White Men on Scene of Murder Trial Testimony
In Tallahatchie County Mississippi the murder trial of Roy Bryant and Milam resumes with witnesses including the victim’s mother ready to testify. State witnesses identify Bryant and Milam, with Bryant admitting taking Till from his uncle’s home and Milam admitting snatching the boy.
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Sumner
Sfiss
Twa
Tallahatchie County
Stanny Sanders
Sunflower County
Young
Sher
George Smith
Leiflore
Bryant
John EF
Cath
Milam
Roy Bryant
Emmett Til
Chicago
Sumner, Miss
Carolyn
Till
Lamar
Roy
Adenauer warns against recognizing East Germany
West Germany's chancellor Adenauer said Bonn would view any future recognition of East Germany's communist government as unfriendly. Berlin four power status and Soviet zone questions were raised as Bonn sent notes to the United States Britain and France seeking new positions on German unity and sovereignty.
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West Germany
East Germany
Bonn
Vates
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Germany
Negotitins
Otto Grotewohl
Moe
East Zone
Gersmany
Adenauer
Mightiest Warship Faces Crucial Testing Day
The Navy prepares to open the supercarrier Forrestal to full speed on a crucial test day. If she passes, the 39,000-ton vessel could be delivered soon and commissioned by mid October after previous sea trials delays due to mechanical trouble.
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Rovany Carrina Forrestal
Uncle Sam
Forrestal
UN Thanked for Favorable Trend Dulles Sees End of Cold War
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, addressing the UN General Assembly, said the world may enter a decade of peaceful change that ends the cold war. He cited improved European security, potential German unification, and a broader move toward flexible international relations. He urged endorsement of military blueprints and aerial inspections to advance world arms reductions.
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United Nations
John Foster Dulles
UN General Assembly
Geneva
Far East
Red
China
United States
Secretary of State
Assembly
Ihenhowers
Rania
Dulles
Bulganin Note Eyed By Eisenhower For Disarmament Talks
A personal message from Nikolai Bulganin to President Eisenhower was studied as a UN disarmament subcommittee paused in New York. Officials said the note was sent via the State Department to Eisenhower's Denver vacation HQ and likely to Eden and Faure. A U.S. UN spokesman denied knowledge of the message as talks were postponed, amid U.S. push for free aerial inspection and exchange of military blueprints.
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Wasiuurun
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
New York
State Department
Denver
Anthony Eden
Edgar Faure
London
Eden
U. S
United Nations
United States
Elephant Ends Wild Spree At Mecklenburg Park
In Charlotte an elephant named Vicki roamed the grounds near downtown before volunteers and off duty police cornered her near an amusement park. They used rope and captured her after a prolonged chase led by Chief Joe Whitley. The event prompted cleanup and control actions in the area. New York politics note Carmine de Sapio is re elected Tammany Hall executive committee chairman.
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Charlotte
Ix. c
Vicki
Trors
Mllee
Char
Serant
Simon Fanning
Joe Whitley
Mecklenburg County Police
New York
Carmine G. deSaple
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Democratic County Organization
Tariff Setters Open Talks for 900 Item Concessions
U S tariff negotiators propose bargaining on as many as 900 imported goods including automobiles whiskey and Scotch to secure reciprocal cuts on U S exports. The Geneva conference next January could feature broad tariff easing under reciprocal trade act powers. Officials say reductions may apply selectively and public comment will be sought.
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Iimensington
Un—_ Americcan
U.S
U. S
State Department Wednesay
Geneve
Geneva
Congres
State Department
Huge Shark Caught After 3 Hour Dock Battle
Army marine Sgt Richard Lawrence and Air Force Sgt Charles Hoke fished from Ft Weaver dock Wednesday landing a 180 pound hammerhead after a three hour struggle.
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Ausululu
Richard “C.lawrence
Air Force
Charles Hoke
Ft. Weaver Dock
End of Peron Triggers Subtle Shifts in S American Politics
The article surveys Latin American political transitions after Peron’s ouster, noting most nations aim for elections. It highlights uncertainty in Honduras, Argentina, Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Panama, with several regimes seen as moving toward or away from democratic norms under various pressures.
