Egypt Plans To Ask For UN Intervention
Egypt proposes UN Security Council involvement over the Suez Canal dispute after nationalizing the canal. Britain and France seek council action on the unilateral Egyptian move with a plan for a Suez Canal Users Association discussed at a London meeting.
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Plane Crash Fatal to 12 on C-47 Flight
A C-47 carrying 12 people including civilians and military personnel crashed into the northwest edge of Mount Yale. An Army Air Force joint team reached the wreckage after a five hour climb to recover the bodies at about 11,500 feet. Names were withheld. The craft departed at about 9:30 a.m. from Colorado Springs bound for Hamilton Air Force Base near San Francisco.
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Synthetic rubber may lessen U S dependence says Firestone
Harvey S Firestone Jr announces in an interview that a new synthetic rubber named Coral could be used in emergencies in place of imported rubber. He notes it will not immediately replace natural rubber and the United States will continue to use all available natural rubber.
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Harvey S. Firestone
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Flossy Fades to Storm Ending Georgia Drought
Hurricane Flossy weakened to a rainstorm over South Georgia after causing nine deaths and property damage in the Gulf and northwest Florida. By 8 am its center was southwest of Albany with top winds near 50 mph as it moved northeast at about 10 mph, bringing drought relief across Alabama and Georgia and northern Florida despite earlier destruction. The storm’s Gulf coast effects included heavy rainfall and sandblasting winds at Fort Walton Beach, while the motor vessel Carport was found safe near Grand Isle.
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White Citizens Urge Kentucky Student Walkout Over Integration
In Henderson Kentucky a segregationist group urged all city and county schools to back a walkout protesting the enrollment of five Black children at Weaverton Elementary. The walkout followed about 57 white students leaving Weaverton, leaving roughly 300 whites in grades 1 8 with the Black children. Superintendent Robert R. Martin ordered classes to resume as usual amid a largely orderly crowd. The five Black students were reported to be well adjusted in their first through third grade classes.
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Soil Bank Operated Fairly Says Benson
Benson, secretary of agriculture, asserts there was no conscious effort to favor Midwest corn farmers over Southern cotton producers in soil bank benefits. He noted the program could not apply to all crops and described a recent fire incident as unrelated to policy. The remarks came during a news conference in Norwalk.
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Fender’s Off The Motor’s Lame Trade In
A quirky note describes trading in a faulty car feature with a promise of an excellent bargain at a car buy shop. The fragment hints at a humorous take on a vehicle repair or replacement scenario without full context.
Blind Aircraft Spotter Heads Observer Post in Columbiana
Salem news describes George H. Burton a 61 year old blind man who identifies aircraft by sound and will be installed Wednesday as supervisor of the ground observer post in Columbiana. Burton, blinded at age 10, has 18 years as a spotter. state and district Air Force officials will attend the ceremony.
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Eisenhower Tackles Farm Vote Road Tour
President Eisenhower expands his campaign with new farm focused speeches in Ohio and Illinois to win farmer votes. He will address crowds in Peoria and Cleveland then Lexington, aiming to outline hopes for higher prices and broader farm aid. Adlai Stevenson presses for clear Republican commitments.
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Stevenson in the Deep South Praises Court Ruling on School Segregation
Adlai E. Stevenson campaigned in the South reaffirming that the Supreme Court rightly ruled against school segregation. He backed the Democratic platform opposing force to overturn court decisions and urged peaceful acceptance while criticizing Eisenhower for failing to unite opposing views on the issue.
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Southwest Stop In Nixon Campaign Amid Illnesses
Richard M. Nixon pressed his campaign in the Southwest after a sharp attack on Adlai Stevenson in Salt Lake City. Illness forced him to cancel a speech in Oklahoma City. he planned brief appearances there and a speech in Houston tonight. He urged voters to reject Stevenson’s alleged political demagoguery and class division rhetoric.
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Sale of Island Halted by Ike
President Eisenhower overruled the General Services Administration plan to sell Ellis Island. The White House said the decision aims to preserve the historic entry point used by about 15 million immigrants. GSA had advertised bids, with island appraised at 6.277 million dollars, and a next step possible if New York State or the city agrees to preserve it as a historic site.
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Plain Dealer Raises Jest of Sunday Paper
The Cleveland Plain Dealer announced a Sunday edition price increase to 25 cents effective September 30 due to rising production costs.
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First Direct England Phone Line Opens After Two Years
New York reports the first direct voice telephone link to Britain. The Monarch laid 2230 miles of underwater cable from Claren ville Nd to Oban Scotland, enabling one three minute call at 12 dollars plus tax. The system aims to improve reliability amid atmospheric interference and jamming risks.
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Cypriot Rebels Kill Soldier Amid Bomb Campaign
In Nicosia a British serviceman was killed as rebels believed to have detonated an electrical remote bomb. EOKA militants use remote control tactics, with a recent blast injuring another serviceman on a northern coast recreation beach. In Algiers, French troops reported about 50 nationalist rebels killed wounded or captured in the last 24 hours.
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Safer Cars Needed Says Congressman Roberts
Congressman Kenneth A. Roberts says cars should include safety devices that were optional, as hearings begin on highway accident causes. Ohio and Indiana will testify. hearings move to Indianapolis midweek. Roberts adds investigations into speed bars and door integrity continue.
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Vision of 3-D Color TV by 1975 Forecast by Ad Executive
Ray Campbell of Foote, Cone & Belding predicts 3-D color televisions by 1975 and that by 1960 more than half of all sets will be color. He envisions closed circuit TV in every room within ten years and mural TVs in living rooms, wall mounted and large.
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Ray Campbell
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Foote, Cone & Belding
Joint convention of LULEDU and Pythians set for midweek
The Ine Anigms or Pythias and the Pythian Sister will hold a joint state convention here Wednesday through Saturday. More than 1500 delegates are expected.
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Liberace Arrives in London Amid Warm and Mock Bouquets
Liberace arrives at Southampton and travels by a special train to London for a concert tour. Fans cheer and a few boos rise as he is greeted with roses and a sharp jab at Charlie Kunz, while Liberace jokes with reporters and confirms his real name Wladziu Valentino Liberace.
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Estes Kefauver Attacks Republican Road to Ruin in Michigan
Estes Kefauver urged in Marquette that the Eisenhower administration follows a dreary Republican path from reaction to ruin. He cited high costs, unemployment, and profits over welfare, accusing Wall Street of eclipsing Main Street and attacking Social Security housing power and Taft-Hartley. He warned of stacked regulatory commissions serving business interests.
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Estes Kefauver
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Weill DiSalle Open Section Campaigns
Columbus event previews show both Democratic and Republican gubernatorial hopefuls Weill and DiSalle preparing sectional campaign openings in a tense early race. Details on dates venues and participating local officials are still emerging.
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Space Lack Cuts Schools
Cleveland public schools face severe space and teacher shortages halting classes for over 2300 elementary pupils to half days and leaving 1500 kindergartners unable to enroll. Board seeks 13 mills for operations plus 7.1 mills renewal and an 0.8 mill levy for 2.2 million yearly construction, 1958 and 1959.
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