Riots erupt as Egypt arrests Brotherhood after assassination bid
Cairo mobs defied a state of emergency to sack and burn Moslem Brotherhood headquarters blamed for the Nasser assassination attempt. Police rescued trapped members as two buildings burned. 47 Brotherhood members were arrested, including Hassan El Hodiby.
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Cairo
Egypt
Moslem Brotherhood
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Progovernment Liberation Rally
Brotherhood
Nasser
Alexandria
Hassan el Hodeiby
Hodeiby
Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Mahmoud Abdel Latif
Latif
Big Five Shelves India Truce Plan Forarmament Talks
At the United Nations the five nuclear powers the United States Britain France Russia and Canada agreed to refer India’s armament truce proposal to a UN subcommittee along with earlier discussions. Indian delegate V K Krishna Menon urged study of a truce while disarmament talks continue. The five powers had earlier co sponsored a subscommittee path on arms reduction.
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United Nations
N.Y
India
Paul Martin
General Assembly
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Canada
V.K. Krishna
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Hope Fades for Survivors in Alps Plane Crash
In NICE France a massive search for a missing U S Army plane and 21 aboard shifted to near hopelessness as wreckage sightings proved to be WWII B17 remains. Seventy four hours after disappearance 24 planes and two helicopters joined the effort across snow covered peaks.
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Nice
France
Italy
England
Germany
Africa
Two Washington Men Burned In Auto Parts Fire
Jack Fuhr and Ralph Moothart of Washington suffered second degree burns Tuesday afternoon when gasoline fumes ignited in the Sitler Auto Parts shop on North Iowa avenue. Quick action by workers with extinguishers and Washington fire units kept injuries down. Fuhr was released, Moothart faces several more days in hospital.
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Jack Fuhr
Ralph Moothart
Washington
Sitter Auto Parts
North
Iowa Avenue
Washington County
Fuhr
Moothart
Sitler
Sidlers
Sitlers
Firestone plant walkout in Des Moines ends talks stalemate
About 1,500 workers at Firestone Tire & Rubber Co in Des Moines walked off at 6 a.m. after union Local 310 CIO United Rubber Workers endorsed strike action. Plant closed in an orderly fashion as negotiations since Oct 1 reached no agreement with contract expired Oct 19.
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Des Moines
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
CIO
United Rubber Workers
J.C. Blue
Blue
Rites at Junction For J Don Darrow 76
JUNCTION Columbus J Don Darrow 76 lifelong resident died Tuesday night at University hospital Iowa City after weeks as patient Funeral services set for 2 p m Friday Stacy funeral home burial Indian Creek cemetery Rev George Pennington in charge Born Jan 1 1817 son of Dr William H Darrow and Emily Weaver Darrow Married Effie Klotz Dec 25 1900 Mrs Darrow died years ago A daughter and a son preceded him in death Several cousins survive
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Columbus Junction
J. Don Darrow
University Hospital
Iowa City
Stacy Funeral Home
Indian Creek
George Pennington
Darrow
William H. Darrow
Emily Weaver Darrow
Effie Klotz
Barbara E. Miller 74 Kalona Death Notice
Barbara E Miller 74 died at 1130 p m Tuesday in the Gordon Miller residence Kalona after a long illness She was a lifelong Kalona resident born January 16 1880 daughter of David F Miller Survivors include two brothers Mose Elida Ohio Alva Kalona and a sister Mrs Dan J Fisher Kalona Funeral services 10 a m Friday East Union Mennonite Church body to remain at Gordon Miller home until services Peterseim Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
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Barbara E. Miller
Gordon Miller
Miss Miller
David F. Miller
Mose
Elida
Ohio
Alva
Dan J. Fisher
East Union Mennonite
Peterseim Funeral Home
Iowa seeks federal aid for hospital building projects
The Iowa Public Health Department announced nearly $1 million in federal hospital building aid is unspoken for. The University of Iowa has requested $300,000 for a clinical laboratory building, with a hospital advisory council set to act on Thursday. Local communities must match federal funds two dollars for each one. Bond issues on Nov. 2 in Tipton, Missouri Valley, Mount Pleasant and Albia could determine whether these towns pursue the aid.
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Des Moines
Iowa Public Health Department
Iowa
University of Iowa
Hospital Advisory Council
Tipton
Missouri Valley
Mount Pleasant
Albia
Turn About Waterbury CIO Leaders Clash With Clerical Workers
In Waterbury Connecticut state CIO leaders faced a counter demand as clerical workers organized by the CIO pressed for a pay raise during wage negotiations. A standoff emerged as both sides negotiated terms and consideration of raises.
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Waterbury
Conn
CIO
Home Hazards Drive Nearly Half of Fatalities
Connecticut Safety Commission reports 9897 violent deaths nationwide last year with almost half occurring in homes. The data highlights domestic dangers and calls for improved home safety measures across the state and country.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut Safety Commission
Hunsaker Observes 29th Anniversary in Washington Business
Al Hunsaker marks a 29 year Washington business anniversary since October 26 1925 when he bought Frank Clarke shoe repair equipment and moved from Marengo. His son Bud joined early. they adapted to new machinery and fewer repairs due to composition sales in the family shop all these years.
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al Hunsaker
Washington
McCabe Speaks At Washington Ys Men Club Meeting
James McCabe of Mr Pleasant spoke to the Washington Ys Men about patriotic duty amid communism and other threats. Members filled time with Rate Your Town quizzes and voted to support the annual Halloween party. Volunteers were invited to aid YMCA activities. Plans called for foreign students to stay with local Y’s Men families on November 13 weekend.
