Spahn To Face Ford In World Series Opener
The World Series opens in Milwaukee with Warren Spahn of the Braves facing Whitey Ford of the Yankees in a classic southpaw duel. Both pitchers admitted butterflies as a 1 p.m. start nears amid cool, windy conditions and high expectations for a keenly contested opener. Casey Stengel and managers foresee a pitching duel as teams aim to seize early momentum in the seven game series.
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Milwaukee
Warren Span
Milwaukee Beaver R
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Neithey
Sunky Spahn
Ford
Iceman
Yankeen
Bol
Spain
Milwaukee County Stas
Braves
Spelier
Heck
Latthander
Yankees
Elliot
Wyatt
Casey Stengel
Wall
UCS Programs Aims Outlined By DON WASHINS
Area residents learned details of the United Community Services program and the United Fund during two dinner meetings. The fund replaces the Community Chest and consolidates health and charitable campaigns under one agency, with some local groups declining to join.
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Don Washins
Alma Wit
New
United Community Services Organization
United Fund
Drendrick Wadsol
Fuid
Mid Noyeen
Med Cross
Health and Utter
Saveva
Hong
Rensselaer County Tuberoculosis and
Public Health Asa
Rensselaer County
Rensselaer County Cancer Society
Cork
UCS
United Fund Group
TB and Wealth Assatai
Avlipe
UGS
Wes. Als
Little Rock Schools Closed Amid Integration Standstill
The Associated Press reports Little Rock schools remain closed as state and federal authorities clash over integration. A referendum showed 72 percent favored continuing integration while a private operator abandoned the plan due to a federal order. Teachers held TV classes, and a court hearing looms to decide the temporary injunction affecting 40 private operators.
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Associated Press
Guy. Orval Fanibus
Aio
Yim
Faubur
Ula
Svhetler
Little Rock
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Virginia
Lindsay Almont
Eisenhower praises press during National Newspaper Week
The president lauds newspapers for vital public service through fearless reporting and inquiry. He urges the nation to uphold standards separating sensationalism from true journalism and to sustain a free press as a cornerstone of democracy.
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Washington
Republic
Baeh
Uyosa News
Chrysler UAW Talks Hit Snag Amid Slow Breakthrough
Detroit dispatch reports Chrysler and the United Auto Workers hit a setback as Walter Reuther left GM talks in progress and John Leary said agreement seemed unlikely. salaried workers in engineering and office staff emerging as the stubborn issue, about 15000 employees affected, negotiations continue despite optimism dwindling.
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Jack Vanden Berg
Detroit
VPT
iWopes
Chrysler
United Auin Workers Union
UAW
Walter F. Reurther
Reuther
Chryser
Go UN
Lminds
Leary
Nererorfore
Chryater
Htourls
Yustertay Toring
Italy Agrees On Missiles Bases
Rome defense minister Antonio Segni told the Chamber of Deputies that Italy will host missile bases to guarantee national defense. He said the move, within the Asiatic Pact framework, limits launch ramps to Italian authorities and addresses deputies questions about U S IRBM deployments. Reports of the Italian admission followed a week of coverage in local papers.
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Rome
Antonio Segui
Chamber of Deputies
Hwy
Segni
U. S
Si Thaly
Nis
Sila
Italy
IRBM
Moscow
Sogni
Deft Bank Thief Flees With 20000 In Cash
A bold East Side bank robbery ends with a thief escaping after slipping past a steel grill and stealing 10000 in twenties and 10000 in tens from the Shonen Com Exchange Jranch at 60th Street and Lexington Avenue. Teller Daniel Callars left briefly. the thief vanished with 20000 before guards could react. Bank officials report it the bank’s first such heist in eight years. Local and federal investigators question suspects as clerks resume duties.
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New York
Dell
Hick
Lelles
Shonen Com Exchange
Lexington Avenue
Daviel Callars
Federal Reserve Bank
Callarl
Gage
Dulles Signals Potential Shift in China Policy
Secretary of State Dulles suggested a possible shift in U S China policy by hinting at reducing Nationalist forces on offshore islands if the Communists stop firing Chiang Kai shek’s plan to defend Taiwan was questioned and the United States said it had no commitment to back a mainland push Dulles cautioned Chiang’s return remains hypothetical and urged practical restraint while signaling openness to a ceasefire that could enable talks in Warsaw and future U S red China negotiations
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Wanren Rogers
Washington
Dulles
America
China
Dullés
Chiang Kaishek
Quemoy
Othye
Ching
Chiang
United States
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Chiana
Warsaw
Cuou Parley Dountful
John Foster Dulles
Mios
Chou Un-Lai
Farm Prices Climb 2 Percent in September Gain
Washington reports mid September farm prices rose about 2 percent signaling end of a four month decline. Increases tied to record high grapefruit and near record orange prices along with beef cattle eggs milk and cotton. Hog chickens and corn weighed down the index. Parity measures show farm prices around 85 percent of parity while production costs rose about one third of one percent between August and mid September.
