Dulles Reports Solid Gains in Suez Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles arrives from London to tell President Eisenhower that solid gains toward a peaceful Suez solution have been made as an 18 nation conference backs a Suez Canal Users Association SCUA in hopes of U N involvement. France agrees to join with reservations, and a third London conference is set for Oct 1 to implement the agency. Dulles stressed Egypt must decide whether to pursue peace over force.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
State Dulles
London
Eisenhower
U. S
Sasienances
Assa
Dulles
U. N
National Airport
Egypt
Suez Canal Users’ Assn
SCUA
Club
Suez Canal
Guy Mollet
Paris
Britain
Nasser
Saudi
Arabia
Shukri Kuwaity
Saud al Fiyadh
Cairo
India
Vv. K. Krishna Menon
White House
France
Western Economic Pinch Hurts Egypt
Cairo reports a Western led sanctions squeeze tightens Egypt as U S British and French restrictions curb foreign assets. Nasser faces limited canal tolls and dwindling reserves with imports and cotton exports stressed. Government seeks credits in Soviet bloc and new markets while luxury imports tighten and key shortages grow.
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Cairo
Egypt
U. S
Nasser
Paris
London
Inside Today PHONES Woor Ads Display Ads
Reading the page shows classified style lines about display ads and contact phone numbers. The fragment mentions Woor Ads and All Orkers with placeholder codes and a general contact line.
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Woor
Pentagon wrestles with space ad rates for Earth satellites
A Fairfield California dealer asked Secretary Wilson for exclusive advertising space on all Earth satellites planned for next year. The Pentagon routed the letter to the Navy for action and expected a reply stating no space is available.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Wilson
Fairfield
Calif
Wilson
Travis Air Force Base
Navy Department
Temporary relief guard to build span at Cooper's Creek
A West Virginia National Guard unit will install a Bailey Bridge across Cooper's Creek to restore U S 119 traffic by Tuesday afternoon. Two convoys with a 75 ton bridge kit proceed from Ft. Knox to Charleston while Hewitt Construction builds a temporary dual span nearby. The effort aims to keep traffic moving after a bridge collapse damaged the highway last week.
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Cooper’s Creek
New York Central System
U. S. 119
Big Chimney
Gazette
John ’G. Morgan
the Gazette
West Virginia National Guard
Cooper's Creek
Y Moon
Charles R. Fox
1092D Engineering Bn
Parkersburg
Charleston
lMorehead
State Guard
Sheridan Philip Jones
Queen Shoals
Elk River
W. Va
Bailey Bridge
Hewitt Construction Co
Hewitt
State Road Commission
Burl A. Sawyers
Nixon Sees Four Day Week Utopian State by 10 Years
Colorado Springs report on Vice President Nixon pledging a future with a four day week and higher living standards. He described an “exciting future” where poverty is forgotten and predicted doubling living standards in ten years if government is run to unleash American ingenuity and reduce reliance on federal action.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Nixon
GOP
United States
Washington
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Gridder Dies After Wheeling High School Game
Lou Mack 17, co captain of Wheeling Central Catholic High School, died at Wheeling Hospital from a severe brain injury sustained in a game with Wheeling High School. He was a senior and honor student. autopsy pending. First WV high school football death since four years ago in Clay.
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Wheeling
Wheeling Central Catholic
Wheeling High
Lou Mack
Mack
Wheeling High School
Harry McKinley
Central Catholic
George Mack
Charleston
W. R. Fugitt
West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission
Clay
Definition SELF-PRESERVATION: The wise worm and early bird
A compact aphorism contrasts the matinet with self preservation. It suggests the instinct to protect oneself motivates prudent action before opportunity passes. The wording frames wise hesitation as a natural response to risk.
Somoza Shot in Leon Nicaragua Amid State of Siege
President Anastasio Somoza was shot three times in Leon as Nicaragua declared a state of siege. A U S medical team arrived in Managua and three U S specialists were en route to treat the leader who was described in stable condition.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somaza
Leity of Leon
Washington
Panama Canal Zone
Somoza
U.S
United States
Eisenhower
Leonard Heston
Army
Walter Reed Medical Center
Leon
Liberal Party
Stevenson assails GOP changes in lands and farms
Adlai Stevenson denounces Republicans for what he calls a short change to farmers small business and taxpayers. He links farm income cuts and tax shifts to corporate benefits and accuses the administration of political expediency both at home and abroad while urging a return to Democratic leadership. He notes Eisenhower’s near passive presidency and cites a Denver rally speech focused on conservation and public lands. Stevenson also criticizes Nixon and references current policy failures during a campaign stop in Colorado Springs and Newton Iowa.
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Stevenson
Denver
Rocky Mountains
West
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Summerfield
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
National Labor Relations Board
Free World
Newton
Huntsman Beats Bear in Fast Home Stretch
In Sault Ste. Marie Elmer Gregg followed a barking dog into woods behind his home and found a brown bear that had not treed. The bear charged toward the house and Gregg shot and killed the 200 pound animal to win by a slim margin.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Elmer Gregg
Elmer
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Charles Hibbard
Adlai
Ike
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Kall
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