Hydrogen bomb energy touted for peaceful uses at nuclear talks
Opened by Homi J. Bhabha, the conference showcased a 5000-kilowatt plant and a Soviet reactor exhibit. Eisenhower’s UN speech and Strauss remarks framed the United States pledge to steer atomic invention toward life. Delegates viewed exhibits on civilian power and control options amid ongoing international discussions.
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Jon Scientific Pariey
Spore
Hiroshima
Eisenhower
UN General Assembly
International Organization
Lewis J. Strauss
U. S. Atomic Ennergy Commission
America
Bhaba
Strauss
United States
Boris, Baturoy
Editor Herve W. Miner Dies at 72 in Ohio
Marietta editor and longtime newspaper veteran Herve W. Miner, 72, died Saturday at the Cleveland Clinic after a series of operations. Miner began in Marietta in 1903 and later led the Canton Daily News as city editor and publisher, shaping Ohio journalism for decades. Funeral services are planned in Marietta tomorrow.
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Marietta
Herve W. Miner
News
Canton
Sreede Aptina
Beulah Kooyman Arrested in Drunk Driving Case
Beulah Louise Overell Kooyman, 26, heiress of Las Vegas wealth, was arrested after her car overturned Saturday near Newport Beach California. Her -year-old son escaped unharmed and her husband Joseph, a sewing machine representative, reported no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vasas
Newport Beach
Calif
Mra Beulah Louise Overell Kooyman F
Joseph
Returning Flier's Wile Studies Who To Take
Nevada City Calif a tangled tale centers on a returning airman and his wife as they decide whether to remain married amid reports of his time in Red China. A telephone call from Tokyo boosts morale but leaves private matters unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada City
Calif
Una
Schmidt
Tokyo
America
Harold Berliner
Schmitt
Red Cross
Behitat
Danny
Orient Fine
Portland
Ore
Nelle Peters
Alrean
Nfaed
California
Tha Schmidt
Red
China
Talks stall over repatriation of civilians and students
United States and Red China remain deadlocked after a 48 hour halt in talks between Ambassadors Johnson and Wang Ping Nan. Discussions focus on releasing 40 American civilians and repatriating Chinese students, with disagreement on whether only students or all Chinese nationals are covered and on India acting as a third party mediator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GENEV
United States
Red China
A. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-Nan
Peiping
India
Noted Chemist Hale Dies at 79 Father of Chemargy
Alidland Michigan reports William J. Hale 79 Dow Chemical research consultant and leading organic chemist died after brief illness. Known as the father of chemargy a term he coined to describe farm chemistry he developed processes to improve reduction of indigio chloracetic eld and phenyl ethyl alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alidland, Mich
William J. Hale
Dow Chem. Jal Co
Chemargy
Hale
Classifieds Offer Trade-In On Used Cars
A fragment notes readers can trade in a vehicle for a deal in the Messenger Classified Ad section. The brief references available bays highlight options for swapping an old car toward a purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Ingalls Denies Hunt at Air Boss Job
Ingalls, president and publisher of the Cincinnati Times-Star, said there is nothing to it when asked if he would accept the post as Air Boss. The report considers him a possible successor to the leadership in the Air Boss role and related duties.
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Ingall
Cincinnati ‘Times-Star
Abuott Haw
Ingalls
Boy kills mother cleaning pistol in Lorain
A 15 year old boy, Robert, accidentally fired a pistol while cleaning it. Mrs. Rose Waby was struck in the head while watching television and died several hours later at St Joseph Hospital in Lorain County. The sheriff reported the incident as a tragic accident with the gun discharged during cleaning.
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Lorain
Rose Waby
Lorain County
Robert
St. Joseph Homptal
Slayings, Political Races Highlight Kentucky News
In Kansas City a wealthy car dealer's wife is found slain near Union Station with hands bound and clothing in her car trunk. In Kentucky, Chandler leads Combs in a heated Democratic primary for governor as recounts resume after a long ballots delay.
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Kansas City
Wiloa “Allen
Here
Allen
Missouri
Kansas
Obery
Union Station
David S. Long, Jr
Stra Ailen
Beng
Kentucky
On- Denney
Dorsed Blicans
Cadet Sails On a Tanker As Deckhand
A cadet from the Naval Academy filed for an officer commission appeal after being barred from entry. Navy Secretary Charles S. Thomas said review would occur. Congressmen protested while the cadet continued his Yale scholarship in admiralty law and sailed as a tanker deckhand.
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Eugene W. Landy
Merchant ‘Marine Academy
Kings Point
N.Y
Landy
Deborah Landy
Bradley Beach
N.J
Daily Worker
Herbert H. Lehman
D-Ny
Navy
Thomas
U, Hant Marine
Charles
Thomas Sid
Banane
Yale University
U S Preacher Leads Lord’s Supper in Soviet Visit
Dr Theodore F Adams pastor of First Baptist Church of Richmond led a Baptist congregation in administering the Lord's Supper to 2500 worshipers in the Soviet Union. He spoke during a visit with three other Baptist clergymen.
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Muscuw
Virginia
Theodore F. Adams
Pasetor
First Baptist Church of
Richmond
Soviet Union
Traffic Toll Hits Fourteen In Ohio This Weekend
The Associated Press reports death struck swiftly as August's first weekend began. By midnight Sunday fourteen people had died in traffic accidents on Ohio highways amid a heat wave, with four others injured.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Riots in Korea injure GIs and Koreans amid Pusan clashes
Reports say American soldiers and several Koreans were injured in renewed riots at Pusan and nearby ports. The U S Eighth Army cited police reports of bayoneting and slight injuries among 30 000 protestors as demonstrations spread to Inchon and Kunsan.
