Du Pont GM stock case yields flexible court decree
Judge La Buy retains jurisdiction on antitrust settlement over Du Pont and GM stock. Du Pont president Greenewalt says decree avoids forced distribution but keeps door open for future actions if pending tax legislation changes the landscape. Government plan would have distributed GM stock to Du Pont holders over years, with taxable proceeds and potential market impact.
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Typhoons, hunger threaten Japan after Vera strike
Tokyo reports more than 25 000 typhoon survivors cling to rooftops in flood zones. Rescue teams from U S and Japanese services operate around the clock. Death toll feared higher as disease and hunger spread amid evacuation and black market pressures.
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Arthur Custance
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Stassen Opts Out of Presidential Nomination Fight
AP report states Harold Stassen, failed in three GOP bids for the presidential nomination, will stay out of the race next year and avoid any contest for the party’s nomination. The brief notes Stassen’s decision amid ongoing Republican discussions.
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Harold Stassen
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Industrialist's Trial Recessed Amid Nomination Fight
AP report describes a recessed trial phase as prosecutors rest and White defense frames the case as self defense after Alfred Dugan was killed in a country road confrontation near Chester. The page mentions Gov. Nelson AR White, Vice President Richant der talki, Malcom M Ninch, and mayoral hopes next to the Miller and Dugan names amid space age references and a New York context.
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Ex Dean Claims K visit Blackmail and Leopold Suit
Clarence Manion denounces Khrushchev visit as blackmail and vows the people were not consulted about concessions to Communists as Leopold sues over a book and film. Elmer Gertz represents the suit, naming 57 defendants. Nathan Leopold seeks 1.403 million damages over alleged privacy invasion by Compulsion.
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Bobby Franks
Famous American stamp honors Dr Ephraim McDowell at first day sale
A four cent Famous American postage stamp honors Dr Ephraim McDowell. It will be placed on first day sale at Danville Kentucky on December 20 to mark the 150th anniversary of his surgical operation.
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Americans toil in rugged East Pakistan construction town
In East Pakistan, a remote construction site houses about 200 Americans and local families. Workers live in brick homes with pools and courts while locals study, shop, and attend school. Some engineers earn $300 monthly. residents note cheap liquor, cigarettes, and a bustling social life amid taxes and climate.
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Campaign snorer interrupted by bulldog at Tavistock speech
Sir Henry Studholme Conservative Party candidate faced an awkward halt when a loud snorer disrupted a campaign speech in Tavistock England. An embarrassed supporter left the platform to confront the noise and discovered a bulldog asleep in the back of the room. Education Week events noted in Albany. Governor Rockefeller proclaimed Patriotic Education Week in New York from October 19 to 25 to stress youth preparation amid Cold War concerns. In Dallas, SMU professor Dr Rob Freedemert Curl’s hospital trip for minor surgery turned into a vacation with fringe benefits, prompting a claim against the dental insurer over a mis-set deductible of 198.28 dollars.
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300 Dogs Howl Down Coyote Moon at Houston Dog Event
In Houston, Bobo the dog causes a stir during a city observance when 300 guests and police consider the dog pound’s refusal to admit the animal. Brown and family face concerns as Bobo growls near Carolyn while she pets it during mealtime. Humane officers and SMU field study members weigh in on the gathering and the event's impact on the community.
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Hoss Thief Taps Albany Museum Exhibit
A miscreant stole a miniature model of Eoluppus the dawn horse from Paleontology Hall in the Albany State Education Building. The 3 inch Fonippus figure, part of a six model evolution series, was on a seven inch pedestal in a glass case. The museum lab technician reported the case unlocked briefly during work.
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British Vote Hinges on Undecided Voters
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell race to win about six million undecided voters five days before the October 8 general election. Conservative concerns grow over public polls as each side appeals to wavering Britons, with Labor pushing promised pensions and tax changes to gain support.
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Atomic Lenin Tests Successful
Tass reports first tests of the atomic icebreaker Lenin in the Baltic Sea were smooth. The ship’s reactors are stated completely safe and the Lenin is turbo electronically propelled, able to traverse an 88 inch ice pack and sail globally without port calls.
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Douglas Eyes Transplant Planned After Actor's Death
HOLLYWOOD UP I Paul Douglas eyes transplanted to an unnamed blind recipient within 50 hours of the actor's death on September 11. The Estelle Doheny Eye Foundation said Douglas willed his eyes to the foundation and that its policy prohibits releasing the recipient's name.
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U.S. Moves to Deport Felon James Dufty
Philadelphia AP report says James Francis Dufty, 31, on FBI most wanted list, faces deportation after arrest. Dufty is serving 252 to 4 years for robbing the Drexelbrook Inn of 3200 dollars. IS said he was born in England in 1910 and never became a citizen.
