Democrats Charge Farm Betrayal by Eisenhower Admin
Nine Midwestern state leaders meeting at Island View near International Falls charge the Eisenhower administration with betrayal of farmers. They call for a new Democratic program restoring farm price supports and addressing farm income, warning of a green uprising to reject current farm policy.
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International Falls
Minn
Eisenhower
America
Island View
Here
Rainey Lake
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kansas
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Montana
Minnesota
Republican Party
Paul Butler
Indiana
National Democratic Committee
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Butler
Midwest
Dock Strike Off Then On Again
The International Longshoremen's Association reinstated a waterfront strike after five hours off the job. Patrick J. Connolly blamed a double cross as Assemblyman Ostrander denied agreeing to a special hearing. Marine workers halted port activity in protest of the Waterfront Commission’s perceived abuses of power and subpoenas.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Patrick J. Connolly
New York Harbor
Connolly
John Ostrander
Saratoga Republican
Committee On Industrial and Labor Relations
Marshall Miller
ILA
Ostrander
Waterfront Commission
New York-New Jersey
AFL
Commission
Marshal Miller
Miller
Atlantic District Executive Council
John Ostra
French Move to Avert New Moroccan Rioting
French authorities escalate precautions in Rabat and Casablanca as reinforcements bring the total force to about 80 000. Premier Faure and the cabinet discuss a plan tied to Sultan Ben Youssef’s return and a new government with nationalist participation to negotiate home rule.
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Rabat
Morocco
U.P
Paris
Edgar Faure
Meknes
Casablanca
Algeria
Pierre Boyer de Latour
Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef
Faure
Ben Youssef
France
Madagascar
Sidi Mohammed II
Ben Moulay Arafa
Ben Arafa
Menes
Darmstadt
Germany
U. S. Army
Stars and Stripes
Air Force
Protectorate
U. S
Search Called Off For Superfort Survivors Near Okinawa
The Far East Air Forces ended its search for survivors from the B29 vanished off Okinawa Thursday night with 13 aboard. Planes will continue scanning the area about 200 miles southwest of Okinawa. Authorities at Okinawa earlier said there were likely no survivors. The B29 was on a training flight.
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Tokyo
Far East Air Forces
Okinawa
Air Force
Montana Weather Briefing East Warmth Ahead
Partly cloudy conditions in eastern Montana Monday with highs near 80 to 85 degrees. Overnight Monday into Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies west and a chance of scattered showers as cooler air arrives.
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Montana
Tuesay
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus
Oeean
Butte Cut Bank
Enthatas
Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
Missoula
West Yellowstone
French Reserves Refuse Service at Gare de Lyons
More than 100 reserve airmen on a 13 car troop train for Marseilles refused to board shouting leave Morocco to the Moroccans. Police blocked exits and moved civilians, while guards surrounded the platform. The rebels were packed into police wagons and taken to barracks for review as the train finally pulled away.
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Paris
U P
Morocco
Gare de Lyons
Marseilles
North Africa
Air Force
Reaiity
Nationalist Planes Drop Rice and Leaflets Over China
Nationalist aircraft on Saturday night dropped tons of relief rice and millions of anti Communist leaflets in southeast China and in Kwangtung province, the air force reported. No figure was given for the number of planes involved.
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Taipei
China
Kwangtung
Eisenhower urges longer schooling and later retirement
President Eisenhower, during a Lowry Air Force Base tour, argues for extending high school and college curricula to five years to fit a more complex era. He suggests keeping an open mind about a five year academy program and notes older workers are pushed to retire too early, joking he will join a revolution of old men.
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Denver
Eisenhower
New
Air Force Academy
Lowry Air Force Base
West Point
Columbia University
Hubert R. Harmon
Academy
Harmon
Adenauer appeals to Soviet leaders on German prisoners
West German Chancellor Adenauer urged Moscow to free thousands of Germans held in the Soviet Union, arguing relations cannot normalize while prisoners remain. The Soviets countered that only German war criminals are held and East German participation is needed. Khrushchev urged common ground as Bulganin accepted a proposed economic delegation to Moscow later this year.
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London
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Hitler
Adenauer
Russia
West Germany
Soviet Union
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Building and Loan Delegates Hear Prediction of Record Year
Stephen Slipher predicted 1955 would be the nation’s greatest business year at the Montana Building and Loan League opening dinner. The 31st annual meeting drew about 100 people as officials outlined federal legislative developments affecting savings and loan operations.
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Stephen Slipher
Montana Building and Loan League
Slipher
Washington
United States Savings and Loan League
State League
Thomas T. Taylor
Prudential Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Salt Lake City
Flood Warnings In Texas Reach Rio Grande Valley
Texas coast residents from Del Rio to Brownsville faced possible floods as a tropical disturbance stirred winds and squalls. One to three foot tides and heavy rain threatened the lower valley, with sandbagging underway in Weslaco and Raymondville residents kept from returning to flood damaged homes.
