Lausche and Bender clash in first campaign meeting
In Columbus Lausche and Bender trade views on hydrogen bomb policy and defense. Lausche backs continued H bomb work while Eisenhower and Stevenson favor restraint. The lunch clash raised political tensions though organizers called it non political. DiSalle in Cleveland proposes jobs program for workers over 45.
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Frank J. Lausche
George H. Bender
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Lausche
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Bender
Cleveland
Michael E. DiSalle
Eisenhower Defends H Bomb Policy and Campaign Focus
President Eisenhower rebutted Adlai Stevenson on the H bomb, saying his administration has done all possible to control the threat and use atomic power peacefully. He called internal affairs the campaign’s paramount issue and said he would seek a peaceful, just Suez solution and would appear before the United Nations if needed.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Seattle
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Swedish freighter Ryholm sinks after collision in fog
In Cuxhaven Germany the 1733 ton Swedish freighter Ryholm sank in the Elbe estuary following a collision with the 3621 ton French vessel Stotteville as dense fog shrouded the waterway.
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Germany
Ryholm
Elbe River
Stotteville
Nixon Rallies Californians for Eisenhower Peace Policy
Vice President Nixon urged California voters to reelect President Eisenhower calling him the best qualified leader to promote world peace. He cited broad national support and said peace is the top voter concern as he travels from San Francisco to Elko Boulder and Denver and beyond.
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Nixon
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Eisenhower
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Boulder
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Colo
Midwest
Deckhand Found Dead On Ohio River
The body of 50 year old deckhand Arnett Bonecutter was found floating in the Ohio River between Cheshire and the Kgger Creek Power Plant at 3 15 a m. He was pronounced dead at 5 a m after 45 minutes of respiratory treatment. Captain Charlie Simms said the John W Rowe had picked up six empty barges at Kgger plant and Bonecutter was last seen on a barge walkway before the crew spotted him midstream face up with his life jacket.
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Stevenson charges Eisenhower favors rich and powerful
Adlai Stevenson campaigned in California and Oregon arguing the Eisenhower administration serves a single set of interests. He drew a 6,000 crowd in Portland and denounced what he called political irresponsibility while comparing Eisenhower to Hoover and Madison Avenue in tone.
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California
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Stevenson
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Ore
Adlai
Pittsburgh
Herbert Hoover
Madison Avenue
Eisenhower Petition to Save Historic Carrier Enterprise
The USS Enterprise, slated for scrap at Bayonne New Jersey, is urged by the Enterprise Association led by Bill Rubin of San Diego to be saved as a national shrine. Rubin sent a telegram to President Eisenhower with about 1200 signatures. The ship took part in major Pacific WWII battles except Coral Sea.
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Calif
USS Enterprise Association
Eisenhower
Bill Rubin
Association
Rubin
Pacific
Coral Sea
10 Percent Increase in College Enrollments Across U S
Dr. Raymond Walters reports a surge in full time enrollments for 1956-57, with well over 40 percent of high school graduates entering higher education this fall. Public universities show strong gains, including Cincinnati 6032, Kent State 6200, Ohio State 20250, and Ohio University 6800, signaling a national trend toward larger enrollments.
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Cincinnati
Raymond Walters
University of Cincinnati
Walters
United States
Dr. Walters
Lnger
Ohio
Kent State
Ohio State
Ohio University
Freezing Temperatures Persist in Athens and Rural Areas
Freezing temperatures linger in Athens for a second day with a low of 32 degrees reported by C. L. Colmer, US observer. By mid morning the temperature rose to 60 degrees, while Rural Hamley Run posted a second straight 25 degree reading.
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C. L. Colmer
U. S
Mercury
Hamley Run
Pilot Missing After Crash Near Lake Michigan
One Air Force pilot was rescued and a second was missing after two jet fighters collided and crews searched Lake Michigan overnight. Second Lt. Kenneth R. Hughes, 21, from Williamsburg Ohio, was pulled from 54 degree water three hours after the crash 30 miles east of his home. Capt. Carlton A. Berry, 38, of Bloomingdale, is missing and presumed in peril after more than five hours in the cold water.