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Oes A'l—Um
Pusan
U. S. 8Th Army
Pan
Gemonetrators
Nationel Supervisory Commission
Apennary
Wiliam D
Bandusky
Onto
Taegu
Ath ‘Army
Noreen
Inchon
Kunsan
Kores
Switzerland
Sweden
Porland
Caschoslovakia
ROK
Casch
North Korea
Sth
Kim Chang
Heung
Lle
Kang
Lausche Chooses Route for Turnpike No 2 in Cuyahoga
Governor Lausche designates eastern Cuyahoga County as the preferred segment for Turnpike No 2. The 15 mile stretch between Ohio Route 8 and the east-west Ohio Turnpike runs south of Cleveland amid a contested choice with a parallel path in Geauga and western Cuyahoga Counties.
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Frank J. Lausche
Cuyahoga County
Cincinnati
Ohio Bt
Ohio
Cleveland
Geauga County
Cuy
Ahoga County
Pravda Reports Russian Air Disaster Fire Crash
The Tass News Agency dispatch in Pravda said the transport was making its usual trip from Stalingrad to Moscow when it caught fire in the air and crashed. The report noted Russia would pay indemnities for the loss under the law of Norway. The article described the incident as a Soviet invitation to inquiry.
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Ieee
Tass
Dispatch
Pravda
Was
Staingrad
Moscow
Potato Shortage Triggers East German Frustration
Reports from Potsdam Babelsberg indicate a potato shortage in East Germany causing public anger as authorities restrict purchases to one pound per customer. Police and informants said tens of people formed long lines and tempers flared in response to the potato rationing measures.
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Ens
East” Germany
Potstam-Babelsberg
Information Bureau
Noticia Onder
Ontario Forest Fires Still Rage in Four Month Battle
An army of 4000 firefighters continues a relentless four month struggle against the Ontario forest fires. Volunteers, heavy equipment, and new planes battle blazes as all resources fight to contain the flames threatening hardwoods and northern habitats. Continuous shifts and round the clock work aim to curb the destruction despite limited pay and harsh conditions.
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Ontario
Cve
Feguler
Teremen
Detlere
Force-Hall
Ute
Arate Dianes
Dyabo
Reds Tortured Airmen To Get Spy Convictions
Col. John Knox Arnold Jr described mistreatment of 10 of 11 U S airmen accused as spies. He said they endured months of torture in China, including beatings, as they faced convictions for intruding over Manchuria. Air Force officials outlined possible routes home for the released airmen.
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Reds
U. S
John Knox Arnold, Jr
Il Men
Hong Kong Fouge
Ransports I Air Force
Travis Air Base
Caih
Alaska
Chord Air Force Base
Travia
Arnold
China
Ted
Denen Berely
Silver Springs
San
Manchuria
Ching
Pacific
Femorrary
Soviets Host Informal Gala Near Moscow
A party at Bulganin’s country estate south east of Moscow featured Khrushchev, Zhukov, and Molotov with diplomats and newsmen. A boat race ended with light mishaps as Bohlen and A L Mixoyan competed while guests captured photos of the scene.
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Charles K. Bohlen
Al'mixoyan
Nikita Khrushchev
Georg Zhukov
Vivan Koney
Bulganin
Boh Jen
Avis
Moscow
Leopoldo
Olotov
Zhukov
Candia
Mh Lees
Soviet Union
Shivers Stands Against Adlai at Democrats Conference
Gov Allan Shivers of Texas says he will oppose Adlai Stevenson’s presidential nomination in 1956. He told reporters Stevenson would not be supported if nominated and urged selecting a candidate who understands national problems. Stevenson plans private talks with several Democratic governors at the conference.
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Ogee Ruppy Chandler
Isenebl
Tito
Kane Nucky
Chandler
Bert T. Com
Jorge
Kentucky
Walt
Earle C Clements
Senate
Lawrence Wetheroy
Alien W. Barkley
Fort R View
Thie Tae
Laurie Courier-Journal
Comin
Ilarry Lee’ Watertela
Chicago
U—Texas
Allan Shivers
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Shivers
Eisenhower
Akely
Ilinois
Weathermen Track Hurricane Connie Along Eastern Seaboard
Weather officials monitor Hurricane Connie intensifying as it approaches the US East Coast. Forecasters warn of powerful winds and heavy rain within the next hours while the storm moves northeast near the Bahama region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie
Bahama Island
Legal Action In Two Courts Over Trago Case
Legal maneuvering marked proceedings in Gallia County as David Tome case battles moved between two courts. Defense lawyers challenged Judge White's authority while jury commissioner John Ivor Richards testified amid disputes over courthouse advertising and legal seating.
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Trago
Gallipolis
Max
White
Common Pleas
Robert M. Betz
John Ivor Richeards
Il. Gallia
Yast
Omio Dia
Tegular
Wimeye
Waite
Fans Pay Respects Outside Hollywood Mortuary
Crowds gather at a Hollywood mortuary marking a tribute. Report notes lines of mourners and the somber mood as fans pay respects to a local figure.
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Hollywood
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