Humphrey Urges Khrushchev Invitation to Talks
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey urged President Eisenhower to invite Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev for informal talks in Washington as an alternative to a summit. He argued such talks could advance world peace, while Sen. Styles Bridges opposed Khrushchev visiting the United States, even if Nixon recommended it. Nixon, after meeting Khrushchev in Moscow, suggested he might back a visit. Eisenhower has not endorsed any Khrushchev trip.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Moscow
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dynamite Blast Damages Canton Area Club
Six sticks exploded in front of a Canton area Army and Navy Union Garrison 555 bar causing shattered car windows but no injuries. The blast followed a days earlier bomb on the same group amid Stark County gambling probe tensions and political accusations between officials and Governor DiSalle.
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Waco
Michael V. DiSalle
Stark County
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Waco Sports Club
Alliance
David Mainwaring
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Harry W. Grossglaus
Person to Person picks Collingwood as host replacing Murrow
New CBS TV host Charles Collingwood will front Person to Person starting October 2, taking over for Edward R. Murrow who is on a year long leave. Dale L. Hiller, 39, Attica carpenter, died of a heart attack on a train en route to Detroit for a medical checkup with his brother Dr. Glenn Hiller. In Providence a new bank cleaning woman set off alarms after dusting a teller cage so thoroughly that police responded.
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Detroit
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Industrial National Bank
Rain Record in Waynesburg Preserved by Tradition
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania the rain on July 29 was logged at 1 15 a m marking the town s 74th rainfall in 83 years under a local tradition Booster reports say the shower fulfilled the long standing July 29 rain ritual.
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Methodists To Lay Cornerstone Saturday at Theological School
Cornerstone laying ceremonies for the Methodist Theological School south of Delaware will be held at 2 p.m. EST Saturday. Officials said completion of the building is due next summer. Bishop Hazen G. Werner, resident bishop of the Ohio Area of the Methodist Church and president of the school's board of trustees, will preside.
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Looman and Dillehay Named to Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Mrs. Henrietta Looman of Denton and Albert J. Dillehay of Akron are named to the Ohio Civil Rights Commission by Governor Michael V. DiSalle. The appointments add two commissioners to the state body.
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Albert J. Dillehay
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Eisenhower Defends Nixon Visit Talk and Steel Strike Stance
President Eisenhower praised Vice President Nixon's conduct during his Soviet trip and indicated Nixon discussed a possible visit with Khrushchev but had no authority to invite. He cited the Soviet reception as evidence of friendly feelings and addressed wage talks with steelworkers, stressing inflation concerns and government intervention limits.
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Noted Buckeye Fraud Artist Peters Dies in New Haven
Frederick Emerson Peters, 73, died of a cerebral hemorrhage in a New Haven hotel. The FBI calls him one of America's strangest con artists, posing as officials and celebrities to cash small checks, typically under $50, after meeting targets in pursuits of prestige.
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Frederick Emerson Peters
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Notable Forger Peters Skips Between Nations
A historical figure known as Peters, posing as an administrative secretary to the undersecretary of agriculture, visited an Rochester instrument firm and suggested a rain gauge redesign. The firm suffered a $60 loss from a counterfeit check, but redesigned the gauge after his departure. Peters forged checks across many countries and served time in multiple federal and state prisons. Born in West Salem Ohio.
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Hawaii elects first Congress with diverse lawmakers
In Hawaii's first state election, Republicans win three of five top offices led by Governor-elect William F. Quinn and Lt. Governor-elect James K. Kealoha. Democrat victories include two congressional seats as Hiram L. Fong and Daniel K. Inouye win seats, while Oren E. Long loses. The union backs most Democrats and notes 24,000 sugar pineapple and dock workers.
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Charles K. Silva
James K. Kealoha
Atlas Intercontinental Missile Flies 5500 Miles Over Atlantic
Cape Canaveral reports an Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile streaked 5,500 miles over the Atlantic Tuesday night marking a second straight full-range success. Recovery ships search near Ascension Island for a small data capsule ejected from the nose cone. Sources say three or four consecutive successes could make Atlas ready for troop use.
