Mediterranean Tension Grows as NAC Plans Suez Meeting
Cyprus reports French forces and French cargo ships reaching Limassol and Famagusta as Britain calls NAC to Paris to discuss the Suez Canal crisis. Egypt expels two British diplomats amid espionage charges while Cairo sees consular talks with two jailed Britons.
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Cyprus
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Suez Area
Famagusta
Limassol
Britain
North Atlantic Council
Paris
Suez Canal
London
Egypt
Suez
Frogman
EOKA
Cairo
Geneeral Basil Judd
Judd
Wer
James Swinburn
Arab News Agency
Charles Pittuck
J. B. Flux
J. G. Grove
Eisenhower Says Nasser Misunderstands Suez Plan
President Eisenhower affirmed U S sovereignty over Egypt while backing a peaceful Suez solution. He said Nasser misreads U S stance that canal rights are guaranteed by treaty and that Egypt cannot threaten those rights. He favored a Western plan for international supervision and remained hopeful for a settlement despite protests.
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Washingson
Eisenhower
United States
Egypt
Nasser
U. S
Isenhower
Dulles
Trago's Wife Pays Fine for Release of Sheriff
Mrs. David L. Trago paid 2773.56 in fines and costs for her husband the former Jackson County sheriff to be released from Gallia County jail. He has completed a year in jail on morals charges and awaits further release details and a possible 400 transcript fee. he plans a campaign for sheriff in the November election following a guilty verdict for immoral advances to a young Air Force recruit.
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David L. Trago
Jackson County
Gallia County
Trago
Air Force
Phone Co. Faces Inquiry Over Strike Rate Hikes
Columbus Ohio Utilities Commission orders Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. to answer within 15 days to a Board of Trade complaint alleging rate increases during the strike exceed service quality. The Board represents Yorksville Tiltonsville and Ragland in Jefferson County.
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Solumbus
One
Sate Utilities Commission
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Board of Trade of
Yorksville
Tiltonsville
Ragland
Jefferson County
Bronze Statue Honors Union Veteran Woolson at National Shrine
A bronze statue of Albert Woolson, last Northern Army survivor, stands on a fallen tree overlooking the meadow where Pickett led Confederate forces. Created by Dr. Quaid Fairbanks, it will be dedicated Sept. 12 with Maj. Gen. A S Grant II as speaker. The GAR raised 17,000 for the memorial. Woolson died at 109 in Duluth, Minnesota. Three Confederate veterans remain, oldest 113.
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Pickett
Asing Cause
Albert Woolson
Grand Army of the Republic
Srummer
Quaid Fairbanks
A. 5
Grant II
Granson
National
The
Sons of Union Veterans
Woolson
Duluth
Minn
Gettysburg
Wagner Bids for Senate in New York
New York City's Democratic mayor Wagner announces a bid for retiring Senator Lehman’s U S Senate seat. He urges convention approval and pledges active campaigning to support Adlai Stevenson and win NY voters. Miami University to confer 238 degrees at Summer commencement.
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Noverth Wagner
New York City
U.S
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Washington
Albany
MIAMI
Oxford
Miami University
Red Star Jailed Track Meet Canceled In Protest
London reports a Soviet track team withdraws from a two day meet with British stars in protest of the arrest of Nina Ponomareva the Soviet discus champion. Ponomareva missing after posting bail and facing hat theft charges in Britain. Tass cites lack of receipt and legal differences as factors in the case.
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Russia
Nina Ponomareva
Britain
Nina
Youth rider killed in Route 75 motorcycle crash
Ronald Lee Farney 17 died Thursday night when his southbound motorcycle left the road near Oak Hill. Passenger Jerry A. Canterbury was injured with cuts and abrasions. Oak Hill clinic staff pronounced Farney dead on arrival.
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Ronald Lee Farney
Oak Hill
Farney
Jerry A. Canterbury
Famey
Nicosia
Cyprus
EOKA
Tak
Oak Hilen
Greece
Polykar
Pos Hadjigeorghiu
Poles Seek Asylum in Sweden Over Polish Turmoil
Six Polish tourists aboard a liner asked political asylum in Sweden today citing continuing terror and insecurity in Poland.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Poland
Ann Anderson Crowned Queen of Parade of the Hills
Ann Anderson was crowned Miss Parade of the Hills after a parade of 80 units in Annville. State Senator Stanley Climax praised the turnout as the largest in 40 years. Patty Buchtel and several runners up were announced by judges from Columbus and Lancaster. Ann Anderson received airline tickets to New York and a college scholarship, with the event featuring judges Mary Jane Casey and Richard Tress.
