U.S. Plans To Share Atom Data With Allies
The Eisenhower administration likely will seek Congress authority next year to disclose essential atomic information to allied governments to aid Western defense. Four options discussed include a legal clarification, act revision, presidential disclosure authority, or broader amendments authorizing release of weapons details.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Administration
Western
Europe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
State Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Brownell
Labor Party Chief Blasts Idle Churchill
Margate England Britain s Labor party opens its 52nd annual conference amid internal harmony. Aneurin Bevan demands Prime Minister Churchill either return to duty or resign. The NEC presents the policy program Challenge to Britain and the agenda is pared from 867 resolutions to 42 composite items and 136 proposals.
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Margate
England
Britain
Labor Party
Aneurin Bevan
Churchill
Winston
Labor
Florida Governor McCarty in Critical Condition
In Tallahassee the McCarty family gathered at Gov Dan McCarty bed side as his condition remained critical Doctors had come to brief reporters but were called away with no update The governor's 12 year old son Dan was pulled from school to be with him and other relatives arrived from Fort Pierce to join the hospital group
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Tallahassee
Fla
McCarty
Dan McCarty
Dan
Lela Brown
Japs and Red China Open Trade Talks Begin
A 24 member Japanese delegation sails to Hong Kong en route to Red China for unofficial trade talks. Led by Shonosuke Ikeda a Diet member from the dissident Hatoyama Liberal party the group includes 10 industrial experts 2 staff and 11 other Diet members. The three week tour is sponsored by the Union to Promote Japan China Trade and not government supported.
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Tokyo
Hong Kong
Red China
Shonosuke Ikeda
Diet
Hatoyama Liberal Party
Union
Storm in Tokyo Kills 276. 323 Missing or Injured
A powerful typhoon struck Tokyo on Friday resulting in 276 deaths while 323 people were reported missing or injured. Emergency crews continue searching affected areas as authorities assess the storm's impact across the region.
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Tokyo
Japan
Pera
Britain Agrees to Leave Suez Base Within 18 Months
Cairo reports Egypt and Britain have reached agreement in principle on evacuating the strategic Suez base within 18 months. Britain would keep about four thousand experts for three years after, under Egyptian command with a British adviser, while main troops depart. Weak points include the total presence length and whether experts wear uniforms or civilian clothes.
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Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Suez
West
Arab League
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Yemen
Libya
Ohio Mishaps Toll Fifteen in Weekend Crashes
Weekend Ohio accidents killed fifteen people including Berlin Heights residents James Martin and John Boone in separate crashes. Other fatalities included Albert Sedlock Huron Carlile Arcanum victims and two Newark youths on a motorcycle. A plane crash near Shelby and city auto crashes in Cleveland Zanesville and Newark filled the toll.
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Associated Press
Ohio
James E. Martin
Berlin Heights
John R. Boone
Albert Sedlock
Huron
Milan
Peter S. Avram
Cleveland
Allen C. Niswonger
Arcanum
Jerry Phillips
Roger Toothaker
Newark
Charles A. Wyandt
Willard
Edward A. Lashelle
Zanesville
U. S. 40
Waldo Garrison
Parkersburg
W. Va
James Wilson
Ashland
Shelby
Harry E. Brown
Search Party Finds Yank Plane Wreckage in Pyrenees
A searching party reported locating the US Air Force C47 wreckage in the Pyrenees near Nyer France. Four crew members aboard reportedly burned to death after the two engine plane on a training flight from England to Spain hit a mountain top and exploded.
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Perpignan
France
Pyrenees
Nyer
England
Spain
Ohio Killer Sought Kills Cincinnati Man Near Bus Station
Police searched today for the killer of Glenn Luther Williams 40 of Cincinnati who was hit and kicked to death early Sunday near a downtown Cincinnati bus station.
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Cincinnati
Glenn Luther Williams
Warren See Aide Confer Warren See Aide Confer
Warren and Herbert Brownell confer in Sacramento amid talks over Earl Warren possibly moving to a federal post most likely the Supreme Court. The White House awaits Brownell’s formal recommendation while speculation swirls over who will be appointed and who may become chief justice.
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Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Herbert Brownell
Eisenhower
California
Washington
White House
Brownell
U.S. Boosts Non-Strategic Red Trading
Foreign Operations Chief Harold E. Staton says the West tightens war goods shipments to Iron Curtain countries while expanding nonstrategic trade with Red China. He reports free world nonstrategic shipments to China could reach 375 million dollars this year, up from 257 million last year, noting the embargo on strategic items remains tightened.
