Ike Announces Atom Pool Plan Without Russia
President Eisenhower said the United States and allied nations, excluding Russia, will form an international atomic pool for peaceful purposes. Britain France Canada Australia and South Africa were named as initial supporters, with others expected to join soon. The announcement followed his address from the White House, then his visit to Fitzsimons Army Hospital for a checkup. The plan accompanies construction of a first commercial-size peaceful atomic plant at Shippingport Pennsylvania, and aims to share atomic knowledge with allies under a new U.S. atomic energy law. The move marks a shift from the earlier Russia-inclusive proposal and advances a nuclear era driven by peaceful use.
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DENVER
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Great Britain
France
Canada
Australia
South Africa
White House
Fitzsimons Army hospital
America
Shippingport
Pittsburgh
United Nations
Soviet Union
Dulles
Congress
Pennsylvania
Bridgeport Weather Outlook and Almanac Report
Official Weather Bureau data show Bridgeport and vicinity expecting fair warm weather today with high 80s inland near 90 along the coast. Tonight partly cloudy with low in 60s. Wednesday fair and slightly cooler inland. Also includes tide times and almanac details for Tuesday September 7.
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U. S
BRIDGEPORT
NEW YORK CITY
McCarthy Lawyer to Call Witnesses in Censure Quiz
Rev John A Fay dies after two year illness at St Francis hospital Hartford. native of Rockville he studied at University of Toronto and Georgetown Law then became priest. ordained 1903 by Cardinal Gibbons. first assignment St Mary's New Britain later pastor at Our Lady Mercy Plainville and St Peter's Bridgeport.
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BETHEL
Connecticut
John A. Fay
St. Mary’s church
St. Peter’s church
Bridgeport
St. Francis hospital
Hartford
Rockville
Father Fay
University of Toronto
Canada
Georgetown university
Washington D. C
St. Mary’s seminary
Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
New Britain
Our Lady of Mercy church
Plainville
McCarthy Defense Plans Call for Witnesses in Censure Case
Senator McCarthy's attorney Edward Bennett Williams announced that witnesses will be called in the defense against 46 censure charges, and that McCarthy will not testify first. Williams said McCarthy may testify for two days starting Thursday, with the defense likely resting Friday as public hearings resume before a special Senate committee. The committee held closed sessions on Labor Day amid strategy planning and did not indicate plans to dismiss charges before testimony.
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WASHINGTON
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Edward Bennett Williams
Senate
Williams
MccCarthy
Watkins
Utah
American girl bullfighter gored in Mexican arena
Patricia McCormick, 24, American bullfighter, lay critically injured in Del Rio hospital after being gored in Ciudad Acuna during a bid for a second kill. Alejandro El Hierro, ex-matador and trainer, leapt into the ring to lift her from the horns as the crowd of 3,000 watched. Manola Marquz rushed in with a cape to distract the bull.
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bradavo
Alejandro El Hierro
dor
Manola Marquz
El Hierro
Juarez
Big Spring
Tex
Texas Western College
El Paso
Miss Connecticut Picks Picket Fails To Enter Miss America
Violet Fuchs a 24 year old former WAC from Middletown Conn staged a loud picket at the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City claiming legal title to Miss Connecticut. After three hours in sun she fainted and was revived by police who sent her home.
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Associated Press
Violet Fuchs
feft
Middletown
Lenora Slaughter
Atlantic City
N. J
Fuchs
Miss Slaughter
Dorothy Hopkins
Storrs
WAC
Miss Fuchs
pageant
Chalfonte-Haddon Hall
Ike Has Checkup in Army Hospital
President Eisenhower underwent his annual physical at Fitzsimons Army Hospital today after a nationwide radio and television address announcing an atomic energy pool for peaceful purposes with allied nations, excluding Russia. He will stay overnight and return to work tomorrow, accompanied by White House physician Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder.
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DENVER
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
White House
Lowry Air Force Base
United States
Russia
James Clagerty
M. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army hospital
Washington
Nationalist Bombers Hit Quemoy as Reds Bomb Mainland
Nationalist bombers pounded Red mainland targets forcing reduced fire on Quemoy island as warships joined the effort. Dozens of planes engaged Amoy and Tatung, with a defense ministry report noting planes returned safely and authorities declaring "satisfactory" results.