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Sselsonville
Ann Anderson
Stanley Climax
Echem
Miss Anderson
Columbus
Lynn
Lancaster
Chauncey
Joyce Schent
Patty
Buchtel
Twila Mae Dowler
New Miller
Logan
Mary
Marshfield
Sonja Prater
Union Wycuff
Carbon Hill
Anderson
TWA
New York
Hotel Statler
New York City
Trade School
Nelsonville
Spphio National Guard
Diamond Power
Eagles Lodge
Little Miss Parade of the Hills
Fred R. Beasley Ice
Sylvania
Buchtel Band
Red Men
Pocahontas Lodge
Brooks Shoe Co
Pepsi Cola Co
Carbon Hills
Roger Dean, Inc
Dresden Band
Dresden Band, Decorated Bicycles
Columbus and Southern, Ohio Electric Co
Jet Aircraft Sounds Stir Oklahoma City Officials
The Oklahoma City sky rang with jet sounds on Thursday causing many emergency calls to police and newspapers. A mother reacted with a sheet to shield her children after learning jets were likely rehearsing for the National Air Show. A Vienna report says four young Hungarians, armed with pistols, forced through border guards seeking to reach Austria.
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Oklhoma City
Vienna
Austria
O'Neill Launches 80 County Tour in 13 Days
Attorney General William O'Neill begins a statewide campaign tour visiting 80 Ohio counties in 13 days as part of his gubernatorial bid. The schedule emphasizes a broad reach through rural and urban areas.
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O'Neill
Columbus
P— Atty
William O'Neill
Ohio
Athens Chauncey Comics and Markets Feature
A brief page highlights local comics in Athens and Chauncey with market notes from nearby towns. Also notes sports and television listings alongside the Women’s Page for the nine section.
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Athens Chauncey Comics
Gallipolis
Glouster Pies Reas Markets
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy-Middleport
Russians Set Off Atomic Explosion
President Eisenhower announced at a news conference that the United States had detected and verified a new Soviet atomic test. He said the blast, from about a week earlier, had the force of nearly one million tons of TNT and marked a resumption of Soviet testing after a pause.
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Eisenhower
Soviet Union
California
Siberia
Eisslenhower
U. S
Stevenson Seeks Southern Unity At Democratic Meet
Adlai E. Stevenson and Democratic leaders closed a five day Southern tour with reports that the region will back the party in the November election. In Knoxville the rally atmosphere centered on support for the Stevenson Kefauver ticket despite Dixie differences, with Senator Richard Russell pledging support though voicing platform caveats.
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Ttatec
Adlai E. Stevenson
Knoxville
Tenn
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
Ohio
Stevenson
Stevenson-Kefauver
Cain Rules Against Union Case Disputed in Washington
In a SACB ruling held in Seattle and Washington D. C., Cain found the pension union organized in Washington in 1987 to be a Communist front run by Community party functionaries and ordered it to register with the attorney general. The case involved government and union challenges to Cain's impartiality during hearings. Additionally, Eisenhower spoke on Soviet tests and civil rights, defending U.S. defense plans and urging calm, with no stance on detailed desegregation plank.
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Harry P
Subversive Activities Control Board
Cain
Pension Union
Community Party
SACB
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Attorney General
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Afl-Cio Executive Council
AFL and Cio
Stevenson
Arthur Larson
Government civilian payroll tops 10.5 billion in 1956
Senator Byrd announced that federal civilian payroll expenditures reached 10.536 billion dollars in fiscal 1956, the highest on record and well above 1953 and 1955 figures. He cited reports certified by executive agencies and criticized rising nonessential spending affecting potential tax cuts.
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Byrd
D-Va
Senate House Committee
Congress
Family of Millville Man Dies After 9 Percent Survival
An elderly Bloomsburg area man Aiah Heckman died Thursday in Millville at age 9 percent. three sisters aged 90, 90, and 90 survive. His brother died months ago at 86 and his mother lived to 100, dying in 1932.
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Bloomsburg
Aiah Heckman
Millville
New Choice In Illinois May Be Picked Today
Chicago meeting of Adlai E Stevenson and Mayor Richard Daley may select a new Democratic candidate to replace Herbert Paschen for Illinois governor. Stevenson, the presidential nominee, will discuss the political scene after Paschen's withdrawal under pressure.
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Chicago
Herbert C. Pichen
Ilinois
Adlai E. Stevenson
Richard Daley
Stevenson
Daley
Cook County
Paschen
Cook Coun
Five Day Forecast Notes Election Turmoil And Weather
Ty treasurer quits the race against Gov William Stratton as county and federal grand juries investigate a 29000 dollar employee fund in his office. Temperatures will average two to four degrees below normal with cooler conditions through Sunday and Wednesday. Precipitation expected with showers Monday or Tuesday and totals around a quarter to half an inch west to near half inch east.
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William Stratton
Sial
Paschen
A Place of Hatred Tennessee Town Faces Racial Tension
Residents of Clinton Tennessee grew tense after the first state supported integration of Clinton High School. John Kasper a Washington activist sparked protests with nightly rallies and inflammatory literature. Authorities briefly jailed Kasper for incitement and vagrancy as officials weigh peaceful integration against local backlash.
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Linton
Tenn
Clinton High
Washington, D.C
Joe Owen
John Kasper
Seaboard White Citizens’ Council of Washington
Anderson
U S
Robert
Kasper
D. J. Brittain, Jr
Fa Rior
Clinton
Anderson Courthouse
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