Russians Push Big Four Talks Aimed at Splitting U S Allies
Washington officials view Moscow bid for a Big Four foreign ministers meeting as a step to undermine Western anti communist defenses and U S leadership. Britain and France back the United States as three power talks in London begin on a reply, with further Soviet moves expected.
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Washington
Russia
Free World
Britain
France
United States
Kremlin
London
Europe
European Defense Community
Western Germany
EDC
French Assembly
U. S
Creed Administration Praised at Athens State Hospital
Rhodes says Dr. C. H. Creed is doing a highly creditable job as superintendent and contesting claims of mismanagement. He notes new facility usage, improved patient care, and staff efficiency despite past obstacles and opposition from former welfare directors.
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C. H. Creed
Athens State Hospital
James A. Rhodes
Taday
Wrwumys
Rhodes
Creed
Public Welfare
Department of Public Welfare
Submarine threat looms as Russia boosts Pacific fleet
Vice Admiral William Callaghan estimates Russia may have up to 90 submarines in the Pacific, part of a 375-strong global fleet. He notes submarines and air power as the Soviet core threat, with 50 destroyers and two cruisers, and no current battleships in the Far East.
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Tokyo
Pacific
William Callaghan
U. S
Far East
Russia
Callaghan
John E. Hull
Yokosuka
Sasebo
Japan
Inchon
Pusan
Korea
Philippine Sea
Yorktown
Hornet
Farm Bill Debate Continues In Senate Tug Of War
Washington reflects an election year clash as Senators discuss flexible farm price supports. Senator Young says three more votes could win passage for a one year extension on cotton wheat corn rice and peanuts. Senator Aiken counters that the Senate will back flexible supports when the time comes and notes no votes lost.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Young
R-Nd
Aiken
R-Vi
Man Dies After Traffic Stop In Inglewood
In Inglewood California a traffic officer halted Rudolph Goebel's car for a rule violation and requested his driver's license. While examining the document Goebel 57 suddenly slumped over the steering wheel and was pronounced dead at a hospital.
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Inglewood
Calif
Rudolph Goebel
Goebel
Lausche Named to Governors highway committee
Gov. Frank J. Lausche will join a seven member committee of governors to study the President's proposed 50 billion dollar highway program. The committee was announced by Gov. Robert Kennon of Louisiana, chairman of the National Governor's Conference.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Robert Kennon
Louisiana
Philadelphia Hall Finds Cache of 1935 Newspapers and Exposition Memorabilia
Workmen cleaning behind old telephone booths in City Hall uncovered items discarded by callers over the years. The cache includes newspapers dating to 1935 a trio of rum bottles and a flag from the 1926 Philadelphia Sesquicentennial Exposition.
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Philadelphia
Ar Hall
President Named Fraternal Order of Orioles Leader
Sandy Firestone of East Liverpool Ohio was elected supreme president of the Fraternal Order of Orioles.
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Baltimore
Sandy Firestone
East Liverpool
Ohio
Fraternal
Order of
Orioles
New Seaway Will Permit More Illicit Dope Imports
Ohio Attorney General C William ONeill warns the completion of the St Lawrence Seaway will widen illegal narcotics routes. The second statewide report to the Legislature cites heroin as a key source and China as a major supplier. Alvin I Krenzler of Cleveland is named to conduct the study for Governor Lausche. Dr John C Baker of Ohio University chairs the Governor's Narcotics Committee.
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New Seaway
Columbus
William O'Neill
St. Lawrence Seaway
Ohio
China
O'Neill
Alvin I. Krenzler
Cleveland
Anstant
Frank J. Lausche
Citizens Narcotics Advisory Committees
John C. Baker
Ohio University At Athens
Searchers Ordered Shoot To Kill In Ohio Escape Case
A large ground and air search for 19 year old Carl Castel intensified with orders to shoot to kill. Castel escaped Madison County jail by choking Deputy Kenneth Johnson and is wanted for armed robbery and breaking and entering in Florida and Ohio. Local, state, and county agencies joined the hunt from London and across multiple counties.
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London
Ohio
Ross County
Madison County
Carl ‘Castel
Madison
Franklin
Fayette
Clark
Pickaway
Castel
Kenneth H. Johnson
Johnson
Florida
Dayton Girl Stricken In Nationwide Polio Vaccine Test
Ohio health officials report a Dayton girl in a national polio vaccine trial became ill in Ashland County. It is not yet known if she received the Salk vaccine or a control liquid. evaluation of the test will occur next spring.
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Columbus
Dayton
State Health Department
Ashland County
Drouth Causing Widespread farmer dismay across plains
Drouth stricken farmers and ranchers face bleak prospects as corn and cotton fail to thrive in vast dry regions. Agriculture Commissioner John White urges federal relief to keep rural families from abandoning the land while six states receive aid and more seek inclusion.
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John White
Texas
Drouth
Great Plains
White
Oklahoma
Missouri
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Alabama
Arkansas
Kansas
Kentucky
Georgia
Tennessee
Canada
Mexico
Gas Shortage Threatens Four Cities
Martins Ferry East Liverpool Steubenville and Bridgeport face possible natural gas shortages for space heating this fall after the state utilities commission refused rehearing on emergency rate increases. Manufacturers Light and Heat Co. of Pittsburgh and Natural Gas Co. of West Virginia say they cannot meet demand. commission signers were Moulton and Winter with dissent expected from Martin. Last June the emergency increase for Manufacturers Light and Heat was canceled and Natural Gas increases were reduced.
