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October 22, 1958

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Headlines from October 22, 1958

Farm Belt Found Uneasy; Trouble for G.O.P. Hinted; Survey Reveals Price-Cost Uncertainty, Disillusion Over Promises and Cries for Change -- President Backed on Peace Survey Finds Farm Belt Uneasy, an Indication of Trouble in G. O. P. Stronghold TIME FOR CHANGE' IS OFTEN HEARD Disquiet Is Accentuated by Price-Cost Problems for Which Party Is Blamed

By William M. Blairspecial To the New York Times

Midwest farm vote sentiment

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U. S. WARNS REDS NAVY MAY RESUME QUEMOY CONVOYS; Dulles Cites Statement That if Reds Renewed Shelling the Fleet Would Act ISLAND ATTACKED ANEW Secretary Sees Chiang in Taipei -- Take Stock of Crisis in Taiwan Strait U. S. MAY RESUME QUEMOY CONVOYS

By the Associated Press

TAIPEI, Formosa, Wednesday, Oct. 22 -- The United States warned Communist China again today that it would resume escorting supplies to Quemoy if the renewed Communist bombardment made such convoying militarily necessary.

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PRESIDENT URGES LAW TO 'FUMIGATE' DISHONEST UNIONS; Tells San Francisco Parley G.O.P. Congress Is Only Hope for Workers SEES DANGER FOR U. S. Knight Asserts His Attitude on Knowland Is Unchanged by Eisenhower Visit PRESIDENT SCORES UNION CORRUPTION

By Felix Belair Jr.special To the New York Times

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21 -- President Eisenhower said today that faithless labor union leadership had brought about conditions that had to be "fumigated."

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TWINING OUTLINES NEW LIMITATIONS ON ROLE OF ARMY; Bars More Men and Bigger Airlift -- End of Space Research Indicated TWINING OUTLINES CUT IN ARMY ROLE

By Jack Raymondspecial To the New York Times

Gen Twining advises Army to cut research in fields not its direct concern, s, US Army Assn; hint seen that space program will soon be ended

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Khrushchev Limits Drinkers to a Shot; MOSCOW DRAFTS A ONE-DRINK LAW

By Special to The New York Times

Premier Khrushchev repts plans to serve only 1 drink of liquor to customer

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1958Bobby Blotzer, American drummer^[†]

Robert John Blotzer is an American musician best known as the drummer for metal band Ratt. He attended Torrance High School in Torrance, California along with his future Ratt bandmate Juan Croucier.

Historical Context for October 22, 1958

In 1958, the world population was approximately 2,911,249,671 people^[†]

Headlines from October 22, 1958

U. S. WARNS REDS NAVY MAY RESUME QUEMOY CONVOYS; Dulles Cites Statement That if Reds Renewed Shelling the Fleet Would Act ISLAND ATTACKED ANEW Secretary Sees Chiang in Taipei -- Take Stock of Crisis in Taiwan Strait U. S. MAY RESUME QUEMOY CONVOYS

PRESIDENT URGES LAW TO 'FUMIGATE' DISHONEST UNIONS; Tells San Francisco Parley G.O.P. Congress Is Only Hope for Workers SEES DANGER FOR U. S. Knight Asserts His Attitude on Knowland Is Unchanged by Eisenhower Visit PRESIDENT SCORES UNION CORRUPTION

TWINING OUTLINES NEW LIMITATIONS ON ROLE OF ARMY; Bars More Men and Bigger Airlift -- End of Space Research Indicated TWINING OUTLINES CUT IN ARMY ROLE

Khrushchev Limits Drinkers to a Shot; MOSCOW DRAFTS A ONE-DRINK LAW

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