Nixon Moves On to Philadelphia After Syracuse Blast
Vice President Nixon heads coast to coast on an aerial campaign trip to Philadelphia where he will address foreign policy and contrast his stance with Adlai Stevenson. He accuses Stevenson of demagoguery on the cost of living and warns of peril in a hydrogen bomb testing proposal.
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Nixon
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Syracuse
Adlai
Adlai ‘E. Stevenson
Mramke
Russia
America
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Soviets to observe U S presidential vote and election setup
The United States invited Soviet observers to watch the presidential campaign windup and voting process. Moscow agreed to send two or three observers and welcomed American observers to witness Soviet-style campaigning in their next big election. State Department plans Oct 21 arrival with a nationwide swing ending in New York on Election Day.
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Europe
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San Francisco
New York ‘City
Steel Plant Melts Seized Weapons Into Metal
In Watervliet a Allegheny Ludlum Steel plant furnace melted hundreds of pistols rifles and other firearms. The weapons were confiscated by or turned over to state police over the past year and the resulting metal became the property of Allegheny Ludlum.
Satellite trouble shapes Communist resilience analysis
Editorial page previews a continuation by Yugoslavia's former vice president offering insights on struggles within Communist ranks. The feature appears with other regular sections listed: Amusements 35 Financial 36 Bridge 16 Radio-TV 28 Classified 36-41 Senior Forum 14 City Life 23 Women's Deaths 25-27, 29 Editorials 24 Sports 31-64 Letters 24.
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Yugoslavia
Radio-Tv
Life
Kefauver Takes One Day Vacation Near Santa Fe
Sen Estes Kefauver paused campaigning for a rare day off at Tesuque Ranch near Santa Fe New Mexico describing it as a one day vacation. He planned to watch the World Series and rest while remaining a Brooklyn Dodgers fan but wary of the Yankees.
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N. M
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Tesuque Ranch
Robert McKinney
Santa Fe New Mexican
Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower Leadership in Pennsylvania
Adlai E Stevenson barnstorms Pennsylvania to denounce the Eisenhower administration and its leadership on unemployment and aid bills. He accuses the GOP of being too little and too late in addressing depressed northeastern fields and references two Democrats backed bills and the administration drafted rival legislation. He heads to Pittsburgh for a 15 minute TV reply to the President’s latest attack.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Pittsburgh
Mantle and Robinson Hit Series Homers in World Series Game
In Brooklyn, Mickey Mantle and Jackie Robinson homered as the Yankees led 2 0 in the first game of the World Series. Mantle followed Slaughter’s infield hit with a second homer off Sal Maglie to make it 2 0. Dodgers tied 2 2 in bottom of second as Robinson opened with a homer.
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Sal Maglie
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Gil Hodges
Yankees
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Berra
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McDougald
Eisenhower Backed by Life Magazine In Support of Re Election
Life Magazine declares editorial support for President Eisenhower and the continuation of his new Republicanism as part of the 1956 campaign. The piece signals ongoing backing for Eisenhower’s administration and policy direction.
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New York
Life Magazine
Eisenhower
The Voters Speak Group Ballots Seen Swinging
Samuel Lubell analyzes postwar voting patterns from county to city arguing that voters align with like minded groups more than as isolated individuals. The piece emphasizes grassroots settings from factories to stores as the battleground where blocs solidify or split, illustrated by a Rockford voter who shifted from Democratic to Eisenhower and questions wartime policy.
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Eisenhower
Two Syracusans Arraigned in Drunken Driving Case
Ernest W. Nelson 26 of 165 Everingham Rd and Edward Nimmons 28 of 401 E Adams St pleaded not guilty in Traffic Court to drunken driving charges. Nelson, arrested after midnight, allegedly hit Louis Davis 21 of 765 Harrison St whose car stopped at a red light on S Townsend St at Madison St. Davis testified. Judge Truman Preston set bail at 1500 dollars and held the case until Oct 17. Nimmons, linked to a Sept 22 crash on Burnet Ave near MidJer, faced both drunken driving and dangerous driving charges after urine analysis results. Nimmons will be tried Oct 17.
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Everingham Rd
Edward Nimmons
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Donald Fogarty
Bruno Morabito
Louis Davis
Harrison St. Davis
Madison St
Detroit man charged with drunk driving in Albuquerque
Emanuel Welch, 29, of Detroit, arrested in Albuquerque and charged with drunk driving. Under questioning he claimed to sometimes use the name Sebastian, and he could pronounce and spell it three times, according to officers.
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Albuquerque, N. M
Emanuel Welch
Detroit
Ian Blias
Sebastian
Kinjzenellengrilzinski Vork
Eisenhower attends World Series opener in Brooklyn
President Eisenhower and about half the Cabinet travel to New York for the World Series opener between the Dodgers and Yankees. He plans to toss the first ball at Ebbets Field, with a nonpolitical trip and no other candidates invited. The journey includes a White House outlined route and a jovial mood despite campaign jitters cited by Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson.
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Shepilov Arrives for Suez Debate at United Nations
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov arrives in New York for a Security Council session on the Suez Canal. He expresses confidence a reasonable solution can be reached through negotiations based on equality and fairness. Egypt's Mahmoud Fawzi will join the talks as an interested party.
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Shepilov
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Council
Suez
Department head fires Charlie for an important reason
A department head tells Charlie he is fired saying he would not wake him otherwise. The line underscores a sharp, abrupt termination moment in a workplace setting.
Fired health chief calls board fools and cowards
Dr. Deborah Coggins challenged Madison County commissioners during a virtual meeting accusing them of cowardice and foolhardiness after she was dismissed as Madison County health officer. The board voted to stand by prior minutes and cited a request to relieve her duties while details of a previously alleged lunch remain disputed. The confrontation ended with her departure and no official cause recorded. Concluded on page 8.
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Deborah Cogging
Madison County
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Tri- County
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State Board of Health
Deborah Coggins
Wilson T. Lowder
Brief Warm Spell To Move Into Syracuse Area
Weather summary notes a brief warm spell in the Syracuse area with a high near 73 and mostly fair skies today. Tonight’s low around 45 and by week’s end cooler conditions are forecast after a day near 65 degrees.
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Syracuse
Andy Keller
Bing Crosby Says Recording Demand Fades as Enthusiasm Wanes
London reports Bing Crosby complains of dwindling demand for his recordings noting fading drive and tempo. He explains age is not the cause but lack of style and mood, while saying he will still record occasionally. Daily Express columnist Cyril Stapleton counters Crosby’s modest view.
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Daily Express
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