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Washington
Agriculture Dept
Chiang Kai-shek vows to defend offshore islands
Nationalist China declared it would defend all its territory and rejected any price for peace over Quemoy and Matsu. Tingtu V. Tsiang told the U.N. General Assembly that yielding the islands would only invite further aggression. Chiang Kai-shek echoed the stance at a Formosa news conference as Dulles signaled possible policy shifts if the Communists offered concessions. Indian Defense Minister Krishna Menon welcomed the potential move toward a peaceful settlement.
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Lawrence Malkin
United Nations
China
U.N
Tingtu V. Tslang
Assemly
Red Ching
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Tsiang
Dulles
Washington
U. S
Quemioy
Matsu
Tina Tere
India
Defense
Krishna Menon
Munna
Sante
United States
Wwe Tsiang
Alfshors Islands
Claude Core
Ceylon
Sai. Yave
Ansing
Chou Attacks U S Cease-Fire Trick In Formosa Row
Chinese Premier Chiuendel denounces a U S cease-fire proposal as a trick aimed at pressuring Peiping. He vows no withdrawal of forces and says the United States would intervene in Chinese affairs as Beijing tightens claims in the Formosa Strait on the eve of the regime’s ninth anniversary.
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Tokyo
UPL
Chiuendal
United States
Rick
Communist
New Ching
China
Chiang Kaishek
U. S
Chow
Ile
Chiang Kai-shek
Nuclear tests resume as Russia carries out high yield trials
The U S Atomic Energy Commission reports Russia resumed moderate to high yield nuclear tests at the Soviet artillery proving grounds with no explosions. Washington notes the United States still contemplates new battalions and an atomic weapons program review while Russia claims a suspension until talks resume. American officials cite U S tests at Nevada last Monday and accuse Russia of using the March halt as propaganda.
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Washington
URA
Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Artiile Proving Grounds
State Department
Oae - United States
Elma If
Leste
United States
Nevada Proving Grounds
Britain
Lincoln Waite
Tesla
U S Ships and Boxcars for Nationalist Quemoy Supply Run
The United States plans large new landing ships and C-119 flying boxcars to bolster Nationalist Quemoy resupply. An LSD ship already arrived, unloading 135 mm guns under U.S. Marines, while other vessels approach Quemoy. Diplomatic talks on nuclear test suspensions with Russia continue in Geneva as U.S. and U.K. plan further tests only if Moscow resumes.
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Taipei
Formosa
United States
Giamt
Quemoy
U. &Alarmes
Americana
U. S
la Mire
Postpone Strike Call in New York Amid Picket Lines
AP reports the Communications Workers of America delayed a midnight strike against Western Electric. Union leaders warned of possible action if no agreement by week’s end, citing 10 900 repair men in 33 villages of the sales unit and 15 900 installers in 44 states. Nonstriking crews may refuse to cross picket lines if the sales unit strikes.
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New York
Communications Workers of America
Western Electric Co. Union
Joseph A. Berray
Warney
Instellera
Tfhe
Beirne
Strike May Up Ships In New York Port
Disrupted maritime actions report ships of Wajur Mlautio and Galt Cost steam lines struck early today. Indications suggested that operations of 400,000 tons of shipping could be affected. International marine groups and the American Merchant Marine vouchsafe details of the situation.
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New York
Deele
Wajur Mlautio
Galt
Eche Pantes
Thera
Navy Plane Wreck Found No Survivors Reported
Navy search teams found nose wreckage of a submarine hunter plane missing with seven aboard over the Florida Straits. Debris lay 22 miles north of Key West as planes and ships scoured from the Cuban coast to Tomestead. Thunderstorms hindered operations while crews pressed on, with no signs of survivors or bodies at dusk.
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Pla
Piorida Atrail
Ortiginis
Key Wasl
Navy
Tomestead
Bahamas
Dry Tortus
Brunswick
Key West Naval Air Station
Pam
Envoys Meet In Warsaw Amid Secret Talks
In Warsaw US and Red China ambassadors held a 2 hour 48 minute session on easing tensions in Formosa. Both sides said they would meet again Saturday. Secrecy kept public interest high as about 100 people gathered near the palace with no applause for either delegation.
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Warsaw
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