Stevenson says Eisenhower to blame for US decline abroad
Adlai Stevenson in Vancouver accuses President Eisenhower of “giveaways” of natural power resources and lost opportunities at home. He blasts the administration over water, forests, and land policy, vows to discuss war and peace, and rails at Langlie’s debate challenge while visiting Bonneville Dam with Kefauver.
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Vancouver
Wash
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Tamaneatio
WCU Aue Pe Eonecatee
Clark County
Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Washington
Arthur Langlie
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Langlie
Levenson
Sen. Magnuson
New
America
Pacific Northwest
Bonneville Dam
Evergreen Hotel
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Ser. Kefauver
Housewives Arise In Fight Over Easy Day Challenge
Gazetteer column by George Lawless traps a bachelor into doing a Kanawha Valley housework for a full day. The stunt challenges the idea that a housewife’s lot is hard and invites readers to see the effort firsthand in a feature tease.
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Gazette
George Lawless
Kanawha Valley
Gazetteer
Inside Today Want Ads and Displays
Classified notes list phone contacts and display ads with numbers 69613 4.0551 and 2361. Small brief item indicating available ad services and rates.
Democrats in South Carolina seek independent ticket in 1960
The article reports South Carolina Democrats aiming to qualify an independent slate to replace pledged electors to Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver. It notes efforts to obtain 10,000 signatures, opposition to the Supreme Court desegregation ruling, and related state legislative actions on education and segregation in the era.
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South Carolina
National Democratic Party
Adlai Steven ‘Son
Estes Kefauver
Farley Smith
Lynchburg
S. C
U.S. Supreme Court
Richmond
Thomas B. Stanley
Alabama
Students End Strife At Mendoza After Killing Flares
In Mendoza Argentina students at Cuyo University ended a faculty backed strike after one person was killed and 16 injured during night riots over appointing a new university president Dr. Basso. Gov officials tightened a state of siege as Col. Victor Arribau was named to replace Basso, calming rioters who then returned to class.
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Mendoza
Argentina
UINS
Cuyo University
Basso
Col
Victor Arribau
Arribau
Buenos Aires
AFL-CIO Endorses Stevenson Kefauver Ticket After Vote
The AFL-CIO Executive Council recommended endorsing the Democratic presidential ticket of Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver. The split 17-5 vote followed four hours of debate and will be presented to 140 unions in Chicago on Sept. 14.
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Afl-Cio
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Chicago
George Meany
Meany
Eisenhower
Today’s Definition INDIVIDUALIST
An independent man who tries to keep the government from taking care of him is described as an individualist. The term portrays self reliance and resistance to social welfare. It emphasizes personal autonomy and minimal state involvement in daily life.
Jail confinement rules approved by Judge Thompson
Rules for confinement in the Kanawha County jail were approved by Intermediate Court Judge William J. Thompson and take effect immediately. The rules require a proper commitment for ongoing confinement, allow release at 9 a.m. if no commitment is filed, and permit holding intoxicated prisoners until sober or a commitment is received. A held arrestee must have a card detailing the charge, and no bond is allowed before formal charging. The measure stems from state police cooperation concerns and aims to standardize misdemeanor handling by troopers.
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Kanawha County
Wiliam J. Thompson
Charles IM. Walker
William M. Beckett
Thompson
Col. R. W. Boyles
State Department
Five Other Cases Probed in Nurse Slayings Inquiry
Police report five more children injured while in the care of Virginia B. Jaspers, the nurse who admitted causing the death of three infants. A coroner's inquest into an 11 day old girl's death was postponed as Jaspers' lawyers seek psychiatric examination.
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Virginia Jaspers
New Haven
Conn
Robert Mulhern
INS
Miss Jaspers
Abbe Kapsinow
James J. Corrigan
Jaspers
Kapsinow
Francis V. McManus
Bruce Malkan
Willard Malkan
New Canaan
Robert Saidel
Berry L. Saidel
Woodbridge
Marvin H. Schaeffer
Racing Hassle Being Studied by State Racing Commission
The State Racing Commission seeks AG interpretation of Section 15 on whether it can enforce a 4 percent purses rule after Charles Town Jockey Club paid 3.01 percent of track purses for meets through Aug. 14. HBPA cites $133,442 underpayment amid a $13.25 million gross, as governors and HBPA officers discuss authority.
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the Gazette
Charles Town Jockey Club
State Racing Commission
Attorney General
Charles Town
Borsemen
HBPA
Gordon
Racing Commission
Marland
Rey Graham
Huntington
Commission
Graham
Byrd
Congress
Eisenhower Budget Sees Surplus But No Tax Cut Now
The Eisenhower administration projects a 707 million dollar surplus for the current year and plans to use it to reduce the 272 billion public debt. Despite party convention promises of tax cuts, officials say Congress will not be asked to cut taxes in January. Tax receipts may rise further, but Senator Byrd warns against a rushed tax reduction.
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Raymond Wilcove
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Capitol Hill
Hisenhower
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
FBI arrests four in Riesel blinding case
Four men with criminal histories including John Dio Dioguardi were arrested by the FBI in New York on conspiracy charges tied to the attack on labor columnist Victor Riesel outside a Manhattan restaurant on April 5. Additional arrestees and a motive involving pay to silence Riesel are noted, with one witness held on bond as a material witness.
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New York
John Johnny Dio
Dioguardi
FBI
Victor Riesel
Riesel
Manhattan
Federal Grand Jury
Riesel Long
Thomas Dioguardi
Johnny Dio
Domenico Bando
Nick Bando
Charles Tuso
Charles Carlino
Charlie Woppie
Abraham Telvi
Telvi
Crand
Embassy secretaries face expulsion over alleged spy links
Cairo reports two British Embassy secretaries James Swinburn and Charles Pittuck accused as master spies after arrest with Egyptian official El Sayed Amin Mahmoud. Swinburn allegedly worked with diplomats J B Flux and J C Gove per Hatem. British Embassy and Foreign Office deny involvement calling charges lunacy.
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Cairo
James Swinburn
Arab News Agency
Charles Pittuck
Marconi Radio- Telegraph Co
Egypt
el Sayed Amin Mahmoud
Swinburn
Pittuch
Middle East
Agenccy
J. B. Flux
J. C. Gove
Gove
Flux
London
Abgel Kader Hatem
Gordon
Charleston
John A. Mantuso
Washington
HBPA
National Purse Committee
Charles Town
Reds Deny U S Plane Shot Down
Secretary of State Dulles said Red China admitted downing an aircraft off the coast the same day a U S Navy patrol plane was shot down in the Pacific. One corpse was found, survivors denied. 16 aboard the Mercator, 15 others missing. Airman Albert P. Martin of Delta Ohio identified among the recovered.
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Washington
Dulles
Red China
U. S. Navy
Pacific
Navy
Tokyo
Albert P. Martin
Delta
Ohio
Espionage Ring Claim Ties Egypt to British Intelligence
Swinburn and two co defendants were arrested at Swinburn's Cairo home. Hatem cited a two year discovery of an espionage ring aiding British intelligence and said seized documents prove a conspiracy against Egypt's security. In Washington Dulles denounced a vicious propaganda campaign aimed at pressuring Egypt to reject peace talks.
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Swinburn
Cairo
Hatem
Egypt
Washington
Dulles
Russia
Gazette Want Ads Show Range Of Sold Items
Classified list highlights second day sales including used range, television console with antenna, baby bed with mattress, and a deep well pump all offered for cash. Contacts and prices appear for each listing.
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Antenna
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