Eisenhower Campaign TV Address Sets Stage for Breezy Bid
President Eisenhower works on his first formal campaign address as Democrats launch a seven million dollar fund drive. He will broadcast a national radio television appeal at 8 30 p m EST outlining Republican aims for world peace and prosperity. Adlai Stevenson outlined party fundraising plans in Washington with Oct 16 canvass and Oct 20 dinner. Dai ly campaign chatter mentions Joe Smith draft and Kefauver charge of a vixen Yates scandal. Nixon discussed shift from personal attacks to offering real policies in a 15 000 mile tour. Stevenson stressed Joe Smith as financial beacon. The piece notes counter moves over small business loans and textile import limits. The atmosphere previews a charged election scene with charges and countercharges.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Washington
Yates
Kefauver
Budget ‘Bureau
Nixon
Whittier
Calif
Stevenson
Joe Smith
Nebraska
Egypt urged to accept Dulles plan on Suez users association
London AP report says John Foster Dulles urged Egypt to accept a canal users association as a first step toward a peaceful Suez settlement. The plan, supported by the Western Big Three, seeks to persuade skeptical smaller nations during the 18 nation Suez conference opening session.
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London
John Foster Dulles
Egypt
U.S
United Nations
Dulles
Suez
Users Association
Selwyn Lloyd
U. N. Security Council
Sweden
Iran
Spain
Nasser
Soviet Union
India
Ceylon
Indonesia
Grounding of B52 Bombers After California Crash
A B52 bomber crash near its home field in California led to a temporary grounding of the BS2 fleet as the Air Force investigates the cause and evaluates the aircrafts practical utility. Retired officers and international leaders weighed in amid Suez talks and regional tensions.
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Dulles
Egypt
California
Air Force Headquarters
Edwin Rawlings
Air Material Command
Air Force
Castle Air Force Base
Calif
Jits Holme Field
State Studies Mine Wastes Pollution in Ohio River
A state study approved a contract with Ohio State University to research mine waste pollution in the Ohio River. Experts say no practical prevention exists for streams polluted by abandoned mines. Sulphuric acids harm aquatic life vegetation cattle and make water unusable. The US released four Japanese war criminals reducing remaining prisoners to 171 pending cases.
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Ohio River
Ohio
Ralph Dwork
Ohio State University Experiment Station
Fakols
Tokyo
United States
Army Researchers Report Treatments Cut Fatalities in War Injuries
Army scientists report a method of conditioning rats to resist wound shock, reducing fatalities from 78 percent to 25 percent in lab tests. Rats received daily electric shocks and endured severe tumbling in a drum before injury tests, with human use acknowledged as far from ready. Dr. Robert L. Griswold and Lt. Walter J. Decker led the study at Walter Reed.
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Army
Ailantic City
N. 3A
American Chemical Society
ACS
Robert L. Gris ‘Wold
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Washington, D.C
Walter J. Decker
14 Year Old Saves Father During German Bank Robbery
A 14 year old American boy, Robert Kuhel, saved his father during a bank robbery in Germany by drawing a pistol and firing twice, killing the robber Hugo Walgenbach as he aimed at the father. The father, John W. Kuhel, manager of the Chase Manhattan Bank branch, said the boy learned target shooting and acted calmly to protect his family.
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Mnivelbergermany
John W. Kuhel
Bank
Robert
Kuhel
Te Kuhel
Brooklyn
New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
Hugo Walgenbach
Kuhet
United States
Lee
Solon Warns Troop Deployment Over Egypt Suez Crisis
Senator Knowland using a foreign policy speech warns that Egypt's seizure of the Suez Canal could trigger military action if law and order collapse. He urges peaceful diplomacy within the framework of peace with honor and opposes using force by Britain or France. He blames all sides for the crisis’s danger.
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Land
Calif
Egypt
Knowland
Great Britain
France
Suez Canal
Eisenhower
Dulles
Suez
Senate
National Assn
Middle East
Powder Magazine
Scientists Probe If Man Is World’s Oldest 167-Year-Old Claim
In Miami a report describes Juan Pereira, a 4 foot 7 man said to be 167, en route to Cornell Medical Center for testing. Doctors note unusual vigor and aged joints. interpreters recall Bolivar era events, with Pereira unaware of his exact birth year.
