Reds Propose Talks In Korea and Cairo Trials
In Cairo the revolutionary tribunal sentenced three ex-officials for spreading false rumors against President Neguib’s regime. Ahmed Nassif received life with hard labor, Zaky Zahran 15 years, Mustafa Shahin 10 years. In Ohio the Sheriffs' Association urged scrapping the three year license rule, citing about 50,000 expired permits.
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Ahmed Nassif
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Zaky Zahran
Social Affairs Ministry
Mustafa Shahin
Columbus
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Ohio
Suspect Fugitive Takes Car Tied to Turnpike Case
Cleveland reports a salesman says a swindler who fled with a new car Friday night may be John Wesley Wable, 23, the turnpike killer suspect. The man test drove a 1951 car from Ralph Stewart Buick and never returned. the vehicle was reported stolen from Stagg Motors and bore a dealer plate.
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World Federation of Trade Unions holds third congress in Vienna
More than 300 delegates from 40 countries gathered in Vienna for the Third World Congress of the Communist led World Federation of Trade Unions. It is the first WFTU congress held here since Paris expelled the organization in 1951.
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Nixons Headed to New Zealand on World Tour
Vice-President Richard Nixon and wife prepared for the second leg of their round the world good will tour. They planned a morning visit to Maui to attend a county fair, then would fly to New Zealand aboard their Constellation, departing Honolulu at 6 p.m. eastern.
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Marines Guard Prison Camps in Korea Amid Liberation Threat
U S Marines man artillery and tanks at the south entrance of war prisoner stockades near Panmunjom to stop a possible South Korean bid to free 22 500 anti red captives. The UN command prepares temporary explains sites for Communist indoctrination as talks delay over permanent structures.
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South Korea
Wilfrid Burchett
UNC
Weather Today Northeastern Ohio Forecast
Partly cloudy this afternoon with unchanged high around 72. Tonight clear and cool near 41. Sunday fair and mild with light and variable winds over Lake Erie through forenoon. Friday temperature range 33 to 69 with no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Humidity 65 percent at 8 a.m. and 64 percent at 3 p.m. Sunrise 6 37 a.m. Saturday sunset 6 01 p.m. Moonrise 9 10 a.m. Saturday Moonset 6 41 p.m. Saturday.
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Deputies Get Monthly Pay Increases In County
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan announced that seventeen deputies will receive straight 15 monthly raises effective October 1. The base pay for experienced deputies rises to 370 per month.
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Two Men Injured When Motorcycle Hits Panel Truck
Two motorcyclists Gerald Leatherberry and Lehr Bean, both injured, had fractures of the right legs after their cycle collided with a panel truck turning into a driveway on Washington Terrace. Both were taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with condition reported as good. A separate事故 left Marguerite Daily bruised and an automobile driver Will A. Noel facing court for failure to yield to a pedestrian.
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Lehr Bean
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Washington Terrace
Leon P. Smith
Brandt- Son Avenue
Leatherberry
Marguerite
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Lodi Street
Will A. Noel
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Wellington
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Annie Marty
Grafton
California
Clyde Shaw
Wellingt
Miss Marty
Hall's Letter To Attorney Deepens Kidnap Murder Mystery
A Hall letter to an attorney fuels confusion in the kidnap and murder case of a missing boy. Authorities investigate mailboxes stolen in a Halloween prank near Medina County, while a Chicago aunt voices support for Bonnie Heady. The attorney is reportedly out of town, and an FBI nationwide alert is unresolved due to inconsistencies in Hall's story.
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Medina County
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Tito proposes Trieste plan with autonomous zones split between Yugoslavia and Italy
Belgrade reports Yugoslav troops reinforcing Zone B around Trieste while Tito offers a compromise: administer Zone B and the Slovene Hinterland under Yugoslav control for 10 years, with Trieste city under Italian administration. He rejects the Anglo American decision and warns that Italian entrance would be aggression. Western troops await orders to prevent violence.
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Yugoslavia
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Trieste
Leskovac
Serbia
Italy
Zone A
Zone B
United States
Churchill calls for big four talks to avert third world war
Prime Minister Winston Churchill told a Conservative meeting in Margate that with help from the United States he would pursue a conference of the four great powers to build a secure foundation for world peace. He said he plans to stay in office, reject early elections, and deploy forces to British Guiana if needed to prevent a Communist coup, urging informal talks among Big Four leaders to reduce the crisis level.
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Europe
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U S Ends East German Food Aid in Cold War Feat
The United States halted its East German food aid program after distributing over 5.5 million Eis enhower packages to about a third of East Germans since July. The seven pound parcels cost roughly 7 million dollars and drew Western praise for undermining Communist claims of abundance. An American spokesman noted future food and clothing aid may resume.
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United States
East Germany
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Kremlin
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Highway flares ignite deadly crash near Cleveland
Police investigate a two car crash in Cleveland that killed a radio TV personality identified as 22-T. Roberts about 55. Investigators say live highway flares and exploding cartridges contributed to the accident as four other cars were damaged. The victim formerly worked on WTAM and WXEL, appearing in The Ohio Story and Prescription for Living.
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Russell Payne
Michael Firment
Newdead
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Ohio
WXEL
Vermilion Mother and Daughter Injured By Bus Stop Crash
Mrs. Kenneth Mehnert and her daughter Nancy of 755 Exchange Street were treated for shock and bruises after a Highway 6 collision in front of Ruggles Beach. The Vermilion school teacher and a Vermilion High School Band majorette were in line behind a bus when a rear collision with a truck pushed their car into the vehicle ahead, preventing Nancy from performing at the game.
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Ruggles
Spark From Train Sets Fire in Field at 940 Cleveland Street
Sparks from a passing locomotive set a field at 940 Cleveland Street afire yesterday afternoon. Four city blocks owned by Lloyd Lumber Company burned. firemen used brooms and portable extinguishers to control it. No buildings were damaged.
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Sudden Offer Is Revealed On Korean Conference Site
The United Nations and United States consider a Panmunjom meeting as China and North Korea propose a round table conference for Korea's future. Sweden would handle replies, and a October deadline looms amid fears the truce system could collapse. UN sources weigh the proposal as a starting point while tensions over repatriated prisoners and Rhee’s Moderation warning rise. Continued on Page 26.
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Jersey Turnpike Fog Causes 17 Injuries in Pileup
In Elizabeth New Jersey seven teen injured in a 15 vehicle crash on the New Jersey Turnpike as dense fog and smoke from refuse dumps blanketed the highway. A 50 mile stretch was closed from midnight to 8 30 am. Police attributed the chain reaction collision to poor visibility. Three serious injuries reported at Saint Elizabeth Hospital. others treated for cuts and sprains at Elizabeth and Newark hospitals. Notable injured include James Redding Georgetown Md Sal Carpadona Brooklyn N Y and Jane Borras West Philadelphia Pa.
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New Jersey Turnpike
Saint Elizabeth Hospital
Newark
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Georgetown
Sal Carpadona
Brooklyn
Jane Borras
West Philadelphia
Lost item search tips by Chronicle Telegram ad service
A guide promotes using inexpensive lost ads in the Chronicle Telegram classifieds to quickly locate missing items. Readers are advised to call 4751 for help from an ad writer and to place a want ad whenever a possession is missing for better chances of recovery.
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