Egypt Pushes Anti-British Campaign Over Suez Crisis
London reports say Egypt under Nasser escalates anti-British rhetoric amid canal control dispute. Egypt expelled two British diplomats on espionage charges denied by Eden's government as Menzies committee seeks international management of the Suez Canal under UN oversight.
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Egypt
Nasser
Suez Canal
Eden
de Beléfek
Mies
Auc Plliusn
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
Lord Beaverbrook
Evening Standard
Menzies
Cairo
James Gove
John Flux
Foreign Office
Humphrey Treveyan
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
United Nations
Suez Waterway
AFL-CIO Council Backs Stevenson Over Meany Advice
AFL-CIO leaders vote 14-8 to endorse the Stevenson Kefauver Democratic ticket, despite some misgivings and Meany’s abstention. The endorsement moves to a Chicago meeting for formal approval while planning labor ground efforts for Democratic candidates nationwide. Nixon declines comment as Eisenhower White House offers no immediate remark.
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Afl-Cio
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Nixon
George Meany
CIO
Walter Reuther
Stevenson
Reuther
AFL
Meany
William Schnitzler
Committee On
Stevenson-Kefauver
Labor
Congress
Afl-Cio Council
Chicago
Vancouver
Wash
Kefauver
Washington
White House
India To Get Arm Surplus
New Delhi India United States and India signed a 360.1 million dollar surplus farm products transfer deal the largest under the U S surplus disposal program Total U S aid to India exceeds one billion dollars The agreement covers 305.9 million dollars of wheat cotton rice tobacco and dairy products with 54.2 million dollars to cover half shipping costs India pays the full 360.1 million in rupees The U S grants 54 million dollars in rupees and lends 234 million dollars for India five year industrial development plan
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India
United States
U. S
Asia
Russia Plays Dangerous Suez Game Says State Dept
State Department says Russia is waging a risky Middle East campaign against the Suez operation to pressure Egypt and hinder a Western plan. Dulles warns of possible conflict if Nasser rejects a fair settlement as Moscow seeks turmoil and Arab influence. Nasser meets a committee on the London plan but offers no commitment. Egyptian embassy in Washington seeks pilots to guide ships, similar moves abroad.
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Nasser
Dulles
Egypt
London
Russia
Middle East
Washington
United States
Simar
Adlai Woos Farm Voters At Conference
Adlai E Stevenson in Sioux City addresses farmers during a Midwest conference with Democratic leaders from Iowa North and South Dakota Kansas Nebraska Minnesota and Wisconsin. Kefauver his running mate described the stop as part of a cross country campaign that set a one day record for travel with 21 to 22 hours on the road.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Adlai E. Stevenson
Midwest
Estes Kefauver
Santa Fe
N. M
Pacific Northwest
Clayton Fritchey
Stevenson
North
South Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Holiday Toll Set at 480
The National Safety Council estimates 480 deaths over the Labor Day weekend during 78 hours from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday. The toll, for immediate traffic deaths, aims to spur driver and law enforcement cooperation to reduce this figure to a non holiday level.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
28 Year Congressman and World Traveler Dies
CRAMERTON, N C George Holden Tinkham a colorful Boston blueblood who combined travels to distant places with 28 years in the U S House of Representatives is dead at 86 He died Tuesday in his sleep at his sister s home in Crangerton not listed in the tourist guides and his strong anti prohibition stance made him a figure in Congress He had not been ill
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Cramerton
N. C
George Holden Tinkham
Boston
U. S. House of Representatives
Tinkham
Congress
Egyptian woman gives birth to triplets in Alexandria
Al Ahram reports that an Egyptian woman in Alexandria delivered triplets named Gamal Nehru and Tito. The article notes the unusual trio and records their birth in the city.
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Cairo
al Ahram
Alexandria
Gamal
Nehru
Tito
Free Mail Abuse Denied by Ohio Senator
U S Senator George H. Bender of Ohio denied using congressional free mail for campaigning. Governor Lausche called the action a trespass on taxpayers. Bender said the weekly newsletter This Week in Washington reaches only a small portion of his constituents and he uses personal income to respond to others.
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Columbus
U. S
George H. Bender
Ohio
Bender
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Washington
Congress
Ohio unemployment claims drop for week ending August 25
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports sharp declines in both new and continuing unemployment claims for the week ending August 25. The release highlights improved jobless figures as the state trends toward stabilization in the job market.
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Columbus
Ohio Bureau of
Child Like Passions Nurse In Embarrassed Fearsome Case
Virginia Jaspers a six foot 220 pound baby nurse in New Haven faces murder charges after police say she shook three infants to death and injured two others in fits of uncontrollable temper. Coroner to review infant deaths since 1953 while parents recall her caring for their babies and her childlike appetite for ice cream and soda.
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New Haven
Conn
Virginia Jaspers
Nelsonville crowns Little Miss Parade of the Hills
Industrial Day festivities in Nelsonville peak with Shirley Dene Kerns winning the Little Miss Parade of the Hills. Judges picked her after four reconsiderations from 28 six year olds. Runners up were Libby Tignor and Mary Lou Lehman. Telecast of the event marked Nelsonville’s first live program via Edwards Cable.
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Nelsonville
Shirley Dene Kerns
Donald Kerns
Libby Tignor
Amos Tignor
Deanville
Covert
Mary Lou Lehman
Paul Lehman
Natco
Haydenville
George Charles
Gay Sharp
Queen’s
Freda Kennedy
Mechanicsburg
Grace Blum
Logan
Freda Vandeveer
Amesville
Elizabeth Scott
the Plains
Five Day Forecast Near Normal Temperatures Across Region
Temperatures will average near normal with slight cooling along Lake Erie. Normal highs run 80 north 83 south, and lows 58 north 60 south. Warm through Friday, cooler weekend. Precipitation expected 0.5 to 0.75 inch with scattered thunderstorms tonight and Thursday, again late Friday and early Saturday. Fair Sunday.
