U.S. asks U.N. probe of Siberia air attack
The United States seeks an early United Nations Security Council meeting after a U S Navy Neptune patrol plane was shot down by Soviet MiG 15 jets over international waters near the Siberian coast. Nine crewmen survived, one died, with survivors and airmen recalling the attack and a contested Soviet protest.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Russia
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Security Council
Siberia
Lodge
New York
Beverly
Mass
Francisco Urrutia
Columbia
Soviet Union
Ens
Roger Henry Reid
Alameda
Calif
Siberian
Charles E. Bohlen
Urrutia
Kremlin
U.N
Washington
State Department
United States Navy
Atsugi
Japan
Ernest Louis Pinkevich
Eisenhower Moves Ahead on Peaceful Atomic Sharing Plan
President Eisenhower announced that the United States and allied nations will establish an agency to promote peaceful atomic technology. Britain France Canada South Africa and Australia are named as participants, while the Soviet Union’s cooperation remains uncertain. The plan aims to spread benefits to friendly nations and share know how with nations of good will.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Kremlin
International Atomic Agency
White House
Denver
Britain
France
Canada
South Africa
Australia
Bevan Says Reds Sincere in Peaceful Contact Claims
Aneurin Bevan told a Hong Kong dinner that the West must view Communists as sincere as themselves in seeking peaceful contact. He added that Britain and six colleagues would fly from Hong Kong to Singapore and Britain.
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Hong Kong
Aneurin Bevan
SEATO Nearing Completion In Secret Manila Talks
In Manila two more articles of a Southeast Asia security treaty were approved in secret negotiations. Eight nations may sign by Wednesday as talks tackle United States, Britain, France, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Pakistan and the Philippines.
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Manila
Southeast Asia
United States
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Pakistan
Philippines
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
SEATO
Indochina
Stores Anti Prowler System Proves Self
Frederick Maryland report says Wilcum Inc a store run by Charles Wilcum and his three sons was broken into six times before they set up a watch 19 months ago Since that time the store has been entered three times Each time the Wilcums captured three men and one would be killed by gunfire during a past capture The latest captives face charges today for breaking and entering One of three nabbed at gunpoint Sunday was injured by shotgun fire
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Frederick, Md
Baby Brings Unpaid Admission Trivia at State Fair
At the Minnesota State Fair an all time crowd gathered but a newborn baby born on the fair grounds just before midnight Sunday avoided the 50 cent admission. The birth occurred to Mrs. Virginia Mossman of Minneapolis at the home of Ed H. Deemer, the fair grounds superintendent.
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Fair Grounds
Virginia Mossman
Minneapolis
Ed H. Deemer
Nationalists Bomb Communist Shipping Off China Coast
Chinese Nationalist warplanes attacked Communist shipping along the China coast. The Defense Ministry said Red gunboats and over 100 wooden junks were damaged, with warships joining the assault for a second day. Quemoy remains under intermittent artillery fire as pilots reported smoke from Amoy fortifications.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Defense Ministry
Quemoy
Amoy
Wuyu
White Stone Fortress
East Fortress
Tatung
Ministry
Cool Weather to Continue Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports ongoing hot weather for much of the country with a cool spell only along the northern tier. A September heat wave set record highs in many areas of the swelter belt while 90 degree-plus readings reached from Green Bay to Philadelphia. Cooler air from Canada moved into the Northern and Central Plains overnight as Minot North Dakota clocked 43 and Portland Maine 45 while Detroit remained 79.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
Midwest
Philadelphia
Canada
Minot
N. D
Portland
Maine
Detroit
Dulles May Visit Formosa Reported by China News
Mme Chiang Kai shek may return to Formosa for the weekend visit of U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. Dulles to arrive Saturday from Manila and depart Sunday for Japan. Mme Chiang has been in the United States for months for treatment of a skin disorder.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
John Foster Dulles
China News
Dulles
Manila
Japan
Chiang
China
United States
Pillsbury Mills Official Named to Welfare Post
Bradshaw Mintener 52 former vice president and general counsel of Pillsbury Mills Minneapolis was sworn in as assistant secretary of welfare. He is praised for broad experience in human and business affairs and will supervise federal state relations. Mintener, a Trempealeau native, left Pillsbury Mills after 1933 to take government service.
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Washington
Bradshaw Mintener
Pillsbury Mills, Inc
Minneapolis
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mintener
Department
Rockefeller
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Health and Welfare Commission
Twin Cities Ladies Garment Industry
Minnesota
Little Hoover Commission
Pillsbury Mills
Greenwood Lodge Fire North of Grand Marais
A fire damaged Greenwood Lodge on the Gunflint Trail about 28 miles north of Grand Marais in Minnesota early Monday. The lodge recently change hands to H. P. Skoglund, a Minneapolis insurance man who used it for sales meetings. Damage estimate was not provided.
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Grand Marais
Minn
Greenwood Lodge
Here
H. P. Skoglund
Minneapolis
Children Hurt on Fair Ride at Minnesota State Fair
Eight people were injured when an airplane ride at the state fair midway jammed to a stop Monday night. Most injuries were facial cuts or bruises among youngsters. Hospitalized: Michael Niti eight Inver Grove and Douglas Grinder nine Circle Pines. Harry Johnson twelve and sister Rose Mary nineteen Minneapolis. others shaken up include Lois Gale and her sons Douglas six and Steven four. Royal American Shows officials investigate cause.
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ST. Paul
Michael Niti
Inver Grove
Harry Johnson
Rose Mary
Minneapolis
Douglas Grinder
John
Circle Pines
Lois Gale
Douglas
Steven
Fisher Dies Creator of Mutt and Jeff
Bud Fisher 69 creator of the Mutt and Jeff comic strip died in Roosevelt Hospital Tuesday of cancer. He started the strip for the San Francisco Chronicle in 1907 and was later signed by William Randolph Hearst in 1908. Fisher was born Harry Conway Fisher in Chicago on April 3, 1885.
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New York
Bud Fisher
Mutt
Jeff
Roosevelt Hospital
Fisher
San Francisco Chronicle
William Randolph Hearst
Harry Conway Fisher
Chicago
Record 40300 Graduates Reported in China Higher Learning
Peiping radio cites a record 40 300 graduates from institutions of higher learning in Communist China. The ceremony marks a milestone in the nation’s postwar education expansion and reflects broader social changes.
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Tokyo
Communist
China
Peiping Radio
New Accusation in McCarthy Censure Probe Filed
Senator Flanders filed new charges accusing Senator McCarthy of covering up forgery and violating the Espionage Act as the Senate committee weighs censure. The panel met in a closed session after a public hearing ended with disputes over a brief and subpoenas.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Sen
McCarthy
Senate
Edward Bennett Williams
Williams
Watkins
Utah
Sen. McCarthy
Flanders
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Army Intelligence
Subcommittee
Hoover
FBI
Vermont
Walter Winchell
Watkins Committee
Labor Day toll shows 11 accident deaths in Minnesota
Minnesota marked Labor Day without a violent death but 11 lives were lost in accidents over the holiday. Eight fatalities were highway linked by Sunday night, pushing the 1954 toll to 407, with several double fatalities reported including a Rochester bicycle case and a three car crash near Onamia.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Harry Smith
Keith Hoffman
Rochester
Edward J. Brink
Wykoff
Brink
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