Diplomats See Soviet Loss From Syria Turkey Crisis
At the United Nations the debate on Syria's border dispute with Turkey ends inconclusively as Syria shows willingness to drop action. Arab delegates resent Moscow backing and favor Saudi mediation, while some analysts see Russia overplayed its hand to gain influence and distract from other issues.
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United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Syria
Turkey
Middle East
U. N
Saud
U.N
India
S V. K. Krishna Menon
Bussia
United States
Kremlin
Almond pledges to keep Virginia schools open and segregated
Virginia Governor candidate J Lindsay Almond Jr. vows to use every power if elected to prevent any school closure and to maintain segregation. He rejects Republican Ted Dalton’s claim of a statewide funding cut and calls opponents who mix races the real threat to public education.
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Richmond
J. Lindsay Almond, Jr
Virginia
Almond
World Community Day Service Attended by 75 at Braddock Street Methodist
About 75 persons attended the World Community Day service sponsored by the Winchester Council of Church Women at Braddock Street Methodist Church. An offering of 54 dollars was collected and a large clothing and blanket donation was presented for the Parcels for Peace program serving the needy worldwide.
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Winchester Council of Churchwomen
Braddock Street Methodist Church
NY Central and Pennsy mull merger to form large railroad
The New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads announced they began studies toward a possible merger creating a vast northeastern system. Both lines are the nation’s largest by revenue with assets over 50 billion dollars. Officials cited profit pressures and changed conditions as reasons to explore consolidation.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
James M. Symes
Alfred E. Perlman
The
Central
New York Exchange
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
Justice Department
ICC
Commission
Robert R. Young
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Chicago
Washington
United States
East
Midwest
Union Backs Ted Dalton In Virginia Governor Race
Walter P. Reuther of Detroit leader of the United Auto Workers told a Washington audience that the union supports Republican Ted Dalton in Virginia's gubernatorial contest. He spoke during the Industrial Union Departments Convention while noting the Dalton Almond Democratic nominee race and his influence in Michigan politics.
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Wshington
Walter P Reuther
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Washington
Ted Dalton
Virginia
Reuther
Dalton- Almond
Industrial Union Departments
Michigan
Soapy' Willams
Truce Called in Strike Against Texas Steel Firm
A truce was declared in the Lone Star Steel strike near Daingerfield Texas as riot squads watched for aftershocks. Strikers may return to work though with no guaranteed jobs or seniority and arbitration aims to restore seniority if possible. Pickets withdrew while talks with company lawyers set arbitration.
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Texas Steel
Daingerfield
Tex
Lone Star Steel Co
Texas Rangers
East Texas
Chris Dixie
Houston
United Steelworkers of America
Albert J. Boyle Dies Owner of Charles Town Track
Albert J. Boyle, 72, owner of the Charles Town half mile track in West Virginia, died in a Washington hospital after heart illness. A builder by trade, he previously operated Waterford Park and expanded racing to draw patrons from Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Survivors include his widow two sons and a daughter. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Washington
Albert J. Boyle
Charles Town
W. Va
Boyle
M. Boyle
West Virginia
Panhandle
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Waterford Park
Roy Markus
Cleveland
Nicholas
Charles Tweel
Huntington
Clint W. Murchison
Dallas
Tex
George T. Weymouth
Wilmington
Del
Joseph
Jockey Club
John Kerr School to Honor Miss Lola Moore
Pupils and patrons of John Kerr School invite friends to a reception for Miss Lola Moore tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel. Miss Moore, long-time principal, will be honored as Lola Moore Day proclaimed by Mayor Claude B Smalls. Her last day is November 12 in Las Vegas as she plans to marry Mark Davis of San Diego.
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John Kerr School
Lola Moore
Miss Moore
George Washinon Hotel
Claude B Smalls
John Kerr
Las Vegas
Nev
Mark Fy Davis
San Diego
Alif
Mao Arrives in Moscow for Communist Celebration
Mao Tze tung lands in Moscow to join Soviet leaders for the 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution as Zhukov’s fate remains unclear. Premier Bulganin Khrushchev and Voroshilov greet him aboard a TU104, praising the Soviet lead in world affairs and condemning American imperialism.
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Moscow
Georgi K. Zhukov
Mao Tze-tung
Peiping
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Klementi Y. Voroshilov
Presidium
Mao
Soviet Union
China
Bulgarin
Khrushchevy
Voroshilov
Syria
Moscow Radio
Zhukov
West
Communist Party Central Committee
Egypt
Abdel Hakim Amer
Rival Factions Battle for Control of Textile Union
In Washington four factions vie for control of the 44 000 member United Textile Workers Union as its executive board meets to respond to AFL CIO corruption reforms. President Valente and ex secretary treasurer Kienert seek to lead or retake the union amid allegations of misused funds. AFL CIO orders demand ousting both and a convention to elect new officers by November 15.
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Wshington
United Textile Workers Union
Aflcio
Anthony Valente
UTW
Lloyd Kienert
Valente
Senate
Afl-Cio
Frank Sgambato
Providence
R. L
Rhode Island State Senate
Klewert
Sgambato
Szambato
Joseph Krause
Paterson
N. J
Frank Gorman
Gorman
New England
South
Klenert
Valente- Klenert
Five Climbers Die in Bavarian Alps Fall Near Berchtesgaden
Police report five climbers perished last night in the Bavarian Alps near Berchtesgaden when they fell 600 feet while attempting Mount Unters south wall. Four bodies were recovered from a crevasse. a fifth remains missing as snow and clouds hindered the search. A guide alerted rescue squads. officials call it Germany's worst mountain accident since World War I.
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Berchtesgaden
Germany
Bavarian Alps
Here
Unters
Dulles Declared In Excellent Health By Doctors
Washington Secretary of State Dulles was pronounced in excellent shape after an overnight examination at Walter Reed Army Hospital. He underwent cancer surgery last November and the latest report by Maj. Gen. Leonard D. Heaton notes normal findings for his age with no spread or recurrence of the colon lesion.
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Washington
Dulles
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Walter Reed
State Department
Leonard D. Heaton
Lincoln White
Walter Reed Hospital
Heaton
Satellite Gets Quick Treatment From Dentist
In Redlands California two men brought a gold plated satellite to Dr Richard C Hardy for a quick fix before a vibration test. Naval Research Laboratory had sent the satellite to Grand Central Rocket Co for testing of an 18000 mile solid propellant motor. Engineer Hartzell said cement drying would delay the schedule so the dentist used bridge cement to tack wiring. Twenty five minutes later the satellite was ready and the firing schedule met with satisfactory results.
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Redlands
Calif
Richard C. Hardy
Hardy
Naval Research Laboratory
Grand Central Rocket Co
Wilbur
Hartzell
Dr. Hardy
Almond and Dalton Sum Up Campaigns
The Associated Press reports Republican Ted Dalton and Democrat J Lindsay Almond Jr. issued statements summarizing their Virginia governorship campaigns as the Tuesday general election approaches. Each candidate highlighted key issues and goals in their messages.
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Virginia
Ted Dalton
J. Lindsay Almond, Jr
Dalton
GOP
Almond
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Associated Press
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Virginia two party pledge on schools and politics
Dalton argues for a two party system in Virginia and defends public schools against a majority leaders plan to close schools or cut funds over racial pupil assignment. He pledges to run with Henderson and Dillon to sustain independence, expand education funding, and oppose secret sessions and party control.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Horace E. Henderson
J. Livingstone Dillon
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