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Lake Michigan
Kenneth R. Hughes
Lindell K. Hughes
Williamsburg
Ohio
Carlton A. Berry
Bloomingdale
Hughes
Berry
U S Plane Vanishes En Route From England To Azores
An unidentified SOS sparked a search for a four-engine U S military transport with 59 airmen aboard. The DC6 left Lakenheath England bound for Lagens Azores, then to Westover or Maguire Field depending on weather.
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Britain
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Maguire Field
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Dag Hammarskjold in Suez talks with 3 ministers
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold held two private meetings today with Britain France and Egypt on the Suez Canal dispute. A closed Security Council session followed. No progress noted while discussions are described as pure exploration. Egyptian President Nasser had seized the waterway on July 26.
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Selwyn Lloyd
Nasser
British atomic weapon test drops in Adelaide story
In Adelaide Britain conducted a test of an operational atomic weapon released from a plane and announced the test a success.
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Australia
Britain
Rioting in Hong Kong Bloodies Kowloon as Troops Rebel
British troops and police fought rioters in Kowloon using tear gas and bayonets. Eight Chinese died and hundreds injured as mobs looted, set fires, and extorted passengers. A curfew was ordered for Kowloon residents from 7 30 a.m. to 10 a.m. amid the unrest.
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Israel Troops Destroy Kalkilyeh Border Station in Jordan
Israeli forces wiped out Kalkilyeh border station inside Jordan after a seven hour battle near Jerusalem. Official tallies claim 41 killed and 25 wounded. unofficial counts up to 160. Cease fire ordered by UN mediator Maj Gen Burns ended the exchange at 5 am.
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Estes Attacks GOP Prices in Iowa Speech
Estes Kefauver charged big corporations push unjustified price increases and accused President Eisenhower of doing little to protect consumers. He criticized Republican praise of business leaders and warned that a Nixon presidency would shape the party's future.
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Indianola
Iowa
Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower
Five Communists Granted New Trial By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 for five Pennsylvania Communists led by Steve Nelson, ordering a new trial after questions about a government witness Mazzei. The five, convicted of conspiring to advocate violent overthrow, face retrial in Pittsburgh Federal District Court. each was sentenced to five years in 1953.
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Pennsylvania
Warren
Supreme Court
Steve Nelson
Federal District Court
Pittsburgh
Joseph D. Mazzei
Mazzei
Pittsburgs
Mystery Movie Cut Short Delays O'Neill Interview
WJW-TV in Cleveland cut a mystery film short causing viewers to miss a filmed interview with C. William O'Neill, the Republican candidate for governor. The station blamed the mis-timing of the program which ran longer than scheduled, with the final scenes aired thirty minutes later.
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Wjw-Tv
C. William O'Neill
O’neill
Mystc
Males More Accident Prone And Lost Ads Offer Help
Statistics show more males from infancy to midlife die in accidents than females. A Lost Ad in The Messenger helps recover lost property by connecting owners with finders. Call 31242 to place an ad and charge it.
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OU Club Gets Charter
The Ohio University Young Republican Club received a charter at a campus meeting. Tom Fess of Yellow Springs accepted for OU with other officers named Paul Efaw Ann Siemon Dottie Haag Karl Marchand and Tom Lyons as advisor. Plans include attending the Eisenhower birthday celebration at Hotel Berry Saturday.
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University Center
William Mechem
Nelsonville
Athens County
Republican Executive Committee
Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs
Tom Fess
Yellow Springs
OU Club
Fess
U. S
Paul Efaw
Athens
Ann Siemon
ONeill Promotes Water Use Over Hoarding in Ohio Program
Ohio Atty Gen C William ONeill pledged a water management program if elected governor. He called for consolidating authority for water supply pollution control and policy, a statewide inventory, and plans to impound reuse water and locate industry near water to maximize use.
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William O'Neill
O'Neill
Ohio
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