Britain Rejects Soviet Bid on Suez Talks Schedule
London brushed aside a Soviet bid to recast and delay the Suez Canal conference to be held in London next week. Prime Minister Eden’s government slowed troop airlifts, while Libya refused added bases ties to help potential emergency use. The Soviets proposed Cairo, late August start and wider invitation including Red China.
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Britain
Russia
Suez Canal
Washington
Paris
Eden
Mediterranean
Eithter
Suez
Egypt
National Liberation Army
Mediterraean
Libya
Istanbul
Mustafa Ben- Halim
Turkey
Nasser
Thursaight
Union
Cairo
Germany
Moscow
Red China
Congress Call Unlikely, Dulles Says on Suez Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles said Eisenhower likely will not call Congress, citing hopes for a peaceful Suez solution. He noted a White House meeting with congressional leaders and planned talks with Dag Hammarskjold and Henry Cabot Lodge. The United States discussed an international canal authority to control Suez and its finances, seeking a treaty for long term international management.
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Eisenhower
Congress
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodger
Middle East
Egypt
Suez Canal
White House
London
Britain
U. S
Suez
Gamal Abdel - Nasser
United States
Officials Seek Kent Student Missing on Alaska Assignment
Kent State University senior Charles Rudmann 24, a wildlife enforcement guard stationed at Port Houghton near Juneau, vanished last Saturday. A search by air, sea, and ground failed to locate him. personal belongings were found but rifle and boots missing. Officials dropped foul play suspicion after further inquiry.
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Juneau
Alaska
Charles Rudman
Rudmann
Kent State University
Ohio
Port Houghton
Birthday man Dan Hughes Eyes Better Vision to See Girls
In Louisville a 109-year-old Dan Hughes jokes his birthday wish is sharper eyesight to better view women. The aged man, a former slave, quips about admiring good-looking women though he keeps his back turned on shorts. In Akron a boyish 109-year-old cowboy fails to rope his prey from an ice cream truck, causing minor injuries.
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Louisville
Dan Hughes
Akron
Onio
Johnny Croft
Johnny
St. Thomas Hospital
Dairy Farmers Seek Boost in Milk Price Hearing Planned
Dairy farmers in the Tri State federal milk marketing order area push for higher milk prices. A public hearing is set for Aug 15 in Gallipolis at 6 104 pm to discuss proposals from the Hocking Valley Dairyman Association. Spokesmen include Keith Berg and Glen Wagner of Gallipolis, with ties to the Southeast Ohio Dairy Association.
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Gal‘polis
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Hocking Valley Dairyman’Association
Southeast Ohio Dairy Association
Marietta
Portsmouth
Hocking Valley
Keith Berg
Glen Wagner
Gallipolis Orney
Alcoa Ends Strike With 18 000 Return to Work
New York The Aluminum Co of America reached a three year no strike deal with United Steelworkers ending a nine day 18 000 worker stoppage in 12 plants. The agreement provides 4 cents per hour in benefits over three years plus wage increases totaling 5 7 and 8 cents across the first to third years. The prior average pay was 2.22 dollars per hour.
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New York
Alumin_ium Co. of America
United Steelworkers
Amer- 2
Alcoa
Robert K. Heineman
Alcoach-9
Violent Windstorm Tops Lebanon Blocks Garage
A violent windstorm felled a concrete block garage and ripped a store roof in Lebanon. A tree fell on a filling station, causing about 3000 dollars in damage. A second high wind hit near Mon, Ohio, twelve miles east of.
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Mon
Ohio
Hoover 82 Keeps Busy as Third Farewell Speech Planned
Herbert Hoover, age 82, marks his birthday by working on his third Farewell Address to the Republicans. He urges older Americans to stay productive, warns against retirement, and credits Eisenhower with easing tensions. He plans a birthday dinner with few friends at the Mark Hopkins hotel.
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GOP
Leonard Milliman
San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
America
Eisenhower
Mark Hopkins
Cow Palace
James Madison
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
New Plymouth Man Killed in Route 56 Head-on Crash
A two car collision on Route 56 in rainy conditions killed Earle Heinlein 69 and left four others seriously hurt. Victims included Jim, with fatal head injuries, and Bess Ann Owens 21 of Athens, who suffered multiple cuts. hospital transport to Mount St Mary. Owens is due in October.
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Earle Heinlein
New Plymouth
Messenger
Don Moore
Locking County
Jim
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Bess Ann Owens
W. Carpenter St
Athens
Owens
Larry
Say
Lake Hope Road
Jane Heinlein
Ohio University
Zaleski
Jones
Robert Thompson
Carbondale
Ohio's 37th Division Gives Retiring General Review
Camp Breckinridge Ky. Maj. Gen. Leo M. Kreber, 1 year veteran of Ohio's 37th Infantry Division, announced his relinquishment of command during the reviewing stand ceremonies. Kreber will remain Ohio adjutant general as Gov. Lausche and Gen. Beightler bid farewell to thousands of troops amid tears and a drum roll of Auld Lang Syne.
