United States demands payment for downed bomber over Sea of Japan
The U S notes Russia must pay 2 78549294 for the destruction of an Air Force B50 bomber July 29 1953. It seeks details on 13 missing crewmen and the possible release of any held in the Soviet Union. Captain Roche is the sole survivor.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Sea of Japan
John E. Roche
Palm Beach
Fla
U.S
Charles F. Bohlen
Moscow
Hurricane Hazel Headed Toward Jamaica With 125 mph Winds
A Caribbean hurricane of 125 mph churned westward as Navy hurricane hunter planes avoided the storm center. The center lay about 360 miles southeast of Kingston, Jamaica, with gale winds extending 200 miles north and 100 miles south. One Navy crew member, Burbank Mitchell of Syracuse, was injured when his plane bucked through the hurricane wall.
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Miami
Caribbean
Navy
Kingston
Jamaica
Hazel
Jacksonville
Fla
Burbank Mitchell
Syracuse
N.Y
Mitchell
Hartzell ruled ineligible for Wesleyan game
Iowa Wesleyan quarterback Dick Hartzell was ruled ineligible by Iowa Conference Commissioner Gray Eby on Friday. Hartzell had dropped out in the second semester last year and had been deemed eligible after a prior ruling, prompting protests from Central and Dubuque. The Washington, Iowa, player had led Wesleyan to wins over Central and Simpson this season.
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Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Dick Hartzell
Iowa Wesleyan
Dubuque
Gray Eby
Cedar Rapids
Central
Eby
Hartzell
Washington
Wesleyan
Simpson
Two Men Die in Storm Lake Crash on Iowa 71
Two men died in a late Friday crash on Iowa 71 near Storm Lake. George Mittelstadt, 38, of Storm Lake, was the driver of one car, and the collision was nearly head on with another vehicle.
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Storm Lake
Iowa
Here
George Mittelstadt
Mendes-France seeks confidence vote on German rearmament plan
Premier Pierre Mendes-France pressures the National Assembly to approve the nine power London agreements backing German rearmament under NATO. He demanded a confidence vote after debate showed limited support, with a decision to be taken next Tuesday amid Socialist party opposition and a council meeting planned for Monday.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes - France
National Assembly
West Germany
Mendes-France
Assembly
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels
London
Mendes - France
Socialist Party
Popular Republican Movement
National Council
States to Fund Most of New School Construction
Federal Education Commissioner Samuel M. Brownell told a House subcommittee that states must pay a large share of the cost for 370 000 classrooms estimated at 10 to 15 billion dollars. He argued that tax cuts have increased state fiscal capacity and that no federal measure alone can solve the school construction problem.
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Washington
Samuel M. Brownell
House Education and Labor
Brownell
Plan McGill Services At Grandview Sunday
Mrs Daryl McGill 35 of Letts died Friday at Muscatine County Hospital after a yearlong illness. Services set for Sunday at 2 p m in Grandview church. Survivors include husband daughter Linda mother Mary Hartman Columbus Junction four sisters and a deceased father earlier this year.
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Daryl McGill
Letts
Muscatine County Hospital
Grandview
Leona Marie Hartman
Washington
Washington High School
Linda
Mary Hartman
Columbus Junction
Lloyd Stout
Bernard Reed
Ernest Meyer
Herbert Gerdts
Waukon
Car collision near Brush leaves two dead
John M. Rudolph, 22, of Brush Colorado, and a passenger were killed when their car collided with a vehicle driven by Donald L. Braesch of Omaha. Braesch and his passenger Jack R. Burge of Omaha escaped serious injuries according to Sheriff Harry Dreyer.
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John M. Rudolph
Brush
Colo
Harry Dreyer
Donald L. Braesch
Omaha
Braesch
Jack R. Burge
Gromyko Defends Soviet Peace Proposal As Distortion
In Moscow at Spaso House Andrei A. Gromyko said the Soviet Union favors effective inspection by an international atomic control agency as part of a disarmament treaty. He noted Moscow has dropped demands for a precondition on banning atomic and hydrogen weapons.
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Kenneth Brodney
United Press
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Gromyko
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Spaso House
Soviet United Nations
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Laurie C. Battle
Dala
O. C. Fisher
D-Tex
Battle
Juliana Named Head of McCarthy Staff
Sen. McCarthy taps James N. Juliana to lead the Permanent Investigating subcommittee staff. Juliana, 32, a former FBI agent, will replace Francis P. Carr who resigns on October 31 to join a New York trucking firm. Subcommittee Democrats warned against delaying the appointment until after November considerations.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
James N. Juliana
Juliana
Army- McCarthy
Army
Robert T. Stevens
G. David Schine
Francis P. Carr
Carr
McCarthy
New York
Subcommittee
Senate
Wisconsin
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
John L. McClellan
Ark
Stuart Symington
Capehart seeks extension of FHA probe into next year
Sen. Homer E. Capehart announced he will ask the Senate Banking Committee to extend its investigation of the Federal Housing Administration scandal for another year to serve as a watchdog of the housing program. He said the panel could continue hearings but would seek only funds to maintain staff for the additional year. The committee recessed its inquiry until Nov. 9 after four days of testimony on windfall profits and financing by builders, with subpoenas issued for witnesses including Louis Lesser and Rocco De Grazia.
