Ohio Campaigns Heat Up In Cleveland Area
Ohio campaign events accelerate as Gov. O'Neill and challenger Michael DiSalle visit Cleveland. Bricker and Saltonstall weigh in on right to work while Bricker pledges a balanced budget and warns against Reuther influence. DiSalle plans a full day of campaigning. O'Neill hosts a Lakewood family night rally.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Cleveland
AD Cael Lyle
O'Neill
Lakewood
DiSalle
Len Lowell Fess
Rhetim Spnnes
Columbus
Everett Saltonstall
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John W. Bricker
Ohio
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Libana
O'Neil
O Neill
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Bulding
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Frankln
Dayton
Saltonstall
Ohio State University
Massachusetts
Bricker
Seventh Congressional District
Urbana
Congress
Reuther
Walter Reuther
Michigan
Ike Flies West For Speeches Amid Campaign Push
President cabinet members urge Republicans to win control in November and shift votes from Democrats. Labor Secretary James P Mitchell vows labor reform next January if Republicans gain Congress, criticizing Democrats for opposing compromises.
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Muskegon Mach
James P Mitchell
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New Jets Unveiled at Nellis Air Force Base Display
Gen C P Weyland announced the FIMC fighter can carry a full offensive load and in-flight refuel. The aircraft, faster than the F14, is shown at Nellis with a demonstration of ground target strikes using a guided missile. Weyland notes the jet can carry nuclear or conventional bombs internally.
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C. P. Weyland
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Sevdently
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DB. J. Haughton
Us& Navy
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Amish Farmers' Horses Sold For Tax Claims
Ten horses owned by Amish farmers in Holmes Wayne Tuscarawas and Stark counties were auctioned by Internal Revenue Service officials to satisfy overdue self-employment and social security taxes dating back to 1953. The 27 horses and one cow seized Oct 9 were not redeemed and 17 more animals are set for sale Oct 24. Farmers cited religious objections to paying taxes.
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Wayne
Tuscarawas
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Eaton
Raid Leader Slain as Garfield’s Son Dies in Nicaragua
In Nicaragua Abram Ramon Randales, described as a raid leader and son of a noted refugee raider linked to President James A Garfield era events, was reported killed. The report notes Randales had crossed the border into northwestern Nicara gua and was connected to a leading architect figure, with the fate tied to the president’s seven children.
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Nicaragua
UPI
Cleveland
Four Antarctic Crash Survivors Rescued After Air Transport Crash
Four of seven crash survivors from a four engine troop transport were rescued on the Antarctic icecap and flown to the Hallett station. Rimman Bailes of Belton South Carolina was seriously injured. Capt James Quattlebaum of Columbia was in fair condition. two others had minor injuries. The crash was part of Operation Deep Freeze during the IGY program. None of the rescued were from Ohio.
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Belton
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James T. Quattlebaum
Columbia
Donaldson Air Force Base
Ohio
O'Neill Urges Action at Sandusky Home
Gov. William O'Neill called for disciplinary action against some Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home officials in Sandusky after urging action at the facility. The move followed scrutiny of governance at the home and related oversight.
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Columbus
UPI
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Methodist Family Life Meet Opens
CHICAGO UP I reports about the three day National Methodist Conference on family life opening with 3,000 delegates. discussions cover faith freedom and family issues including juvenile delinquency, interfaith marriage, and parental guidance. Bishop Hazen G Werner presides and the James I Detwellers of Burbank California are named as Methodist family of the year. Music from DePauw Ohio Wesleyan and Nebraska Wesleyan colleges. He warns parents to avoid possessiveness and notes juvenile delinquency stems from a stressed era. ONeill declines to name disciplinary targets and orders trustees to meet next Tuesday.
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UPI
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Hazen G. Werner
Columbus
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Methodist
James I
Final Rites For Pius XII Near Close
Rome reports the final three ultra solemn Masses of Pope Pius XII with Cardinal Mimmi presiding and James Francis Cardinal McIntyre assisting as Rome prepares for the end of the funeral rites. Separately a Sandusky home investigation probes veterans’ fund-raising for a national meeting, with trustees calling for censure of the adjutant and the governor reviewing a report claiming possible disciplinary action.
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John W. Parker
Covention
Parker
Canadian Couple Halted On Ohio River Raft Trip
Muriel Caron and Andrew Caron of Welland Ontario planned a sightseeing raft trip down the Ohio River. Authorities stopped them calling the voyage too dangerous. They said they came by bus toward a vacation not a honeymoon with minimal gear and no life preservers.
