Eisenhower Raps Democrats in Bid to Spark Campaign Pride
President Eisenhower closed his campaign with a coast to coast TV address claiming Democratic leaders split on civil rights and long range programs. He said Republicans offer sensible, progressive leadership as Police Captain Wade Puple estimated a 3500 crowd at the Fifth Regiment Armory. The campaign stop followed party headquarters' forecast of up to 10000 attendees.
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Meen
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Democratic Party
Rent Curbs Spark Big Campaign Issue In State
The race for governor centers on rent control as Harriman and Rockefeller trade sharp claims amid a close election. Rockefeller accuses Harriman of misrepresentation while Harriman argues for Democratic pauses on rent rules impacting many voters. Vatican shifts hint at a possible landmark papal tenure with cautious media handling urged by L Osservatore Romano.
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Avervil Harriman
Relsin A. Mackefeller
Nergisten
Harriman
Bla Rek
Inex
Heer Selves
Fours Square
Rockefeder
New York City
Tornado Hits Bradenton Motel and Resort Area
A damaging tornado struck a north Bradenton resort area blowing down structures and injuring four people. The Twilight Motel suffered about 75000 dollars in damage as the storm crossed Snead Island and Terre Gen Bay damaging homes and a packing plant. authorities reported nearly one million dollars in total area damage.
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Milwaukee Bravos
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Mass At St Peter's Basilioa Amid Albion Coronation
At least fifty thousand will fill St Peter's Basilioa for the solemn high pontifical mass during the Albion coronation ceremonies. Hundreds of thousands are expected in the basilica's great square for the historic event.
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Autagony
Enter Now Coinword Puzzle Debuts in The Record Newspapers
Beginning today and ending Saturday The Record Newspapers will publish a new puzzle game titled Coinword. Readers are invited to sharpen pencils and join in the family fun offering a chance to win or use $70.
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Permanent Nuclear Ban Demanded By Soviet Union
United Malians reports the U N General Assembly approves a Western backed resolution calling for the United States Britain and the Soviet Union to suspend nuclear weapon tests during Geneva talks. The Soviet bloc abstained or opposed, seeking an unconditional permanent ban. Western diplomats say a test ban plus later control system is essential, while the Soviet position risks stalling progress in disarmament efforts.
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Soviet Union
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Henry Carbot
Lodge
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Pasternak branded traitor in Soviet call for exile
Moscow writers union urged expulsion of Nobel laureate Boris Pasternak, declaring him a traitor and unfit to live in Russia. The group demanded Soviet citizenship revocation and urged government action while Moscow radio attacked Pasternak for Doctor Zhivago and his international reception. Pasternak rejected the Nobel prize, said he would retire from public life for a year, and refuse further interviews.
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Soviet Writers Union
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Writers Union
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Nobel
New York Newspaper Guild Strike Talks Progress
The Newspaper Guild nears tentative contracts with three of New Yorks seven major dailies the Mirror World Telegram and Sun and National American. Talks with News and Times Herald Tribune and Post pause past midnight deadline and resume later.
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Daily News
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Diya
Times
Harald Tribune
Two ABE Members To Study British Ways
Two Atomic Energy Commission members will travel to Britain to study British atomic power progress and safety programs. The delegation includes Chairman John A. McCote and Dr. W. F. Abby, who will assess UK practices and share findings with U.S. energy officials. The trip aims to strengthen international cooperation and inform U.S. policy on atomic energy exploration.
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British Atomic Power Progrant
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Ina Villar
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Santiago
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Cardinal Mooney Buried After Rome Funeral
Cardinal Mooney Detroit’s archbishop died in Rome last Saturday. A solemn funeral in Plymouth followed with hundreds of priests and bishops attending, while dignitaries including Reverend Msgr. Plug A. Benien and Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield represented U.S. leaders. The service included a requiem high mass and five absolutions as the pallbearers carried his coffin to the crypt.
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Collin
Geneva Parley Opens on Nuclear Test Ban Talks
By TOM OCHILTREE Geneva AP Russia urged Britain and the United States to join a permanent global ban on nuclear tests or help mediate a worldwide control system. Semyon Tsaraplin led the Soviet delegation in pushing for a safeguarded halt while U S and British envoys pressed for further Russian cooperation before any treaty. The talks, staged at the Palace of Nations, followed a scientists’ report backing a possible monitoring system and a permanent test prohibition.
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Conference clarifies Chiang defense use of funds
Last Tuesday the Pew conference outlined strings tied to Chiang Kai-shek and discussed his October 23 statement. The officials said Chiang was entitled to use funds for defense, while White issued a department statement to correct misunderstandings about the communique issued by Chiang and Dulles.
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Hy Face
Berry Washington
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State Department
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China
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Chiang
White
Department
Dulles
Cuina
Nobl Adams appoints new city manager
Nobl Adams announces city clerk Albert L. Waller will become city manager succeeding Gor Jon L. Dillon who completed his duties yesterday to take a private employment position in Quincy.
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Quincy
Missing North Pole drone with two aboard reported
North Pole Santa Claus Village owner Julian Reiss 59 and his 10 year old daughter Patricia were aboard a four passenger drone missing after a Glens Falls to Saranac Lake flight. The craft, a Molly Courier silver and blue with North Pole on the fuselage, vanished after a 9 35 p m departure.
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Saranac Lake
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Patricia
Glens Falls
CAA
Reiss
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Aller
Mainland revolt hopes topple regime via political path
Taipei reports a Nationalist leader urged steering anti Communist action toward political means while planning for possible armed counterattack. Vice President Chen Cheng echoed the call at a Youth Corps rally as Chiang Kai shek’s stance on force drew reactions from Washington. The day included fireworks as celebrations marked Chiang’s birthday amid renewed talk of a longer regional struggle and renewed Quemoy bombardment staying light with 274 daylight rounds.
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Chiang
Chen
Dulles
Quemoy
Pilot Dead in Jet Crash at Barbers Point
A navy jet from Barbers Point Naval Air Station crashed into barracks at 11:47 am, killing the pilot and lightly injuring none. Witnesses report the FAP Cougar broke from a formation, stalled, and plummeted into a handball court and parking area, narrowly missing a crowded cafeteria. The fire damaged the barracks before it was extinguished.
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