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' , ANGELF--S (UPI) LOS ':,' . 1' .. behind Los -, The come-fro'n- ; , , , , , , Angeles Dodgers captured , , , , the NationaLzLeague pen. nant Tuesday by defeating the Milwaukee Braves, Al'Is ..- ' 1. ' in the 12th inning of the , -rEarly-Settleme- nt -- second game in their bestol, I , three playoff series. The Dodgers, in winning . . -3 By WILIAAM J. EATON II their first playoff in 'three I I to the earned 7 tries, right WASHINGTON (UPI)Both sides in the 'deadlocked steel , meet the Chicago White Sox dispute agreed under President Eisenhower's personal urg, Thursday in Abe- opening , ing Wednesday to resume negotiations immediately.. game of the World Series The President promptly issued a statement expressing at Chicago. The Dodgers betAhe Ant Ant I mrA 'Opethat in 'agreement can he initiated" before he returns Braves the hard way, in a next week from hisCalifomia , .marathon , vacatiori:Unimi leaders said to climax one of the great. , I I .S--ttla, - , in het. thpv hnnoel thpvPntilti rDnnrt - est comebacks - lir '10Noirf -;; -- - ', V Wall t , '''' By LLOYD LARBABEZ h'is;ry.'(Fol:.. ful7t-h1 , , ;OO "), t a ,, s, --.' , -' see Page M.) details ''kk, ,, 1, .''. BUFFALO, TEX. (UPI)A ,, 4 ' 8Nt,..., , , Wednesday night ''''' , '- -, ',, '. ' ,, 1.,4 f Nt ' I Ah-----DaLockhElectra won the s plane, bouncl agree;Eisenhower ..i -,r -! t , :' N:y .., .04. 71 , 0,4,... ment after conferrirfg first ' ' 744 'Vont Houston to New York, I I , 1211 14'1 -- -I with industry leaders and then I I I , sont0' I exploded In the air late !rues,n ar Steelworkers' 41 with U-P ,.. l' , I , 14 ' 1DI Lai day night, sailed across the sky 4, ,..' (J.14, ' I President 'sc4 ....,,,.. ,,i.v d J. McDonald ,,,. I -, - aficI ,.. 0. like a flaming 4 1 ' ..,.. and other union officials. , VNa , . .,.1 ! AP 7, ''ne , 1 3 ., i i 1 crashed in a scrub oak thicket, . '. .1 McDonald proposed ': Iv sl, .' t, 9.- --: , 'N : 4 , All 34 persons on boardsix, it Le ,,14 which were 11.11. ' negotiations, 'rNst ' . I ' , N ,, 4., N il . I. ' :' ... si 4 Ar ,4fN WASHINGTON (UPI)ttrn broken off by the union last V g'' t:A , , I' crew members and 28 passen!, 4 ' ! 14' gr k 1 i, 1, A 1 ,i , o I 4 1 dersecretary Douglas Dillon Friday, be resumed here at 'o ", , pr , killed. They were , , 4 gerswere Neow 111 said Wednesday that, the State 2 p.m., EDT, in an effort to ; 1"- sz , bound. for Xallasr-Washingli4 strike. . end the . Department may ask Congress and - New York. Recovery , 4g; , . McDonald Hopeful next year to ,remove the ban ,,,,,,, r, I , , crews found bodies and pail., 1 ,: There was no immediate reon imports of Russian furs. ' I1 ! P;. Nt ' :ow .;;, BRUCE Y4,;ti. W. MUNN of bodies hanging from the 06. Dillon also said he expected ply from management. By ' J1' told said McDonald the he , the for -, 1.1 oaks.. negotiations settling UNITED N ATIONS, N.Y., 1 't - -- I debt President he hoped he could Soviet Union's lend-leas; ct tol: . A , State of Pub. Department to the United States to resume send him a message Wednes- (UPI)France in effect told ': , 21 & 4"1, ,! - .T lie Safety patrolman thought '1.. ,:::;:::::4;';:i:;:4;::::;:,.:i:A In a Imonth or two. ;) day night that an agreement the United Nations Wednesday , the falling Braniff Interna Ii . to keep itshands off r the In al news conference on had been reached. tional Airways plane was a (i h Eisenhower issued a trade mat40. , meteor as it fell. Algerian problem and said the , WO 4. ' 0. statement a half ters, Dillon emphasized that an "" , themselves "must , Heard Algerians Blast Increase in the flow of goods hour after his meetings with " 711101. ..ejter"'Irf , .P.; choose own their A man his and who live destiny." wife, " between the two' countries they Union and management '1..1.,,,0,40;44405;;0;1401011IMAIRA 1.41s4::;ik:wookontioliookAgovs near main where Fr en ch Foreign Minister the of body. would be gradual even under leSders. He said: ,, the wreckage fell, heard debtis "I have just completed talks Maurice Couve de Murville the best circumstances. : BIABT and ate in over Texas section of tail OF Braniff WBECKAGEThis crashed air plane exploded falling on their roof and the with officials of several of the said U.N. resolutions on AlDepends On Debt Tuesday night. All aboard were killed. Airways Electra plane is largest piece remaining after in trees in the yard and then the "did not the past geria and of the steel companies Dillon tied no strings to the contribute impact and blast of the wreck. quite the coUnion. Steelworkers ' suggestion that the ban on the soluage hitting the ground. facilitating ntraryto , Hurricane , Hannah Expresses Hopes imports of fur be removed. tion of the Algerian problem." The Lockheed Electra, which "In view of the mounting Such removal; he said, could can carry a total of 75 passen "To keep passions alive, to p.0,1,,.