Marlow Details Remote Korean Peace Prospects
Washington observer James Marlow reports the Korean truce talks at Panmunjom have collapsed and the peace effort shifts to a U.N. General Assembly debate. He notes prisoners exchange as the key issue, escalating Communist offensives and a high level Soviet delegation led by Andrei Vishinsky as Moscow and Beijing widen coordination.
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Marlow
James Marlow
Washington
Anmunjom
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Panmunjom Ince
William K. Harrison, Jr
Enya
China
North Korea
Korea
Moscow
Acheson
UN. Assembly
U. S
Girls Sought In Street Stabbing
Baltimore police searched for two junior high girls after they stabbed Edward Watson Jr. as he escorted a child from a bus stop. Watson, a teacher at Booker T. Washington Junior High, was cut on the hand and wounded in the shoulder when the attackers lunged at him near an intersection. He identified Sylvia Bishop, 15, as one of the youths and said the pair fled. authorities expected arrests by day’s end.
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Baltimore
Edward Watson Jr
Jet Booker T. Washington
Watson
Sylvia Bishop
Sylvia
Century smoker Maximilian von Stephany turns 100
Milwaukees Centenarian Maximilian von Stephany puffs his weekly ration of 200 cigarets to celebrate his 100th birthday. He arrived in the United States from Berlin, Germany in 1880 and says he has no secret for longevity, enjoying good food, drink, and copious coffee.
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Maximilian von Stephany
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Berlin
Germany
Three Youths Who Plastered Kitten Caught in Indication
South Bend youths aged 10, 19 and 15 who plastered a cat were caught. The cat survived its plastered predicament in a partly built house, free from plaster, and an Associated Press wirephoto of the incident circulated nationwide. Gordon Weist, juvenile probation chief, said parents promised to cover the veterinarian bill.
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South Bend
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Associated Press
Gordon Weist
Substituting citron ends long running raids near Papililon
In Papililon Nebraska Otto and Elmer Zee, two elderly bachelor brothers, replaced watermelon patches with bitter citron plants on their farm to deter year long raids. This fall the first raiding party discovered the citrus fruit is tough and bitter and promptly dropped the loot before returning to town.
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Otto
Elmer Zee
Charlotte News backs Eisenhower in editorial shift
The Charlotte News, long independent Democratic, endorses Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. The piece notes a political pivot while a separate trivia line mentions about 75 species of Goldenrod in the United States and a quip about comedians needing sex appeal to succeed.
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Eisenhower
Charlotte
N.C
The
Charlotte News
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Two Women Die in Dover Auto Crash
Dover, October 10. A car swerved off the Dover Fort Mahon Road, struck trees, and rolled. Driver Leroy Thompson, 52, of Dover, and E. S. McDaniels, 3, of Daytona Beach, died. Six others were injured including Samuel Peters, 1, John Hull, 30, Frank Robinson, 30, and John Bennett, 2, all from Maryland or North Carolina. Police said Thompson apparently fell asleep at the wheel.
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Ft. Mahon Rd
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Leroy Thompson
McDaniels
Daytona Beach
Fis
Kent General Hospital
Samuel Peters
John Hull
Tyaskin
Prank
Robinson
Quantico
John Bennett
Badin
North Carolina
Ft. Mahon
Thomson
Stevenson Urges Silence in Election Campaign
Oklahoma City Oct 10 Democratic nominee Stevenson said voters are deluged with words and might relish silence. He muses the election is 12,000 miles and 180,000 words away and proposes a half hour of radio and TV silence to give voters time to think about their choice.
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Oklahoma City
Adlain. Stevenson
Butte
Grateful Scouts Honor Woman Doctor Who Treated Them
Twenty nine Oniwha Explorer Post 42 scouts traveled to the Wind River range in Wyoming. Five fell ill with the flu. Dr Mary A Nylander drove 78 miles to treat them, and all recovered. A banquet and new cabinet followed as Greece’s political shifts and a dissolving Parliament are noted in distant context.
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Greece
Paul
Omaha
Wind River Range
Wyoming
Mary A. Nylander
Lender
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