Stevenson Attacks Ike as Building Collapse Kills Ten
Stevenson assails Eisenhower over facts in a Pittsburgh TV broadcast as rescue crews press on at Jackson Michigan after a Conners Power Co building collapse. Ten dead feared, six still trapped, with 15 injured and workers scavenging debris through the night.
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Con
Dangareas
John Schweitzer
Conmers Power Co
Sell Taylor
J. H. Crowe
Francis Desmond
Jackson
British Start Atomic Tests
SYDNEY Australia British exploded an atomic weapon at ground level today at Maralinga Proving Ground South Australia It was the second explosion in Britain's fourth series of test blasts The firing went off satisfactorily Australian Supply Minister Howard Beale announced The cloud behavior was as forecast and meets the Australian Safety Committee requirements Two more firings are planned
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Sydney
Australia
Maralings Proving Ground
South Australia
Britain
Howard Beale
Australian Safety Committee
Prize Colorado Mutton Sent to Eisenhower
Former Gov. Dan Thornton, Republican candidate for U S Senate, sends Colorado’s Arkansas Valley grand champion 4 H lamb to President Eisenhower. The butchered and frozen animal was shipped by air from Rocky Ford after purchase at the Arkansas Valley fair.
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Lenver
Colorado
White House
Eisenhower
Dan Thornton
U. S. Senate
Arkansas Valley
Dewey derides Stevenson as mediocre in TV radio attack
Former Governor Thomas B. Dewey, on a nationwide ABC broadcast, accuses Adlai E. Stevenson of attacking President Eisenhower and his brother Milton Eisenhower with false charges. He labels Stevenson ill informed, impulsive and mediocre, saying he would say anything to win the presidency.
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New York
Thomas B. Dewey
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Milton 8. Eisenhower
Dewey
Leisenhower
Peron
Argentina
ABC
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Republican National Congressional Committee
Rain Postpones World Series Game Two
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick ordered the postponement of the Yankees Dodgers World Series second game due to light rain and menacing weather. The delay shifts a decisive match at the Brooklyn and New York clash to a later date with teams awaiting clearer conditions.
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New York
Ford Frick
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Boston Post Suspends Publication After 125 Years
The Boston Post ceases publication until further notice due to ongoing operating losses. The paper, once a daily with about 255000 weekday readers and 260000 on Sundays, suspended operations as three federally appointed trustees under the bankruptcy act announced the move, marking the paper’s third shutdown in three months.
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Boston
Boston Post
Elvis Record Sealed in Evansville College Library Stone
A time capsule placed in the Evansville College library cornerstone this week contains a recording of Elvis Presley. The capsule is to be opened in 2006, preserving a piece of rock n roll history for future generations.
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Evansville
Ind
Evansville College
Elvis Presley
Racial Storm Hits Doctor in Rural North Florida
In Madison Florida Dr Deborah Coggins, a 32 year old mother of three, becomes the focus of a race controversy shaking the area. Locals depict a climate of lies and slander while she remains calm under pressure amid community tensions. Also Toledo report notes Mrs James L Fisher elected president of the Garden Club of Ohio Inc at its 29th annual meeting.
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Madison, Fla
Deborah Coggins
Florida
T. C. Merchant, Jr
Weekly Enterprise Recorder
Howevs
Toledo
James L. Fisher
Garden Club of Ohio, Inc
Troops Ready in Korea Adm Stump Says United States Can Lick Communists
Admiral Felix B. Stump, commander in the Pacific, stated that American troops in Korea are ready for action and declared, I think we can lick the Communists any where in the world.
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Korea
Seoul
U — Adm
Felix B Stump
U. S
Pacific
Dag Hammarskjold Works To Avert Suez Crisis Fight
United Nations reports say Dag Hammarskjold uses private talks with top diplomats to prevent a Security Council clash over Suez. Britain and France press for UN endorsement of the international canal plan, risking a Soviet veto or loss of enough votes to thwart UN peace efforts.
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United Nations
Dag
Hammarskjold
Security Council
Hammarskoold
Britain
France
London
Benson Says Republicans Rebuilt Mess in Agriculture
Secretary Benson told Illinois business groups that the Eisenhower era inherited a mess in agriculture in 1953 and rebuilt the nation. He cited farm net income up 9 percent, prices up 6 percent since last December, record farm net value at 173 billion dollars, foreclosures near a record low, and three quarters of farmers owning their land. dairy cash receipts near 10 percent higher than 1955, and farm exports at a 20-year high. He blamed a large, fast-growing inventory and price declines when describing the Washington mess.
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Chicago
Benson
Eisenhower
Illinois State Chamber of Commerce
American Butter Institute
Washington
Bensor
Mine Owners Delegate Refuses to Sign Lewis Wage Contract
In Cincinnati AP report John L Lewis unveils a wage deal to United Mine Workers delegates who refuse to sign immediately. The pact seeks a $2.4 annual raise plus benefits as discussions continue on vacation pay totaling 180 dollars.