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Detroit Jewel Thieves Captured After Four Day Chase
Three suspects identified as John Mazzeo William Berkowitz and Abraham Katz were tracked for four days after a theft involving $30 000 worth of diamonds pearls and watches. Det Sgt James Bandon and FBI agents tailed a car carrying the trio to a Detroit suburb where police stopped them and recovered the loot.
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Sputnik Hi Horns Into Eclipse Act
The Soviet satellite Sputnik 11 arcs toward the sun as a total eclipse unfolds. Amid the spectacle, experts monitor the craft’s flight path and its impact on tracking and communications during the rare celestial alignment.
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Air Base Cancellation Leaves $15 Million Desert in Wisconsin
In Kenosha and Racine counties the Air Force halted the Strategic Air Command base project disrupting a 15 million dollar expenditure and 43 million dollars in remaining contracts. Local officials decry ruined farmland and economic impact as the project ends early.
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U S Loses 800000 Taxpayers
Washington AP Anele Sant reports the Internal Revenue Service estimates income tax returns this year fell by about 800000 from the 1958 peak of 6 million. Officials blame recession and partial-year worker declines, noting tax collections rose over two billion dollars despite the drop as many vanished taxpayers had little income.
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New Polio Cases Rise to 299 This Year
Albany reports 23 new polio cases in the week ending Thursday, boosting the year’s total to 299 across 57 counties outside New York City. Of the 23 cases, 17 are paralytic, with four in Westchester and two in each of Chemung Clinton and Livingston counties. Madison Oneida Lewis and Chautauqua each report one paralytic case. no nonparalytic cases in Clinton. The prior year’s total was 129 and the pre vaccine era annual average was 1.185.
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LeMay Says National Guard Not Eligible for Mobilization
Air Force Gen. Curtis LeMay warned at a Reserve forces seminar in the Pentagon that the National Guard is not ready for rapid mobilization and that weekend soldiers would not suffice in a sudden war. He cited the two different systems governing the Guard and Reserves as inefficient, noting his remarks may spark a response at the National Guard Association meeting in San Antonio.
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Japan to repay portion of postwar U.S. aid
The United States and Japan reached a plan for Japan to repay roughly one third of the more than 1.7 million dollars in postwar U.S. aid, with an early settlement expected. Finance Minister Eisaku Sato and Treasury Secretary Robbins described the repayment as a secondary objective after reaching agreement on the overall settlement.
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Former Lion Pet Falls to Hunter in Gallup
Stan McKee of Gallup spotted a 400 pound mountain lion north of town amid sandstone bluffs. He fired three times, bringing down the animal. The lion had been owned since kittenhood by G. I. Graham of Gallup, who released it after it grew too large and ate too much.
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Tomorrow Dawn Linkletter Entertains Military Union News
A romance from Santa Monica unfolds as Imne Linkletter, daughter of TV star Art Linkletter, plans a future with Air Force 2nd Lt. Andrew Ewoyer. The pair met in a college cafeteria and anticipate dawn dates and public attention.
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Queen Elizabeth Sends Birthday Telegram to 100-Year-Old Mary Scarthorne
In Altrincham England a telegram of congratulations from Queen Elizabeth arrived yesterday for Mrs Mary Scarthorne on her 100th birthday. A post messenger who visited her home found the door unanswered and discovered Mrs Scarthorne dead inside.
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Tannah Moves Far Out to Sea
A hurricane named Tannah was reported 180 miles north of Bermuda heading east across the Atlantic. The U S Weather Bureau warned ships to exercise extreme caution as gale winds of up to 125 miles per hour were expected near the center, with waves spreading up to 700 miles. The storm is forecast to continue moving east for 24 hours with sustained intensity.
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Cuban Chiefs Find Potent Aid in TV
Cuban officials have embraced television as a powerful political tool. Fidel Castro and colleagues use studio appearances to shape public opinion, with July broadcasts featuring attacks on Castro’s chosen president Marmel Urrutia. In September, Guevara and Enrique Oltuski spoke long on state aims while Castro used questions to steer discourse, signaling a broader plan for a worldwide radio network and intensified government messaging on the economy.
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Nagging Wife May Lead to Coronary Disease
Hollywood AP reports a wart specialist Dr. Frank G Nolan cited a patient whose heart tests spiked when his wife entered the room. He speculated nagging could be blamed for heart disease in men, noting higher male mortality from coronary disease.
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Olykarpov Plans Yearlong Trek Across Europe to Moscow
Radin Moscow reports 60 year old Alexei Olykarpov set to walk a 4500 mile route from Qmak to Moscow in an estimated year long journey. Johnson Jr., 32, convicted of robbery despite jurors hearing he awaited trial at city hall when the hold up occurred. Jury found he left the courtroom, then returned an hour later.
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