Dulles Says Reds Reluctant to Discuss World Tensions
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned there is cause to fear Communist leaders are unwilling to discuss world tensions. He spoke at a news conference amid Panmunjom talks involving Dean and North Korea and Communist China about a Korean political conference. He noted possible discord between Chinese Communists and Soviets and cautioned against predicting outcomes while praising Dean's handling of his mission.
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John Foster Dulles
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Spain
Air Force
Harold Etalbott
Madrid
Bicyclist 83 Killed In Mansfield Crash
An 83 year old cyclist Alva Barker of Mansfield was killed when he pedaled his bike into a moving car in Mansfield Monday.
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McDonald And Fairless To Tour U.S. Steel Plants
CIO United Steelworkers head David J. McDonald and US Steel president Benjamin F. Fairless announced a joint plant tour starting November 17 visiting Cleveland Lorain district plants and November 24 Pittsburgh area mills. The tour aims to improve management union understanding and follows a historic 1952 agreement between Fairless and the late Philip Murray.
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Benjamin F. Fairless
Cleveland-Lorain
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Fairless
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Mystery shots in Panmunjom amid Diwali festival signaling no new disorder
In Panmunjom the truce zone saw distant rifle shots and flares during Diwali celebrations. An Indian spokesman claimed no disturbance occurred though some POWs, including non repatriates, showed defiance. Allied counts put recent repatriations at 19 of 483 and 464 refused.
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Boxscore
Probe Ship Fire At Boston Dock Leaves Seven Dead
Boston dispatch reports a major blaze aboard the Norwegian freighter Black Falcon killed seven longshoremen and injured 28 at the city’s dock. A four‑way probe by Army Navy Coast Guard and Boston fire officials is underway to determine if sabotage or accident triggered the explosion. An official hearing is planned for 2 PM to review the incident and assess damage estimated at 35000 dollars.
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Senator Urges Boost In Front Line Fire Power
Senator Stennis advocates stronger U S defenses and expanded front line fire power citing Europe and North Africa bases, warns of Russia’s potential atomic threat, and says air power should be central while not withdrawing European ground forces. Also reports a Fredericktown fatal motorcycle crash and local traffic study notes.
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Europe
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy and windy and cooler today. Fair and cooler tonight and Tuesday forenoon. High today 64, low 43. Temperature range Monday 44. Precipitation none in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Monday. Sunrise 7:04 a.m., sunset 5:28 p.m. Moonrise 3:58 a.m. Tuesday, moonset 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. Five Day Weather by United Press: temperatures Wednesday through Sunday will average well above normal.
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Ohio
United Pri
Amherst and Oberlin listings on a busy local page
A compact town page highlights events in Amherst and Oberlin with calendars, society notes, theatre, and farm market notes. It lists sections for business, hospitals, and sports across page numbers, guiding readers to local happenings.
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Amherst
Elyria
Oberlin
Society
Ecuarvem
Wellington Ie
Election results available tonight from Elyria Chronicle Telegram
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram will update election totals tonight as precincts report in. City officials say results on municipal offices and the two mill operating levy renewal will be posted from six p.m. onward. For more information call the dial phone at 781.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Ehow
Ohio State Will Not Seek TV Televise of Michigan State Game
Ohio State will not ask the NC A A Television Committee for permission to televise the sell out game with Michigan State in Columbus on Saturday. Athletic Director Richard C. Larkins says televising could hurt attendance at eight smaller Ohio college games and notes the Big Ten game of the week Northwestern versus Wisconsin will be televised. Spokesmen say the 83,000 attendance is expected and the game will receive robust radio coverage on NBC CBS and Mutual.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Richard C. Larkins
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Ohio College
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Wisconsin
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CBS
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Hope For Early British Iranian Settlement
U S officials voiced guarded optimism that Britain and Iran will settle their long running oil dispute. Herbert Hoover Jr. and other State Department leaders assessed the Shah Reza Pahlavi government as pro Western after meetings with Premier Fazollah Zahedi and Foreign Minister Abdullah Entezam.
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Great Britain
Iran
Herbert Hoover Jr
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Shah Reza “Ahlevi
Fazollah Zahedi
Adullah Entezam
Delay in presenting U S charges to UN lingers amid union tax probe
Rep Marc E Hoffman probes AFL Teamsters on labor racketeering by examining confidential IRS returns under a 1953 executive order. The inquiry faces resistance from colleagues and was halted as the U N General Assembly prepares for King Paul visit and hearings in Detroit.
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Marc E. Hoffman
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POW To Address Norwalk District Church Conferees
The Rev. A. Kristian Jensen, a Methodist missionary and three year prisoner of war in North Korea, will speak at the Norwalk district conference at the First Methodist church. He survived the death march and recounts life in the camps while outlining the philosophy that kept him alive. The conference gathers about 50 churches, runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with Jensen scheduled to speak at 2 p.m. The event is open to the public.
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Voter turnout seen high as polls stay open to 6 30 PM Elyria
Weather boosts expected off year turnout with 7 000 plus votes likely by noon at 37 precincts. Voting began 6 30 AM and will close 6 30 PM as two voting machines placed in 44 precincts to ease congestion. Local results due shortly after closing with county totals to follow.
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Bolls
Albert McWilliam
McWilliam
Oberlin
la Grange
Avon Lake
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Elyria City
Lorain City
Lorain
Change, Cigarettes Taken From Store Here
The Yucha Market at 525 Clark street reported a morning theft after a stone was thrown through the front window to gain entry. About $9.90 was taken from the cash register and drawer, along with a few pennies and several cigarette packs.
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Yucha
Cleanup Crews Tackle Fourth Fifth Streets
The city street department advances southward posting no parking signs on Fourth and Fifth streets from East to West avenues to allow early morning clean up. Safety Service Director indicates two more streets will be restricted tonight for work.
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Safety Service
Fourth
East Avenue
West Avenue
Demands of Rail Unions Discussed
CHICAGO UP Representatives of the nation s railroads and 15 non operating unions meet today to discuss demands for sweeping health and welfare benefits. The carriers conference committee calls the requests unprecedented and costly for lines. Unions seek life insurance equal to one year s pay medical costs for employees and families free longer vacations more holidays triple holiday pay extra for Sunday work and broad pass privileges. Wages to be presented later.
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Chicago
Carriers Conferences Committee
Honeymooners Injured in Route 30N Accident
A New Jersey honeymoon couple were taken to an Upper Sandusky hospital after their car left Route 30 N near the city limits. The bride Mrs. Mitchell K Sieniawski of Ridgefield Park New Jersey was driving.
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New Jersey
Yound
Chicago
Sandusky Hospital
Mitchell K. Sieniawski
Ridgefield Park
N. J
Dover Polio Victim John S Stein Dies at Fourteen
A Dover High School student, 14 year old John S Stein, died after contracting polio. The death marks the county’s first polio fatality of the year and follows a period of grief in the community.
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D. Ins
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John S. Stein
Tuscara
Too Big for His Britches in Classifieds Appeal
A Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad tells how a mother sold outgrown clothes for her twelve year old and used the funds to buy a larger wardrobe. The ad promotes classified advertising as a best shopping guide with a local Want Ads number.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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