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Washington
Harold E. Statson
West
Iron Curtain
Congress
Red China
Auto Upset Kills Noted Singer Donald Richards in Ridgewood
RIDGEWOOD N J Donald Richards a Broadway and television singer was killed when his convertible crashed on Rt 17. Police said the car skidded on a curve rolled over several times and struck a utility pole. Richards 34 lived in New York and appeared in Finian's Rainbow several seasons ago.
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Ridgewood
N. J
Donald Richards
Richards
New York
Finian
Father of 6 Attack Victim Held After Beating Death
In Pittsburgh two teenaged boys, William Hindley 18 and Ronald Abersold 16, are held on murder charges for killing David Jenkins 52, a father of six, after he refused a cigarette. Four other youths are held as witnesses on assault charges. Jenkins died from a brain hemorrhage after a brutal assault witnessed by three newsboys.
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Pittsburgh
David Jenkins
William B. Hindley
Ronald Abersold
Louis Hamel
Martin Corcoran
Frank Stevens
Jenkins
Stevens
Hindley
Abersold
Solon Held For Murder in Tennessee Legislature
Lebanon Tennessee state representative Guy Thackston is jailed without bond on a murder charge after his brother in law A A Adams Jr 57 died from a gunshot wound in his office following an argument. Adams secretary and a client witnessed the shooting and Thackston had been free on 10000 bond prior to the killing.
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Lebanon
Tenn
Guy Thackston
Atty
A. A. Adams Jr
Thackston
Adams
Slain in Quarrel in Hamilton
Harold Barnes 35 held on open charge in death of his brother in law Richard Johnson 33. Police say Barnes fired a shotgun at Johnson after a quarrel Saturday night in Hamilton Ohio.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Harold Barnes
Richard Johnson
Barnes
Johnson
Beria Trial Uncertain As Kremlin Hides Silence
The article notes Lavrenty Beria’s arrest in late June and unclear status. The Soviet government has delayed announced charges, sparking rumors of a show trial or broader purges in Georgia. No formal proceedings or statements have emerged, and coverage has been minimized.
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London
Lavrenty P. Beria
Moscow
Supreme Court
Beria
Soviet
Georgia
Kremlin
Lavrenty Beria
Marietta College football player dies in Ohio crash
An early morning collision on Ohio 77 near McConnelsville killed Marietta College sophomore end James Way and injured five teammates. Hank Weigelt, 18, was seriously hurt while Danny Watson, Allen Baker, Bob Ball, and Larry Miller sustained less severe injuries. The accident occurred as the players returned to campus after a weekend home visit.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Marietta
James Way
Pioneer Eleven
Ohio 77
McConnelsville
Way
White Cottage
Roseville
Muskingum County
Hank Weigelt
Danny Watson
Allen Baker
Philo
Bob Ball
Larry Miller
New Concord
Bethesda Hospital
Repatriation Commission Accused of Slanting Material
UN Command allegations focus on a Korean Repatriation Commission document circulated to 72,600 unrepatriated POWs. Brig. Gen. Hamblen said the letter urged repatriation and was distributed without Allied knowledge. An Indian spokesman denied the claim while an Allied source labeled the item Chinese Communist propaganda.
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Panmunjom
A. L. Hamblen
UN Command
Commission
Hamblen
K. 8. Thimayya
Five National Repatriation Commission
India
Sweden
Switzerland
Poland
Czechoslovakia
K K. Hansen
Tito shuns Rome offer on Trieste
Belgrade Yugoslavia formally rejects the Italian plebiscite plan for Trieste. President Tito reiterates Yugoslavia’s stance that Trieste should be internationalized, arguing Italy expelled Yugoslavs and invalidating a simple plebiscite. The note cites end of World War I to justify the position.
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Tito
Rome
Trieste
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Giuseppe Pella
Adriatic
Split
Italy
Roma
Top Soprano Spurns Met For Nightlife
Helen Traubel, Wagnerian soprano and Met lead, declines to renew her contract with the Metropolitan Opera. She favors night club singing, calling the idea art exists only in the Met as snobbery. Rudolf Bing, Met general manager, condemns the release of letters as in bad taste.
