Florida Drowning Storm Moves North Up Atlantic Coast
A powerful autumn storm battered Florida towns causing at least two drownings and sweeping north along the coast. Weather warnings extended from Atlantic City to Brunswick with winds 45 to 55 mph, heavy rain, and seas up to 40 feet offshore causing dangerous tides and rough conditions.
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Florida Warm Weather Extends Through Week
The weather forecast predicts a week of warm and clear conditions with temperatures about 3 to 5 degrees above normal. Expect hazy skies tonight and tomorrow, with a high near 73 and a low around 45. Saturday turns cooler, as temperatures rise again and scattered showers appear Sunday.
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Food Prices Rise Slightly in Week
New York wholesale food index edged up slightly this week to 6.01 dollars per pound, down 22 percent from a year ago. The index, covering typical wholesale costs for general foods, last week rose from a low not seen since April, reflecting minor weekly movement in the market.
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Dua & Bradsireet
Lima
Bosses Told to Cultivate Grapevine
New York w feed and water the office grapevine so executives at Indiana University professor Dr Keith Davis said the grapevine is here to stay. He urged using it rather than suppressing it noting 90 to 95 percent of grapevine information is accurate in normal business settings and that it can even relay correct information when the boss does not.
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Keith Davis
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Potsdam Man Dies In Grade Crossing Collision
James M Sullivan, 55, a funeral director in Potsdam for 40 years, died when his car stalled on a grade crossing and was struck by a freight train three miles north of town, state police said.
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Eisenhower Nixon Campaign Tour Brings Large Crowds to Minnesota and Seattle
President Eisenhower and running mate Nixon rallied in Minnesota and Seattle as they framed the election battle for nine Washington electoral votes. Nixon defended the administration’s record against accusations of antiwar stances and emphasized the GOP’s war policies, while Javits defended Nixon from anti-Semitism charges amid crowded venues and a high turnout.
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Eisenhower Campaign Tour Faces Mixed Minnesota Reception
The scene around Minneapolis and St Paul shows thinner crowds along the airport route but dense gathering at the state Olympic venue where President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower dined. Hagerty defended the campaign tone, criticizing Stevenson’s charges as shameless. Stevenson argued voters will decide in November on leaders and party, while NATO and European troop posture drew attention in Washington.
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Albany Gov proposes action on out of state traffic convictions
Gov Hirthman said he would seek 1957 legislative adoption of reciprocity with other states to suspend or revoke New York licenses for drivers convicted abroad. Under present law, New York licenses cannot be suspended for out of state convictions, though automatic revocation occurs for certain New York infractions.
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Geneva Probable Site for Suez Talks Emerges
Harriman told Governor Ribicoff of Connecticut he backed new talks confirming reciprocal convictions between states. Nasser aide discussed exploratory discussions with Britain and France and a possible Suez settlement to begin next week in Geneva or New York amid UN deliberations.
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Suez Talks Split Nations Over Canal Control and Watchdog
In Strasbourg the Far tien Affairs Controntee of the I Council of Europe urged sanctions against Egypt for canal violations and a watchdog body to oversee Suez traffic. Egypt objects to international control while Eden and Mollet press for a plan ensuring free passage, amid no Cairo response.
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Georgian Named U.S. Star Farmer Pattick Honored At FFA
Wesley I. Pattick of Quitman Georgia, 21, was named the star farmer of America at the Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City. A $1,000 check was awarded during a ceremony attended by most of the 10,600 delegates.
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Wagner Seeks Upstate Votes and A Haircut Tour
Democrat Robert B. Wagner campaigned in Oswego and Watertown after visiting Syracuse. He touted rising upstate enthusiasm and predicted victory in November while noting barber searches amid a news conference at Hotel Onondaga. He criticized Republican questions as political handouts from the State Committee.
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Bonn Army Falls Short of 96,000 Man Target
Bonn Germany The parliamentary leader of Chancellor Adenauer s party said the West German army will fall short of the 96 000 men promised to NATO by year end Lack of barracks and volunteers were named as reasons Adenauer told his party the new defense minister Franz Josef Strauss must report this at the next NATO meeting Theodor Blank was dismissed as defense minister to allow a full review of rearmament plans and their difficulties.
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Daming Love Case Lands Boy in Trouble in Burbank
Police say Vincent Louis Fassela, 4, entered the home of his girlfriend Arlene Sutter, 21, stole her purse and started three fires causing about 4500 dollars in damage. Fassela was booked on suspicion of burglary and arson.
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Ben-Gurion Wins Support for Retaliation Policy
In Jerusalem the Knesset backed Premier Ben-Gurion by 7 13 on his retaliation policy against Arab terrorism and on securing freedom of passage in the Suez Canal. He labeled Egyptian President Nasser Israel's top enemy but noted some improvement in prospects for freedom of navigation. The Navy outlined plans to draft reservists for action near Jordan and to deploy a guided missile cruiser, while the government awarded a contract to build a restacked vessel plant at Quincy for 18.8 million dollars. The speech capped three days of debate with opposition seeking tougher action, yet both sides agreed against full-scale war.
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Voters Speak On Two-Party South Salesman Robbed
The piece notes a robbery affecting a salesman and hints at political implications. It references Republicans and Mevenson’s drive regarding Wehomb tests, plus editorial features by Mat ami Childs in today’s edition.
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Jewelry salesman robbed on Wilshire Boulevard
A New York jewelry salesman testified to police that two gunmen robbed him of items valued at 75 000 dollars on the front walk of the Ambassador Hotel on busy Wilshire Boulevard. The suspect fled in an old green sedan after pushing him against a hedge.
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Page Slaver
Litwin
White House
LA Puente
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Alyon" Litwin
Stevenson Cara
Bridge i Radiocty
Richardson Dilworth
Andrea Blau
Democratic Party
William Green
I+Pa
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Richard Arredondo
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Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Watching Train Go By and the 1952 South Shift
Samuel Lubell analyzes postwar voting patterns, noting the South drifts toward third-party sentiment. He doubts Eisenhower repeats 1952 gains, especially in Florida and Virginia, as Southern loyalty weakens and Stevenson’s momentum stirs a potential party realignment.
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Today’s Chuckle Fishing as a Jock and a Cerk
A humorous line notes that many sensible people view fishing as a joke about work, likening it to a jock at one end of a fine working for a clerk at the other.
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