$....0.0!1,0::0,:;.ti-,4:pk;1...increase trade at least a few Impact of the strike on our na- arouse them, can never serve gers, is powered by four turbo. U.S. tion's economy and on the jobs the cause of - peace," Couve million dollars a year. , prop engines. They use a filet , But any larger increase, he of hundreds of thousands of said. "Even though it has delike kerosene, which is not Educ,a"Which for Way said, would depend on a settle- Americans, I sincerely hope cided to exceed the limits of tion: nearly as explosive as the high. , or Modern? Traditional, debt that an agreement can be ini, its competence as set ment of the lend-leasthe ly refined gasoline piston-typ- e by This question Is posed on ' and on improved political at- tiated before my return to charter, I do not really see run on. planes today's editorial page ) CHARLO'rrE, N.0 (LTPD housed In emergency shelters mosphere between the two Washington next week. how our organization could of the Deseret News In the 'Wreckage, bodies and mall move talks of a the "The countries National weakstorm 300 About are scattered over an area a there. purpose through Grade, Tropical now explain its intervention. 10 special articles on toward a settlement of the today was to help bring about It is not incumbent on it to first of mile square," B. H. Pickens, 49, ened but still a flood threat, Guardsmen were, on dut y. at in education. issues current Berlin crisis and some prog- a voluntary settlement of the take, on behalf of its memwho runs a feed store at Dui-bored up the eastern seaboard the coastal town. The written pieces, specially steel stl,i. ke which will be fair bers, decisions for which the ress in disarmament talks. , At noon EDT hurricane MIAM (UPI) which will run concurrently.: Wednesday, after spreading Hurricane lab, said. Dillon said a trade agree- and jusWall parties involved, latter alone are death and widespread damage Hannah was located at latiSaw Light - a responsible." with television , Hannah, thrasiiing the Atlantic ment with the Soviet Union including the public. I am perthrough the Carolinas and tude 77.2, longitude 612. Its Outlines Vote Nan of are over "There Channel 7, Just pieces 'presentation 100mile-an-hour in of is kind the suaded that this winds, could then be negotiated 100 miles with were winds Georgia. atto bed bodies. had citizen will I focus highest gone KUED, asjust to Couve outlined the which Russia could ,get most settlement that the American Grade was barely getting an hour near the center and began a gradual turn toward (when the plane crashed). ' tention on the public schools. favored nation treatment. people want. It is the only kind sembly the proposal of French An artic14 on a different out of the way ahead of her hurricane force winds were 80 the north Wednesday and fore"I raised up and saw a light. That, in effect, would mean that would be good for all President Charles De Gaulle aspect of the educational sister, Hannah, a storm that miles ahead of the storm and casters said it In the east and heard a terrible the follow a referendum in Algeria might on Americans and for our whole for discrimination removing 25 miles to the south of it. scene will appear each had built up a I thought maybe he . explosion. within to decide four the as Gracie. Hurricane same years path economy." peaceful goods. had hit the ground, but 'the Little Change -White House News Secre- future of that North African Wednesday in the Deseret punch in the Atlantic 900 After two days of barreling Demands Cut , News along with an opinion miles east of Palm Beach, Fla. wreckage looks like it exploded He did not mention told 12 24 to next C. the