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James McCabe
Pleasant
Washington Y's Men's Club
McCabe
YMCA
Y's
Four Washington Men Leave for Military Induction
Four Washington men left the state for induction into the armed forces. Leo Charles Mangold Jr. and Richard LeDrew McKune, both volunteers from Marion and Washington, Iowa, along with Robert Dean Alt of Kalona, departed with John Clifford Lough from Lander, Wyoming, transferred for induction. They were to report to Camp Chaffee, Arkansas for basic training.
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Washington
Des Moines
Camp Chaffee
Arkansas
Washington County
Leo Charles Mangold Jr
Eighth Street
Marion
Iowa
Richard LeDrew McKune
East Seventh Street
Robert Dean Alt
Kalona
John Clifford Lough
West Madison Street
Lander
Wyo
Missouri Transit Bus Service Suspended
S W Easter manager of the Washington depot and Western Union reports suspension of service between Iowa City and Mt Pleasant by Missouri Transit Co. The notice, signed by P W Fletcher president, invites objections to be filed with the Iowa State Commerce Commission in Des Moines before November 10.
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S. W. Easter
Western Union
Washington
Iowa City
Mt. Pleasant
Missouri Transit Co
P. W. Fletcher
Missouri Bus Firm
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Des Moines
Eisenhower Sees Hope for Peace Amid Soviet H-Bomb Tests
U S officials say Moscow conducted another series of nuclear detonations in recent months. The AEC noted a mid September start and ongoing intervals, suggesting progress in Russian efforts to match U S weapon capabilities. Reporters warned the latest tests may involve multi megaton H-bombs and thermonuclear fusion.
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Washington
Russia
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
U.S
Ussr
Auto Injuries Fatal To Armstrong Driver
Edward Kennedy 29 of Armstrong died at Holy Family Hospital Estherville Iowa from injuries after a two car head on collision 12 miles east of the city Tuesday night. James Francis Rock about 30 was also involved in the crash and cited in reports.
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Estherville
Iowa
Edward Kennedy
Armstrong
Holy Family Hospital
James Francis Rock
Community Chest Nearing Goal As Ward Totals Update
Washington's Community Chest drive nears its goal of 24300 with 18552.80 collected by noon and 5474.20 still needed. First ward leads with 98 percent of its quota, followed by second ward at 82 percent, third with 70 percent, and fourth at 55 percent as canvassers push to finish.
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Washington
Clear Lake Driver Critical After Collision
The driver of the other car, named Clear Lake, was listed in critical condition with chest injuries after the crash and was treated at the hospital.
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Clear Lake
Politicians Clash Over Free TV Time in Campaign Push
Washington report on the clash between Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall and Democrat leaders over free radio and television time for campaign use. NBC offered an hour to Democrats. Hall demanded equivalent Republican time. Eisenhower planned flying visits to boost turnout as campaigns accelerate.
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Leonard W. Hall
Stephen A. Mitchell
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
American Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mitchell
Hall
Network
Republican National Committee
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Adenauer Arrives For Visit in the U S
President Eisenhower praises West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer as a top statesman. Adenauer arrives this afternoon for a two day visit to discuss preventing Soviet moves to disrupt Allied rearmament plans for West Germany.
Eisenhower Plans Flying Tour to Spur Vote in Four Cities
President Eisenhower announced a possible one day four city flying tour for Friday using a chartered plane to combat voter apathy ahead of the November elections. He will appear only at airports and decide soon on the itinerary.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Craft for Christmas Sessions Planned at Washington YWCA
Women in the Washington community are invited to two six week series of Craft for Christmas classes at the YWCA. The morning class meets Thursdays 9 to 11, starting this week, with enameling copper and jewelry making. The evening workshop runs Fridays 7 to 9, with a 10 cent tool and materials fee and help for ongoing projects. For details call 139.
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Washington
YWCA
Neill Trotman
Eisenhower Says Not Time For Talks With Soviet Premier
President Eisenhower told a news conference that peace chances are better than two years ago due to Free World strength. He ruled out top level talks now with Georgi Malenkov, cited continued Russian intractability, and warned no shift in US Soviet atomic energy stance. He favored bipartisan foreign policy and noted improved peace prospects as free nations unite.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Georgi Malenkov
United States
Vatican
Large Crowd Attends Chicaqua Izaak Walton Meeting
A large crowd packed the VFW hall for the Chicaqua Izaak Walton fish fry and meeting Tuesday evening. About 80 pounds of fish were served, fired by Warren Stewart. Carl Greiner Harold Jarvis and Paul Horak showed hunting and fishing home movies and Lake Odessa slides. Ben Bruns presided. a Lake Darling concession report showed assets of 5723.90. Dwight Bramon announced deer licenses available until December 1. One new member and 17 renewals joined. plans were disclosed for a November 23 dinner and ladies night.
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Chicaqua Izaak Walton
VFW
Warren Stewart
Carl Greiner
Harold Jarvis
Paul Horak
Horak
Lake Odessa
Ben Bruns
Lake Darling
Harold Brock
League
Dwight Bramon
Iowa
Mr. Bruns
Frost Tonight Then Warmer Thursday Outlook
Frost lands tonight under clear skies with lows around 28 to 35 degrees. Thursday brings fair, somewhat warmer weather with highs near 54 to 60. Friday turns cloudy and cooler in the north, while the south remains mostly fair with little temperature change.
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United Press
Iowa
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