Cardinals Ready For Conclave
Vatican sources report that 32 cardinals gather for the conclave to elect a pope. Speculation centers on three Italian candidates with roots in Venice and Armenia among others. Polls and private sessions mark the run up to the fifth pm start inside the Sistine Chapel. excommunication guards secrecy.
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Vatican City
UPC
Vaticani Ssorkmen
Sistine Chapel
Mig
Lst
Benedetto Aloisi
Masella
Vatican
Sisnne Chapel
Nixon’s Kind Words Amazing To Truman
Former President Truman said he is ready to bury the hatchet with Vice President Nixon based on Nixon’s television statement. Truman called it an apology and said making up differences is okay, noting he had refused to meet Nixon before over charges of treason by the Truman administration.
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Nixon
Truman
New York
Trueman
Uum
United Press International
Boston
Teimark
United States
Communist Party
D. Roosevelt
Thays Fi
Yee
U.S
of Congress
Etrone Tosdars
Two Trustees Named For Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Gov. ONeill appointed Stuart J. Satullo of Bay Village and Dr. Peter Volpe of Columbus to the board of trustees at Sandusky. Satullo fills the vacancy from Samuel Deutsch’s death. Volpe previously ran Veterans Administration hospitals in Illinois and Pennsylvania. The moves follow Skinner’s resignation amid a state examiner’s report on abuses at the home and suspensions of commandant Major Parker and adjutant Adams.
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Columbus
UPI
William O'Neill
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
Stuart J. Satullo
Bay Vilage
Cleveland
Peter Volpe
Ohio State University Hospital
Volpe
Harold G_ Skin- Niven fala
Toledo
Satuilo
Samuel H. Deutsch
Amvers
Veterans Administration
Hines
Dwight, IL
Asninwall Pa
Argument Over U S Debt Goes Round And Round
A 1953 column analyzes the federal debt and spending under Truman and Eisenhower, noting a shrinking dollar since 1939, wartime rhetoric, and political blame. It compares fiscal records, cites the Democratic Digest, and labels Eisenhower the top spender while outlining disputed figures for 1952 53 and prior years.
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HST
DDE
Eisenhower
Fruman
White House
Truman
Congress
Russia Offers Egypt Dam Aid Amid Cold War Ties
Cairo reports the Soviet Union offers a 100 million dollar loan to finance the Aswan High Dam project with possible hydroelectric stages. The move strengthens Soviet relations with the United Arab Republic as Western aid remains uncertain. President Nasser aims to keep non alignment while Western diplomats warn of a political price.
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Cairo
UPI
Soviet Union
Almater
Middle East
Aswan High Dam
Tyer
Joan
Russia
UAR
Amer
Kremlin
Gamal Abdel Sasser
Washington
Nasser
West Germany
Trapped Nova Scotia miners faced lengthy rescue effort
In Springhill Nova Scotia 55 miners were trapped at the 13 000 foot level after a cave in as heavy rain and seeping gas hampered efforts. About 80 masked draegermen worked through the night under floodlights with hope, while relatives gathered at the pithead hoping for sign of life.
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Shippingport
Kingwood
W. Va
Patterson
Ralph Gilroy
Springhill
No. 24
Stephenson
Springhal’s
All Saint's Hospital
Labor Bosses Back DiSalle Campaign Attacks From O'Neill
The piece reports DiSalle criticized by O'Neill as labor bosses backing him draw opposition over Bricker amendment and union interference claims. Contiourd from Pt. 1 notes labor leaders accused of corrupt tactics and using labor funds to oppose the Bricker amendment with unnamed bomb references and political insinuations.
