New Lead Seen In Suez Talks
Cairo reports a development worth note as the five national Suez canal committee goes into private consultations led by Prime Minister Menzies. Egypt's Nasser resists international control while the committee explores options and reports to Parliament in London.
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Suez
Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal Committee
Nasser
Eden
Britain
Robert G. Menzies
Isser
Menzies
Middle East
Way
London
Menzies Committee
Dulles
Plowing Meet Becomes Political Spotlight in Midwest
A national field day event at Henry Steenhoek farm near Newton in September 1986 draws major presidential figures. Adlai Stevenson and Dwight Eisenhower are slated to speak, linking farm policy to the campaign. Organizers say such appearances boost attendance, with 100000 attendees cited and farm issues expected to dominate midwestern politics.
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Senton
Lower
Henry Steenhoek
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Newton
Kasson
Minn
Dexter
Iowa
Truman
Adlai Accepts Ike's Offer for Weekly Briefings
White House says Adlai E Stevenson has accepted President Eisenhower's offer of weekly briefings by intelligence officers on foreign affairs. Press Secretary Hagerty released a telegram confirming Stevenson, the Democratic candidate, accepted the arrangement. Eisenhower noted the briefings are voluntary and nonbinding, a precedent set by Truman in 1952 and Roosevelt before him.
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Washington
White House
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Stevenson
Truman
Roosevelt
Escapees Break Jail Wall at Stark County Jail
Two men Donald R. Smith and Thomas R. Moyer, both inmates at Marion Honor Camp, escaped Stark County jail by scraping mortar from a brick wall and sliding down a rope of mattress covers and clothes. They dropped about 12 feet to the driveway below and escaped Wednesday night. The sheriff called the jail a dilapidated orange crate built in 1880.
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Canton
Marion
Stark County
Henry W. Grossglaus
Donald R. Smith
Thomas R. Moyer
Mars Near Earth Tonight Shines Red From New York
New York observers will track Mars tonight as the planet reaches its closest approach since 1924 at about 35 163 miles away. Mars rises in the southeast around midnight and remains visible earlier in the evening with orange red deserts and mountains lighting its surface.
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New York
Mars
Earth
Warren Returns From World Tour With Wife
Justice Earl Warren and his wife arrived in San Francisco on Pan American World Airways after a two month global journey. The couple’s return marked the end of an extensive overseas trip.
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San Francisco
Earl Warren
Pan American World Airways
Gun Fell During Argument Triggered Harrison Shooting
In Ciudad Trujillo on the Caribbean island, a hunting trip dispute over a Confidential magazine story led to a gun firing. Weldy, a 35 year old trapper, says the rifle fell and fired. Harrison was wounded in the left arm but doctors report only a flesh wound. Weldy was arrested on a holding charge while police review the circumstances. Wayne, present in Peru in 1952, was not involved in the shot according to Weldy.
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Dential Magazine
Geene Courtney
Robert Harrison
Weldy
Wel
Pilar Palette
Harri
Govoni
John Wayne
Peru
Harrison
Richard
Guide
New York
A. P. Govoni
Jof
Ciudad Trujillo
Son
Woods
Jarahacoa
Wayne
Holtic
Amazon Adventure Tours
Dominican Republic
Umac
Miami
Fis
Eid Hey
Harrison T ‘ Miarai
Amazon
National Guard Forces Mob Aside for Students
A large white mob clashed with armed National Guard troops in Sturgis Kentucky as 5000 residents watched. Guardsmen cleared the way for nine or more Black students to reach Sturgis High School, with bayonets drawn and several arrests reported amid racial tension.
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National Guard
Sturgis
Sturgis High School
Kentucky
Gre
National Guardsmen
J. J. B. Williams
240Th Tank Battalion
Unen
Leroy Poole
Eh Ren
Stevenson Faces Mixed Reception at Legion Convention
Adlai E. Stevenson drew both cheers and boos at the American Legion national convention in Los Angeles. He heads to San Francisco for a machinists gathering, with aides saying the speech won’t be anti labor. The episode underscored divided party loyalties amid a tough, contentious reception.
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American Legion
Stevenson
San Francisco
Adlai E. Stevenson
Legion
Los Angeles
International Assn
San Francisco Civic Auditorium
Clayton Fritchey
anti-Legion
Fritchey
Stephenson
Studebaker-Packard Retailers Optimistic Preview
Eastern state Studebaker-Packard retailers viewed the 1957 line in New York and heard optimistic notes from company heads about a comeback. Details of the new cars were withheld until a mid October public announcement. The cars go on sale November 1, with a new Packard line expected later, possibly January.
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New York
Studebaker- Packard
Studebaker
Mayors for Mike Air Force Pilot Dies in Sabrejet Crash
A U S Air Force pilot was killed when his Sabrejet crashed in a cornfield near Dayton. The crash occurred as the pilot was en route to Ohio 4 near Fairborn. Authorities have not released the pilot’s identity. The incident coincides with campaigns linked to Michael V. DiSalle.
