Egyptians Bid To Block Western Suez Plan
Egypt presses opposition as 22 nations discuss an international board for the Suez Canal. Dulles outlines a UN linked control plan while Egypt boycotts but watches, seeking to keep canal navigation open. France proposes Egyptian ownership acknowledged, Western and Soviet positions diverge.
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Portugal
Russia
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Moscow Radio
Lausche For Senator Today Receives 514 Presidential Votes
Ohio delegates at the Democratic National Convention show Lausche receiving 514 votes for senator as he withdraws from contention for the presidential nomination. The Ohio delegation totals 58 pledged votes with 70 members, while Stevenson gains several anti Lausche delegates.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Averell Harriman
Buckeye
Stevenson
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Stevenson Leaves Position Open In Short Speech After Nomination
Adlai E. Stevenson urged Democratic delegates to select the party’s nominee for vice president at the convention after his own nomination. Senator Estes Kefauver and others lingered as contenders, with Stevenson calling for the convention to choose freely rather than by his hand.
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Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
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New York City
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Robert B. Meyner
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Texas
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Ohio
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Missouri
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Meyner
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
State Regains Over Million From Hodge
The state recovers more than a million dollars taken by Orville E. Hodge, former state auditor. Hodge pleaded guilty to misapplying over 800000 in bank funds and received 10 years, with up to 10 more possible for restitution. He lies under guard at St. John’s Hospital Springfield awaiting further charges in Sangamon County.
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Orville E. Hodge
Latham Castle
Hodge
St. John’s Hospital
Springfield
Sangamon County
First Re Match Looms Since 1900 Campaign
Washington dispatch notes the 1900 style repeat run where presidential contenders repeat tickets. It cites the Stevenson-Eisenhower era as the expected second back-to-back match, a rarity in over five decades. McKinley defeated Bryan in 1900 for the second consecutive time.
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Washington
William McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
FBI Nabs Two Men For Blinding Writer
The FBI arrested Joseph Peter Carlino and Gondolfo Miranti in New York on a conspiracy to obstruct justice tied to the July 28 assault on labor columnist Riesel. The attack occurred after he cooperated with a racketeering probe. Telvi, a Brooklyn resident, is also linked to the case.
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Youngstown
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New York
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Thug Shoots Two Police Then Kills Self
In Columbus on the East Side a gunman Benjamin C Franklin 26 shot two patrolmen before killing himself as police surrounded a near East Side house. Patrolman Thomas E Webb 31 shot in the fore head with a bullet lodged in his brain car, in critical condition. Patrolman Melvin M Grimm 25 shot in the neck, condition fair. Lt Alfred Lashley used a tear gas grenade to trap the gunman.
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Benjamin C. Franklin
George W.scholer
Thomas E. Webb
Melvin M. Grimm
Alfred Lashley
Bela Lugosi Dies at 73 in Hollywood
Bela Lugosi, famed for Dracula on stage and screen, died of natural causes in Hollywood at age 73 after years of battling drug addiction. His career spanned stage and film, making him a lasting icon of horror cinema.
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Bela Lugosi Amous
Dracula
Mob Violence Hits Ohio Bell Strike Areas
Four installations of the Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co were stoned as a strike escalates. Police from Portsmouth and nearby New Boston dispersed 200 to 300 mostly teen revelers who damaged windows at exchanges in New Boston Sciotoville and at the Portsmouth offices. Damage was about 200 dollars. A spokesman for the Communications Workers of America denied union involvement.
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New Boston
Hugh Rudity
Sciotoville
Boston and Scioto-ville Exchange
Communications Workers of America
Pay raises issued for Great Lakes fleet officers amid strike
Cleveland based officers of Pittsburgh Steamship Division receive wage increases on the Great Lakes fleet despite a two week strike. U S Steel subsidiary operates 58 vessels, the largest iron ore fleet, with raises following past practice after steel mill workers and seamen contracts.
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Pittsburgh Steamship Division
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U. S. Steel Corp
Truman says no regrets in Harriman fight for Stevenson election
Former president Harry S. Truman said he has no regrets over his efforts opposing Adlai Stevenson’s nomination and would campaign for Stevenson if asked. He spoke after Stevenson’s acclamation at the convention and noted Democrats will win, offering future support to the ticket.
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Chicago
Averell Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
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Weavever
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No Emergency In Ike's Talks
President Eisenhower meets with the National Security Council for the second time in two days. White House secretary James C. Hagerty says there is nothing unusual or urgent and no emergency. The council will not meet next week due to the Republican National Convention in San Francisco.
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Eisenhower
National Security Council
White House
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Council
Israeli Forces Attack Gaza Positions Reported
The semi official Middle East News Agency said Israeli forces attacked Egyptian positions in the Gaza coastal strip today with no further details provided.
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Egypt
Middle East
Gaza
Five Day Ohio Weather Outlook Shows Mild Patch
Ohio forecast calls for temperatures near normal with highs around 81 to 84 and lows 60 to 62. Cooler spell starts Wednesday. Precipitation totals about one half to one inch with scattered thundershowers on Saturday Sunday and again Tuesday.
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Ohio
Kefauver Eyes First Ballot VP Nomination
Senate candidate Estes Kefauver predicts he can win the Democratic vice presidential nomination on the first ballot after a Roper poll shows 13 votes among 1372 delegates. He would accept if offered and notes Stevenson has not pledged backing.
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Lauver
Kefauver
Target Plane Slips Leash Crashes Near Palmdale
A F6F Hellcat drone escaped control for over two hours at 30 000 feet engaging jets before fuel ran out and it crashed 11 miles east of Palmdale. Rockets ignited at least a dozen fires affecting New Hall Palmdale and Saugus. one rocket hit near a station wagon. Dozens of ducts and fires expanded to about 200 acres near Mt Gleason.
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Palm‘dale
Saugus
Larry Kempes
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U. S. Forestry Service
Mt. Gleason
John Carroll University president dies of heart attack
The Rev. Frederick E. Welfle, president of John Carroll University, died suddenly at 58 from a heart attack. He was found at his quarters and pronounced dead at St. Vincent Charity Hospital. Welfle had chaired a Cleveland college presidents group and attended a concert the prior night.
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Frederick E. Welfle
John Carroll University
Father Welfle
Greater Cleveland College
St. Vincent Charity
Cleveland Summer Orchestra
Public Hall
British Await EOKA Action in Cyprus Cease Fire Hopes Rise
In Nicosia Cyprus British officials await whether EOKA rebels will honor a suddenly announced halt in violence. Leaflets signed by the leader Dighenis George Grivas declare a suspension of operations as Cyprus tension continues. Since 1955 the campaign has killed over 1500 people including 51 British, civilians and servicemen.
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Cyprus
EOKA
Dighenis
George Grivas
Stevenson Recasts Image After Kefauver Setback
Adlai E. Stevenson, shaken by a Minnesota primary loss to Estes Kefauver, refashioned his campaign. He toned down formal speeches, mingled with voters on streets, and adopted friendlier, less aristocratic tactics to appeal to Midwestern farmers and working-class supporters.
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