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End of Peron
Guy Green
Tonduras
Calder
Euecnos Presi
Washington
NEA
Guatemala
Colombia
Latin America
Uruguay
Mfatean Reyalie
Hondures
Aragua
Vensancla
Juan’ Peron
Bolivia
Darien Sxpers
Nicaragua
Panama
Bre
Antasio Semosa
Reid
Ricardo Arias
Joao Cafe
United States
Fewer Polio Cases Seen This Week Across States
Health service spokesman says total polio cases may total 30 000 to 35 000 for the year, down from 38 74 1954. Massachusetts led with 276 cases, New York 251, Wisconsin 199, Ohio 126, Minnesota 112, as 1955 figures compare with 1954 totals and weekly changes.
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Health Service
Massachusetts
New York
Wisconsin
Ohio
Plane Crash Kills Fifteen At Tripoli Airport
A British Overseas Airways Corp plane en route from London to Lagos crashed while taxiing at Tripoli International Airport in Libya. Fifteen were killed, including 13 passengers and 2 crew, with 27 passengers and 5 crew escaping. Survivors were taken to a British military hospital as the wreckage smoldered.
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Snarvus
Savye
Tripal'idee
British Overseas Airways Corp
London
BOAC
Nigeria
West Africa
Tripoli
Mediterranean
North Africa
80 Mile an Hour Race Blamed for 3 Deaths
Alliance Ohio deputies report an 80 mph auto race on Ohio 225 killed three Atwater High football players Frank Kitowski Leonard LeRoy Morris and Donald Hrovatick. Two other boys were treated for cuts and bruises after their car skidded and overturned. The Morris car was racing with a second car driven by Richard Twark.
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Alliance
Ohio
Atwater High Boat
Sheriff's Deputies
Frank Kitowski
Leonard LeRoy Morris
Donald Hrovatick
Ites
Morris
Richard Twark
Atwater
Twark|smith
rudAY's Chuckle 9 keep the wolf away
Fragmentary notebook line shows a humorous aside about away from danger and a daughter marrying and bringing a husband home, with incomplete context. The readable portion hints at a family anecdote or rural saying. No clear event or named entities beyond generic family roles.
Argentina names Lonaras leader in bid for peace and work
Gen Eduardo Lonaras, 58, head of the post Peron revolt, moves toward provisional presidency after being flown from Cordoba to Buenos Aires. A Cordoba radio in the Voice of Liberty urged peace, saying there are neither victors nor defeated and avoid focusing on the past.
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Bumnus Aries
Eduardo Lonaras
Eeliefe
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
Cordoba
Rudio
Voice of Liberty
Yuan D. Peron
Spelamecia
Ealaria
Ween
Santos
Ohio Illinois truck reciprocity dispute unsettled
Ohio and Illinois face a cloudy reciprocity pact as Ohio passenger cars may travel Illinois roads with Ohio plates. Secretary Charles F. Carpentier notes Illinois could revoke that courtesy unless Illinois agrees to amending the accord. Govs Lausche and Stratton discussed a conference, with potential extension of Illinois’ deadline beyond September 26.
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Ohio
Inois
Anylinois
Charles F. Carpentier
Tilinais
Shin
Tinais
Ohio Supreme Court
Michigan
Ino Michigan
West Virgina
Carpentier
Vilnois
Ohlo
Frank Lausche
William G Stratton
Sinola
Talische
Stratton
Straton
Ohle Oi
Iiinoin
Picket at AEC Piketon Plant Forces Walkout
About 1500 AFL craftsmen walked off the job at the Atomic Energy Commission plant near Piketon following a dispute with AFL Technical Engineering Group and Teekey Seg Neering Co. The plant employs around 4200 craftsmen, spokesmen said.
Jailed Man Quizzed In Holdup of Bank
A man identified as O Flaherty remains under questioning by State Police about a bank holdup at Lost Creek West Virginia Monday noon. Frank St ous was sentenced by Justice A M Goodwin to six months in jail for carrying a 32 caliber automatic pistol linked to the case.
