Eisenhower Calls Bulganin On Interference In Campaign
President Eisenhower bluntly rejects Soviet meddling in U S politics over H bomb testing. He cites Bulganin endorsing U S figures and notes the note arrived amid a presidential race. A White House paper by Strauss Wilson and Dulles is planned to outline the stand on further tests.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Pracindant
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Nikolai Bulganin
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Bulgaria
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Defense
Charles E. Wilson
John Foster Dulles
Bulganin
Dulles
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Soviet Union
Gomulka Takes Lead as Poland Shifts from Moscow Ties
In Warsaw a Politburo shakeup installed Wladyslaw Gomulka as first secretary, signaling an independent course for Poland and moves to oust Stalinists like Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky. The shift follows three days of Central Committee meetings amid Soviet pressure. Warsaw stayed quiet as the leadership redefined policy away from Moscow while Hungary faced unrest and potential reforms.
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Communist Party
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Gomulka
Konstantin Rokossovsky
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Jomulka
Recovering Jailed Titoist Marks Shifting Political Scene
Fragmentary OCR describes a jailed Titoist figure from 1931 who resisted full Soviet alignment while in France. It notes recovering, a long indoor confinement, and eventual symbolic role in a national communist movement. It mentions British Prime Minister and a villa stay, plus speculation on sweeping political changes.
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Nice
France
Winslow
Emery Reeves
Gomuika
Democrats Stage 21 State Campaign Push for Adlai
Adlai E Stevenson opened a major city campaign drive with stops in Madison Square Garden and planned speeches in Springfield and San Francisco. He targets 21 states and 105 electoral votes, aiming to broaden Democratic strength in key urban and upstate areas while criticizing the Eisenhower administration and Soviet policy.
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Cleveland
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Philadelphia
Ile
Bilganin
Rain fails to dent Southwest drought stubborn
Southwest rainfall offered scattered relief but did not end a decade long drought. Dallas saw first rain in a while as Oklahoma and Kansas saw some moisture, yet subsoil dryness remained severe. Experts warn that only frequent heavy rains can restore soil moisture and ease the drought across the region.
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Texas
John White
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arizona
Walter Reuther's Role Highlighted In Childs Column
In this campaign section, Mar anis Childs surveys labor leader Walter Reuther's influence and strategy as the race unfolds. The column analyzes his impact on mobilizing labor support, shaping voter sentiment, and steering union backing amid political pressures.
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Maranis Childs
Rial
Voters Speak on Keystone State Edge for Eisenhower
Samuel Lubell analyzes Pennsylvania voting patterns across counties showing Eisenhower losing support among farmers and workers while some return to the Democrats due to cabinet money and tax concerns. The piece notes Stevenson’s prospects hinge on Pennsylvania’s unique race dynamics. Concluded on page 23.
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Woodland
Pro-Egypt Jordan election surge boosts Arab unity aims
In Amman the pro-Egyptian National Socialist Party led gains as 35 of 40 seats reported. Independents won 12, NS 10, National Bloc 3, Baath 2, Muslim Brotherhood 2, Liberation 2, Palestine Bloc 2, Constitutional 2, plus 11 anti-Western figures elected. Egypt hailed the vote as a milestone toward a united Arab front and independence from imperialism.
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Moslem Brotherhood
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Arab Front
Weather forecast hints at showers this week
The U S Weather Bureau notes a high pressure area easing from the region and a weak low moving along the eastern seaboard. Cloudy skies are likely with rain late tonight and temperatures rising only modestly. The five day outlook calls for above normal highs around 68 and possible precipitation by Friday or Saturday.
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U.S
Seaboard
Dulles Sees Chance of Aid If Poland Goes Independent
Secretary of State Dulles on national TV with President Eisenhower signaled a reappraisal of U.S. policy toward Communist Poland. He argued any challenge to Soviet power that helps break up Moscow’s structure could serve U.S. interests, comparing Poland’s revolt to Yugoslavia’s stance in 1943 and noting potential American economic support if the new Polish leadership survives.
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France
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White House
Three arraigned in drunken driving cases in traffic court
Arthur J. O Grady, 51, pleaded not guilty to drunken driving and driving without a license as Patrolman Giacobbe said his car struck a parked auto near Elmwood Park. Judge Preston set bail at 1500 and parole on the second count. Two others will be arraigned later today on related charges. Marlin J. Scott, 34, pleaded guilty to a reduced dangerous driving charge, fined 50 and license held until December.
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O'Grady
Tallman St
Truman H. Preston
Joseph Giacobbe
Cyril Ch Dicks
Elmwood Ave
Westld
Elmwood Park
Marlin J. Scott
Gordon Ave
Preston
Scott
SEATO Warships Visit Manila Sets Bay Record
Nineteen SEATO warships from Southeast Asia Treaty Organization nations arrived for a four day visit after completing air and naval exercises in the South China Sea. It marked the largest group of warships to enter Manila Bay since World War II.
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Manila
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Toay
South China Sea
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Today’s Chuckle About Letters and Alphabet TV
A light humor item jokes that modern children begin school with a head start because they already know no letters at the alphabet TV. The gag contrasts traditional letter learning with a playful reference to television.
Tribuna Ludu Rebukes Eisenhower on Poland Policy
The Polish Communist Tribuna Ludu accuses President Eisenhower of meddling in Poland and rebuffs sympathy for Polish hopes of liberty. It backs U S aid with no political strings while Moscow broadcasts independence rhetoric and Stalinist governance critique.
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Tribuna Ludu
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Poland
U. S
Warsaw
Owen
Carrier Stuck Eight Harrowing Days in a Bath Room
Mrs Emhardt aged 82 was trapped in a bathroom by a locked door and water pipes in Darien Connecticut, surviving eight days with no food. Neighbors and police alerted by a cousin, the door was broken in on Oct 20. She endured weakness yet remained hopeful as rescuers freed her.
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