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Brownsville
Tex.s
Rio Grande Valley
del Rio
Texas
Weslaco
Raymondville
State Disaster Office
Rio Grande
Efficient Crooks Steal 240 Turkeys in Chicago Halting Heist
Donald Burns of Greeley Colorado reported four men robbed his transport truck in Chicago. They broke in after arrival and took 240 raw birds, fleeing in a panel truck. Burns found 36 turkeys left in the alley before returning to find all nine cases gone.
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Chicago
Donald Burns
Greeley
Colo
Burns
New Area Rule Aims to Boost Supersonic Speed
NACA announced a new aircraft design concept called the area rule that increases supersonic speeds without extra power. Invented by Richard T. Whitcomb at Langley, the rule shapes the fuselage to reduce drag at transonic speeds, with applications on the Navy FN1F-1 Tiger, Air Force F102A, and Navy F8U-1 carrier interceptor.
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Washington
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
NACA
Marilyn Monrose
Aviation Week
Aeronautical Research
Richard T. Whitcomb
Langley Aeronautical Laboratory
Hampton
Navy
Grumman
Bethpage
Long Island
N. Y
Air Force
San Diego
Dallas
Tex
Whitcomb
Distant 6.8 Quake Noted at Caltech Seismology Lab
PASADENA Calif A large distant earthquake was recorded at 11 07 38 pm PDT Sunday at the Caltech seismological laboratory. Dr Charles Richter said preliminary calculations placed the distance at about 8000 miles in an undetermined direction. Magnitude 6 8 on a scale with 8 6 as the record maximum.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology Seismological Laboratory
Charles Richter
Ten Americans in China Convicted in Propaganda Spy Case
A Peiping radio report says ten American civilians including two women missionaries were convicted of offenses from propaganda to spying. It notes their conduct deemed fairly good and indicates their release to Hong Kong is planned before prison terms end. Border guards at Hong Kong reported no sign of them as of Sunday.
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London
Red China
Peiping
China
Hong Kong
U. S
Chungking
Shanghai
Foochow
Canton
Geneva
Wang Ping-nan
U.S
U. Alexis Johnson
Reds
U. S. State Dept
Washington
Britain
India
United States
U S to Press for Word on Missing GIs in Korea
The United States will press Peiping for word on several hundred American soldiers listed as missing in the Korean War. Some may be in Chinese Communist hands and a resolution is expected in Geneva talks. Peiping radio dismissed the claim of 500 Americans held in China as fabrication.
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Washington
United States
Peiping
Red China
Geneva
Peiping Radio
Communist Party
People’s Daily
China
U. S
A. Alexis Johnson
China denies holding American soldiers in Korea
Peiping radio said Sunday no American soldiers are held by China and rejected U S claims of 500 to 600 captives as fabrications by the State Department. The broadcast urged Washington to stop smearing China and to cease provocative questions.
Two Kalispell Men and Forest Observer Die In Plane Crash
A small plane carrying E. A. Gene Cole and Fred Wagner of Kalispell and Forest Service aerial observer Gene M. Tuininga of Belmont Calif. crashed during a routine patrol about 45 miles southeast of Kalispell. The wreckage was found near Swan River country north of the Condon Ranger Station. Sheriff coroner Bill Graham will lead recovery with Forest Service personnel.
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Kalispell
Missoula
Mont
Forest Service
A. E. Spaulding
al Forester
E. A
Gene) Cole
Corsair Flight Service
Fred Wagner
Cole
Gene. M. Tuininga
Belmont
Calif
Condon Ranger Station
Swan River Country
Herbert Syler
Condon Station
Spaulding
Tuiinga
Flathead
Bill Graham
Lake County
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Vancouver Warehouses
A fire in Vancouver's False Creek industrial area caused over 1 million dollars in damage, destroying two large warehouses a sawmill and a fleet of lumber carriers. Arrow Transfer Co. Ltd. warehouses suffered the heaviest losses with more than two million dollars worth of refrigerators television sets and other household furnishings destroyed.
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Vancouver
B. C
False Creek
Arrow Transfer Co. Ltd
Arrow Transfer
Smooching Linnets Cause Power Line Short in Capistrano
In Capistrano Beach two linnets on a power line kissed, causing a short circuit that shut San Juan Water Co pumps. Don Kennedy saw a sudden flash from the transformer as the birds’ beaks locked, burning their chests and knocking out service until fuses were replaced about an hour later.
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Capistrano Beach
Calif
San Juan
Don Kennedy
Campaign Set for Diocese Building Program
The Diocese of Helena announced a major fundraising drive led by Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore to finance a seminary in the diocese, expand Carroll College with a science building and library wing, and create a fund to aid financially strapped parishes. The campaign starts October 16 in all parishes and aims to mobilize about 4000 volunteers, with initial meetings this week and non Catholic support not solicited but welcomed.
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Helena
Joseph M. Gilmore
Gilmore
Pope Pius XII
Anti Reds Win in Phnom Penh Elections
In Phnom Penh the anti Communist party of former King Norodom Sihanouk won a landslide in a key test of strength against neutrality. Norodom's Socialist People's Community captured all 46 seats decided so far in the vote for a 91 member assembly.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.P
Norodom Sihanouk
Southeast Asia
Norodom
Socialist People's Community
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