Eisenhower to offer Stevenson CIA briefings in campaign
President Eisenhower plans to offer Adlai Stevenson weekly CIA intelligence reports on foreign affairs during the campaign. James Hagerty said a formal offer will be made next week, continuing a practice Truman used in 1952 and 1948 with Dewey. Stevenson welcomed such an offer, while questions about briefing arrangements remained.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
United States
James C. Hagerty
Central Intelligence Agency
Hagerty
Stevenson
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
Cabinet
White House
Chicago
Suez Canal
Six-Week-Old Baby Kidnapped in Hamden Shopping District
A six week old girl named Cynthia Ruotolo was kidnapped from a gray carriage outside a Sears-Roebuck in Hamden while her mother Sherri Ruotolo shopped with a neighbor. Police described a dark complexioned young woman as the suspect and launched a citywide search with FBI and state police assistance. The family, including an eight year old son, recently moved to a new development after a job change. The incident occurred during a brief ten minute absence by the mother who alerted store personnel and authorities quickly.
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Eleanor Ruotols
Center
Hamden
Conn
Abraham S. Ullman
Cynthia Ruotolo
Steve Lo
Ruotolo
Boston
Sears-Roebuck Co
FBI
New Haven
Two Die In Area Crashes As Long Holiday Begins
Two holiday traffic deaths mar the Labor Day start across the two Virginias. Barney K. Christian 29 Bradshaw West Virginia died from injuries after a Route 83 crash near Raysal while James A. Delaney 24 Grundy Virginia died in a Route 460 crash in Buchanan County.
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West Virginia
Barney K. Christian
Bradshaw
McDowell County
Raysal
Grace Hospital
Welch
Christian
Paul Mays
Barney Rent
Grundy
Virginia
James A. Delaney
Janey and
Deel
Route 460
Buchanan County
Delaney
Grundy Hospital
Bob Playmale
Playmale
Mercer
McDowell
Wyoming
Wytheville
State Police
Washington County
Tazewell
Scott Counties
Bluefield
West Virginia Turnpike Authority
Charleston
Lucille Cyphers
Lucky
Mary
Denise
Larry
J. A
Bill
John
Bartley
Claude
Iowa
Sally Bellamy
Lessie Bellamy
Mary McIntosh
Mattie Bellamy
Marie Matney
Leona Ash
Elkton
Bradshaw Church of God
Rock Ridge
UMWA
Brother
Elden Delaney
Frank Delaney
Everett
Abrey
Evans
Iceland Atlantic Hot Spot: Red Influence Rising
Leo Cherne of the Research Institute of America warns of grave new dangers as Iceland teeters on the brink of Communist influence. The Bluefield Daily Telegraph begins a new series tomorrow titled Iceland Atlantic Hot Spot explaining what this means for the United States and Europe.
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Leo Cherne
Research Institute of America
United States
Europe
Iceland
Mr. Cherne
Atlantic
Bluefield
Weekend Deaths Run On Schedule
Holiday weekend traffic tolls rise as millions travel home. Safety officials warn the pattern mirrors past records with 158 deaths by Saturday night and a National Safety Council forecast of about 480 motor vehicle fatalities. State tallies show high counts in Texas and California as scattered rain dampens some travel.
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Council
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Arkansas
California
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Idaha
Dlinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
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Missouri
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New York
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Oklahoma
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Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Texas Commission On Race Relations
Repor
Mansfield
Will Search For Compromise In Canal Parley
Delegates from five nations east and west of Suez converge on Cairo for canal crisis talks. The mission led by Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies seeks how far President Nasser will accept an internationalized Suez Canal under Western terms amid Western and Soviet pressure. Egypt warns against compromise while Britain and France bolster forces in the region.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suez
Russia
Robert G. Menzies
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
Menzies Mission
Britain
France
Eisenhower
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
Nasser
President Eisenhower Praises American Labor On Labor Day
President Eisenhower lauds American labor for fueling a strong economy and high wages, calling labor the envy and a terror to enemies. He notes protections like old age security and unemployment insurance as part of a broad system around labor while inaugurating a three cent Labor Day stamp on the White House south lawn.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Peter J. McGuire
Summerfield
Mitchell
George Meany
Afl-Cio
13 Killed 11 Injured In Italian Bus Plunge
In Vichnza Italy a passenger bus plunged from a road injuring and killing multiple aboard authorities report 13 dead and 11 hurt as rescue teams work at the scene with emergency crews and local officials responding to the searing incident.
Tense Clinton desegregation rally ends before thunderstorm
In Clinton Tennessee a 1500 strong anti integration rally at the courthouse faced vigilante police, tear gas, and gunfire rumors. Gov Clem ent ordered 100 highway patrolmen and National Guard to the scene as riot threats faded and crowd dispersed.
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Clinton, Tenn
Frank Clement
National Guard
Leo Grant
Buford Lewallen
ClMton County
W. E. Lewallen
Tennessee
Clinton High School
Clinton
Chattanooga
Kefauver Cancels Labor Day Visit to Father
Senator Estes Kefauver aborts a Labor Day trip to Madisonville Tennessee to stay in Washington for campaign conferences. His 86 year old father Robert C. Kefauver has been in ill health and the plan is to visit on September 14.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
Madisonville
Tenn
Kefauver
Robert C. Kefauver
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Pete) Fernandez Jr
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