Chandler Leads In Kentucky Primary Fight For Governor
Former baseball commissioner A B Chandler trails narrowly in Kentucky Democratic governor nomination returns from 979 of 4 063 precincts show a lead over Combs with Cecil third. Republican race favors Edwin R Denney over James L Clay as polls open 6 am to 5 pm local time.
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Louisville
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Itan
Chandler
J. Leary
Cochairman
Combs
Ee County
North
Cincinnati
Jeassee N. R. Cecil
Chandler-Combs
US. Dist. Atty
Edwin R. Denney
James L. Clay
Denney
John Sherman Cooper
India
U.S
John Young Brown
Cooper
Brown
John C. Anggelis
Earle C. Clements
Alben v. Barkley
Lawrence W. Wy
Clements
Mystery of Wilma Allen Stranding Stirs Kansas City News
Police probe disappearance of Wilma Allen wife of a car dealer as a bloody towel on a Blue River viaduct is tested for blood type. Human blood confirmed while investigators seek missing scarf and blue pocketbook amid vanishing clues.
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Kansas City
Wilma Allen
Blue River
Mrs. Allen
Rough reception at polls for Democratic lieutenant governor candidate
A Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor was roughed at the polls. He said he was slapped in the face and kicked in the side. An assailant shouted insults before being taken away by a bystander. The candidate was treated at a hospital and released.
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Olseaten
My Ville
Navy Secretary to Review Landy Commission Case
Secretary Thomas said he will personally review the Navy's denial of a reserve commission for Eugene Landy 21 after learning of the case. Landy a Kings Point graduate and top student appeals the decision and seeks justice while his mother Deborah Landy a former Communist is noted as close to him.
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New York
Navy
Charles SS. Thomas
Eugene Landy
Thomas
Landy
U. S. Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
N. Y
Bureau of Navy Personnel
Washington, D. C
Eugene W. Landy
Ensign
USNR
Herbert H. Lehman
DNY
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Son of Detective Held For Murder
Frederick James Chapman, 32, son of late Scotland Yard murder-squad chief William Chapman, is charged with bludgeoning his wife Irene and their baby Corinne to death. He admitted the double killing at a Brighton police station and faced a brief magistrates hearing with a second preliminary hearing set for next week.
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London
Scotland Yard
Frederick James Chapman
William Chapman
Britain
Chapman
Philip Burney
Burney
Irene Grace Chapman
Corinne
Irene
Brighton
D . the Capmans
Daughter Aids Kidnap Plot Of East German Officer
West Berlin authorities report an East German police major Sylvester Murau was abducted from West Germany back to the Soviet Zone with help from his daughter and two young German agents. Joachin Tietze and Heinz Horeis, both 24, confessed and said SSD paid 10 000 West marks for the return. Both suspects are jailed in West Berlin while the daughter remains in the East.
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West Berlin
Darmstadt
West Germany
SSD
Sylvester Muran
Communist People's Police
Joachim Tietze
Murau
Heinz Horeis
Horeis
Bast
Uniform Mailing Costs Advocated In Germany
Bonn August 6 Western European uniform mailing charges urged by West German Postal Minister Siegfrid Balke. He calls for abolishing varying rates for local and long distance letters to simplify the system and reduce costs.
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Bonn
Germany
Siegfried Balke
Europe
Power probes may follow D-Y deal in Pacific Northwest
Sen Kefauver and Sen Morse call for broader look into federal power policies after the Dixon-Yates probe. They accuse the Federal Power Commission of favoring private interests in the Hells Canyon decision and urge Kuykendall testimony on the private utility issue.
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Bonneville
Hells Canyon
Pacific Northwest
Dixon-Yates
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Bonneville Power Administration
Morse
D-Ore
Federal Power Commission
PPC
Jerome K. Kuykendall
Mindszenty's Mother Says He's Doing Well
Cardinal Mindszenty, released from jail in Hungary, is reportedly living near the southern coast at a palace with his mother saying he is comparatively well. The exact location and confinement status remain unclear as church officials have not seen him.
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Austria
Mindszenrty
Eceanes
Hungary
Esztergom
Vienna
Pecs
Cardinal Mindszenty
Geneva
Freed US Airmen Meet Press Today
Eleven U S Air Force fliers freed by China begin first transpacific calls to loved ones via Red Cross. A welcome party last night precedes a press conference and planned departure to Travis Air Force Base for reunion with families. One airman’s complicated family situation noted.
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Tokyo
Red
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Una Schmidt-Fine
Daniel C. Schmit
Redding
Calif
Sch Fol
Alford Fine
California
Schmidt
Air Force
Tragic Army Truck Crash Kills 10 in Korea
An Army truck carrying 20 U. S. 24th Division soldiers to Tokyo for rest and recreation crashed through a bridge railing near Seoul, killing 10 and injuring 10. The driver escaped uninjured as the vehicle toppled into the river, with victims transported to the 121st Evacuation Hospital. Authorities investigated the cause of the plunge.
