Dulles Renews Pledge To Nationalist China
Dulles arrives in Taipei after talks with Chiang Kai-shek as Nationalist forces pound Red China coast. The US seventh fleet is pledged to guard Formosa while Dulles and Chiang discuss mutual aid and regional aggression. Red China steps up military activity and propaganda aimed at Nationalists.
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Nudist Strip Farm Offered For Sale Near Annapolis
A 110 acre nudist camp near Annapolis Maryland is for sale for 30000 dollars. The anonymous owners require prospective buyers to strip to view the property which includes a two story house and a swimming pool. The camp has hosted nudists for 18 years and aims to remain clothing free.
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Cohn to Be Honored at Baltimore Dinner
Roy M. Cohn former chief counsel to Sen McCarthy’s Permanent Investigations subcommittee will be honored in Baltimore October 5 at a dinner sponsored by the American Legion and three other patriotic organizations Both Cohn and his former boss have accepted invitations to attend
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Wisconsin
Saxbe Bender duel labeled a doozy in primary
Ohio House Speaker William Saxbe described the May primary as a doozy after losing to Rep. George H. Bender. Saxbe urged Republicans to unite and back the party’s Senate hopeful, amid fears of a Burke victory and a possible Eisenhower program setback. The two met in Washington with GOP leaders to plan statewide strategy.
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Stevenson Urges Democratic Foreign Policy Direction
Adlai Stevenson criticized the party's national campaign and pledged to talk issues this fall. Speaking to about 3,000 attendees at a $100-a-plate fundraiser, he urged Democrats to provide guidance on foreign policy and noted Pennsylvania has had only one Democratic administration in six decades while urging change. He linked leaders to a 1952 Republican slogan and urged voters to support Governor candidate George M. Leader.
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Parents File Suit Seeks Segregation in Baltimore Schools
Baltimore Superior CourtJudge John T Tucker orders the Board of School Commissioners to justify ending segregation as seven parents six children and two groups sue to keep separate schools in the city. Schools opened Tuesday with Negro and white students in the same classes for the first time in history.
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Twin engine plane overruns runway injures none at Philadelphia
A Trans World Airlines twin engine plane nosed over on landing at Philadelphia International Airport injuring no one. The aircraft clipped a six foot fence and rolled 250 feet on the runway turf before stopping. Capt A V Stahl co pilot Roy Ward and stewardess Dolores Martin helped evacuate passengers. Ten year old Nicholas Ruffin of Pittsburgh mourned losing a model airplane in the exit.
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Dayton Man Dies After Car Collision Red Light Run
Raymond C. Moore, 34, of Dayton died from injuries after his car ran a red light, struck three cars, and toppled a pedestrian who sustained minor bruises. Police described the sequence of events leading to the fatal crash.
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Raymond C. Moore
Mayor Frees 30 Inmates Amid Jail Renovation
Nashville Mayor Ben West released 30 prisoners and moved six to the county workhouse after a chancery court order to close the jail pending sanitary fixes. Among those freed was Andrew T. Stone, facing 32 counts of threatening to kidnap rape and murder a white Nashville woman. City Judge Doyle warned of responsibility if prisoners are not rearrested. Repairs are funded by a $100,000 bond and expected to take six weeks.
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Top Level Atom Talks Underway
U S and Canadian atomic energy officials meet in Washington to discuss tightening cooperation under new secrecy rules. The talks involve Lewis Strauss and William Bennett though no concrete plan for an international atoms for peace program is announced.
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Atomic Sub To Join Fleet After 3 Years
The Nautilus, first atomic powered submarine, will join the fleet on Sept 30 with formal commissioning at Groton Connecticut where she has been built since 1952. Tests will begin after final equipment is installed following commissioning. Most of the crew of 11 officers and about 85 enlisted men has trained three years for operating the Nautilus including basic nuclear physics and operation of the land based prototype at Arco Idaho.
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One Teenager Killed In Delaware County Crash
A State Highway Patrol report states a car fled the road and overturned near Delaware early today killing 18 year old Paul Junior Cole of Cardington and injuring Clarence E. Alt Jr. of Cardington who swerved to avoid a cow.
