Eisenhower weighs Adlai stance in nuclear challenge
President Eisenhower denounces Adlai Stevenson on testing as he urges a safe path to disarmament to prevent nuclear war. He pledges readiness to abandon nuclear arms if others agree, and touts past Republican ideas like tax cuts and the open skies proposal. Stevenson counters with halting tests and new leadership claims.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Madison Square Garden
Nation
Stevenson Promises Farm Task Force for Swift Action
In Springfield Illinois Democratic nominee Stevenson pledges a Kefauver led farm task force to craft a new agricultural program for quick congressional action. He criticizes Eisenhower for delay and vows to protect the family farm raise farmer incomes and stabilize prices with targeted measures.
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Stevenson
Rock Island, Ill
Adlair FE
Congress
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Springfield
Ill
Nixon
Benson
Eisenhower
GOP
Rock Island
Fort Theater
Eliender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Rep. Cooley
D-Nc
Kefauver
Lee St Doctors Office Burglary Leaves $79 Stolen
Break in at 110 Lee St office building yields $79 cash, extensive interior damage. Police tie incident to two prior break ins in four days. entry via north door, labs untouched. Separate Fearnow apartment break in on Loudoun St reports jewelry and silver dollars missing.
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Lee St
Winchester Police Department
Francis Funk
Warren Rudolph
John B McKee
John Hortenstine
H. Pearce Maccubbin
Carrington Harrison
E. C. Stuart, Jr
John Fearnow
S. Loudoun St
Fearnow
Missing Sailor's Wife Found Near Kitty Hawk
Officers recovered the body of Lauretta Paasch 28 near Southern Shores after her husband Hans Paasch 31, based on the USS Vermillion in Norfolk, admitted to shooting her. The couple faced estrangement and custody disputes involving their two daughters.
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Elizabeth City
N. Co
South Norfolk
North Carolina
Barrier Reef
Norfolk
Virginia
Lauretta Paasch
Claudia
Clarence Owens
Hans Paasch
Paasch
Vermillion
Rt. 17
Hickory
Owens
Conservation Plans Outlined At Meeting Here
Raymond V. Long Richmond director outlined Department of Conservation and Development aims to Winchester and Frederick County representatives. The forum at the Courthouse covered forests water resources and economic ties. The visiting delegation joined by area foresters and local officials toured Harrisonburg luncheon meetings and planning divisions in Luray Front Royal Winchester and Harrisonburg.
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Department of Conservation and Development
Raymond V. Long
Richmond
Winchester
Frederick County
Luray
Front Royal
Harrisonburg
Department
Mr. Long
Virginia
Meetig
Lewis M. Allen
Philip Gabler
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas G. Scully
Shenandoah
Garden Club
C.S. Carter
Bristol
Victor W.W. Stewart
Petersburg
J. H. Adams
A Plunket Beirie
Orange
Ralph N Dorsey
Berryville
Jay W. Johns
Charlottesville
E. W. Lauck
G. Alvin Massenbrg
Hampton
Shelton H Short, Jr
Chase City
George W. Dean
State Forester
Long
Division of Planning
Surplus. Social Security to Pay Millions in Benefits
The Social Security Administration announced that more than nine million people will receive federal old age and survivors monthly benefits by November 30.
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Social Security Washington
Social Security Administration
German Army on Emergency Footing in East Berlin
East German forces were placed on high alert with about 117000 troops joining 150000 internal security personnel. All leaves were canceled and army units faced daily political instruction about the Hungary rebellion while Soviet troops reportedly moved back from the Polish border.
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Berlin
Red
Hungary
Communist Defense Ministry
East Germany
South Carolina Independents Back Bell Williams for VP
The South Carolina Independents endorsed Rep. John Bell Williams as a vice presidential candidate. Williams, a Democrat from Mississippi, received the support in Columbia.
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Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
John Bell] Williams
D-Miss
United States Weighs UN Action On Hungary Crisis
The United States, consulting with Britain, France and others, weighs taking the Hungarian crisis to the United Nations. Officials consider protests to Moscow and aid to Eastern European nations asserting independence, as Dulles notes the US will not invade with forces to avoid a world war.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
United Nations
Legation
Dulles
All-Out Military Effort Launched Against Rebels
Vienna reports indicate Hungary's civil war expanding as government orders for an all-out assault fail. Rebels, aided by Russian tanks, control major routes from Budapest toward Vienna. several cities face heavy fighting and thousands may be dead or wounded.
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Austria
Hungary
Budapest
Danube
Gytr
Szeged
Szolnok
Pecs
Freedom Radio
Yaroslav
Miskolc
Czech
Imre Nagy
Moscow
Popular Front
Associated Press
Endre Merton
Scott Urges Probe Into Government Wheat Rots In Tents
Sen. Scott says about 35 million bushels of government surplus wheat rotted after Burrus Mills stored it in tents. He warns of possible big losses to bail out banks tied to the deal, naming Arthur Eisenhower and Commerce Trust Co. as involved. Farrington says no losses expected.
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Washington, N. C
Sens
Scott
D-Nc
Texas
Burrus Mills, Inc
Arthur Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dallas
Jack P. Burrus
Burrus
Inec
Commerce Trust Co
Kansas City
Arthur Eisen
Hower
Farrington S
Department of Agriculture
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Relapse claim against Eisenhower repudiated by Hagerty
White House press secretary James C. Hagerty denounced Drew Pearson's column as falsehoods denying any relapse during Eisenhower's Western trip. He called the piece "the most amazing document of falsehood" and urged newspapers to publish his rebuttal.
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Hagerty
Washington
James C. Hagerty
Drew Pearson
Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Eisenhower Still Top In Nationwide Polls As Election Nears
The Associated Press notes Eisenhower leads Stevenson in multiple statewide polls. New York shows 3-2 favoring Eisenhower with 59.7 to 40.3. California Indiana Utah New Jersey and Colorado polls favor Eisenhower with varying margins. Other local surveys from Omaha Baltimore Lynchburg and Denver add support for the President while undecided votes remain in several states.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
New York Daily News
Stevenson
New York State
New York
California
Los Angeles Mirror- News
Indiana
Vanderburgh County
Evansville
New Jersey
Kenneth Fink
Fink
Utah
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Omaha
FAB
Denver Post
Colorado
Stevenson Has Much to Look Forward To if Polls Are as Wrong as in 48
Adlai Stevenson faces a hopeful forecast if polls err as in 1948 when Dewey was predicted to win but Truman defeated him. The piece notes Truman’s optimism and recalls that in 1948 Truman carried 28 of 48 states, with many jurisdictions voting for Democratic congressional candidates while Truman’s margin was smaller.
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Stevenson
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
Eisenhower
Virginia Weather Forecast and Local Notices
Cloudy with occasional rain tonight and Saturday. Lows 48 to 60 depending on location. Highs near 47 and 44, last year 71 and 32. Winchester Friday October 26 sun events and moon phase noted. Correction issued on a milk ad price. Local shop updates include June Kerns joining Betty's Beatty Shop and alterations service advertised.
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Virginia
Interior
Winchester
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