territory. James During Hagerty due west, Hurricane Hunter In the air. Dillon said that Soviet Pre- tary readers will ballot were that deaths Two give directly the President proMonday's by Hannah was newsmen hours reply that the expected ' mier Nikita S. Khrushchev in. "was to register attributed to Gracie's power, to continue toward the "It must have happened an planes found Hannah on a , quite firm in his expres- visional Algerian govecnment theiropportunity dicated at the Camp David own the air, because it blew all over 140 an miles reached which opinions onochool of the front of national libercourse, moving 12 miles to both at sides.", about sions , talks that he would be glad hour at the height of the blast ail hour with little change in at about 12 miles per hour. - the countryside" problems. ation (MM., Same Discussion negoof to see that the lend-leasThe Texas "Citizens, Look to Your Tuesday. Ten others were In- size or Department center was He said a cease fire must storms The , intensity. are started again. Hagerty said Eisenhower's be established in Algeria and Schools," title of the discus- directly cnuged by t1,5 storm. tiations cated at 11 a.m. (EST) about Public Safety said one of its - in to was Hannah same was off the were broken "discussion following When they also thought 900 miles east of Palm Beach, patrolmen the country peaceful before sion series, is sponsored They included two persons several years ago, the United both sidesthat they ought to the referendum can be held. jointly by the Deseret News, washed off a fishing general the path of its prede- - Fla., at 'latitude 27.2 north, Ion- plane exploded in the air.- - Ile by jetty States had pared its demand get back to negotiations, and But he made it clear that KUED and the University of a huge wave, seven traffic cessor. thought at first it was a flani gitude 65.2 west. ' t folfrom the $2,600,000,000 owed fast." to was Division. The Utah Extension Grade rain-slicing meteor going down. expected exiles could return on roads and deaths political Perils Ships At Sea Asked what the President for the 'Bu Aeronautics the Civil The Education Utah a border low course the Assn., by the Soviet Union for waralong one traffic fatality when a car voting and "anyone The storm so far has men- reau ordered four men, headed meant in expressing hope that who wishes -- time goods to $800,000,000. Utah Congress of Parents hit a fallen tree. of Virginia and West Virginia without hinmay, aced only ships at sea. It was If agreement is reached on an agreement "can be initi- drance, come from abroad to and Teachers, the State De. and on into Pennsylvania by John Zirochl of its Miami to hold its Sweep ' expected crash:' Instructo Public the of this, Dillon said, the atmos- ated" prior to his return Oct. observe." .. 12 office, at Grade was partment course for 12 to 24 In view ofinvestigate A noon EDT advisory said miles an hour moving tion and the Education Comthe exploston.imair p ere in Congress and the na- 8, Hagerty agreed that the but was due Backs Disarm Plan hours. Gracie would sweep through to- - pick-u- p tio at large probably would word 'initiated" had "fairly ittee later-i- n reports; it was understood thatT, -the speed HanustraliatExtemai Affairs Chamber of Commerce all North Carolina, Virginia and "However, with time, will look for signs of sett. per it a change in present broad connotations!' But- he Minister day to about 15 mph. R. G. Casey opened nah is expected to acquire they laws which bar extention of declined to amplify it. otage. helped in planning the series. West Virginia during the day, Floods Likely of the gradually a greater northward The CAB men were en route These discussions on vital accompanied by heavy rain, any private or government Hagerty also was asked Wednesday's chapterdebate The Weather Bureau warned component in it A by Issues in ' education are and would swing into south. credit to nations that owe whether the President's state- assembly's general and due before daybreak and movement," t h e the Department of Public Safei cenfrat Pennsylvania Thurs- at 6 a.m. EDT the eastern ment implied that Oct. 8 was endorsing the big pqwers' plan brought to you as an exclumoney to the United States. slopes of the Appalachian Weather Bureau said. Dillon