Two Miners Die in Auger Hole Gas Traps Third as Rescuers Reach Deep
In a Nelsonville area strip mine a 30 inch auger hole trapped Black damp gas. Miner Cherniak died inside after entering the bore to aid others. Newsum and Hanning perished as rescuers pulled them out. Roy Lanning, Stephenson, Riley, and others aided in the dangerous operation. Fire Chief Hall and private ambulance crews assisted as rescue efforts continued.
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Paul Chori
Murray City
Hoi Oak Grove
Hanning
Liam Stephenson
Glouster
Stephenson
Riley
Chorniak
Newsum
Sunny Hill
Clarence Hall
Nelsonville
Larry Crothers
Nelsonvile
Crothers
Cherniak
Grently
New York Coal Co
Sunnyhil
Bueau of Mines
Route 33
Kefauver Attacks Ike Over Farmer Betrayal Speech
Senator Estes Kefauver condemned President Eisenhower in a Columbus Nebraska speech at the national corn picking contest. He accused Ike of betraying the American farmer and challenged trust, aiming a harsh farm vote attack as Vice President Nixon was due to speak nearby.
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Columbus
Neb
Estes Kefauver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kefauver
Tennessee
Nixon
Lausene
Bender
Senate
Lausche
Cleveland
Four Ohio families await news of missing Air Force crew
In Cleveland, grieving relatives spoke of sons A3C Robert Lipina 18 A2C John F. DiSanto 21 and A2C Conrad J. Buehler 20, all airmen aboard a missing transport from England. Cmdr. Fred Burton Lowe, a Navy crew member, was also aboard. his wife and parents live near Levittown and Delaware Ohio.
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U. S
Azores
Miliary ‘Air ‘Transport Service
Lajes Air Base
Air Force
United States
Britain
Navy
New York
Lakenheath
England
Lincoln
Job
Shannon
Ireland
Cleveland
John F. DiSanto
Suelid
DiSanto
Ohio Air Force
Conrad J. Buehler
Waterville
Fred Burton Lowe
Levittown
Orville R
Delaware
Ohio
Diplomats in Private Talks Bridge Suez Crisis
United Nations discussions on the Suez Canal dispute continue among Egypt Britain and France with UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold presiding. A diplomat reported Egypt would cooperate with the Suez Canal Users Association while France nears detaching from talks as a private session possibly follows a public session.
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United Nations
N. Yar
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal
France
Dag Hammarskjold
Christian Pineau
UN Security Council
Mahm Houd Wawzi
Suez Canal Users’ Association
Stevenson Charges Ike Deception In Campaign Swing
Adlai E Stevenson denounces President Eisenhower as deceiving the public and inaction dominates U S policy abroad. He pledges to discuss hydrogen bomb testing limits and manpower needs in coming remarks, signaling a nationwide appeal from California to Libertyville Illinois. He criticizes Dulles and Eisenhower for claiming high American prestige while Stevenson sees it as unfounded.
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Calif
Ike
Adlai E. St Jedfive
Eisenhower Day
Dulles
Risenhower
Chicago
Libertyville
Ill
Gerona Salt
Eisenhower
Oakland
Polls Show Eisenhower Lead Narrower Than 1982 Trends
The Associated Press compiles polls showing President Eisenhower leading Adlai Stevenson in various surveys, yet margins are smaller than in 1982. Nationwide samples reflect a general trend of a reduced lead across multiple poll types.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Republicans Visit Ohio Poll Trends Highlight 1952 Comparisons
In Ohio and Indiana, Eisenhower Nixon polling contrasts with 1952 results as polls from September show Eisenhower leads among farm voters while Stevenson Kefauver gains elsewhere. By October 1 Gallup notes Eisenhower ahead 52 to 40 nationally with 8 percent undecided, echoing earlier year-ago figures. Coast Guard units search for a missing cabin cruiser on Lake Erie as part of campaign activity.
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Regina
teleThek
Vanderburgh
Indiana
Eisenhower
Wallce
Farmer
Iowa Homead
Stevenson-Kefauver
Eisenhower Nixon
Stevenson
Gallup
Galup
Columbus
h—Sen
F. Knowland
California
Ike Speech On TV Tonight With Unrehearsed Panel
President Eisenhower plans an 8 p.m. EST TV radio appeal on NBC described by White House secretary as an impromptu press conference. About 100 cross section Americans will answer questions on issues as panelists invited from across the country by the National Citizens for Eisenhower Committee aiming to win independent and dissatisfied Democrat votes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
James C. Haggerty
NBC
National
Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Duel in Columbus Lunch Club Auction Clash LAUSCHE BENDER
Republican Senator George H. Bender and Democratic challenger Frank J. Lausche clashed in a non political lunch meeting at the Spring Street YMCA in Columbus. They traded claims on voting records and housing measures while touting public service and civil progress amid sharp exchanges and mutual barbs.
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Associatedress
George H. Bender
Frank J. Lausche
Spring Street
Columbus
Lausche
Bender
Great Dane Hamlet Bedevils His Master In Chestnut Hill
A Philadelphia dog named Hamlet, owned by Joseph S. Clark the Democratic Senate candidate, has been roaming Chestnut Hill wearing an I Like Ike button on his collar, signaling playful political dissent in the exclusive suburb.
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Hamlet
Joseph S. Clark
U. S. Senate
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Mob Burns 6 Trucks In Phone Strike Riot
In Portsmouth Ohio a 500 strong crowd rallied against Ohio Consolidated Telephone during a lengthy strike. Six company trucks were burned and windows smashed at the Portsmouth automatic exchange and main office. Police reported scattered damage and no injuries noted.
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Portsmouth
Ohio Consolidated Telephone
Ohio
Hugh Rudity
Kimble
Sciotoville
Reedsville Boy Dies In Motorcycle Crash
Alvi Reed Jr. 16, a Chester High School junior of Reedsville, died at 7 25 this morning in Parkersburg hospital from injuries after his motorcycle collided head on with a car on Route 124 two miles north of Reedsville Thursday. The driver of the other vehicle, Russell Randolph, 31, of Reedsville, was uninjured as his car sustained heavy damage.
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Gallipolis
Alvi Reed
Chester High School
Parkersburg
State Highway Patrol
Reed
Alivin Reed
Reedsville
Russell Randolph
Dems Have Hoax Nixon Attacks Farm Vote
Vice President Nixon framed Democratic farm policy as a cruel hoax aimed at winning votes. He warned that high price supports would curb farm income gains and urged support for the administration program featuring flexible price supports, a soil bank plan, and expanded farm markets.
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Lolumbus
Nev
Nixon
Columbus Day Observed With Wreath Laying Statues
Columbus honors Columbus Day with wreaths at two statues of the explorer on statehouse and city hall grounds. The holiday closes state liquor stores and agencies across Ohio.
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Columbus
Statehouse
City Hall
Ohio
Surprise Appearance Soviet Athlete In Court Over Hats
Soviet Olympic discus champ Nina vn va appeared in Magistrate Court in London charged with shoplifting five hats from a department store. She had been missing since Aug 30 and was accused of taking hats worth under $5, claiming they were not paid for. The case sparked diplomatic tension as the Soviet embassy claimed immunity and demanded a swift, discreet resolution.
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Nina
Evective
Sss
Margaret Bolsen
Rus
Nina and the
Five Hats
Britain
Traina
Tor
Melbourne
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