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Miami
Fin
Pereira
New York
San Vicente de Aul Hospitalat
Juan Pereira
Medellin
Colombia
Cornellly
Blood Circulation Medical Center
Curator Recaptures Alligator After Brief Freedom
In Oklahoma City Alfred the eight foot alligator escaped from Lincoln Park Zoo for three days. Curator Bob Jenns and two men used a spear gun and line to capture the reptile in a nearby lake and return him to his pen. Ohio doctors Dowell and Swett elected directors of the Ohio Academy of General Practice at a Columbus meeting.
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Oklahoma City
Alfred
Lincoln Park
Bob Jenns
Jenni
Columbus
Glenn ©. Dowell
Canton
Chester P. Swett
Lancaster
Ohio Academy of General Practice
Five Day Forecast Shows Cooler Pattern and Scattered Showers
The forecast notes temperatures about nine degrees below normal with highs around 76 to 78 and lows near 53 to 59. Expect cooler conditions through Friday with a brief warm-up Saturday followed by cooling again Sunday or Monday. Precipitation averages one tenth inch across the area in scattered showers.
Strike Violence Quiets Portsmouth Telephones
Portsmouth Ohio, population about 40000, faced a complete telephone outage after violence in a two month strike at Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. Police and state officials moved to restore order as exchanges shut and hospital couriers operated. A separate riot erupted at Newport RI Enlisted Men's Club after a Fats Domino concert.
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Portsmouth
Ohio River
Hugh Rudity
Red
Tenazame
Ohio
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Robert L. Moulton
State Utilities Commission
George Mingle
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Sciotoville
Here
C. £. Williams
Williams
Cee
Company
Communication Workers of America
CWA
Jance
Newport
Naval Staion
T Lewport
Toleay
Liles W. Creighton
Naval Station
Fats Dominond
Robber Turns Witness Over Cheating in Brink's Robbery
Witness Joseph J. O Keefe testified he turned informer against 11 alleged partners in the $1 210 Brink's robbery after being cheated out of about $85 000. He said the loot was divided soon after the January 17 1950, robbery with each man receiving a share. James M. Sulott of Alliance was elected deputy sovereign grand master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The Portsmouth CIO Council pledged support for the strike amid reports that strikebreakers have been imported from Texas.
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Joseph J
Specs) O’keefe
Superior Court
Omaha
James m. Sulott
Alliance
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Portsmouth Cio Council
Emerson T. Pence
Council
Texas
Eight Negro Students Barred From Sturgis High School
In Sturgis Kentucky eight Black students were denied entry to Sturgis High School after principal Earl Evans read an order from the Union County School Board. A crowd of about 250 gathered as the students arrived in a car driven by Shelby Garnett. National Guard protection had previously escorted the students when state officials ordered the barrier.
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Sturgis
Sturgis High School
Earl Evans
Union County School Board
Shelby Garnett
Sentente
Evans
Carlos Oakley
Clarence C. Buschell
Stedman J Campbell
National Guard
Kent,tucky
A. B. Chandler
Marine Called To Hearing Over Charges
Marine recruit Hamistar faces a battalion hearing on alleged assault after an operation for a stomach injury. He claims a corporal struck him for not saying sir during questioning. Doctors say the hernia was preexisting and not worsened by the blow. operation completed August 28.
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Parris Island
8. C
Hamistar
R. L. Hamilfar
Classified Ad Notes From The Messenger Section
The ad describes selling fryers and talls for poultry with a $75 price tag. It mentions contacting via phone numbers 274 and 31242 and promotes the lowest method to buy or sell in The Messenger Classified Ad section.
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Messenger
Negroes Back in School in Columbus and Clay County
Officials attend a three day meeting to discuss financing and operation of Negro schools. Theresa Gordon and her children express satisfaction with Rosenwald School while some parents worry about integration and job security. Bricker and Healty join talks on schooling and civil rights.
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Columbus
Ohio Municipal League
U. S
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Patrick Healty, Jr
Clay
James Henry Clay
Washington
Gordon
American Municipal Assn
Porch
Consolidated School
Rosenwald
Providence
James
Rosenwant
Theresa
James Gordon
Ros
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