said Khrushchev was the deadline for resumption of for disarmament discussions sive feature of the ty blocked off all approachesi day morning. In Mountains will cause local a Peak winds of 100 miles an to the 'scene so the committee Pennbefore evenly matter governand central Western negotiations willing to discuss the wreckage ' small balanced between Ea and NEWS sylvania could expect a deluge flash flooding in western hour extended over See CRASH on Page Al of patent and copyright pro- ment action would be taken. center while near North and area the Carolina, central "There was not any discus- West. tection for American firms of rain Wednesday night and gakt lreitormn But he declared that f or ce winds low areas were cautioned of western Virginia, east Portion hurricane trading with the Soviet Union sion of government action at West of West Virginia, western stretched 80 miles in the northparity in diplomatic but wanted to handle this pro- all," Hagerty said. "The implia floor threat semi-circl25 miles. to the Today's 'News' tection in direct negotiations cation was that free collective gotiations is an "unhealthy , Winds from the storm, which Maryland, central and eastern ern the doctrine" should because be south. that of AtherPennsylvania if work kept with the companies bargaining must swept into Charleston, S.C., rains. , ' Nations. of United out the No Immediate Threat ica is to stay strong." selve To Tuesday with a blast of 125- The Weather Bureau said Casey also welcomed direct The storm posed no 111111140 milesan hour, were down shore if increase winds will negotiations between President ediate threat to any land areas. to 35 miles an hour .and were , Eisenhower and Soviet PreGrade moves to the shoreline However, chief forecaster Gorlife no to or considered threat , mier Nikita S. Khrushchev or Thursday. Wednesday night don Dunn of the Miami , want property. to WASH INGTON (UPI) If , and the increasing likelihood you teenagers , untold an who left Gracie, weather bureau said there was Brunt Of Power of a p summit con- U.S. officials hoped Wednesday wake in South Carolina around a possibility Hannah may fol- follow the latest in high e school activities from your ference. He gave credit to Brit- for the early release of five South Carolina took the the Charleston area, entered low the same path as sisterschool and ish Prime Minister Harold Mac- Americans now in Red Chinese brunt of Gracie's power. The North Carolina near Charlotte Gracte,, which lashed the Caro. others aroundmillan for having initiated prisons, but communities of Walterboro EDT. 5:30 cm. tp about they 'Inas reported 4-Tuesday. the aria, just were unaware of any progress and Beaufort still were 'isolatBonnie Huffvice president and conferring with Italian these developments. Dunn - said the-sa( UP I ) WASHINGTON high turn to . the ed Wednesday morning. State of the South Carolina Electric pressure system that sent in that direction. , President Eisenhower took all Prime Minister Antonio SegnL 1 popular as Co. of Charleston, Gracie inland at the Carolinas Hopes were revived follow- Civil Defense Director Charles and in cloudy, gusty weatherl The President plans to try to Cypriot Chiefs To Talk Tales column : ,, DiCulbertsorand could New "I B. from Delhi, coast also may block Hannah's S.C., said Wednesday, ing reports Deputy Wednesday to spend eight days bake out his cold at the La of the Deseret . CYPRUS (UPI) NICOSIA, A India, that Communist diplo- rector A. V. Thomas left not say," when asked about normal northwesterly course., In the California sun for treat-- Quinta, Calif., home of George e w s, Tina, N leader Greek Cypriot spiritual . ment of his matic sources were predicting Columbia by helicopter to in- extent of damage to power "It is too early to say def- Deseret News teen editor, is ' friend nagging cold. E. Allen, his long-timArchbishop' Makarios will meet that Red China might free the spect the areas. essaid He lines in Charleston. initely that Hannah will move on the job today on C-- of.; With gusts of up to 38 miles and Gettysburg Pa., neighbor. with former Cypriot rebel live as an act Of- - amnesty on Beaufort sent a radio mes- timates of damage "would inland, but we'll be extremely, feting news about Pep Club 7 per how: from