Adlai Opens New Attack On Ike in Syracuse Campaigns
A broadside from Adlai Stevenson slams Eisenhower as Gov Harriman targets Javits and “double talk” in Syracuse. Stevenson, speaking before crowds, launches fresh attacks on Ike aides, discusses draft policy, and travels toward California as he takes on undecided voters.
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Adlai
Ike
Taesman
Jacob K. Tavits
Ilis
Lexington
Adtal
Fene
Portland
Ore
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Continental Can Co
Cali
Assembly “Land Senate
Jfmon
Albany
Arms Blast Kills Four in California Battle
An explosion at a government owned ammunition plant near Raufoss, 65 miles north of Oslo, killed four and injured twenty. The facility, a key NATO supplier built with Marshall Plan aid, suffered a blast amid a war context with Eisenhower and Stevenson trading charges in the US campaign. In Moscow a university dormitory fire killed at least two students and injured many, suspected arson amid campus unrest and investigations ongoing.
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Gidevik
Norway
Yast
Eisenhower
Raufoss
Stevenson
Zope
Sisohd
Oslo
NATO
United States
Moscow
Wale
University of 7
Im Sarly
Dofmiton
Cao Smith
Gault Hall
Decker
Haven
Willis Sweet
Chrisman
Paul Johnson
Davenport
Wash
Upham Hal
John Knudson
Idaho Falls
Clair Schuldberg
Terreton
Idaho
Tom McDevitt
Pocatello
Studens
Smith
Willis James
Win- Sweet
Chrisman Hall
Gault
Russia Worried by Polish Moves and Medal Hero Story
At Parris Island a Marine wife describes her husband as a Medal of Honor recipient who faced a harsh chain of command and a court martial. She asserts the Marine Corps used his heroism for publicity while claiming the system punished the wrong people. The piece details the trial, the master sergeant’s punishment, and the wife’s defense of her husband’s actions and character.
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Parris Island
S.C
Medal of Honor
Marine
McLaughlin
Rome
Alfred Lee Mclatficer
Henry Checkley
Laughlin
Leeds
Ala
Thurst
Allenday
Mrs
Stevenson broadside targets Nixon and Humphrey in campaign surge
Stevenson released an advance text of a campaign talk criticizing Vice President Nixon and Secretary Humphrey and linking Eisenhower ally Benson to electoral politics. Campaign manager James E. Funnegan said undecided voters could tip the race as Stevenson pivots after a Michigan Ohio push, continuing to challenge the president’s slate.
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California
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Hagerty
Portland
Nixon
Treasury
Humphrey
Agriculture Benson
James E. Funnegan
Campagn
Manith
Michigan
Ohio
St Venson
Fisen
Weather outlook for Central New York
Sunny skies and warmer temperatures are predicted with a high near 68 tomorrow. Tonight will stay cool with temperatures around 60 today and dropping to near freezing. Rain moves in Sunday but mild overall. then five day temperatures stay roughly five to seven degrees above normal, with highs about 61 and lows around 40.
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Andy Keller
The
Mercury
New York
Cyprus Elevator Tragedy Claims Woman In Cyprus Search
A confusion of names and places reports a woman crushed to death during a hospital elevator incident in a Cyprus area. Sentries challenged a mover during a village search near Larnica district, and shots were fired as bystanders watched at General Hospital.
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Nicosla
Cynens Ma
Louisville
Gi — A Or. Trowdlis
Larnica
Iseataldwanan
Cyprus
Sn Cles
Deal
General Hospital
Witness recounts failed rescue in elevator incident
An unclear transcript describes a witness claiming to grab for Mary Ann Logan during a dramatic elevator event. The account notes attempts to save her as she appeared to slip away, with details about a right foot and a sudden ascent.
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Mary Ann Logan
Syfia Carter
The Voters Speak Adiai's Draft Stand Hasn't Helped Him
Samuel Lubci, a leading political analyst, presents a wide county by county study since the Civil War and offers an interviewing method that draws readers into readers' concerns.
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Adiai
Samuel Lubci
America
Stevenson Draft Talk Draws Mixed Voter Reactions
A Miami mother and several voters express mixed views on Adlai Stevenson and the draft. Some fear abolition would harm national security, while others oppose the draft as unfair to the poor. Younger voters voice sharper irritation, with concerns about service and wartime recalls. A Boston worker and a Brooklyn typographer appear among quoted opinions. (Continued on Page 6, Col 4)
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Adlai Stevenson
Miami
Erlagl
Stevenson
Scotland
City Life
Peaths
Brooklyn
N.Y
Crity
Eisenhower
Boston
Bomb Tests Can Save Lives Too Strauss Says
Atomic Energy Commission chief Strauss argues hydrogen bomb tests are essential for civilian defense data. He cites need for current information on blast, heat, and radiation effects to guide Civil Defense and maintain U S defenses against nuclear attack. He contrasts Soviet data sharing with Western testing.
