Southeast Asia Treaty Talks Move Toward Significance
Secret negotiations in Manila yield two more SEATO treaty articles with broader US UK France commitments under debate. Laos Cambodia and Southern Vietnam eyed for protocol to join area without full active role. Dulles hints at reservations, eight nations poised for possible Wednesday signing.
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Southeast Asia
United States
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Pakistan
Philippines
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Council
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Seato
Two Army Heroes to Receive Medal of Honor
President Eisenhower arranged to award the Medal of Honor today to two Korean War veterans. Infantry 1st Lt. Emiaiai F. Wilson, 33, of Vancouver, Washington, and M Mize Ola L. Mize, 23, of Gadshen, Alabama, were slated for presentation at the Summer White House after the President’s return from Fitzsimons Army Hospital where an annual physical was conducted. Mize is the 70th and Wilson the 72nd Korean War veteran to receive the medal.
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Eisenhower
Infantry
Emiaiai F. Wilson
Vashon
Wash
M. Set. Ola L. Mize
Gadshen
Ala
Mize
Wilson
White House
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Wilcum Inn Invites Robbers Watch After Break-ins
Frederick Maryland report describes Wilcum Inn run by Charles Wilcum and his three sons enduring six earlier break-ins. Since a watch was set 19 months ago the store has been entered three times with three men captured each time and one attacker shot dead about six months ago. The latest captives face charges for breaking and entering. One suspect wounded by shotgun fire Sunday.
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Wilcum Inn
Charles Wilcum
Wilcums
Man Dies in Fall While Repairing Chimney
Joseph Zitnik aged 68 died after a 20 foot fall from a ladder at his Youngstown home. The retired steel worker suffered a fractured skull and fractured neck in the accident yesterday.
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Youngstown
Joseph Zitnik
Zitnik
Traffic Mishaps Trim Labor Day Death Toll in 1950s Survey
The Associated Press reports 347 traffic deaths and 99 other fatalities during a 78 hour Labor Day period across Ohio. Drownings approached traffic deaths with 11 recorded, while total accidental deaths neared 500 nationwide. President Eisenhower credited driver caution for lower traffic casualties than predicted.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Eisenhower
National Safety Council
One Billionth Animal Sells for $1 at Chicago Stock Yards
The one-billionth animal to arrive since the stock yards opened on Christmas Day 1865 sold for one dollar per pound. An 1180 pound Hereford steer owned by Bert Fevold of Humboldt Iowa fetched $1180 and was to receive a check from William Wood Prince, president, of the Union Stock Yards. Current market price stands at about 27 cents per pound.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Bert Fevold
Humboldt
Iowa
William Wood Prince
Architect Daniel H Farnam Dies in Cleveland
Daniel H Farnam, 78, architect and builder, died yesterday at Grace Hospital after a long illness. He helped design several prominent Cleveland buildings.
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Cleveland
Daniel H. Farnam
Grace Hospital
Farnam
Premiums Cut 2 Million for Vehicles in Ohio
Ohio policy holders will save about 2 million dollars annually on auto damage coverages effective next Monday. Private passenger 50 dollar deductible collision premiums drop about 3 to 4 percent overall, with some areas unchanged. The 100 dollar deductible average collision premium falls about 19 percent, varying up to 21 percent in some territories. Farmers’ private auto collision rates reduced by 20 percent under a modified plan.
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State Superintendent of Insurance
Ohio
Walter A. Robinson
National Automobile Underwriters Association
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Hamilton
Springfield
Steubenville
Lima
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average 3 to 6 degrees above normal with highs around 77 to 82 and lows near 57 to 58. A temporary cooling midweek gives way to heat by Wednesday and Saturday. Scattered light showers possible late Thursday and again over the weekend with rainfall under one and a quarter inches.
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Associated Press
Evers
Air Power Boost Planned in Europe Rotation of Tactical Units
The United States announces a plan to rotate Air Force fighter-bombers and troop carrier units to Europe for temporary tours. The move, similar to the Strategic Air Command rotation, aims to test mobility and provide crew indoctrination while increasing on-site air strength.
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Europe
Strategic
Air Force
England
Strategic Air Command
North
Africa
Record Heat Across Much of the Nation Sets Date Marks
A broad heat wave pushed temperatures to record highs for the date in many areas. The swelter belt reported 96 or higher from Philadelphia to Green Bay, with 104 in Charlotte and Louisville and 101 in Lynchburg. Baltimore tied its all time high at 96. Cincinnati Dayton, St. Louis, and Greensboro also posted 100 plus readings.
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Mississippi Plots Dodge Public School Busing
Jackson Mississippi launches a special session to back a constitutional amendment allowing abolition of public schools. The plan offers statewide two thirds approval or local option for counties and districts to form private systems. The Legal Educational Advisory Committee will introduce the measure to constitutional committees.
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Miss
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U. S. Supreme Court
Legisature
Woman Fatally Shot at Dragnet Screening in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas a woman, Miss Alice Blackwell age 38, was shot and died after collapsing from a bullet fired during a Dragnet thriller screening. Police questioned a 46 year old man identified as her companion who said a pistol slipped from his pocket and fired. He was released after questioning. The audience fled but there was no stampede and the film continued.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Alice Blackwell
Two Miss Connecticut Contenders Roil Miss America Pageant
Atlantic City witnesses a pageant clash as Violet Fuchs claims Miss Connecticut title from a rival contest run by Alfred Patricelli. Dorothy Anne Hopkins is officially recognized by the Connecticut Junior Chamber of Commerce. Preliminary judging begins tomorrow ahead of Saturday’s crown.