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Cincinnati
Ontario
Muriel Caron
Andrew
Welland
Ont
Ous
Caron
Balloons Miss Macy's Parade For Space Race Shortage
New York officials announced that Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will omit the giant gas filled balloons this year due to a helium shortage. Helium is prioritized for missile and nuclear weapons programs, prompting the cancellation of the iconic floats.
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New York
UPI
Global Ceremonies Open as Dulles Leads Delegation
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles flies from Washington to head a U S delegation to the final mass of the novendiali on Sunday as high officials from Christian nations gather. In Moscow the Soviet paper Tzvestia says Dulles and European foreign ministers may influence the new pope’s election. Vatican sources note 55 cardinals are to attend the conclave opening Oct 25 at the Sistine Chapel. Mindszenty and Cardinal Stepinac are not expected to attend.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Moscow
Sovet
Tzvestia
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Sistine Chapel
Stefan Cardinal
Mindszenty
Aroxysius
Stepinac
Capital Airlines Grounds Planes After Strike
Capital Airlines suspended operations after its mechanics struck, grounding most flights for 24 hours. At peak, 38 planes were in the air as the deadline for takeoffs passed. Flight 83 to New Orleans was expected to be the last arrival. Pilots will move planes to storage spots.
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UPI
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New Orleans
Stove That Tells Of Papal Vote Can't Be Found
Vatican officials race to locate the iron stove used to signal a new pope by white smoke. The device last used 19 years ago for Pope Pris VII’s election and is missing amid searches of Vatican stores. If not found by the conclave opening, a replacement stove will be used.
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Pan Am Jetliner Flies to Brussels in Seven Hours
Pan American World Airways completed a historic pre inaugural flight from Baltimore to Brussels aboard the jet Clipper America. The 540 mph non stop transatlantic run took about seven hours amid turbulence near England. Commercial service to New York Paris and Rome is promised to begin October 26 with London flights starting November 16.
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Precision Bandits Free With 84 000 Payroll Heist
Four armed robbers hit Buckeye Brewing Co seizing 84 000 in payroll just after a Brinks truck left. Two inside, two getaway cars used with a third driver. Police closed in via a citywide net but the quartet escaped. one car found near the Detroit expressway.
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Fisher Body Agreement Is Reached In Cleveland
UPI reports Local 45 of the United Auto Workers announced a tentative local contract agreement at the Fisher Body Coit Road plant in Cleveland affecting 2,000 hourly workers. Ratification is set for Sunday. picket lines remain until approval.
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Twenty One quiz cancelled after cheating allegations
New York NBC announced the cancellation of the top quiz show Twenty One three hours before air. The program faced charges that contestants were fed questions in advance amid investigations into the show’s practices. Dotto and The $64,000 Question remained under scrutiny as sponsors and ratings waned.
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Frank S. Hogan
Soviet diplomatic lull sparks speculation in London
London dispatch notes a perceived Soviet diplomatic lull with Khrushchev era propaganda slowing. Observers expect tensions to flare at the East-West Geneva conference on suspending nuclear tests as Moscow's past offensive strategy shows signs of being modified.
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Moscow
Lost At Sea Flier Completes Test Looking Healthy
Air Force MSgt. George Post emerged from a sealed capsule after a three day survival test in a pool simulating rough sea conditions. The 12 foot capsule housed 17 cubic feet of space with emergency rations while monitors tracked his condition and required periodic radio reports.
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Air Force
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Post
Eisenhower Forms Panel to Design 49 Star Flag
President Eisenhower named a top level committee to design a new American flag with Alaska’s 49th star. Members include John Foster Dulles Neil McElroy Robert Anderson and David Finley. The move follows Alaska statehood and hopes to unfurl the flag by next Independence Day.
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UPTI
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Treasury
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David E. Finley
Commission On Fine Arts
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Warsaw
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Khrushchev Faces Internal Struggles Amid Cold War Pressure
Experts say Khrushchev has not achieved key propaganda goals or broader gains in international ties. He may be preoccupied with inner Soviet bloc issues while in Sochi, where he spent weeks laying groundwork for a potential new strategy for the West to confront.
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Sochi
Black Sea
Soil Bank program draws growing farmer interest
Washington officials report 10.4 million dollars deposited under the Soil Bank program with 31 million acres sought for conservation reserve by 1960. Early signups show farmers ready to participate, with deadlines in late October, as USDA aims to add 12.5 million more acres and pay about 15.50 dollars per acre for land diverted from production.
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UPI
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