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Vama Railroad
Cleveland
Federal
Interfer
Py Salle
O'Neill
DiSalle
Neppane
TasSalie
William Presser
Ohio
Ster
Senate
United Organized Labor of
Ted W. Brown
Uolo Ers
Br. S
Presley Sees Rock and Roll Show But Avoids Stage Entrance
In Frankfurt Germany UPI American rock n roll star Elvis Presley appeared in spirit at an opening movie theater event for Bill Tinley but stayed off stage. Police restrained him fearing a riot as Tinley performed while Presley remained backstage and urged Haley to take the spotlight. Presley is stationed nearby with the U S third armored division.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Elwis Presley
Presley
Bill Tinley
Elis
Tom
Felice
Presley Weld
Haley
U. S. 3Rd Armored Pivsion
Columbus GM Pact Ends 22 Day UAW Walkout at Ternstedt Plant
The Ternstedt plant in Columbus joins the back to work movement as 4000 United Auto Workers approve a local pact ending a 22 day walkout. Pickets removed, workers return to jobs next Monday after gains in wages shift preference and seniority. Norwood Chevrolet and Fisher body plants resume full production after local issue settlements. Westinghouse Columbus shows no progress on a supplement to the national contract amid wage and benefit demands. Mohawk Rubber Akron ends 24 hour wildcat strike over wage rates, restoring normal operations in the passenger car tire division.
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Ternstedt
Columbus
General Motors
United Auto Worker
Imion
Chevrolet
Fisher Body
Norwood
Cincinnati
Westinghouse Electrical Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
Mohawk Rubber Co
Akron
Balloon Return Sought From Soviet Territory
The United States once more asks the Soviet Union to return any American weather research balloons that land on Soviet soil.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Amish Farm Animals Sold to Satisfy Tax Claims
Sixteen livestock including horses and a cow were seized by federal agents in Holmes Wayne Tuscarawas and Stark counties to satisfy social security tax claims dating back to 1953. Deputies reported no disturbance and the sale drew pickets from two women and others from Indiana Michigan.
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Canton
Holmes
Wayne
Arawas
Stark
Ual
Ts Vowe
Clindaniel
George Clindan
Jet
Syracuse
Ind
Clar
Uhl
Wooster
Michigan
Stark County
Nixon Heads For Wisconsin After Talk With Rockefeller
Nixon departs for Wisconsin after a breakfast with Nelson Rockefeller in New York. He refrained from declaring a clear stance on Truman or Kefauver while noting Republican prospects in the upcoming elections. Aides said Rockefeller discussed campaign topics and urged a sharp, unified message for the campaign trail.
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Washington
UPI
Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Dhat Truman
Boston
Newtson
Nixon
Wis York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wisconsin
Truman
Lampaign
Long Island
Willi
Sen
Estes Kefauveri
Trea
Tennessee
Raymond Lahr
Ohio schools crowded use rest rooms as classrooms
The Ohio Education Assn reports statewide crowding with more than 50 thousand pupils in split sessions or taught in non classroom spaces. T G O Keefe cites 132 districts facing critical housing problems and predicts conditions will persist or worsen next year.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Educaton Assn
T. G. O'Keefe
OEA
British Give Up Atomic Reactor
London reports Britain will abandon a Windscale nuclear reactor. The Atomic Energy Authority said reprocessing the shut down equipment would cost about 1.4 million dollars, and the reactor was not worth continuing after last year’s overheating accident.
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London
API
Britain
The
Atomic Energy Authority
Living Cost Unchanged in September despite wage gains
The Labor Department reports consumer prices steady at 193.7 for September, with average factory worker earnings rising to 77.25 dollars weekly after tax. Buying power improves about one percent from August, aided by a longer work week and stable prices. About 909,000 railroad workers gain a one cent hourly raise. 450,000 electrical and aircraft workers see no change as their wages hinge on index shifts.
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Washington
UPT
Labor Department
Ewan Clague
Labor Statistics
Mague
Power loss blamed for six jet B47 crash near Lockbourne
A power failure allegedly caused a six engine B47 bomber to crash at Lockbourne Air Force Base after takeoff on a local routine flight. Three crewmen died: Capt. George H. Berliner of Scottsbluff Nebraska, 1st Lt. Carl Atherton of Lebanon Tennessee, and Capt. Thomas A. Tienry of Binghamton New York. The Air Force said the 93 ton aircraft rose about 300 feet before losing power and crashing onto the runway area as investigators opened inquiries.
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Columbus
Takeon
Air Force
Lockbourne Air Force Base
George H. Berliner
Scotts Blot
Carl Atherton
Lebanon
Tenn
Thomas A. Tienry
Binghampton
N.Y
514Th
376Th
Lackbourne
Strategic Air Command
Esmtro
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Uwe Ste
Ghote
Inelau
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Winnie House
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Kasenhower
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George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Marlinton
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