Candidates Put Plans Into Operation in Drive for Victories
The 1956 election campaign accelerates as Democratic nominees Stevenson and Kefauver head for Santa Fe and beyond while Nixon departs Whittier for Washington to lead Republican efforts. Eisenhower remains on golf vacation as AFL CIO weighs endorsing the Democrats. Stevenson and Kefauver will meet party workers in 34 states with few major speeches planned. Texas runoff results keep the gubernatorial race tight between Price Daniel and Ralph Yarborough. Maryland’s Mrs. Millard E. Tydings seeks the Democratic Senate nomination amid health concerns for her husband and competition from George P. Mahoney.
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Texas
Pimary
Sen
Price Daniel
Ralph Yarborough
Texas Elections Bureau
Maryland
Millard
Trial of Polish bread rioters to open in September
Foreign observers likely will attend the Poznan trial of those accused by the Polish Communist government of sparking the June bread riots. The case, tied to Soviet policy since the 20th Congress, will test Red rule's image as the world watches.
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United States
Poland
Poznan
Red World
Sear
Free World
Egypt to reply on Suez talks meeting with Menzies group
Cairo expects President Nasser to agree to a Cairo meeting with Australian Prime Minister Menzies five nation committee on Suez Canal crisis. Egypt will insist that the full Suez issue be discussed and not merely the majority plan endorsed by most conference members.
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Cairo
Egypt
Menzies
Suez Canal
Crisi
Nasser
Robert G. Menzies
London Suez
London
Suez
United States
India
Cai
Questioning Is Continued In Kidnaping Case
Police resumed questioning Angelo John La Marca in the Peter Weinberger kidnapping case. Authorities say La Marca confessed to abducting the 32 day old infant from Westbury New York on July 4 and abandoning him in a roadside honeysuckle patch. The baby’s body was found the next day. La Marca says he took the child to Brooklyn and left him overnight with a friend. He has not named the supposed friend and a psychiatrist found him sane at the time of the kidnapping.
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Mineola
N.Y
Angelo John LaMarea
Peter Weinberger
LaMarea
Westbury
N. Y
LaMarca
LeMarca
Brooklyn
Japs Fear Atom Power
San Diego report quotes Hiedeki Yukawa, Nobel Prize physicist, saying Japan faces tremendous fear of atomic energy alongside hope it could power industry and ease fuel shortages. He recalls Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombing and notes regional risks with Soviet and American H bomb tests.
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San Diego
Calif
Japanese Atomic Energy Commission
Hiedeki Yukawa
Russia
United States
Yukawa
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Exiled Archbishop Makarios accused as EOKA leader
British indictment portrays Archbishop Makarios as active head of extremist violence in Cyprus. Lennox-Boyd claims captured documents show EOKA took orders from him, as Cyprus seeks independence negotiations and stability amid fatal attacks on both sides.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Britain
Makarios
Alan Lennonx-Boyd
Lennox-Boyd
London
EOKA
Mediterranean
Greece
Seychelle Islands
Indian Ocean
California Landslide Injures 2 Picnickers
A Pacific Palisades landslide broke loose Sunday sending earth down a 3 175 foot bluff and injuring two picnickers. Four women were swept from the cliff as a car was buried. two occupants escaped. Witnesses described the noise as like a waterfall.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Pacific Palishades
Five Day Forecast and Turkey Floods News Brief
Five day forecast shows temperatures about five to seven degrees above normal with highs near 80 and lows around 60 to 61 across the week. Scattered thunderstorms possible each afternoon or evening, most likely Thursday through Saturday. Floods sweep a large area of northern and southeastern Turkey killing at least 81 people and leaving about 40 missing and presumed drowned.
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Turkey
Istanbul
Tell It to Sell It ad pitch for Southeastern Ohio papers
An oldWant Ad invitation promotes selling renting or exchanging items and services to Southeastern Ohio readers. It instructs readers to call 31242 to speak with an ad-taker who will help prepare a compelling notice for quick results. The message emphasizes ease and broad reach.
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Southeastern Ohio
Old Timers Honor Crabtree As Parade of Hills Opens
Nelsonville marks Old Timers Day as the 1956 Parade of the Hills begins with about 1000 attendees. Sunnyhill tops Clarence Kinsley’s Columbus club 4-2, Nelsonville Little League beats Buchtel 3-2, and Estel Crabtree is honored with a trophy for his major league career and service to Nelsonville’s baseball. William Mechem lauds Crabtree’s impact on youth recreation and the city, then presents the engraved trophy at Eagles Hall after a dinner.
