Financier Linked to Bombing in Atlanta Temple Attack
Police probe ties a wealthy backer to the $200000 bombing of a Jewish temple in Atlanta. Detectives seized letters referencing a fat cat financier and a New York influx, amid arrests of five men for questioning and a May plotting meeting. Wallace H. Allen and George Michael Bright are named among those held.
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Mate Comes Home After Forty Years
Arthur Walker, 74, returns from Australia after 40 years away. He and wife Maude, 66, share a joyful London reunion, recounting 1500 letters and their steadfast marriage vows despite his WWI gas exposure and health issues.
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FBI probes link between synagogue bombing and anti-Semitic leaflets
FBI agents and Peoria police investigate possible ties after a bombing of the Anshai Emeth synagogue. A local housewife handed over pamphlets she says were given by two men distributing material in front of the temple in recent weeks. Pamphlets include Jews in American Wars They Got the Mig and Americans All.
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Air Crash Kills Family of Four in Fog
A private plane crashed in dense fog near Batavia New York on Wednesday killing an Arkansas air force sergeant, his wife, and their two children.
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United Lutherans Approve Merger in Dayton
Delegates at the United Lutheran Church in America convention approved a merger with three smaller churches the Augustana Finnish and American Evangelical Lutheran. ULCA president Dr. Franklin Clark Fry said new constitution and by laws will be ready for the 1960 convention with hoped effect then. The merger includes the Augustana Finnish and American Evangelical Lutheran churches.
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Czech Pavilion Wins Brussels Fair Prize
Czech oslovakia won the prize for best pavilion at Brussels World’s Fair with the Czech pavilion topping the Belgian civil engineering display and the British site in third place. Germany and the United States tied for fourth, while the Soviet pavilion ranked 13th.
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Tunisia Breaks Ties with UAR After Diplomatic Rift
TUNIS AP Tunisia severed diplomatic relations with the United Arab Republic following a series of political clashes between the two Arab nations. The move reflects mounting tensions and shifts in regional alignments amid ongoing disputes. The decision was announced in Tunis after contentious episodes between Tunisian authorities and UAR leadership.
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Tunisia
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D C Bar Votes to Admit Negro Lawyers
The District of Columbia Bar Association voted Tuesday night to admit Black lawyers for the first time, marking a historic desegregation milestone for the district legal community.
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District of Columbia Bar Assn
Loveless To Greet Eisenhowers At Cedar Rapids Airport
Governor Loveless and Mrs Loveless will greet President Eisenhower and the First Lady officially at Cedar Rapids Municipal airport on Friday a change from plans to meet at the national corn picking contest site. The governor and Mrs Loveless will then return to Des Moines after the greeting as Loveless attends events at the contest site Thursday.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert Johnson
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Episcopalians told moderate drinking is allowed
A church commission report says moderate social drinking aligns with scripture and can be proper when done with restraint. It warns that many modern gatherings become mere drinking bouts and cautions against excessive or aimless cocktail parties.
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U S and Red Chinese Ambassadors Meet in Warsaw
In Warsaw, U.S. and Red Chinese ambassadors held talks again and scheduled the next meeting for October 23.
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Scholars to Get Varsity Letters at Asbury Park High
The Asbury Park Board of Education voted to award a varsity A to all students with a yearly average of 90 or higher, extending letters beyond athletics to academic achievement in the high school.
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Little Rock Lease Ban Extended in Federal Appeal
A federal appeals court in St Louis took under advisement a bid to block private use of Little Rock high schools. The court extended temporary restraining orders against leasing to a private firm as arguments focused on neutrality and compliance with state laws while Thurgood Marshall argued the NAACP concerns.
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Montgom ery Plan Could Shorten War Says Montgomo ery
President Eisenhower avoided direct critique of Montgomery while noting the war in Europe was won in about 11 months after D day. Montgomery’s Life magazine memoir argues for a 40 division thrust up the west coast of Europe toward the Ruhr and Berlin. German General Blumentritt contends the war could have ended by Christmas 1944 with Montgomery’s plan.
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Russians Open Atheist School in Ashkhabad
The Soviet Union has opened a university of atheism in Ashkhabad, capital of its central Asian republic of Turkistan. The institution aims to promote secular study and reduce religious influence in the region.
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Murray Listed In President Reception Line At Iowa Contest
Republican gubernatorial candidate Dr. William G. Murray will be sixth in the 13 member reception line for President Eisenhower at Cedar Rapids airport. The arrangement shifts from Loveless to welcome the President, with Kennedy's speech preceding the arrival, and officials including Hickenlooper, Martin, Talle and mayors among those listed to greet the President.
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Eisenhower Schedule Change Delays Saturday Cedar Rapids Visit
The White House announced a last minute change to President Eisenhower's itinerary. He will arrive at Cedar Rapids airport at 10:45 a.m. Friday and speak at 12:15 p.m. at the contest site, with lunch 12:30 to 1:15, departing for Abilene at 1:40 p.m.
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Eisenhower denounces temple bombers as hoodlums
President Eisenhower denounced the attackers of Jewish temples as hoodlums of the Al Capone and Babyface Nelson type. He spoke against the dynamiting in Atlanta and Peoria after a reporter noted alleged Confederate underground ties. He stressed his lifelong respect for the Civil War era Southern Confederacy but called such self descriptions insults.
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Eisenhower
al Capone
Nelson
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Eisenhower campaign tour to start Friday in multiple states
President hopeful Eisenhower outlines a campaign itinerary aimed at maximum regional reach via television and radio. He explains choosing Iowa Kansas Colorado and Illinois without Senate races while skipping Minnesota and Wisconsin. He jokes about visiting his boyhood hometown Abilene Kansas and Denver to see Mrs Eisenhower’s mother despite possible objections.
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Eisenhower Calls For Nonpartisan Foreign Policy Debate
In a public statement he urged that foreign policy be kept out of partisan congressional campaign chatter. He noted a former president, clearly referring to Harry Truman, who also avoided injecting foreign policy into campaigns.
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Harry Truman
President backs Dulles on Quemoy and Matsu forces
President Eisenhower supported Secretary Dulles position that the United States would not force Nationalist China to reduce its garrison on Quemoy and Matsu. He left open the option of using persuasive means to achieve a smaller force deployment.
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Space agency to decide on missile transfer from armed forces
Space Mr. Eisenhower said no final decision has been made on which missile and space projects and scientist manpower may be taken over by the new civilian agency. He noted Dr. Keith Glennan has asked the army to turn over about 2,100 missile scientists and engineers. The President said studies are being made by all interested agencies, but the final decision remains pending.
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