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Strauss
Battour Creek
Mich
Toure Tint
Atomic Energy Commission
Adlai Stevenson
Ile
12 Month Draft Wins Bonn Vote
Bonn parliament backed 12 months compulsory military service with swift passage possible in the lower house. In New Jersey, David Hahn 19 Hasbrouck Heights was felled by a prank attempt with a Robin Hood bow and arrows, later released on bail. police suspect a fraternity initiation and charged him with disorderly conduct.
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Bonn
Germany
Bundesrat
New York
New Jersey
J Atlantic Alliance
Bundel
David Hahn
Hasbrouck Howghis, N.J
Broadway and
43Rd St
Hiwnter
Hahn
Today’s Chuckle About Parents and Their Missing Car
A light joke notes most parents track their teenage sons by location in the family car, but cannot always locate the car itself. The quip plays on modern parental vigilance and the humorous gap between monitoring a teen and the vehicle they occupy.
United Appeal Hits Record 182000 From GE Workers at Syracuse
United Giving reports a 182000 contribution from General Electric workers at Syracuse plants as part of the Community Chest Red Cross drive. Edward C. Mertzlufft notes 115 percent of quota with 1043.3 percent of needs met, urging continued effort to reach 2.6 million Red Feather Red Cross target for 38 100 area residents. Leland D. McCormac emphasizes ongoing mobilization by 10 000 volunteers to fund health welfare and recreation projects.
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General Bleemc Go
United Giving
Syracuse
Community Chest-Red Cross Campaign
United
Quondaga County
Geneul Electric
Edward C. Mertzlufft
Mertzlycht
TUE
Afl-Cio
Union of
Syracus Craftsmen Assn
Community Chest
Red Cross
Leland D. McCormac
Inrder
Bottle Gas Explosion in Illinois Kills Seven
INS reports a bottle gas explosion in Herrin Illinois destroyed five homes and killed seven people including Oscar Williams 48 Pred Kenney 62 and their spouses. Sixteen injured many burned with several in critical condition at Herrin Hospital and authorities say escaping gas ignition caused the blast.
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Tlerrin
Ill
INS
Mtoreiy
Oscar Williams
Pred Kenney
Elizabeth
Williams
Victor
Freddie
Charlotte Jarvis
Robert Lee Keller
Roy Cole
Rothers
Hall Accused of Taking Powder
Democratic House subcommittee members accuse GOP National Chairman Leonard Hall of taking a powder and pleading the fifth amendment for his failure to appear at a House investigation into alleged political influence in government contract awards. Hall said he would testify after the November 6 elections because of campaign duties.
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Washington
INS
GOP
Leonard Hall
House
Hal
Hel
Nis
Britain backs Jordan in UN push for sanctions on Israel
Britain declares strong support for Jordan and warns Israel as Jordan seeks UN Security Council action for economic and diplomatic sanctions over the October border clashes. Iran supports Jordan. Soviets urge urgent, effective measures to end Israel violations of the Palestine armistice.
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United Nations
INS
Britain
Jordan
Israel
U.N. Securty Council
Balish
Picran Dixon
Egypt
Suez Canal
Pixon
Mordecai R. Kid Jron
U.N
Ysrael
Iran
A. A. Sobolev
Security’ Council
Palestine
Freedom purged Titoists restored in Poland scene
In Warsaw the purge of Titoists and the return of Gomulka to power unfolds amid Soviet Communist influence. The Informant notes Khrushchev's Moscow talks and the central committee meeting as Warsaw signals shift toward de Stalinization. Mikoyan and other Soviet officials are linked to the day’s high tension and strategic moves in Poland.
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Warsaw
Poland
Nikita S. Whrusheley Alle
Wladishin Gomulka
Ong
Polish United Workers 4
Communist— Party
Khrushchev
Warsa Seyros
A. I' Mikoyan
Suh
Mos
Crash Grounds Air Force Jets In Minnesota
All Air Force jets in the Minneapolis St Paul area were grounded today after a sixth crash in five months. One man was killed and another critically injured as Col David Gould of the 475th fighter group at Wold Chamberlain Airport ordered the grounding pending a full maintenance check.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis-St. Paul
David Gould
Wold-Chamberlain
Nameless Flood Threatens Taj Mahal Visitors
Floodwaters isolate Agra roads and surround the Taj Mahal as government officials warn of danger. Thousands of visitors and locals face evacuation while authorities deploy police and relief crews to manage the migrant and homeless populations amid rising waters and debris.
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Joe
India
New Delhi
Agta
Tomyat
Sharhart
Dallas
Tex
Joe D
Harpole
U.S
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Hell On Earth
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