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Clarence E. Alt, Jr
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Employment Statistics Show Little Change
The federal job survey from July to August shows little change in employment and unemployment. Unusually steady figures reflect a smaller drop in jobless numbers in July and a weaker seasonal return to work in August this year.
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Washington
Report Says Cancer Strikes Unmarried
Washington report quotes scientists from five continents noting 4 percent of women with large families seem least likely to develop breast cancer. The finding highlights family size as a potential factor in cancer risk, though details and methods are not fully provided.
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Washington
Continents
Three Teens Die in Route 37 Crash Near New Lexington
A convertible left a curve on Route 37 near New Lexington last night killing three teenage girls Wanda Wilson 16 Lena Searls 16 and Marilyn Wolfe 17. The driver Dwain Hays 20 of Zanesville was treated for shock and a fourth passenger Judy Jolly 15 of New Lexington sustained minor injuries.
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Wanda Wilson
Lena Searls
Marilyn Wolfe
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Zanesville
Judy Jolly
McCarthy Defends Conduct as Senate Pushes Censure
McCarthy denies seeking FBI reports or secret documents while defending vigorous cross examination of General Zwicker. He counters charges of inciting federal workers to violate law and asserts the committee should not intrude on executive power.
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White Rule Victorious in Georgia Democratic Primary
ATLANTA voters handed Marvin Griffin a sweeping win in the Georgia Democratic gubernatorial primary backed by Governor Herman Talmadge. Griffin led county unit votes as results from 1197 of 1809 precincts across 148 of 159 counties showed him far ahead with 149,814 popular votes and a solid path to the nomination. Former Governor M. E. Thompson trailed as returns continued.
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Marvin Griffin
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Herman Talmadge
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Ike Calls Special Meet on Far East Problems
National Security Council members will meet with President Eisenhower in Denver to review Far Eastern issues created by Russia and Red China. Earlier, Eisenhower will confer with Brownell and Hoover on countering Communist influence at home as Congress debates new control laws. Dulles will report on the Manila security pact signed by eight nations to curb Communist aggression.
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Ended search for Ted May in channel attempt
Dover authorities abandoned the air sea search for Ted May a 44 year old steelworker who vanished while a second unescorted swim of the English Channel. He entered from Cap Gris Nez at 4 45 am towing an inner tube with canvas top and supplies. After more than three hours in the water officials said he is presumed lost.
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May
Officers Explain How Man Was Injured in Car Runaway
Denver police report John A. Simon left his car after stumbling and waking hours later bruised. The runaway vehicle rolled downhill crossed a vacant lot and hit an express company yard crashing into a truck. Officers say the car probably ran over him.
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Attorneysfor Sheppard To Cite Murder Cases
Cleveland defense lawyers seek bail for Samuel H Sheppard citing five first degree murder cases where defendants were freed on bail. They subpoena court clerks and local officials to supply records as presidents for the hearing before Judge Edward E Blyth. Prosecution plans cross examination rather than calling witnesses.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
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Edward E Blyth
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Ives and Harriman Compete for New York Governor
Senator Irving M. Ives and Averell Harriman emerge as rivals for the New York governor nomination as state party leaders begin caucus and convention battles. DeSapio's Tammany Hall influence and upstate support shape the race with five boroughs backing Harriman and Ives relying on GOP party machinery.
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Irving M. Ives
Averell Harriman
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Political signs removed from highway rights of way
Columbus highway director 5S. O Linzell announced that political signs posted within highway rights of way are considered obstruction and will be removed.
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Linzell
Reds Rejects L.S. Protest Of Shooting
Moscow rejects a second American protest over the Neptune shoot down near the Soviet Far East. Moscow warns of patrols near the U.S. border while accusing Washington of provocation and asserting the aircraft violated Soviet waters. Nine of ten crew were rescued from a raft. one is missing.
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Siberia
Russia
United States
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Far East
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Grand Jury Refuses Indictment in Ohio Couple Case
In Waynesburg Greene County the grand jury declined to indict Newton Falia and his wife on charges they bought a four year old girl for 200 dollars. The girl’s protector Selma Rosemary and Franklin Pierce of Sheep Valley testified. the Pierces had been previously acquitted in June on a sale charge.
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