Red Bloc Support Boosts Atoms for Peace Backing
At the United Nations President Eisenhower’s atoms for peace plan gains surprising support from the Communist bloc led by Andrei Vishinsky. The plan calls for an international atomic pool for peacetime use and a 1955 scientific conference under UN sponsorship. Vishinsky backed the agenda while tying it to a ban on nuclear weapons. The Soviets signaled willingness to discuss proposals but insisted on an unconditional ban, suggesting limited Soviet buy in for the US plan.
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United Nations
N. Y
Eisenhower
U.N. General Assembly
U. N
John Foster Dulles
Andrei Vishinsky
Communist Bloc
Assembly
Vishinsky
Russia
E. N. van Kleffens
Iitem
Dulles
U. S
Americans In France Face Draft
Paris officials warned Americans living in France they may be drafted into the French armed forces next month under a new draft law targeting foreigners resident over 12 months. A census of foreigners including Americans is underway, and after completion draft action may begin. The rule is not a retaliation for U S drafts. meanwhile U S aliens may also face calls if meeting conditions from the 1951 draft law.
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Paris
France
United States
Indochina
Korea
Lodi
Booth
F. m
O'Donnell
Ist
Gardner Jewelers
J. C. Penney Co
Elyria Hardware
Fitch Co
Pittsburgh Holdout Foiled by Patrolman in Gun Battle
Pittsburgh police officer Oliver Mason shot and killed two armed holdup suspects at a Hill District service station. Victors Vivaldi and Donald Anthony, both 22 and 20, died on arrival at Mercy Hospital. Mason, 44, sat in an unmarked car in plain clothes with a submachine gun, after the Willard Schauer station had been robbed three times recently, Lt. Arthur Baker said.
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Pittsburgh
Oliver Mason
Hill District
Victor Vivaldi
Donald Anthony
Mercy Hospital
Mason
Willard Schauer
Arthur Baker
Baker
Charles R. Smith
All A Mistake Democrats Insist Campaign Gaffe
Estes Kefauver’s late night Oakland speech sparked confusion as he urged against two more years of Democratic rule. Local Democrats quickly claimed the remark was a misstatement and that he intended to criticize Republicans.
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Oakland
Calif
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Vampire raid terror hits Glasgow cemetery youths
In Hutchesontown Glasgow hundreds of schoolboys chased a legendary vampire rumor after class. They swarmed the cemetery gates waving knives and stones, pursuing a blood thirsty ghost and prompting police and locals to intervene as the mob dispersed after nightfall.
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Glasgow
Sceland
Ceme
Alex Deeprose
Tumtschool
Book Discussion Group To Start New Year Oct 13
The Fifth Annual Great Books Discussion group co sponsored by the Elyria Library and the First Congregational Church begins October 13 at 8 p.m. at the church with meetings every second Wednesday. Rev. Thomas Curtis will moderate. contact him or Librarian John Rebenack to join.
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Elyria Library
First Congregational Church
Thomas Curtis
John Rebenack
Great Books Foundation of Chicago
Medea
Hippolytus
Euripides
Parmenides
Theaterus
Plato
Virgil
St. Francis
St. Thomas Aquinas
Dante
Pico Della Mirandola
Berkeley
Newston
Johnson
Boswell
America
de Tocqueville
Journal Ty Woolman
Melville
Einstein
Painter surrenders at Marine recruiting office after 31 years
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Raymond E. Gibson, 54, a painter, walked into the Marine recruiting office Friday and gave himself up. Gibson said he deserted the Marines 31 years ago because his commanding officer was too severe and the memory of the episode was the only thing between him and happiness.
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ST. Louis
Raymond IE. Gibson
Marine
Gibson
Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer wed in Swiss chapel
Actress Audrey Hepburn and actor Mel Ferrer were married today in a surprise ceremony held in a small mountain chapel overlooking Lake Lucerne. The intimate alpine setting was described as a tiny village chapel with a dramatic lakeside view.
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Burgenstock
Suitur Lland
Audrey Hepburn
Mel Ferrer
Timic I Vilage
Lake Lucerne
Eisenhower completes three state vote quest tour
President Eisenhower expressed satisfaction with the three day four state drive to boost Republican candidates in the November congressional elections. He concluded the trip in Los Angeles addressing the AFL convention before returning to Denver. He noted respect for AFL opinions yet urged alignment with his labor pledges from the 1952 campaign and outlined plans to back legislative efforts on Taft Hartley provisions and non Communist oath concerns.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Denver White House
Los Angeles
American Federation of Labor
Lowry Air Base
Cherry Kins Country Club
AFL
J. Eisenhower
Wesewaca
Lisbon
Carrollton
Youngstown
Canton
Akron
Celina
Kansas
Toledo
Lima
Eastlake
Wick
Lailiffe
Cleveland
Dulles Heads to London for Nine-Power Talks on West Germany Crisis
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles flies tonight to London for nine-power talks on the West German crisis sparked by France's destruction of the EDC plan. He aims to press for rapid German military and political partnerships with the West, while warning of possible alternative U S measures if France balks. The envoy's mood is conciliatory with talks expected to probe an EDC substitute and peripheral defense options centered on Germany, Britain, Iceland, Greenland, and Spain.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Europe
West Germany
Hel
London
Dulles
Germany
France
United States
Britain
Iceland
Greenland
Spain
Warren warns on justice as Virginia marks Marshall birthday
Chief Justice Earl Warren urged equal and impartial justice for all as Virginia honored John Marshall at William and Mary. He ignored the school desegregation ruling, while Virginia officials stayed away, signaling a tepid reception amid Deep South rebuke.
