Britain Ready To Use Force In Suez Zone
An authoritative British source says Britain is ready to use force if needed over Egypt's Suez Canal nationalization. He notes no immediate U.S. military join in and urges U.S. political support if action occurs. Dulles and Eden discussed the crisis amid Allied talks seeking an international body to control the canal while avoiding a shooting war.
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London
United States
France
U. S
Dulles
Eden
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Washington
Eiseenhower
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Suez Canal Co
Kefauver Withdraws Boosts Stevenson For Nomination
Senator Estes Kefauver pulled out of the Democratic presidential race signaling unity with Adlai E Stevenson and urging backing for Stevenson. Governor Averell Harriman remained confident as Kefauver ruled out pursuing the vice presidency but did not close the door to it.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
Adlai E. Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Kefauver
Stevenson
Stevenson Stevenson
Chi
Strike Delays Do Not Alarm Steel Leaders
Monterey Calif. Strike delays do not alarm steel leaders though some unsolved issues may become a major block. The strike idled more than 85 percent of U.S. steel mills as authorities search for missing Army Captain James T Seilley of Company K 10th Infantry. Fort Ord, Calif. Finnegan said delay needed to get terms written into contract language. The Army reported soldiers have not been paid.
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Monterey
Calif
Fort Fury
PBI
United Army
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
Washington
James T Seilley
Time Ismanding Company K
Fort Ord
Wanted Man Neumann Captured After Short Chase
Lawrence Neumann, 28, sought in a shotgun slaying of three people, was captured without a struggle in an alley on Chicago near West Side. Police say two detectives had exchanged shots with a man believed to be Neumann, triggering a three mile square manhunt by about 200 officers before a resident found him crouching on her back porch. He lunged at her as she opened the door but collapsed and was seized when police arrived after her alert.
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Shicago
Lawrence Newmann
Chicago
West Side
Neumann
Pat Ward
Federal Court Convicts Five Communist Leaders
In New York six top Communist leaders were found guilty after a three month federal trial on charges of conspiracy to teach and advocate overthrow of the U S government by force and violence. The defendants announced they will appeal. The weather outlook calls for a warm spell with high around 87 and showers on Friday and Saturday followed by a cooler period. Rainfall is expected to be about half an inch.
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New York
U. S
Soil Bank Payments In Ohio Top Four Million Dollars
Ohio farmers have signed soil bank acreage reserve agreements totaling more than four million dollars, with tenant farmers allowed to sign until August 31 and final figures due September 1. Average per farm is about 492 dollars, led by corn, then wheat and tobacco, with county reports showing varied signups across Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wallace Barr
Ohio State Univer
Barr
Ohio Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Athens
Fairfield
Mocking
Lawrence
Meigs
Morgan
Muskingum
Perry
Washington
O'Neill Campaign Draws Record Wellston Tent Crowd
GOP gubernatorial hopeful C William O Neill spoke to a large crowd at the ninth of ten tent meetings in Wellston at Jackson County Fair grounds calling the southeastern Ohio event the biggest yet. He outlined a five point program highways education welfare conservation and administration and urged a dedicated team to November and beyond to push for a climate of efficient government.
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Wellston
C. William O'Neill
O'Neill
Jackson County Fairgrounds
10Th
Ent
Napoleon
McConnelsville
Marietta
Ohio
Rmore
Logan
Ohio Valley
Hhe
Gwynne B. Myer
Columbus
Burmese Urges China to Withdraw Red Troops
Rangoon reports press claim that Communist China has occupied about 1000 square miles of Burmese territory with Red troops. No new advances reported. clashes and casualties possible as Chinese units pushed 60 miles into Burma at multiple points. Government spokesman says Burma is seriously concerned and has informed Peiping. Chinese patrols have previously crossed into Burma and withdrawn after protests.
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Rangoon
Burma
China
Peiping
Lausche mum over Estes Kefauver withdrawal impact
Ohio Governor Lausche, a Democratic presidential hopeful, stayed silent on how Senator Kefauver’s exit might affect his convention plans. His aide said the Kefauver move does not change Lausche’s strategy, as he heads to the convention with 54 of Ohio’s 88 pledged votes. One unpledged delegate, William R. Thom, indicated support for Stevenson and hoped Kefauver would be Stevenson’s running mate.
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Columbus
Lausche
Ohi
Estes Kefaur
Lof
Kefauver
Ray White
Ohio
William R. Thom
Cant<ton
Stevenson
Sell Household Items in the Messenger Classifieds
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Messenger
Long Suffers Humiliation in Louisiana Democratic Primary
Two Louisiana congressmen defeated Long backed rivals in tight Democratic primary races. Rep. T. A. Thompson toppled three Long-backed candidates in the 77th District. Rep. Otto Passman won against two Long-supported opponents in District 5. Victory was treated as decisive renomination in Tuesday balloting. Long did not comment. Other incumbents won in two-way contests. Russell Long was unopposed.
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Louisiana
Earl Long
T. A. Thompson
Otto Passman
Sth
Long
Algeria proposal for South Atlantic defense pact note
Algeria proposes a South Atlantic defense pact to preserve the security of the American Continent as part of Continent Defense efforts in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
Algerina
No Meanness In Slappings McKeon Says No Meanness In Slappings
Parris Island report shows Marine Sgt Matthew C McKeon questioned on morale discipline and slaps amid a general court martial for platoon 71 march into a marsh. Testimony reveals he admitted a harsh training stance but denied malice with the slaps. Ohio event notes discuss atomic future policy and Lausche address on industry growth.