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Seoul
U. S. 24Th Division
Japan
Airt
Seoulle
Tokyo
728Th Military Police
Leaders differ on divided Congress in post-session view
Senate Republican leader Knowland argues a Republican president would struggle with a Democratic Congress. Democratic leader Johnson praises unity and achievement, saying the session fostered national unity on foreign policy and reduced discord. Both applaud Foreign Relations Committee chair George.
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Senate
White House
Congress
Sen
Knowland
Fornia
Democrata
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Eisenhower
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Adae
Rhee Promises UN Heads His Soldiers Will Behave
President Syngman Rhee pledges the United Nations Command that South Korean troops will avoid incidents that could reignite war. He notes Gen. Lemnitzer and other U.S. officials warned his statements could be seen as threatening. Rhee insists he may use force but aims to refrain. He cites areas south of the 38th Parallel under Communist control.
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Seoul
Syngman’ Rhee
United Nations Command
Wareo
Lemnitzer
E U. N
Mnv
Lyman Lemnitzer
Tokyo
Kaesong
Ongiin
Leinitzer
Isaac D. White
U. S
William 8S
B. Lacy
Korea
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
United States
Telegraph Feature On Redecorating Begins Tomorrow
Early August prompts homemakers to consider redecorating. Kay Hardy, president of the American School of Design, presents Harmonize Your Home in the Daily Telegraph Spotlite series starting Monday.
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Kay Hardy
Daily Telegraph
Miss Hardy
American School of Design
Government Seeks Civilian Medical Officers in Large Numbers
The Defense Department alone needs 1,000 civilian medical officers as the government faces an acute demand for medical personnel. Officials say they expect to pay higher salaries than current entrance rates.
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Washington
Defense Department
Civil Service Commission
Heat Wave Keeps Nation in No Ailment Break
Forecasters warn August will be warmer than usual across the northern two thirds with drought in the northeast and plains. High 90s and 100s stretch from Rockies to Northeast, causing water rationing, walkouts, and crop concerns from New Jersey to North Dakota.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Rockies
Gary
Ind
Cicero
Detroit
New Jersey
Borum
Great Plains
Iowa
Des Moines
Kansas
Noth Dakota
Hawaiian Beauty Of 16 Stows Away On Canadian Destroyer
Joycelyn Joan Pilapil, a 16 year old beauty contestant from Hawaii, stowed aboard the Athabaskan with about 150 men after attending a party in Hilo. Her mother found a lipstick note claiming a baby and man named Bill. Joycelyn was found aboard as the ship headed to Long Beach where she would face U.S. authorities.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Bill
Athabaskan
Joycelyn Joan Pilapil
Gloria Pilapil
Long Beach
Calif
Joycelyn
U.S
English Town Council Secures Airfield Site Bargain
Ilford council buys a 900 acre former airfield from the London authorities for housing use. Geologists estimate gravel deposits worth 8.4 million dollars on the site. Profits will be used to reduce local taxes.
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English Town Council
Ilford
England
Ford Town
the of London
Ogists
Miss Virginia Crowned Miss Virginia
Roanoke reports Betty Sue Matthews of Virginia Beach crowned Miss Virginia tonight in a statewide pageant.
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Roanoke
Betty Sue Matthews
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Move to withdraw U S forces from Korea gains debate
Washington reports say top U S policymakers may soon reexamine pulling American troops from South Korea. If chosen troops would relocate to Japan and other Pacific bases as Geneva talks with China ease East West tensions and the Joint Chiefs debate the plan amid questions of Rhee’s security role and the status of the truce supervision force.
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Korea
Japan
Washington
United States
South Korea
Pacific
Defense
State Departments
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Security Council
Geneva
China
Russia
Formosa
Far Eastern
Indochina
Maxwell Taylor
U. S
Korea-Japan
Matthew B. Ridgway
Army Command
Ex-State Woman Dead After Stabbing Cited Work Of Boy Friend
Elyria Ohio police report a jealous boyfriend stabbed 21 year old Elizabeth Martin Duncan to death with a butcher knife in the garage of John Paul Berger in Elyria. Berger, 22, cut wrists and ankles in an attempted suicide but survived. Duncan was mother to a 20 month old. Duncan had recently separated from her husband Edward and moved to Elyria from Clarksburg West Virginia.
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Ohio
Polie
Elizabeth Martin Duncan
John Paul Berger
Rt. 10
Berger
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Duncam
Edward
Clarksburg
Wva
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