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TAIPEH
Formosa
Quemoy island
defense ministry
Amoy
Red 15
bose
Quemoy
Tatung island
Amoy island
Peiping
Tokyo
Tatung
Red coast
Formosa Strait
Amoay island
Edna, Fifth Hurricane of Season, Forms in Atlantic
A new tropical storm named Edna formed 690 miles east-southeast of Miami and was expected to reach hurricane force of 75 mph before daylight. It centers about 150 miles north of the Dominican Republic and moves northwest at 8 to 10 mph with no land areas in immediate danger. Shipping was advised to exercise caution as the storm could intensify.
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MIAMI
Fla
Atlantic
weather bureau
Dominican Republic
Edna
Five youths admit breaks in 15 stores in Bridgeport area
Bridgeport and Stratford police solved 15 store breaks with five local youths and a East Main confectionery owner named as the alleged fence. The group stole over 1,200 cigarette cartons and cash, with 12 incidents in Bridgeport and 3 in Stratford. Harry DeBernardo, 41, owner of 381 East Main street, held on 5000 dollars bond. Youths identified include Kenneth Bruneau, 16. John Burton, 17. Austin Silfies, 17. Arthur King, 16. Kenneth Zumbach, 17. All booked in Stratford for breaking and entering.
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Bridgeport
Stratford
East Side
John A. Lyddy
Patrick J. Flanagan
Harry DeBernardo
385 East Main street
East Main street
DeBernardo
Dominic A. Conte
William
Kenneth G. Bruneau
Union avenue
John J Burton
Gilbert street
Austin H. Silfies
Grand street
Arthur King
Nob Hill circle
Kenneth E. Zumbach
James street
Bruneau
Siffies
Zumbach
Burton
King
Secret SEATO pact talks advance in Manila session
Delegates from eight nations held a secret session in the Philippine Senate chamber and moved to resolve five disputed SEATO issues. They had approved half of the 10 articles, with contention over automatic retaliation and constitutionally required steps, while Peiping Radio denounced the gathering as an anti Asia policy push.
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MANILA
Southeast Asia
Philippine senate chamber
E.C.T
Asia
Philippines
Thailand
Peiping
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
U. S
China
United Nations
United States asks UN to meet on plane attack
The United States urged the UN Security Council to convene soon to discuss the alleged unprovoked attack on a U S Navy plane by Soviet aircraft over international waters off the Siberian coast on Sept 4. Ambassador Lodge said a written request would follow and Urrutia would consult others before setting a date. The session was expected within a week.
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UNITED NATIONS
N.Y
United States
UN Security council
Lodge
Security council
council
Soviet Union
U. S
Siberian
Siberia
U.S
Urrutia
Navy Insists Bomber Off Russian Territory
The Navy held firm today, stating its position on the bomber incident near Russian territory. Details and response were continued on Page Two.
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Navy
WASHINGTON
Woman Passenger Prevented Blast On Dutch Airliner Crash
Elizabeth Snyder, a 25 year old New York businesswoman, halted a potential explosion aboard a KLM plane that crashed near Shannon Ireland. The captain credited her quick action, knocking away a matches box as fuel fumes filled the cabin, likely saving 28 lives including his own.
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SHANNON
Ireland
New York
Shannon river
Adriaan Viruly
Elizabeth Snyder
Miss Snyder
newamen
Kem Card company
Viraly
Labor Day traffic in Fairfield county shows few accidents
Police reported a relatively quiet Labor Day weekend with no fatalities in Fairfield county. National totals fell short of forecasts as 334 deaths occurred nationwide, with two state fatalities and one local tragedy involving 8 year old Joanne Swatman.
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Fairfield county
Merritt parkway
New England
National Safety Council
Joanne Swatman
New Haven
Connecticut
Thomas Paterson
Charles Collier
Set
Paterson
Collier
Joanne
Bertrand J. Swatman
Westport
Frank Bennett
Sgt
Bennett
Greenwich
Milford station
Labor day
Martin Dominello
Meriden
Patchogue river
Westbrook
Ernest J. Fleet
East Hartford
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Beauty
J. A. FAY
Bethel Parish
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Angelo Patri
teewee
Constantine Brown
Dr. Bundesen
Erich Brandeis
Gored
ARMY HOSPITAL
CHIANG
Urges Security Council
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Francisco Urrutia
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