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Parris Island
S. C—R
Matthew C. McKeon
McKeon
Columbus
Ohio
Charles B. Sevier
Emersonville
Ill
Navy
Tive
Worcester
Mass
Frank J. Lausche
Deshler-Hilton
Towis IL
Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Lausche
Businss
Eisenhower backs Nixon as running mate amid Suez focus
President Eisenhower reaffirmed his strong support for Vice President Nixon as a possible running mate and declined to name alternatives. He said Nixon is perfectly acceptable and rejected foreclosing convention action while acknowledging debate over Herter and Stassen. He also emphasized care in handling the Suez crisis and international control discussions for the canal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Republican Convention
Pres
Eissenhower
Stassen
Herter
Egypt
U. S
Middleport Police Chief Ties Lie Test to Barrett Death
57 year old Chief Russell Bailey of Middleport said inquiry into Henry Barrett Jr death continues after his body was found in a gasoline barge. A lie detector test at the State Bureau of Criminal Investigation produced erratic results due to alcohol, with further investigation urged.
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Russell Baileyeport
Pomeroy
Henry Barrett, Jr
Barrett
Middleport
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
Bailey
Cor
Henry Ewing
Henry Barrett
Four year old Chris Barnes dies of leukemia in Albuquerque
Chris Barnes, a brown haired blue eyed four year old, died after midnight from blood cancer. His mother Doris Barnes spoke of his sweetness and her sense of privilege to have him, while he endured eight transfusions. He had learned of his illness only 30 days earlier and spent about two weeks in a local hospital as nurses recalled his bright smile and angelic likeness.
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Aupuwueryur
Chris Barnes
Chris
Doris Barnes
Albuquerque
Ohio CIO To Skip Bender Lausche Race In Ohio
The Ohio CIO endorsed the governor race but will skip supporting the Bender Lausche contest. The committee named William Saxbe and others as qualified for statewide offices while withholding a stance on lieutenant governor and treasurer roles.
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Ohio Cio
Columbus
Ohio Can
Hubert Lynch
Brook
U. S. Senate
George
H. Bender
Frank James A. Rhodes
J. Lausche
Joseph T. Ferguson
C. William O'Neill
Stephen m. Young
Michael V. DiSalle
Cleveland
Cit
William Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
Cation Cope
Saxbe
Ohio
CIO
Ted W. Brown
U.S. Bars Egypt Access to Money Over Suez Crisis
The United States temporarily bars Egypt and the Suez Canal Co from touching funds in U.S. banks without official permission. Acting under a WWII statute, the Treasury Department requires government licensing for all financial transactions as it seeks clarification of the Suez Canal crisis.
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U.S
Egypt
Washington
U. S
Treasury Department
Suez Canal Co
Union Civil War veteran Albert Woolson dies at Duluth hospital
GAR veteran Albert Woolson, the last confirmed Union Army soldier from the Civil War, appears to have weakened and is under care at St. Luke's Hospital in Duluth Minnesota. The report notes his status as the sole surviving Union veteran and his hospital visitation.
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Duluth
Minn
Albert Woolson
Vivor
St. Luke's Hospital
Board Chairman Sees Steel Industry Boom
United States Steel Corp chairman Roger M. Blough predicted record earnings for the first half of the year as demand for steel remained strong. He projected 1986 six month earnings around $208 million to $210 million and a per share near $3.66, citing the world’s largest steel producer’s solid output and lingering recovery after past strikes. He noted U S Steel’s six month results may lag behind defense-driven peaks and that the full year may extend into September as production pace resumes.
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Aéw 10Rk
Roger M. Blough
United Kents States Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Reed
Blough
Eisenhower Says He Feels Good But Not Like Last Year
President Eisenhower stated today that he feels good but not as strong as a year ago. He expressed confidence he could serve another four years beyond next January and smiled at neighbors in Gettysburg Pa who worried about his health.
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Eisenhower
Maemivurus
Gettysburg
Steelworkers Strike Against Aluminum Giants
United Steelworkers launched a 28,000 worker walkout at Aluminum Co of America and Reynolds Metals plants nationwide in a wage dispute. The Aluminum Workers International Union extended its deadline to midnight, keeping 20,500 members at other plants on the job as talks resume in New York, Pittsburgh and Richmond. AWIU members at Cressona Pa reportedly walked out after the original deadline but were recalled during negotiations. There is no AWSU strike, a union official said.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
Aluminum Co. of America
Alcoa
Reynolds Metals Co
Aluminum Workers International Union
Reynolds
AWIU
Cressona
AWSU
Steel Workers’ Union
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Autopsies Resolve Conflicts In Mrs Geer’s Death
Dr Joseph A Geer of Fairfield County seeks reconciliation of autopsy reports on his wife Constance 31 whose June 28 death followed an unconscious fall at home She was pronounced dead two hours later Police Chief Sam Hutsler and Fairfield County Prosecutor Raymond Morehart call for further investigation into the death.
State official cites lack of facilities funds and staff
The Cincinnati director of public safety replies to a Columbus authority on juvenile facilities. He says the state program is inadequate due to funding and staffing gaps. Cris Hamilton calls Lancaster Boys Industrial School an almost medieval institution. Dr John D Porterfield says the state lacks funds for full training programs and notes Lancaster BIS is over crowded by about 50 percent.
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Olumbus—P
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Cincinenati
Cris Hamilton
Cincinnati
Lancaster
Lancaster Bis
3 Day Rain Swamps Millions Lost
Denver residents flee rising floodwaters as heavy rain floods southern city sections. Officials declare a state of emergency while hundreds evacuated and damage piles into millions. In Columbus a missing person is presumed drowned as more than 600 police rush to the Scioto River area amid three foot flood depths.
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Emere Columbus
Joseph Alvagency
Anningham
Columbus
Oato
Scioto
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