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Lake Erie
Ohio man Kingdom backed for national Legion commander
Howard C Kingdom of Conneaut Ohio received endorsement from Ohio convention delegates for the post of national commander as the American Legion opened its three day convention in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Howard C. Kingdom
Conneaut
Ohio
The
American Legion
Veteran’s Organization
Sold items advertised in ad killed in action phrase
Classified notice reports items sold and removed from paper under the phrase killed in action. Items include a GE refrigerator 7.6 cu ft, Tappan gas range, walnut dining table, two complete beds, library table, two wardrobes, one davenport, bunk beds, and assorted end tables. Contact William Sanders for results via Dial 31242.
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William Sanders
Trimble Rt
Traffic Court Divorces Stuck Ticket From Check
Dayton traffic court wrestling with a divorce case as a parking ticket and a $3 check stay glued together. Mrs Eugene Wooley sent the ticket with a star shaped 94 staple attachment, leaving court clerks puzzled. Prosecutor Keane hopes for an amicable settlement as the pair remain tied up in the mail.
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Dayton
Eugene Wooley
Wooley
Henry Ott
Otto
William P. Keane
Keane
Youth Burned by Acid From Leaking Truck
James Badger thirteen was sprayed with sulfuric acid as a passing tank truck jarred a valve near railroad tracks in Lemay suburb. He rode a bicycle when the leak hit him and fell, his shirt and trousers exposed. A neighbor quickly sprayed him with a lawn hose. Badger sustained burns to chest arms face and legs.
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ST. Louis
James Badger
Lemay
Badger
Messenger paper delivery notice about carrier back to school
If your paper is late the notice reminds readers and carriers that school has resumed. With carriers starting school, deliveries may arrive later than usual. Check for the Messenger in its usual place, just a little later today.
Dio Seized as Brains Behind Riesel Blinding
FBI agents seized racketeer Johnny Dio and three associates linked to the acid attack on labor columnist Victor Riesel. The group allegedly planned the early morning assault after Riesel left a Broadway restaurant, with Telvi hired for $1000 and later found shot. Other arrestees include Thomas Dioguardi, Domenico Bando, and Charles Tuso. a fifth man, Charles Carlino, was charged as a conspirator.
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NEW York
FBI
Johnny Dio
Underworld
Victor Riesel
Riesel
Broadway
Abraham Telvi
Telvi
U.S
Federal Grand Jury
Dapper
Dio
John Dioguardi
Point Lookout
Long Island
Thomas Dioguardi
Domenico Bando
Brooklyn
Charles Tuso
Charles Carlino
Dulles Strikes Touchy Point In Panama
Secretary of State Dulles stated the United States has all rights in the Canal Zone, excluding Panama from sovereign rights, drawing sharp Panamanian response. Panama reaffirms sovereignty over the Zone, arguing US rights were only for construction and defense per the treaty. The clash centers on the 1955 treaty provision and relations remain unsettled.
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Panama
Dulles
Suez
U. S
Washington
United States
Canal Zone
Republic of Panama
Alberto Boyd
Budget Dooms Any Tax Cut
Washington a mid year budget review released Tuesday night by Secretary Humphrey and Budget Director Brundage shows revenues rising to 69.8 billion dollars, up 4.3 billion from Eisenhower’s January forecast, leaving little room for tax cuts in 1957 as the surplus nears 700 million dollars.
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Washington—I
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Percival F. Brundage
Eisenhower
Congress
Nixon’s Father In Critical Condition In California
Whittier California March reports say Frank A. Nixon 77 is again on the critical list after a stomach ulcer flare. Dr I N Kraushaar said he had a poor night but is resting comfortably now and at risk of hemorrhage persists.
Eisenhower Resumes Duties After Morning Conference
President Eisenhower returns to duties as head of state after a morning conference with Secretary of State Dulles. The brief meeting details were not disclosed, but officials confirmed the president is active in his daily responsibilities.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of
Dulles
Voters Approve Court Bypass In Segregation Measure
In Birmingham Alabama voters approved a constitutional amendment to keep Negroes and whites in separate schools by allowing the legislature to end public education and fund private schools. A similar park facilities amendment also passed. Counties with large Black populations supported the measures, while those with few opposed. Early returns showed the school measure at 97,720 to 63,302.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Supreme Court
Strike Talks Resume In 45 Day Old ConsolTel Strike
PORTSMOUTH negotiators and union representatives tentatively agreed to resume talks Friday to resolve the 45 day long strike at the Consolidated Telephone Co according to Federal Mediator E L Phillips on Tuesday.
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Portsmouth
Consolidated Telephone Co
E. L. Phillips
Ohio State Fair Nears Record Attendance Early
In Columbus the 1956 Ohio State Fair posts attendance of 495 779 through Tuesday, 150 000 more than the first five days last year. Traffic to see Roy Rogers boosts concession business as directors of Agriculture and Ohio Fair Managers oversee operations with another high turnout expected.
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Columbus
Directors of Agriculture and
Ohio Fair Managers
Bender Delivers New Blasts At Lausche In Ohio Race
Republican Senator George H. Bender charges Governor Frank Lausche is a political fence sitter and pushes for debates before the November election. He says Lausche might side with Republicans to aid a GOP Senate, while Lausche counters he votes for Taft and campaigns on his own terms. The race draws independent voters as Eisenhower era aides and allies are billed to assist both sides.
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U. S
George H. Bender
Bender
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Senate
Eisenhower
New York
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