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Dayton
Michael V. DiSalle
Fairborn
Ohio
Moscow
Gover
Clinton
Tenn
Nis
Mike
Toledo
Chief Streamliner Crash Kills Twenty in New Mexico Inquest
An inquest in Springer New Mexico investigates the collision of a Santa Fe Chief streamliner with a sidelong mail train. Twenty people died and 35 were injured when the two trains crashed head on in the pre dawn hours Wednesday. A fireman switched onto the wrong track, delaying crews from preventing the disaster.
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Springer, N. M
Springer
Santa Fe
Headon
1Sear
Here
J. P. Reinhold
Lawrence McCormick
Raton
N. M
Albuquerque
Eleven Marines Die Swimming in Okinawa Tragedy
Eleven Marines drowned off Okinawa’s north shore during a field exercise when a strong undercurrent pulled them under. Brig. Gen. Krulak cited a freak ocean event as cause as 12 others were saved in the incident.
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Naha
Okinawa
Marine Corps
Victor H. Krulak
3Rd Marine Division
26th Garden Convention Attracts 900 to Athens
The 26th Annual Ohio Association of Garden Clubs convention opens in Athens with about 900 delegates. The two day event at Ohio University Center features workshops, exhibits, a banquet, and a panel discussion on long range objectives followed by officer elections. Dr. Donald T. Ries of Illinois State Normal University presents a conservation lecture, and Prof. Robert S. Reich of the University of Louisiana delivers an address on livable landscapes.
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Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Athens
Ohio University Center
Center
Memorial Auditori
Paull
Tipton
the Plains
Robert Reibel
Cleveland P. Sticksel
Donald T. Ries
Illinois State Normal University
Ries
Nature Division
Photographic Soociety of America
Frederick Wassman
W. R. Frederick
Victor H. Ries
Howard Pichler
R. C. Allen
W. W. Faben
Rex Moreland
Robert
Reidel
Don Miller
Robert S. Reich
University of Louisiana
Court Stops Trago's Bid For Sheriff
Fourth District Court of Appeals upholds John E. Evans appointment as Jackson County Sheriff. Trago contested the appointment while jailed in Gallia County. court says Evans’ appointment valid and Trago removal proper. Trago, a former sheriff nominee, campaigned against Evans as the November election approached.
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Jackson
Fourth District Court of Appeals
John E
Jack) Evans
Jackson County
Evans
David L. Trago
Atorneys
Trago
Gallia County
Jallia County
Rago
Polio Cases Drop Across United States in Latest Week
Public Health Service reports 887 new polio cases in the latest week, down 56 from the prior week’s 943 at the peak and well below 1947 levels. Chicago alone reported 62 cases, down from 100 the previous week, amid a late summer polio decline.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
Chicago
Fire Sweeps Old Church in Chillicothe
Firemen fought a blaze at the Fine Presbyterian Church the oldest in Chillicothe. The remodeling project, valued at 306000 dollars, was underway when the fire started at the rear. cause undetermined. Irreplaceable stained glass windows valued at 70000 dollars were destroyed.
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Chillicothe
Fine Presbyterian Church
Buile
Max Fulks
Board of
Church Sea
New Strike Violence Cuts Off Sciotoville
Officials of the Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. said virtually all service in the Sciotoville area has been cut off as a result of a new wave of cable slashing. The disruption stems from violent actions targeting the company’s infrastructure in Portsmouth and surrounding areas.
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Portsmouth
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Sciotoville
Mine Retirement Fund Hits Record Balance
Washington reports a record high fund balance of 130 172 370 as of June 30 in the Anit Mine Workers welfare fund past two days show thirty cable cuttings detected in Sciotoville area tied to ongoing strike. Winton North Carolina notes two Navy jet fighters training near Oceana Norfolk crashed into swampland two miles north of town.
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Washington
Sciotoville
Portsmouth
Winton
N. C
Oceana
Norfolk
Here
Lost Ad Offers Quick Help for Found Property
The Messenger notes that men show higher accident death rates than women across ages. It also promotes Lost Ads as a fast way to locate finders and recover lost items, advising readers to call 31242 to place an ad and potentially charge it.
Couple marks 72nd wedding anniversary in Boyertown
Reuben and Ellamina Slotter observe their 72nd anniversary at home in Boyertown Pennsylvania with family nearby. The couple wed at the minister’s home in Sellersville and credit a long life and farm health as keys to a lasting marriage. Six of seven children survive along with 17 grandchildren 36 great grandchildren and 8 great great grandchildren.
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Boyerstown
Reuben Slotter
Reuben
Ellamina Crouthamel
Jacob Kehm
Sellersville
Toway
Schlanley
Boyertown
Philadelphia
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