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New York
Helen Trauble
Metropolitan Opera
Metropolitan Opera House
Miss Traubel
Kirsten Flagstad
Met
Rudolf Bing
The
Opera
Bing
Japanese seeks U.S. aid for rearmament plan
Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida dispatches envoy Hayato Ikeda to Washington to press for greater American assistance to speed Japan defense against potential Communist threats. Yoshida and Mamoru Shigemitsu announce a bipartisan program of straightforward rearmament aiming to bolster national defense.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Washington
Hayato Ikeda
Yoshida
United States
Liberal Party
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Progressives
30 Princeton Grad Students Refuse Gowns at Dinner
Thirty Princeton University graduate students refuse to wear academic gowns to dinner in Proctor Hall, arguing gowns are uncomfortable and sleeves drag through food. A prior poll showed 2-1 opposition, while Dean Hugh Scott Taylor defends the tradition saying gowns are aesthetically pleasing.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Graduate School
Proctor Hall
Hugh Scott Taylor
Graduate College
Taylor
Ex-Con Held In Shooting In City Hall Incident
Frederick J. Byrnes, 45, a former Minneapolis resident now in Los Angeles, is hospitalized after a shooting at City Hall. Byrnes, who claimed amnesia and said he had been drinking, told Detective Capt. Eugene Bernath he recalled nothing of the events.
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Minneapolis
Eugene Bernah
Frederick J. Byrnes
Los Angeles
General Hospital
Byrnes
Bernath
Newark Sailor Kills Self on Watch at Navy Field
A Newark Ohio seaman Richard E. Tripp 22 was found dead with a bullet wound seven minutes after taking his post at Ream Field near San Diego. The Navy reported the sailor apparently shot and killed himself accidentally while on watch Saturday night.
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San Diego
Calif
Newark
Ohio
Navy
Richard E. Tripp
Ream Field
Foreign Aid Curbs Urged By Senator
Senator Russell of Georgia calls for ending economic foreign aid and restricting military assistance to countries able and willing to rearm themselves. He says the U S should retreat from economic aid and aligns with Knowland and Johnson on the broader shift in policy.
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Washington
Russell
D-Ga
Georgia Democrat
Senate
Knowland
California
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Water Supply Exhausted in Bethel Ohio
Public water service was cut off for 2000 Bethel residents as Clermont County officials report the supply exhausted aside from a fire standpipe. The cutoff ended 15 minute daily service last week and workers are shutting valves at meters amid weather concerns and calls for rain prayers.
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Batavia
Ohio
Clermont County
Bethel
N. S. Leonard
Leonard
Scioto Men Robbed After Game in Kentucky
Three men face charges in a Portsmouth Ohio robbery after a Kentucky Texas A&M game on Sept 19. Clarence Fielding Harrell 27 Middlesboro Ky was arrested Saturday Curtis B Adams 25 and Melvin R Howard 27 both of Harlan Ky were arrested earlier George B Ehrman Portsmouth said he was robbed by five men who drove him out to a country party after the invite.
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Lexington
Portsmouth
Ohio
Clarence Fielding Harrell
Middlesboro
Curtis B. Adams
Melvin R. Howard
Harlan, Ky
George B. Ehrman
Actor Payne Weds Hollywood Star Alexandra Crowell Curtis
Actor John Payne married Mrs Alexandra Crowell Curtis on Sunday. A honeymoon is planned in northern California and Idaho to follow the wedding according to reports.
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Payne
Hollywood
California
Idaho
John Payne
Alexandra Crowell Curtis
Auto fire kills three in Chicago crash
Three people burned to death Sunday night when their automobile collided with a taxicab and caught fire. The accident occurred in Chicago and authorities reported the fatalities after firefighters extinguished the blaze.
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Chicago
Workers Quit At New Haven Plant Walkout Reports
About an hour after arriving for work at 8:00 a.m., all Vanadium Corporation of America workers at New Haven reportedly walked off. The action, by United Mine and Electrical Workers members, followed disciplinary actions and a union company misunderstanding. Office staff remained.
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Pomeroy
Vanadium Corporation of America
New Haven
United Mine and Electrical Workers
Benson Aide Resigns Post Formation of New Roles
Washington Arkansas farm leader Romeo Be resigns as assistant secretary of agriculture and director of the Foreign Agricultural Service for health reasons. Secretary Benson taps John H. Davis to run the FAS and moves Howard H. Gordon to take over Davis former duties at Commodity Marketing and Adjustment while remaining PMA head and CCC president of the 6 million dollar fund.
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Washington
Romeo BE. Short
Arkansas
Lay
Agriculture
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
Benson
John H. Davis
Howard H. Gordon
Production and Marketing Administration
Davis
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