tropical storm Allen's home is about 15 miles leader Li Gen. George Grivas' action. There's always some. 1 sage to Red Cross headquar- have to be a straight out and fortunate is she doesn't, Gracie sweeping Anarews from Palm Springs, one of possibly next week. the arch- said Soviet ters that 3,000 still were out guess." sources Tiles said. ,. Dunn in most the for the everyone Field in California's popular thing Premier Nikita Khrushchev bishopSinceconfirmed Tuesday family in the family sized t special Air Force Jet trans-- , resort areas. Cyprus won its had indicated to Peiping that night. Deseret News, such as. these port roared off at 3:36 p.m. Mt Eisenhower's head cold in4lependence the archbishop releasing the American prison. for today: EDT for Palm Springs, Calif. came to light when he began and Grivas have been quarrel- - ers to coincide i with the lOth ! SECTION A A slight drizzle began as Mr. talking in a muffled, husky , ling. Both played !important anniversary observance of Red into the conference news National-Foreignhower voice at his plane. got DV' parts in winning independence. China's founding would help , News 11, 8, 10, 11 President traveled to Monday. Reporters immediease world tensions. NAGOYA, JAPAN (UPI) -- - foreign countries including the the bodies are buried down 13 his --health asked 12, about Editorial 1 , Pages the air base by helicopter ately The toll of dead and missing United States was rushing aid below." SECTION It from the White House where and were told he had picked up area but flood to was the hardest hit the disaster typhoon-ravage1,. in Nagoya Japan U.N. Gets $o Million he spent a busy day getting the cold during his trip to EuNews 1, 2 soared above the 5,000 mark victims complained that help with more than 1,000 persons month. last rerope officials to industry-labo- r 2 , known dead. Floodwaters still Obituaries . For Library Building Wednesday. Typhoid and dys- was slow in coming. The President ruefully adsume talks in the steel strike The nation's hottest and Morale was at rockbottom covered Minato and Minami Action Ads UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. entery swept through the area, mitted that neither his doctors coldest locations during the SECTION C General Dag adding new despair to a ;trick. and discouraged refugees said wards and small boats sailed nor home remedies could cure past 24 hours as reported (UPI)Secretaryhas announced en people unable even to bury they felt even more helpless at across what were once pros- Society 14 : ' Hammarskjold his persistent cold. to the U.S. Weather Bureau: that the Ford Foundation pre- their dead. the lack of immediate aid and perous streets. ' ' SECTION D slow in com100 "Help is Presidio, Texas sented the United Nations with "Tatuft-Ti.Q41- (t Japanese police released new the scenes around them. al do teach2 said a "Where to build a new casualtyfigures from typhoon you .begin?" ing," Eiji Hirano, Fraser, Col& $6,200,000 -- -- 2, 4, 6, 10f 12, I,,t Y1Know Be News Prepared, I 400,000 volume library build- yera, the worst in Japan's re- asked ward official Taro Iwa- er at Nagoya's Nanyo primary and coldes:: hottest Utah 's i . sEcTtiE-corded history, showing 3,265 tani of the town of Yoshida, school. "The local ward office It is welt to learn'eau- Sir Ed. ing. LONDON, (UPI) , 72 St George a once now and More 14 z ,".''''4 rice hand full of dead has 1,770 a its the said missing. disposing granary, Hammarsidold Sports 53, mund Stockdale, newly the tion by misfortunes 23 Canyon Bryie COMICS - disrewere sodden. like be bodies. on mass. 10,000 the It than constructed would "It's be persons having may . elected'Iord mayor of London, brary of others. 6 (Salt Lake's maximum, the U.N. grounds and should and a million and a hall your arms and legs torn off. spectful to the dead but it is Financial said Wednesday he has two Radio-T, 33.) Alt we know is that the whole more important to help the be completed by the end of were homeless. Highligipt & ' 7.S' Syrtis speeches prepared for his in- 55; minimum, 9 Theater Til government aided by district is under water, and ing." , 1 I 4. ,.... auguration next November.' (r a ' .'t . 4 Ong Ike Gets Sides Together' - . , , 6-- . . 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