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Sunln Ward
Nelsonville
Dame Nature
Sunnyhill
Clarence Kinsley
Columbus Ball Club
Buchtel
Estel Crabtree
Crabtree
William ‘Mechem
Mechem
Eagles
Adlai To Talk at Ohio Democratic Convention
Ohio Democrats announce that Adlai Stevenson will deliver a major campaign address at the state convention in Columbus on September 8. Coleman said the speech, one of Stevenson's first big campaign talks, will be part of a two day gathering with other remarks by Gov. Frank Lausche and Michael DiSalle.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Colmbus
Adair Stevenson
William L. Coleman
Coleman
Stevenson
Columbus
Chicago
New York
U. S. Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Michael ¢. DiSalle
Athens
Chauncey
Gallupalle
Svessere
Elman Morin
Markets . Com
Nixon
Nelsonville
Sen. Estes
Kefauver
Pomeroy-Middleport
Fair Prospects Bright Sunday At State Fair
Ohio State Fair attendance soared over the weekend as crowds built toward a record payday. Friday and Saturday totals topped the first two days last year by 25 000, with Sunday unofficially at 150 000. Friday 101 919 visitors and 23 919 paid admissions, Saturday 107 275 with 67 776 paid. Auction prices broke records, led by grand champion Yorkshire barrow at 2 per pound and reserve champion Hampshire at 1 per pound. Mrs Elaine Leighty of Upper Sandusky won grand champion fat lamb and wether pen, with Franklin Leighty and partners earning reserve for wether pens.
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Columbus
Sam Cashman
Cashman
Barrow
Robert Blauser
Vandalia
David Davies Parking Co
Baughn
Andres
Bloomingburg
Washington Court House
Virginia moves to cut state funds over school desegregation
Governor Stanley proposes a plan to remove state money from districts that pursue forced desegregation. Charlottesville and Arlington face federal orders this term, while a special commission studies voluntary segregation. Pinza, 61, suffers a mild stroke in Italy, awaiting return to stage after doctors treat his condition. Eisenhower notes Soviet hydrogen tests and urges international control, with AEC reporting a submegaton detonation. The president emphasizes guarded disarmament as a global goal.
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Richmond
Thomas
Stanley
Virginia General Assembly
Virginia
Charlottesville
Arlington
Cervia
Italy
Oinger Exio
Pinza
Stanley Tol
Serway
Pebble Beach
Calif
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
White House
Commission
United States
Bikini
Pacific
U.N
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Proving Ground
Oo Bet Sede
China
Barents Sea
Arctic Ocean
Strauss
U.S
James C. Hagerty
Lars
House
Senate
Fanny
In Opera
Stan
New York
Guilt Denied by Hodge's Pals in Mt Rainier Case
Springfield report says two former associates of Orville Hodge pleaded innocent to charges including conspiracy and forgery tied to a million dollar state check scheme. The men, linked to Hodge, face venue questions as the case moves through Sangamon County Circuit Court.
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Springfield
Ill
Orville
F. Hodge
Richard Mizuhata
Edward A. Hintz
Chicago
Hodge
Richard
Edward A. Epping
Scout
Mt. Rainage
Joseph Londrigan
Hintz
Sangavion County
RAF Marshal Speaks at Columbus Ohio State
Sir John Messer head of Britain's Royal Air Force will speak on campus at Ohio State University. Gen. A C Wedemeyer, commander of U S forces in the China theater during World War I, will address the students Wednesday night at the university.
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Columbus
John Messer
Britain
Royal Air Force
Ohio State University
A. C. Wedemeyer
China
Polish coal disaster toll revised by PAP says 29 not dead
PAP, the Polish news agency, confirmed a serious coal mine disaster at Thorzow in Poland but rejected earlier reports that 29 people died. The agency did not provide a new death toll, noting initial figures were incorrect.
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Berlin
Poand
PAP
Thorzow
Poland
VP Candidates Look Alike Yet Differ Boldly in Character
The article contrasts Nixon and Kefauver as opposite in appearance and style but similar in drive. Both are ambitious, aggressive, and craftily pursue election via careful planning. Kefauver comes from political roots in Madisonville while Nixon’s background lies in Yorba Linda and Duke University. Each is a one-man operator with supportive spouses, Kefauver with three daughters and Nixon with two.
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Jauver
Robert Cooke Kefauver
Madisonville
Tenn
Nixon
Yorba Linda
Calif
Duke University
Kefauver
Late paper delivery message to readers
The notice informs readers that delayed delivery is due to carriers returning to school. It advises patience and that newspapers may arrive later. carriers will resume normal timing, and readers should look for the Messenger in the usual spot, but a bit later today.
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