West Seeks Global Support for Suez Plan Amid Egypt Doubts
London led push by the Western Big Three for Asian and Middle Eastern backing of an international Suez Canal operation plan. India’s V K Krishna Menon called the Western proposal impractical after meeting Nasser in Cairo. Egypt’s stance remains firm against foreign administration, while Russia, Indonesia and Ceylon appear aligned with India.
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Suez Canal
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Egypt
Menon
Nasser
Cairo
Talks Not Total Loss Forerunner for Future Talks
Surface indications are that the 22 nation conference on the Suez Canal crisis is a failure but not a total loss. It offers a cooling off period and could lead to new conferences. The United States backs a Western plan for an international channel board while India promotes Egyptian control with an advisory international body. Egypt’s absence weakens the conference and Soviet signals point to broader future talks, with Moscow framing any outcome as part of a larger process.
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Egypt
Menon
State Dulles
Nasser
London
U. S
Cairo
al Akhbar
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Ohio Republican
William L. Ryan
Nce
Middle East
United States
India
Suez Canal Board
Soviet Union
Dmitri Shepilov
Britain
Riesel Case Suspect Charged in Barroom Homicide
New York police charged Hugh Drescher, 23, a tattooed truck loader, with homicide in a barroom stabbing and questioned him about a possible link to the acid-blinding of columnist Victor Riesel. Drescher surrendered Monday and declined to discuss the other killings or the earlier assault.
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Victor Riesel
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Abraham Telvi
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Jay
Youngstown
Ohio
Tel- 44
Three Frenchmen Reach England After 3000-Mile Atlantic Drift
Bearded French crew of L Egaré II arrive in Falmmouth England ending an 89 day 3000 mile voyage from Halifax Nova Scotia. Leader Henri Beaudot 29 says they would return home by a big boat. They crossed with a small raft and minimal sail aided by the Gulf Stream. Two kittens accompanied the crew regrouping spirits during stormy days.
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England
Atlantic
Canada
Henri Beaudot
Beaudot
Halifax
N. S
Ada
Gaston Vanackere
Marc Modena
Penzance
Eng
Lizard
Vanackere
Gulf Stream
Eisenhower seeks touch at GOP renominating convention
President Eisenhower arrives in San Francisco to imprint his personal mark on a Republican gathering focused on renominating him and Nixon. Delegates and governors weigh Nixon strength, with Stassen shifting prospects and some leaders signaling united support for a fourth term.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Jesey
Stassen
Theodore R. McKeldin
Land
Goodwin J. Knight
California
William F. Knowland
Senate
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Herter
Arthur B. Langlie
Washington
Langlie
America
House
James C. Hagerty
San Fransco
Hagerty
Republicans Aim Attack At Regaining Congress
Republican leaders rally to regain control of Congress and purge opposition. Massachusetts Rep Joseph W. Martin Jr. spoke as permanent GOP National Convention chair, urging ongoing battles, condemning past concessions, and predicting large Democratic and independent support for a 1966 victory. He touted Republican gains since 1953 under Eisenhower and warned against returning to past corruption and socialism.
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Congress
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
GOP
Martin
House
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Adree
Massachuetts
Eisenhow- T ‘Er
Platform Makers Pledge Nation Income Tax Cut
Republican platform makers pledged new tax cuts aimed at low and middle income families. The tentative plank, presented at the convention, promises reductions while maintaining a balanced budget and conserving national resources amid debate with Democrats.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Train Derails Near Sukant Iowa No Fatalities Reported
A rocky Mountain Rocket bound for Chicago derailed near Sukant Iowa early today and was struck by a westbound local mail and express train. No deaths or serious injuries were reported though some passengers were shaken. Most cars remained upright and were later taken to Davenport for onward travel.