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Washington
LLP
Homer E. Capehart
Senate
Indiana Republican
Senate Banking Committee
Capehart
Federal Housing Administration
Banking Committee
Congress
Louis Lesser
Beverly Hills
Calif
Rocco DeGrazia
Chicago
Richard McCormack
Virginia
Abraham Traub
Brooklyn
Arthur M. Chaite
Ilan Woodner
New York
Eisenhower Urges Reds to Redouble GOP Campaign Efforts
President Eisenhower opened the off year election drive with a nationwide televised address from Denver urging Republican workers to enlist bipartisanship for GOP candidates. He warned that a Democratic victory on November 2 would spark a cold war of partisan politics and emphasized unity to advance his administration's program.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Congress
America
John Foster Dulles
Hawaii
Richard Nixons
Nixon
District GOP Women Meet in Crawfordsville Tuesday
Republican women of this district gather at the Federated church in Crawfordsville on Tuesday October 12. Registration and coffee begin at 9 10 a m luncheon at noon with Senator Bourke Hickenlooper as the day’s speaker.
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GOP
Federated Church
Crawfordsville
Bourke Hickenloope
International Dairy Show Opens in Chicago Parade
Nearly 1,945 dairy cattle valued at five million dollars entered for the eight day event in Chicago. Gov. Stratton led a State Street parade featuring Mrs O Leary’s famous cow float. Ezra Taft Benson opened the show and dedicated a new 188000 square foot Amphitheater addition.
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Chicago
State Street
Illinois
William G. Stratton
O'Leary
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
International Amphitheater
Canada
Cuba
Burlington Couple Die in Kansas Crash
A Burlington Iowa couple, J Wallace Howard 62 and his wife Linda, were killed after their car collided with a truck on Highway 24 nine miles east of Lawrence Kansas. The truck driver Herbert E Rafferty 37 of Iola sustained only minor injuries.
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Lawrence
Kan
Burlington
Iowa
Here
J. Wallace Howard
Linda
Herbert E. Rafferty
Iola
Three Polio Deaths Reported in State
Three polio deaths were reported in Iowa on Friday. Charles Felter six of Woodward died at Blank Memorial hospital Des Moines after admission Sept 28. Ronald Vecchi twelve of Des Moines died of bulbar polio at the same hospital after admission Sept 30. Harold Baustian thirty seven of Davenport died of bulbar polio at University Hospitals Iowa City after admission Sept 27. It was the 13th polio death at University Hospitals this year.
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Iowa
Charles Felter
Donald Felter
Woodward
Blank Memorial Hospital
Des Moines
Ronald Vecchi
Emil Vecchi
Harold H. Baustian
Davenport
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Friend of Baby Sitter Arrested for Double Slaying
An 18 year old high school student Kenneth Chapin will be charged with first degree murder for the Sept 25 deaths of Lynn Ann Smith 14 and Steven Goldberg 4 in Springfield Massachusetts. Chapin admitted stabbing Lynn Ann 38 times and Steven 24 times with a bayonet and breaking their necks.
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Springfield
Mass
Lynn Ann Smith
Kenneth Chapin
Steven Goldberg
Kenneth
Dist
Atty
Stephen A. Moynahan
Chapin
Hampden County Grand Jury
Massachusetts
Theodore C. Chapin
Goldberg
Lynn Ann
Steven
Churchill urges close ties with America to deter Soviet expansion
Winston Churchill addressing the Conservative Party convention warned that American isolation would doom Europe to Soviet subjugation and Britain to ruin. He praised U S unity and warned against Bevan’s anti American stance while stressing stronger Anglo American cooperation as essential for lasting peace.
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Wilburg. Landrey
United Press
Blackpool
England
Winston Churchill
Europe
Soviet Union
Churchill
London
America
South American Ads Bring Investigation
Post Office Department probes a scam using classified ads in U S newspapers from South America usually Argentina. Advertisers seek a teenage boy to board in a family home and promise $200 monthly pay with a $20 intermediary fee. the boy never arrives.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Arthur E. Summerfield
Argentina
Summerfield
Weather Averages and Outlook for Iowa
Partly cloudy Sunday with scattered showers tonight and east Sunday. Cooler in the west and extreme north on Sunday. Lows tonight 52 to 58 north and 58 to 64 south. Sunday highs 70 to 78 north and 78 to 84 southeast. Monday showers taper with partly cloudy skies and little temperature change.
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United Press
Iowa
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FHA
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Queens
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International Soundphoto
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