Voters Speak Conflict Over Nixon
Samuel Lubell surveys voters nationwide as Nixon faces broad skepticism about youth and experience. Critics flag perceived insincerity and politeness fatigue with Nixon on TV while supporters push back, though many comments remain vague and fragmentary across regions.
Officials Debate List Of Officials Children In Mixed Schools
A House subcommittee led by Rep. James C. Davis seeks a list of how many Washington officials send their children to mixed race schools. Dr. Hobart M. Corning will supply the names covering presidents, vice presidents, justices, cabinet members, White House aides, senators, House members, and DC commissioners. The inquiry drew objections from Rep. William L. Dawson who called it illegal.
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D-Ga
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Hobart M. Corning
Eisenhower
Nixon
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Stevenson presses for H bomb ban and education aid
Adlai E Stevenson challenged President Eisenhower to lead in banning hydrogen bomb tests, urging leadership in disarmament. He criticized the administration for not pursuing this path and proposed expanded federal aid to provide 50,000 teachers and 100,000 classrooms annually. He spoke after Eisenhower’s campaign attacks and outlined a plan for renewed world peace efforts.
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Eisenhower
Lexington
Stevenson
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Teaneck
N.J
Hisenhower
Washington
Cleveland
New Jersey
Employment Drops but Tops '55 Figure
The government reports September employment at 66,071,000, down 681,000 from August and a new September record. Unemployment fell 197,000 to 1,998,000, amid seasonal effects as students return to school. Agricultural employment rose 123,000 to 7,388,000 while nonfarm jobs fell 804,000 to 58,683,000.
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Commerce Department
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