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Columbus
Martins Ferry
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Bridgeport
State Utilities Commission
Manufacturers Light and Heat Co
Pittsburgh
Natural Gas Co
West Virginia
Robert Moulton
Ralph Winter
Ray Martin
Armed man sought after shooting at Island View tavern
Logan County deputy sheriffs pursued an armed mustachioed man driving a red convertible after Homer Myers 54 Island View tavern owner was shot at his Indian Lake tavern. Myers received stomach wound treatment at Lima Memorial Hospital.
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Russells Point
Ohio
Logan County
Homer Myers
Island View
Myers
Indian Lake
Lima Memorial Hospital
Whisky Blaze at Pekin Devours 110000 Barrels
A massive fire at the American Distilling Co. plant in Pekin Illinois destroyed 110000 aging whisky barrels and prompted a fierce three section blaze. One worker died seven are missing and feared dead, thirty plus injured. Fire crews from Peoria and nearby towns battled the flames as explosions hurled debris and a rooftop collapse sent bricks flying.
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Pekin, Ill
American Distilling Co
Illinois
Peoria
Lawrence Nervear
Frank Drury
Pekin City
Springfield
Pekin
U S Protest Refused By Red China Over Airline Shootdown
London dispatches report Red China refused a second American protest over the Hai nan airliner shootdown last month. Three Americans among 10 dead. U S officials say Peiping rejected protests on both incidents and that Washington will persist through the British to Peiping.
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London
Red China
Hai‘nan
U.S. State Department
Peiping
Humphrey Trevelyn
Trevelyn
Wahington
United States
U.S
State Dulles
Painter Admits Murder in East Side Slaying
Homer Wentworth, 56, a painter, was charged with first degree murder in the beating death of Mrs. Elsie Rhodes, 56, found battered in her East Side home. Police said he signed a statement confessing to the Tuesday afternoon attack sparked by jealousy over another man. Detectives waited hours to question him after he slept off a wine binge.
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Cleveland
Elsie Rhodes
East Side
Homer Wentworth
Nixon To Appoint Probe State
Washington AP reports a six member special committee may launch a new Senate probe into Senator McCarthy. Nixon expected to announce three Republicans and three Democrats to study censure proposals, with Knowland and Johnson negotiating picks and possible involvement by Senate leaders. The panel could last two to three months.
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Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
Mundt
R - SD
McCarthy-Army
Senate
California
Nixon
Knowland
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Millikin
R-Cole
George
D-Ga
Flanders
Morse
Fulbright
D-Ark
U S Diplomat Arrives for Urgent Talks in Washington
U S charge d affaires in Indochina Robert McClintock arrived in San Francisco en route to Washington for an urgent conference. He said Secretary of State Dulles summoned him and would not comment further.
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San Francisco
Robert McClintock
U. S
Indochina
Washington
McClintock
State Dulles
Point Pleasant Man Face Charges in Election Irregularities Case
Three charges of irregularities in the Point Pleasant primary were filed against Fred Roush a Second Ward receiving commissioner. Warrants allege he marked another voter ballot approached near a booth and entered a booth while occupied. County officials noted discrepancies in precinct returns and past grand jury findings on county election fraud.
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Point Pleasant
Fred Roush
Second Ward
Roush
Earl Hartenbach
Court of Justice of the Peace
Arthur Goodwin
Andy Wilson
Wilson
Fred H. Roush
Mason County
Radio Actor's Son Dies of Kidney Infection
Los Angeles report says 7 year old Andy Correll son of Charles Correll of Amos and Andy died from an acute kidney infection per county autopsy after toxicology tests. John Correll died July 5 in a Santa Monica hospital. initial poison theory tied to a paint sprayer at his home was discounted.
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Los Angeles
Charles Correll
Andy
Amos ‘N
John Correll
Santa Monica
Kefauver Senate Post At Stake In Tennessee Vote
In Nashville Tenn Estes Kefauver faces a strong primary challenge from Rep Pat Sutton as he seeks a second Senate term The weather runs hot with highs near 100 voters tally expected 625000 to 650000 in the Democratic primary while Republicans anticipate about 125000 The race favors Democrats who control the state with no GOP gubernatorial candidate and slim Republican strength in the east
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Nashville
Tenn
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Senate
Pat Sutton
Frank Clement
Gordon Brown
H. S. Walters
GOP
Guy L. Smith
Upper East Tennessee
Signed statement links Dr Sheppard to dating former patient
Cleveland police report a married woman, identified as Miss Susan Hayes, admits several dates with Dr Samuel H Sheppard, the osteopath charged with first degree murder in Marilyn Sheppard's slaying. A husband’s statement says he slapped his wife after her walk with the doctor.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Susan Hayes
Los Angeles
Metropolitan Park
Cuyahoga
Joseph M. Sweeney
Alfred C. Kreke
Tay Village Methodist Church
Sueppese
Bay Village
No Pomeroy Talk For Vice President
Meigs County Jaycees announced that Richard Nixon will not speak at the second annual Meigs County Broiler Festival. A prior notice claimed Nixon would appear in Pomeroy on September 23, but officials said it was a misunderstanding and apologized for the error.
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Pomeroy
Nixon
Meigs County
Insurance Agent Loses Car. No Collision Coverage
Concord North Carolina George Douglas Cordell an insurance agent parked his car in front of a client’s house yesterday. Minutes later the car disappeared and was found crashed against a tree 200 feet away with $250 in damage. Cordell says he had no collision insurance.
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Concord
N. C
George Douglas Cordell
Cordell
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