U N Debates Suez Crisis After Egyptian Move
The United Nations Security Council approved a debate on the Suez Canal crisis to begin next week. Britain France and Australia abstained on a counter complaint by Egypt charging Britain and France with charter violations. Foreign ministers from the five nations planned to attend and Dulles signaled no war to resolve the canal crisis.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Security Council
Suez Canal
Nasser
Egypt
Exsypt
Britain
France
Australia
Belgium
United States
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Washington
Dulles
Pierson Dixon
Bernard Cornut-Gentille
Suez
Beef Market Prices Rise in Chicago Market
Prime steers sold at 34 dollars per hundred pounds, highest in 18 months, with choice steers reaching 30.50 and 30.25 yesterday. Dressed beef carcasses topped at 48.50, the highest since 1952, reflecting gains across wholesale and retail beef sectors. Prime cattle go to hotels and restaurants, while choice beef remains popular with housewives.
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Chicago
Beer Czar Crow May Quit Amid Lobbying Scandal
State beer commissioner G Bucten Crow contemplates resignation as 12 investigators head to Charleston for a front office probe prompted by investigator George W Oates of Keyser after a mineral county tavern owner accused Oates of soliciting members for a retail beer sales association. Crow denies ordering any membership drives and says the controversy delays his planned return to private life as a lawyer and bank president in Ripley.
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James A. Hill
G. Bucten Crow
Charleston
Crow
George W. Oates
Keyser
Oates
Minleral County
Statehouse
Ripley
U N Striving to Avert Israel Jordan Warfare
United Nations seeks to halt a Palestine war as Israel and Jordan clash after a night raid. Jordan threatens counterattacks. Iraq troops poised. Hammarskjold to urge Security Council action. Britain and Washington condemn reprisals while noting limited restraint.
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Israel- Jordan
Jerusalem
United Nations
Palestine
Jordan
Middle East
Iraq
Hussein
Amman
Egypt
London
Israel
Britain
New York
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Hammiar
Skjold
Mrs. Jeter Acquitted In Slaying
Mrs. Mary E. Jeter of Weirton was acquitted of murder by the Hancock County Circuit Court jury after three ballots. She claimed self defense in a June incident in which a knife was used during a struggle with her husband Vernon Jeter, who died hours later. The couple had been married ten years and previously lived in Sandtuck, South Carolina.
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New Cumberland
Mary E. Jeter
Weirton
Hancock County
Vernon
Weirton Steel Co
Jeter
J. H. Brennan
Brennan
Jeters
Sandtuck
J. H. McIntosh
Steubenville
Stevenson headlines Midwest swing as campaign publicizes farms
Adlai Stevenson raps Benson and expands campaign drive through the Midwest farm belt while Eisenhower plans broader public appearances. Stevenson criticized the administration over farm policy and leadership while noting the soil bank program politics ahead of elections.
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Adlai
Benson
Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Midwest
Hisenhower
Sman
White House
William Knowland
California
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Joseph W. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Jacksonville
Soil Bank
Peoria
Ill
Stevenson
Secretary of Agriculture
Harrison Donates 1000 to Coonskin Park Fund
A $1000 gift to the Coonskin Park Memorial Fund was announced by the Park Commission. Max C. Harrison of Pittsburgh, head of the Kanawha Air-Lee Construction Co., donated in memory of Carl C. Calvert, former Kanawha County Court president, the fund’s largest single donation to date.
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Coonskin Park
Park Commission
Max C. Harrison
Pittsburgh
Kanawha Air- Lee Editorial
Great Park of
Coonskin
Wage
Jury Convicts Matusow of Five Perjury Counts
Harvey Matusow, once a government anti Communist witness, is found guilty on five federal perjury counts for lying to aid 13 second tier Red leaders. Trial spanned 10 days with sentencing set for Friday. bail adjustments allowed temporary freedom.
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New York
Harvey M. Matusow
Matusow
Matusaw
U.S
John F. X. McGahey
Cohn
Reds
Asst
Thomas A.bolan
McGahey
West Virginia Labor Federation Convention Report
Gazette staffer Don Seagle covers the West Virginia State Federation of Labor convention in Clarksburg. Daily reports will detail the meeting’s impact on thousands of West Virginians through Saturday.
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The
Gazette
Don Seagle
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Army Fire Test Signals Long Range IRBM Progress
The Army disclosed a long distance test of an Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile device launched from Patrick Air Force Base, aiming to reach hundreds of miles in range. Maj. Gen. Medaris said future tests would push beyond 3,000 miles. Unofficial reports noted the prototype showed high performance and could have reached satellite-era altitudes.
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Armed Forces
Patrick Air Force Base
Florida
Pentagon
Army
John B.medaris
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Huntsville
Ala
Huntsville Arsenal
Medaris
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Lee
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Lillian Harris
Quota Club
William Dick
Therm
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St. Louis
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Coonskin Park Fund
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