Eisenhower Defends Draft Unity Amid Suez Strife
President Eisenhower argues selective service remains indispensable, blasting critics who call the draft wasteful or a Maginot Line. The piece also notes his weekend activities and planned Pittsburgh broadcast. Separately, reporting on the North Atlantic alliance, U S diplomats warn the Western Big Three are divided over Suez, with Dulles seeking UN-backed international control while acknowledging colonial tensions.
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Rio Dean Lewis Dies at Rio Grande College Leader
Rio Grande educator Dr William Lewis aged 79 known as Mr Rio Grande died Sunday in Tolzer Hospital after a heart attack. Born January 22 1877 in Harrison Township he taught in local schools before joining Rio Grande College faculty in 1918 becoming dean five years later. Collected praise from leaders and citizens as a fine educator a Christian gentleman and a steadfast patron of liberal arts.
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William Lewis
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John A. Epling
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Cleveland
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Man Dies After 100th Birthday Party in Los Angeles Hotel
Walter Moon celebrated his 100th birthday with a small gathering in a Los Angeles hotel. After guests left, hotel manager Jerry Smith checked on Moon and found him dead in his sleep early Sunday, fulfilling his last request to be called for church in the morning.
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Traffic Fatalities in Ohio Over Weekend Reach Sixteen
The Associated Press reports sixteen people died in Ohio traffic crashes from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. Two multi death incidents involved family members. A Canton man and his mother were killed when their car struck a tractor-trailer near North Canton. A Dayton man and his five year old daughter were struck and killed while crossing a Dayton street.
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Associated Press
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Five Day Forecast With Temperature Deviations
The five day outlook shows temperatures about six to nine degrees below normal with normal highs around 66 to 70 and lows near 45 to 47. Colder Tuesday night, warmer by Thursday, then turning colder with rain late Friday and Saturday. Light sunshine near Lake Erie on Tuesday and Friday, with little rain elsewhere in the state.
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Cancer Study Links Smoking to Blood Changes in Tests
A San Francisco report in the Canadian Medical Journal notes that smoking cigarettes raises red blood cell and hemoglobin levels, with levels falling after quitting and rising when resuming. The study of 36 men and 21 women suggests potential effects on coronary heart attacks and Burger's disease, though no smoking as a treatment is advised.
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Milton Earle Eista
New York
City
Physican
E. Cuyler Hammond
American Cancer Society
Eisen
University of Toronto
Jammond
Stevenson Plans Long Distance Pep Talks for Dollars for Democrats
Democratic candidate Adlai Stevenson will conduct long distance pep talks from Libertyville, Illinois, to boost Dollars for Democrats across 48 states and the District of Columbia. Four top Democrats will join him in California for stumping, with governors Meyner and Leader and senators Humphrey and Gore scheduled for a rally in Oakland.
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Adlai Evenson
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Robert B. Meyner
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George M. Leader
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Albert M. Gore
Tennessee
Oakland
Frensno
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San Diego
Jevenson
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Chicago
Midtown Manhattan
Casimir Pulaski
Senate Studies Hodge Swindle
CHICAGO WP The U S Senate Banking and Currency Committee digs into a 1% million dollar swindle that toppled a Popular Republican politician. Public hearings aim to expose bank involvement and future risk. Lawyers for three men sent to prison refuse to cooperate on constitutional grounds.
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U. S. Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Hodge
Former Con Nabbed After Short Freedom
Richard Eucker, 27, an ex-con from Ohio, was arrested by East Cleveland police seven weeks after finishing a five year burglary sentence. He was found behind a coffee shop counter when officers noted a broken door glass during a casual check.
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Richard Eucker
Anthony Lanese
David Bichman
Eucker
Bodies Arrive in Yokosuka After Patrol Plane Downing
The bodies of two American sailors killed when their Navy patrol plane was shot down off the Red Chin toast Aug 23 have arrived from Shanghai and will be shipped home in a few days.
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Japan
Shanghai
Lost and Found Ad Guidance from Messenger Classifieds
A vintage note extols Lost ads in Messenger Classifieds. It urges quick placement with the contact code 31247, advising a four day run and cancellation after the finder responds, showcasing the ad system’s effectiveness.
Nasser seeks way to back down in Suez crisis
United Nations hints Cairo may accept settlement terms including Britain and France recognizing Egypt’s sovereign right to nationalize the Suez Canal and a review conference on the 1888 Constantinople Convention. UN would guarantee unfettered navigation and canal fee arrangements, with disputes referred to the UN Security Council. Egypt would also accept a UN role over canal expenses and operation.
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Supreme Court Hears Smith Act Arguments On Rail Labor Case
Supreme Court opens hearings on Smith Act appeals challenging government action against communism. Philadelphia briefs note 21 defendants contest the act’s membership clause and rail traffic noise imagery linked to welded track replacing bolted rails.
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Zionists Hear Both VP Nominees Sunday
Nixon and Kefauver addressed the Zionist Organization of America convention urging nonpartisan Middle East policy. Nixon called Israel-Arab peace a top priority. Kefauver criticized the administration for failing to craft a grand design and harming U S standing, citing Suez and Geneva critiques. Both warned against partisan politics over Israel and outlined campaign plans.
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Dent Nixon
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
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Geneva
Dogs Get Fancy Home With Modern Shelter in Bronx
The Bronx opens a plush new $350,000 shelter for dogs and cats built by the ASPCA. The modern refuge features running water indirect lighting and soft music. Outdoor play enclosures with bright red fire hydrants are designed to impress arriving dogs.
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American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Labor party dissolution signals changes in New York politics
State Chairman Peter J Hawley announced the Amicable Labor party dissolves after a 20 year run with a quiet eulogy. The state committee voted to dissolve last Tuesday, signaling an end to the small left wing political group. Lewis lauds industry efficiency from firm mergers and wage gains.
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New York
Amican Labor Party
Peter J. Hawley
Pope Innocent XI Beatified in Vatican Ceremony
Pope Innocent XI, venerated reformer and defender of the church, was beatified in a Vatican ceremony as Pope Pius XII lauded him. The service drew more than 35,000 worshippers to St. Peter's Basilica, marking a major step toward canonization.
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Basilica
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Pope Pius
UN Debates on Suez Near End Amid Terms Talk
United Nations delegates pressed Egypt and the Soviet Union for terms on Suez Canal settlement as the Security Council weighed a British French proposal criticizing Egypt’s July 26 nationalization and favoring international operation. Egypt and the USSR warned against imperialist demands while Britain signaled openness to later negotiations and Dulles prepared to back the resolution. Separately Hong Kong reported China to grant Nepal 60 million Indian rupees in three years of aid, boosting Nepal’s economy from a current US aid level.
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