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Camp Breckinridge
Leo M. Kreber
Ohio
37Th Intry
T Harrishead
Ronald
Clarence Jones
Hamil
Kreber
Robert S. Beightler
South Pacific
Frank J. Lausche
Auld Lang Syne
West Point
136Th Field Artillery
Road Money Debate Shapes Ohio Gubernatorial Race
Columbus report notes C William ONeill commits to discussing highway funding with state and local leaders before detailing his stance. Seven major cities urge ONeill and rival Michael DiSalle to take clear positions in the dispute over interstate cost sharing. Under a federal program the government covers 99 percent of interstate costs while cities seek state and city cost sharing on urban segments. The state insists cities cover the remaining 10 percent.
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Volumbus
William O'Neill
O'Neill
Michael V. DiSalle
September Draft Call for 748 Ohio Registrants
Ohio Selective Service headquarters issued a September draft call for 748 men. The youngest possible inductee must be 22 by Sept 1 unless a volunteer or delinquent. Counties listed include Athens four, Gallia one, Hocking three, Jackson two, Meigs one, Perry one, Vinton one, and Washington two.
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Ohio
Selective Service
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Perry
Vinson
Washington
Day Forecast Sees Near Normal Temps Across Regions
Temperatures average near normal in the west and south with about two degrees below normal in the north. Highs range from 83 to 85 across regions and lows around 61 to 62. Expect near normal temps Saturday through Monday then cooler Tuesday and Wednesday with thunder showers on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
Lake Tie Up Seen As Notices Served
Cleveland dispatch reports unions served organization notices on 20 firms operating 187 vessels on the Great Lakes. United States Steel Corporation's Pittsburgh Steamship Division, owner of 58 ships, backs demands for recognition as bargaining agents for licensed engineers and deck officers, signaling possible broader strikes.
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Great Lakes
U. S. Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh Steamship Division
Stevenson Aide Sees Truman Ready To Back Harriman
A Stevenson adviser close to Adlai Stevenson says Harry S. Truman is preparing to endorse Gov. Averell Harriman for the Democratic presidential nomination, though Stevenson يمكن win with delegates. Truman planned to announce his choice at a Saturday news conference, a claim that sparked a dramatic Chicago meeting with Stevenson.
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Adlai Stevenson
Harry S. Truman
Averell Harriman
Stevenson
Truman
Harriman
New York
Platform Committee
Supreme Court
Ohio University to End Summer Session With 166 Degrees
Ohio University will conclude its summer session Saturday at 10 30 a.m. in Memorial Auditorium. Dr Stewart H Smith president of Marshall College will deliver the commencement address to 166 degree candidates and his topic is This Day We Sailed On.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Stewart H. Smith
Marshall College
Chicago Poised for Polio Epidemic Says Expert
Chicago health officials move to curb a polio outbreak with wide vaccination education. Board of Health President Herman Bundesen leads urgent actions as a ventriloquist tours West Side housing projects to ease fears about shots. Local cases total 653 with 322 or 49 percent in the West Side. Dr John Brady of New York warns city could reach 1500 to 1800 cases if unchecked.
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Chicago
U— Yourready
Board of Health
Herman N. Bundesen
Emerg
West Side
John Brady
New York
U. S
Public Health Service
Private Power Rates Called Reasonable
Comptroller General Joseph Campbell called private power rates paid by the Portsmouth Ohio atomic plant comparatively reasonable while warning the AEC contract with OVEC does not fully protect the government from future rate rises. OVEC, a 15 utility consortium, operates two large plants at Madison Indiana and Gallipolis Ohio supplying the plant, with full operation since March 13.
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Washington
Portsmouth
Ohio
Joseph Campbell
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Campbell
Ohio Valley, Electric Corp
OVEC
Madison
Ind
Gallipolis
Barge Death Suspect Freed After Second Lie Test
Middleport police released a man held since July 27 in the barge death of Henry Barrett Jr., 16. Police Chief Russell Bailey said a second lie detector test at the State Bureau of Criminal Investigation in London exonerated him, though the investigation remains open after earlier testing on July 31.
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Middleport
Henry Barrett, Jr
Russell Bailey
State Bureau of Criminal Instigation
London
Bailey
Organized Labor Presses Civil Rights Plank for Democrats
AFL-CIO leaders led by George Meany call for a strong civil rights plank at the 1982 Democratic convention. They urge federal backing for desegregation and anti discrimination laws, oppose Supreme Court rulings, and warn against risking party unity for a broad rights agenda.
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Norman Warner
Avor
Chicago
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Ton
ADA
Southern Tional
Department
Toen Liberties
James P. Coleman
Missippi
Dixie Group
George M. Harrison
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