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Lewis
UMW
Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Edward G. Fox
Bituminsut Coal Operators’ Association
Sig
Fox
Pittsburgh
BCOA
Cincinati
Auto Crash Fatal to Ten in Indiana
Ten people died in a head on crash near Muncie Indiana. A nine member family from Muncie all Black were in one car when it collided with a Keystone man’s vehicle on Indiana 67. Driver Fred Beal 32 worked in a steel mill. The crash killed all occupants and police reported the victims as nine Muncie residents including women who died after hospital admission. The wreck was described as one of Indiana’s worst auto accidents.
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Muncie, Inc
Muncie
Keystone
Ind
Indiana
Muncieres
Fred D Beal
Eugene Eissman
Beal
Thomas B. Burns
Ball Memorial Hospital
Ex-convict Bennett captured after tense Waterloo raid
A coordinated manhunt led to the capture of ex-convict Bennett at the Evener home during a heavy rain. Deputy Shields and Ridge surrounded the house with five FBI agents, ordering Bennet t to surrender from a bed in a front room. Bennett complied, was handcuffed, and taken to a cruiser. The search was described as highly successful with no injuries. Evener and family emerged in the rain. he faced harboring charges and possible further action.
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Ray Noble
Federal
Perry Nett
Wec
Shields
FBI
Ridge
Bennett
BE House
Waterloo Elemetary
Rich
Evener
Don
FBT
Grogan
Kefauver Says Nixon Likely GOP Heir Apparent
Senator Estes Kefauver told a rally in Los Angeles that Vice President Nixon will lead the Republican party in the future as Eisenhower cannot seek a third term. He noted Nixon’s anti labor voting record and discussed campaign plans after a rest at a New Mexico ranch. Kefauver then entered California for the campaign, a state he previously visited during two presidential primaries.
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Angeles
Estes Kefauver
Nixon
Garment
Eisenhower
Kefauver
Santa Fe
N. M
California
Man shoots stranger in pal's home gun battle
A clash near here left John Joseph Daly of Paterson New Jersey wounded, narrowly escaping a loss of an eye. Lindsay Jobe 15 and Cliff Miller pointedly fired during a confrontation inside the Miller home, with deputies later extracting Daly from the scene.
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Stranger
Pal
Urclevian
John Joseph Daly
Paterson
Here
Lindsay Jobe
Cliff Miller
Jobe
Miller
Daly
Jailed Sheriff Trago Seeks November Victory
Jackson County has a jailed former sheriff, David L. Trago, running as a Democrat for sheriff. He completed a one year sentence on morals charges Aug 31 and claims strong voter support as he faces Republican opponent John Evans. Trago won the Democratic primary with 1688 votes despite jail time.
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Jackson
David L. Tra
Jackson County
Polis Air Force
Trago
John Evans
Evans
Gall
Buffaloes for Sale in New Mexico Stocked to Prevent Overgrazing
The New Mexico game department offers buffaloes for sale at 125 to 150 dollars each. About 500 animals are in stock, rounded up from federal refuges to keep land from overgrazing, and available to buyers with backyards.
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Sante FE
N. M
New Mexico Game Department
Nixon To Talk Tonight on TV
President Nixon prepares for a 32 state campaign tour wrap up in Philadelphia with a broadside against Adlai Stevenson. He will make his first network television appearance on NBC at 7 30 p m EST in an unrehearsed program after a 16 day 5 000 mile airborne tour. He will rest five days then resume the drive to 14 states in ten days.
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Washington
Vicw
Nixon
Nation
Philadelphia
Adlai Steven
Horse
NBC
Eisenhower
Xavier Enrolment Reaches All Time High
Xavier University reports fall enrollment at 3826 students, both full and part time, up from 3425 at the previous peak. In Washington, the Agriculture Department announced payments totaling 2,074,029 dollars to Ohio producers under the 1955 wool incentive program on Wednesday.
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Xavier
Xavier University
Washington
Ohio
Agriculture Department
Unclear Shot Report Targets Sheriff in Early Morning Incident
A Cook County Sheriff report states an unidentified person fired a shot into a garage early Wednesday, injuring a man as he described being struck by a bullet. Details remain sparse with authorities continuing to investigate the motive and suspect identity.
Two Men I Murder and Homi HUNTINGTON Indictments
Cabell County common pleas and jury Wednesday indicted Charles Lee Newsome 55 Huntington for murder in the death of Johnny Nugent 51 Chesapeake Ohio. Nugent died from loss of blood Aug 2 after being cut on the shoulder. John Borders Proctorville Ohio indicted for negligent homicide in the traffic death of Ceiba Mae Turner Huntington.
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Huntington
Cabell County Common Pleas
Charles Lee Newsome
Johnny Nugent
Chesapeake
Ohio
Nugent
John Borders
Proctorvile
Ceiba Mae Turner
Sewer service charges vary across Ohio towns
Ohio towns and villages collect sewer service charges to fund treatment plants and maintenance. In many cases charges finance entire systems, while others rely on taxes or assessments. eight cities exceed 100,000 population and several major centers like Canton, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, and Toledo are noted among those with sewer plans or charges.
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Algiers
Vilages
Nev
Logan
Ohio
McArthur
Nelsonville
Canton
Cincinnati
Clevemoney
Point Pleasant
Dayton
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