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Ascension Island
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Escapees Recaptured in Newport Jail Break
Police and FBI agents hunted four federal prisoners who fled a Newport city jail with three others. Two were nabbed in Cincinnati, one in Covington, while Cincinnati officers detained Carl H Webb 21 Newport and Harry L King 19 Cincinnati in a downtown lot. Covington officers arrested Joseph DiNardo 24 Newark New Jersey at a residence.
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Joseph DiNardo
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Fire Trucks Roll at Barn Fire injures three firefighters
Fire trucks rushed to a barn fire near Plain City on Tuesday when a West Jefferson 1200 gallon tank truck skidded on a slick road and rolled over twice. Three firefighters were injured but not seriously.
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Navy Secretary At Sea Aboard Fast Sub Skipjack
Secretary William B. Franke sails from Groton Connecticut aboard the nuclear submarine Skipjack. He tours the submarine base with a party of five, traveling today in the fast blimp-shaped craft built at the base, as the Skipjack puts to sea for its trials and work.
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Gov DiSalle names McGovern to Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle appoints State Rep. Frances McGovern of Akron as a Democrat to the Public Utilities Commission, strengthening regulatory membership in the state.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Frances McGovern
Public Utilities Commission
Conference Stalled At Geneva On Berlin Crisis
Western diplomats said revised Soviet and Western plans failed to break the Big Four deadlock over Berlin. Prospects look bleaker for Geneva to ease East West tension. Western officials warn a last minute Soviet switch could still alter the outcome and spark a summit, but most expect no agreement before next week.
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Skipper and Crew Missing From Ample II
The Coast Guard towed the 50 foot Seattle fishing boat Ample II 140 miles west of Monterey. The vessel was found circling in rough seas with its nets out and engine running at four knots. No one was aboard and the owner and his one man crew were missing.
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Lower Chamber Cuts Foreign Aid Money Bill
The House completes action on a $3.19 billion foreign aid bill already tentatively approved with deep cuts under President Eisenhower's budget. The formal vote sends the bill to the Senate which may restore some of nearly $1 billion trimmed from Eisenhower's recommendations.
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Delay Granted In Aluminum Strike Crisis
A mediator reports no change in positions after talks in the 15 day steelworkers strike. A Friday midnight aluminum strike threat is postponed. U S Steel reports record half year profits, while unions attack inflation claims. Contracts for aluminum firms extend 30 days beyond steel settlement to November 1. GUILFORD Conn Governor Ribicoff and Connecticut Democrats back Senate John Kennedy for the Democratic nomination.
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Suspension of Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital Director Unclear
Dr. K. K. Waering, medical director at Nelsonville’s Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital, faces a suspension through Aug 23 with no Civil Service hearing likely. No permanent removal order yet. a hearing would require formal charges if issued, while possible resignation or firing looms.
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Waering
Ralph Dwork
Dwork
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Woman Killed By Car in Columbus
Mary William aged 35 of Columbus died after being struck by a car Tuesday night. The coroner will rule if the blow caused death, while police report two factory guards nearby warned her earlier to stop walking in the street.
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Ohio
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Nixon Hecklers Clash At Novosibirsk Airport
Nixon faced hecklers in Novosibirsk as he questioned Soviet troop deployments in Poland Hungary and East Germany. He toured a hydro dynamics institute and a large science center amid mixed reception from thousands of Russians during a brief 30 minute stop in Sverdlovsk.
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East Germany
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Cannon reports $2.50 campaign spend in attorney general bid
Samuel S. Cannon of Corbin disclosed campaign expenditures in his Kentucky attorney general primary run. He listed $2 for a photograph and 50 cents for stamps, totaling $2.50.
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Samuel S. Cannon
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Kentucky
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