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N. J
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WAC
Middletown
Connecticut
Dorothy Anne Hopkins
Storrs
Conn
Dorothy Anne
Connecticut Junior Chamber of Commerce
Violet
Alfred Patricelli
New Haven
Connectont
Pagean
Patricelli
United States Protest at UN Over Siberia Air Attack
United Nations discussed the shooting of a U S Navy patrol bomber by Soviet jets off Siberia. Ensign Henry Reed of Alameda Calif was lost with the aircraft while crew members drifted on a raft. The U S protest called the attack wanton and unprovoked as the council prepared to meet on the incident.
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Lodee
New York
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Mase
Francisco
Annd
Council
Soviet Union
U. S
Oner
Henry Reid
Alameda
Calif
Siberian
United States
Russa
S&s
Charlee Bohlen
Lodge
Itratia
Kremlin
Common Pleas Judge Accused of Misconduct
A complaint charging Common Pleas Judge Cedric W. Clark with misconduct in office has been filed in the district Court of Appeals by Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney James B. O'Brien. Clark's lawyers seek dismissal arguing lack of jurisdiction and insufficient grounds for removal or suspension.
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Common Pleas
Cedric W. Clark
District Court of Appeals
Meigs County
James B. O'Brien
Clark
Henry W. Cherrington
Gallipolis
Manning Webster
Fred K. Crow
O'Brien
Farmers Bank and Saving Co
Eee Dillon
Andrew Thomas
Charleston
Middleport Pee
Elbert Williams
Court of Common Pleas
Nationalist Planes Hit Red Ships
Chinese Nationalist warplanes struck along the China coast and the Defense Ministry said a Red gunboat, over 100 wooden junks, and five motorized vessels were damaged. The attack came as Quemoy faced intermittent communist artillery fire and warships joined the strikes on nearby islands. All planes returned safely.
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Formosa
China
Defense Ministry
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Amoy
Wuyu
Chihmei
Mg A
Britain Sets Parley Date for West German Rearmament Talks
London proposed September 14 for a nine nation foreign ministers meeting to discuss restoring West German sovereignty and rearmament after the European army plan. Italy Netherlands and others signed on though U S officials were unsure Secretary Dulles could attend while at the SEATO conference in Manila. The British invited France West Germany Canada Belgium and Luxembourg and sought quick talks ahead of the UN General Assembly opening September 21 in New York.
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Italy
Netherlands
Washington
U. S
Dulles
Manila
State Department
France
West Germany
Canada
Belgium
Luxembourg
United Nations General Assembly
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Heroic Rescue Delivers Life Saving Bolts to Lady Matador
Patricia McCormick 24 of Big Spring Texas remains critical in a Del Rio Texas hospital after a bull goring in Ciudad Acuna. Alejandro del Hierro of Juarez, former matador, leaped into the ring pulled her free from the bull’s horns and carried her to safety.
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Mexico
Patricia McCormick
Big Spring
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del Rio
Rio Grande
Alejandro del Hierro
Juarez
Pat
del Hierro
Gas fumes blamed for most deaths in Shannon crash
The coroner told an inquest that 25 victims trapped in the Dutch KLM liner cabin died of asphyxiation from gas fumes after the crash at Shannon Airport Ireland. One survivor died later in hospital, Mrs Caroline Platt of New York City, while two bodies remained unrecovered.
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Ireland
Caroline Platt
New York City
Crime Horror Books Destroyed at Starkity Fair
Youngsters at Starkity Fair watched as 19 crime and horror comic books were burned. In exchange they received a hard bound book of their choice from 1110 volumes provided by the public library and the Mayor's Ad Committee for Good Reading.
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Canton
Wbtary
Mayor's Ad- Committee
John Marshall teacher dies after illness
Cleveland 2 year old science teacher and assistant football coach Herbert George Rath died yesterday at City Hospital. Rath was among the area’s sixth police fatality this year.
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Cleveland
John Marshall High School
City Hospital
Herbert George Rath
Cleveland Area
Boy With New Angle Wins Prize for Pets
West Hartford Connecticut eight year old Jeffrey Truesdal won second prize at the West Hartford pet parade after challenging officials to enter his entry a can of angie worms and a new angle toward the contest, highlighting creativity and humor over traditional pets.
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New Angle
West Hartford, Conn
Jeffrey Truesdal
West Hartford
Angie
Greyhound Bus Mishap Injures Five Passengers
Five people were injured when a Greyhound bus bound for Wheeling collided with a guard rail and overturned near St. Clairsville Ohio. Eight were treated at Martins Ferry Hospital with three later released.
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Greyhound
ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
Martins Ferry Hospital
Eisenhower backs new atomic agency without Russia
President Eisenhower announced the United States will join Britain France Canada South Africa and Australia to found an international agency to foster peaceful atomic technology. He noted Russia has shown no interest in sharing know how and resources, but expressed hope no nation will long stand aloof.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Kremlin
Flan
McCarthy Defense Plan Outlined as Senate Censure Probe Advances
Senate censure hearings on Senator McCarthy resume with Edward Bennett Williams named as his lead attorney. Williams says McCarthy will not be the primary defense witness, while the six member bipartisan committee, led by Senator Watkins, continues closed door talks ahead of presenting evidence on five charge categories.
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Senate
McCarthy
Wilaconsin
Edward Bennett Williame
Jiams
Watkins
Utah
Two-Year Old Survives 30 Foot Fall From Window
Harrisburg report states two year old George fell 30 feet from an open third floor window onto a brick sidewalk and survived unhurt. His sister Margaret saw him roll the window in his sleep before he dropped. Harrisburg Hospital reported no apparent injuries.
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Harrisburg
George
Margaret
Federal funds set for Ohio school aid program
The Agriculture Department announced Ohio will receive 260 516 dollars in federal funds for the government sponsored school fund program this year.
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Washington
Agrculture
Yestanana
Ohio
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