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Curabant
Frank St
Unhurt Rocky Says He'll Defend in June
New York AP report says heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano, unmarked save a red blemish, plans to defend title next June against one of four challengers Bob Baker Nine Valdes Hurricane Jackson or Floyd Patterson. He denied retirement thoughts after last night’s win over Archie Moore, saying he has no such plans now. Weather forecasts predicted the tropical storm near Martinique to intensify as it moves northwest at about 15 mph, with winds up to 70 mph near the center.
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NEW York
Rocky Marciano
Janet
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Fort de France
Martingue
French West Indies
Miami
Bob Baker
Nine Valdes
Murricane Jackson
Ployd Patterson
Archie Moore
Marciano
Jail D
al Weill
Farm Prices Aid Hinted By Advisory Commission
The National Agricultural Advisory Commission meets to study boosting farm income and proposals for Congress. The Eisenhower appointee body, meeting behind closed doors, may shape recommendations on farm policy to help lift prices and support programs from the President’s administration.
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National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Son ‘Commission
Congress
Eisenhower
Father Pleas For Infant Son
The father of a tiny infant stolen from a hospital crib pleaded for his son's safe return. Dr. Sanford Marcus calls the baby Robert Marcus six days old and in danger, as police search intensifies after clues found in San Jose. Hundreds of officers from San Francisco flood the case, seeking a buxom blonde woman seen near the nursery prior to the theft. A hospital blanket matching the one used at Zion Hospital was found in San Jose, fifty miles away.
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San Franco
Sanford Marcus
San Jose
Robert Marcus
Dr. Marcus
San’ Francisco
Robert
Mr. Zion Hospital
Cop Slaying Brings FBI Into Search
The report details a cop slaying that triggered an FBI-led search and investigation. Police identified a suspect as Lemuel and described a tense, ongoing pursuit involving local authorities, with leads stressed and measured against the victim’s reported injuries.
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FBI
No More Harry For Rush Sq Squad Ends After Death
The impersonator squad had traced to the residence of 91 year old Harry D Cove a Lansing businessman with heart trouble. Cove was revived 172 times over the years and billed as the world s most revived man. He died on Wednesday and the squad was not called the last time.
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Lansing
Harry
Imnoiator
Harry D. Cove
Cove
Al Schuldt Victim In Early Morning Shooting
Alfred C. Schuldt 34 sports editor of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune was shot and killed at the Mossbarger home near Gallipolis at 7:00 am while visiting his daughter. His wife Ruth Mossbarger Schuldt is a suspect. details from Coroner Dr. Warehimes and Prosecutor Warren Sheet describe the fatal shotgun blast just below the heart as Schuldt raised the gun during the confrontation. He leaves a wife and four children and had recently become sports editor after serving as Gallia County deputy. The body was taken to Elliott-Sanders funeral home in Northup.
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Gallipolis
Alfred C. Schuldt
Gage
Mossburger
Schuldt
Warehime
Warren F. Sheet
George Ehrmann
Shee
Mra Schuldt
Hotwer” Hospital
Moss
Barger
Jaren
Galli Ispots
Smeritt
Marquette University
Gallia County
Charles W. Bodimer
Ruth Mossbarger
Mayme Schuidt
Carey, Is
Alfred
Ike Wood Give GOP Landslide Victory
Senator George H. Bender of Ohio predicts Eisenhower will seek reelection and win by a larger landslide than in 1982. Speaking to GOP women near Fairborn, he argued any strong Republican could win the presidency in 1986 based on the party’s record. He warned against saying the GOP cannot win without Eisenhower and named Bricker, Hume, Nixon, Knowland, and Knight as potential future winners.
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Dayton
George H. Bender
Ohio
Eisenhower
Bender
GOP
Fairborn
John W. Bricker
R-Obio
Secretary of the Treasury
George H. Hume Enrey
Richard Mixon
William F. Knowland
Caiif
California
Goodwin J. Knight
Russian apology note distorts facts amid officer with drawn gun claim
Fragmented text describes a Soviet note reacting to an incident where a Russian apology was issued after an officer waved a pistol during an encounter. The report mentions photographers, a school, a military installation, and differing accounts of what occurred.
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Hacarene Sten
Siena
Las Lalmerameat
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