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Iowa
Rocky Mountain
Chicago
Davenport
Convention Announces GOP Slogan Winners
At the Republican National Convention in San Francisco three slogan winners were named. Charles W. Joslin of Wildwood Crest New Jersey submitted Peace Prosperity and Pro and the phrase you want all three are GOP. Eleanor J. Smith of Washington DC sent A bright tomorrow with Ei venhowe Laurence A. Willis of Philadelphia submitted 0 trenches but work bench.
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Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Charles W. Joslin
Wildwood Crest
N. J
Eleanor J. Smith
Washington, D. C
Eivenhowe
Laurence A. Willis
Philadelphia
Gavel From North Church Used At GOP Convention
Rep Joseph W Martin Jr of Massachusetts will gavel the Republican National Convention to order today using a mallet carved from oak from Boston’s North Church steeple, a nod to historic Philadelphia era.
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North Church
San Francisco
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Boston
These Little Pigs Went to Market Ad Notice
Albany Ohio farmer James Trout sold a sow and eight pigs for 60 cents on the first day of the Want Ad section. The ad urges readers to place their own economical ads by phoning 31242.
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James Trout
Albany
Ohio
Hodge Begins Prison Term for State Funds Scandal
Former state Auditor Orville E. Hodge, once a GOP leader and governor hopeful, reported to Menard Prison as an inmate after a 12 to 15 year sentence for pilfering about 637000 in state funds through a check writing scheme. He appeared dazed and told reporters he felt better, calling the judge fair.
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Orville E. Hodge
Menard
Hodge
Clem Smith
Uninese Reds Move Toward Birth Control Policy
China moves toward a birth control program amid internal regime debate led by Mao Zedong. The policy, targeting about 80 million people nationwide, signals an official shift after a prolonged quiet quarrel over disseminating birth control knowledge.
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Lomnisthina
Mao Tze-tung
China
Pee
Army sergeant faces court martial over weight penalties
Fr. Carson Colo October 1998 Army sergeant L C James Love, 34, a 12 year veteran and father of four, says he was ordered to shed fat to 193 pounds but failed to meet the target. Maj Gen Thomas Waltington says a handful of officers ordered trims, while Love was slated for a general court martial but faced a summary proceeding. He weighs 276 pounds on return from Germany and cites health and family issues as reasons for noncompliance.
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Colo
Love
Army
Thomas M
Waltington
Ans 8Th Infantry Division
L. C. James Love
Canary
Mander
Cincinnati
Tates
Brink's Trial Seated Jury Near for Boston Robbery Case
In Boston the Brink's robbery trial of eight Greater Boston men moves toward seating a 12 member jury and 1 alternates after more than two weeks with no juror sat. The defense holds 25 peremptory challenges left of 262. jurors are exhausted soon.
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Boston
Suffolk Superior Court
Taft's Son Enjoys Convention Show After Scramble
In Algiers Taft mentions his father’s nominating battles and says Ike will likely win the presidency. He notes confidence in Nixon as backup if Eisenhower falters, and stresses the need for Republicans to work to win Congress and the November election.
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Ohio
Eisenhower
Nixon
OU OSU Ask State Funds For Engineers
The Central union Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers urged the governor and state planning board to fund engineering education at Ohio State University and Ohio University Athens. A resolution by Thomas W. Singell and Robert W. Buis cites plans to expand facilities as demand for engineers is expected to double in 15 years, noting current buildings and labs are outmoded.
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Unio
American Society of Civil Engineers
State Capital Planning Board
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Athens
Thomas W. Singell
Robert W. Buis
Uni
Mount Union selects firms for new science building
Mount Union College won a half million dollar general contract for a science building to be built beside Lamaverne Science Hall and named for Thomas Erwin Wilson. Paul Kintz Construction Co. of Alliance will build the structure, Cope Electric Co. handles electrical work, and Sebring Hardware Co. supplies plumbing. Thomas Erwin Wilson is father of Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson and an alumnus.
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Mount Union
Lege
Ihe
Paul Kintz Construction Co
Cope Electric Co
Sebring Hardware Co
Lamavern Science Hall
Thomas Erwin Wilson
Defense
Charle E. Wilson
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