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Williamsburg
Earl Warren
Virginia
College of William and Mary
John. Marshall
A. E. §. Stephens
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Eisenhower AFL Speech Draws Praise And Criticism
President Eisenhower’s AFL convention speech drew praise from GOP leaders and some labor leaders praised his image and leadership while others said he promised not enough on labor issues. Delegates noted a rise in his personal popularity though critics urged stronger plans on foreign policy and Taft Hartley reforms. Democrats, led by Kefauver, argued the administration shows ineptitude and needs an alternate plan for European defense.
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Washington
Eisenhower
American Federation of Labor
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
AFL
Los Angeles
Dave Beck
Pow Yeunatuuen
Adlai E. Stevenson
Fisenhower
May
Evanston, DL
Conrice Hutcheson
Carpenters Union
T Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Oakland
Calif
John Foster Dulles
Kefauver
Civil Defense Corps Receives Fire Pumpers
Ten new 750 gallon fire pumpers were delivered to mobile support groups of the Ohio Civil Defense Corps. Gov. Lausche and Maj. Gen. Leo M. Kreber presented the engines on the state house steps. Units were assigned to Amelia, Mt. Orab, Marietta, Crooksville, and other target cities to protect Cincinnati, Dayton, Hamilton, Middletown, Columbus, and Zanesville.
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Columbus
Ohio Civil Defense Corps
State House
Lausche
Leo M. Kreber
Ohio Civil Defense Chief
Amelia
Mt. Orb
Cincinnati
Dayton
Hamilton
Middletown
Marietta
Crooksville
Zanesville
Sightless Couple Wed Met On Blind Date In TV Ceremony
Carlton Minnesota United Press report describes Joyce Campbell, blind since 13 from an ice grenade blast, marrying Korean War veteran John Thornton in a televised ceremony. John, blinded in Korea, had seen Joyce's picture on a store window and had long admired her. The couple met on a blind date while he was on leave in 1952 and wed in Mahtowa, Minnesota, with vows by Father Bernard Roy.
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Carlton
Minn
Joyce Campbell
Cloquet
Veterans Hospital
Hines
Joyce
John Thornton
John
Father
Bernard Roy
St. Francis of As
Sisi
Mahtowa
Taums
Korea
Nate
William J. Campbell
Cremation follows rites for H bomb victim Kuboyama
In Tokyo a solemn Buddhist funeral was held for 39 year old Aikichi Kuboyama, who died after exposure to radioactive ash from the U.S. H bomb test. Family and 22 shipmates from the Lucky Dragon attended as an American donation and a petition for international anti nuclear weapons action drew signatures outside the hospital.
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Tokyo
Kuboyama
Aikichi _Kuboyama
Tokyo National
U.S
John M. Alhospital
Alison
Sears Sroka Hospital
Tokyo University
Kaboyama
Heir Denies Involvement In California Double Murder
Bart Caritativo, a 46 year old chauffeur and houseboy named heir to a $150000 estate, is held without bail on a double murder charge. He claims he was in San Francisco when the deaths of Camille Malmgren Banks and Joseph Banks occurred at a Sonoma Beach resort near San Francisco. A will naming Caritativo and a forged note were found. authorities dispute self murder theory and note forgery.
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San Rafael
Calif
Bart Caritativo
San Francisco
Camille Malmgren Banks
Joseph Banks
Stinson Beach
Banks
Caritativo
Marin County Dist. Atty
William C. Weissich
Coronier
Weissich
Caritative
Members Attend District Booster Meeting in Cleveland
North west Encampment 1.0.0.F. members travel to Cleveland for Northeastern Ohio Boosters Association meeting. Final trip plans were set at the Odd Fellows temple on Broad Street. Walter Sandrock and Fred Rebdie reported on the Findlay Grand Encampment session with Sandrock presiding and A. C. Miller assisting.
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Northeastern Ohio Boosters Association
Odd Fellows Temple
Broad St
Findlay
Walter Sandrock
Fred Rebdie
Sandrock
A. C. Miller
Lucking
Aebie
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