Russian Stirs Election Tiff
The article reports on the H-bomb testing dispute influencing the U.S. election, with President Eisenhower rebuking Soviet Premier Bulganin for meddling. Adlai Stevenson criticizes the White House and praises Bulganin’s note as potentially encouraging. Kefauver also questions the administration’s stance as Stevenson plans a 15 day windup from Libertyville.
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Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Nikolai Buliganin
Stevenson
James C Hagerty
Bulgania
United Ledans
New York
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Livertyville
Estes Kefauver
Bulganin
Kefauver
Pasatello
Idaho
Eisenhower plans more campaign trips after West coast swing
President Eisenhower, back from a five day West coast tour, plans additional campaign visits. White House aide Hagerty cautioned against calling it an “swing” and noted no comparable trip is planned. A televised appearance with a women’s panel for CBS is set for tomorrow from 3 to 3:30 p.m. EDT. The Gordon address will be broadcast by NBC at 9 p.m. EDT. No U N talk is planned Friday.
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Eisenhower
White House
James G. Hagerty
Hegerty
Sheraton Park
Madison Square Garden
New York
Gordon
National Broadcasting Company
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Fleeing Bandits Shoot 2 Cops in Lincoln Chase
Four bandits fleeing a Joliet robbery were shot at near Lincoln Illinois early today. Two officers Glenn Nichols and Robert Golightly were wounded with Nichols in serious condition. Two suspects were captured while two fled on foot as police, dogs, and airplanes searched the area.
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Joliet
Glenn Nichols
Robert Golightly
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Golightly
Oregon Gas Blast Hurts 20 in Cottage Grove
A Cottage Grove gas company blast injured at least 20 people, with several seriously burned, as storage tanks exploded and fire spread. Police Chief Ed Jones, a fireman, and residents were among the injured. a nearby house and a fire truck were destroyed. Eugene Springfield and Creswell fire crews aided, with damage pegged near 75 000 dollars.
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Ore
Creswell
Paul Radke
Fas Company
American Turns Buddhist Monk in Kyoto Japan
A 31 year old American, Robert C Wheeler, formerly of Nebraska City and a University of Nebraska graduate, was ordained last Friday as a Buddhist monk at Enryakuji temple on Mount Hiei overlooking Kyoto. He had been teaching English at Kyoto Women's University prior to taking vows.
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Mount Hiei
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Political Talks On TV And Radio Tonight
Radio and television schedule highlights top political activity with Laker Secretary James P Mitchell and Prop 4 supporters. KRON 8:35–9 pm GOP National Committee. KPIX 9–9:30 pm Mitchell. KGO through Friday 7:30–8 pm Yes on Prop 4. KNBG 9:30–9:45 pm Yes on Prop 4. KFRC 10–10:90 pm Yes on Prop 4 with Mitchell.
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GOP
National Committee
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KGO
Yes
KNBG
Charles Jones
Richfield Oil Co
Presi- Ant
Fam
KFRC
Hayward Sailor Arrested in Marijuana Possession Case
Alameda based A/2c Theodore R. Mesquita was arrested after Hayward police found about $400 worth of marijuana in his car. He admitted possession and claimed personal use, saying he bought narcotics in Oakland for $73 and expected to make cigarettes from the tins. He was booked on possession and transportation of narcotics.
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Hayward
Theodore R. Mesquita
Oakland
Vern Lippold
Lippold
Mesaquita
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Mesquita
Castro
Curtis de Hart
Vard
Northern Calif crash toll rises to fourteen fatalities
A weekend spate of Northern California crashes killed at least 14 people, with victims including San Joaquin Valley residents and San Franciscans. Notable incidents involved a Tyuckee area collision that left Charles H. Green and two others dead, and a high speed Oakland crash that claimed Clyde Larkin and Leslie Church. Police pursued a suspect car in another fatal chase near Highlands Hospital.
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San Joaquin Valley
Tyuckee
Charles H. Green
Green
Lee Gusta Bown
Guy Harris
Shunichi Yasiu
Sacramento
James Jones
Oakland
Danner Summit
Jones
Clyde Larkin
1St Home
Leslie Church
Highlands Iospital
Larry McKeet
Larkin
Wervinse
Phil
Melvin Johnson
Yester
Anti Western Vote Shifts Jordan Toward Neutral Arab Block
In Amman Jordan the anti Western swing in the 40 seat house of representatives points to a new government likely seeking treaty revision with Britain. About 23 of 43 elected members are anti Western including Communists and leftists, with low voter turnout andCaretaker Prime Minister Ibrahim Hashem expected to resign or stay briefly.
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Jordan
Walers
Egypt
Toder
House of Representatives
Britain
Ibrahim Hasem
Constitutionalist
Jerusalem
Bilko Takes Wife and Orders in Surprise Conn Ceremony
TV comedian Phil Silvers and Evelyn Patrick, a 22 year old from New York, exchanged vows in a surprise wedding at Woodbridge Connecticut. Silvers joked in their Manhattan apartment that he would let his wife run things for a few days before he "puts on the stripes."
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Evelyn Patrick
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Stripes
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Joy' Silvers
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Saa Weclader Arviawne
Egypt stalls as three power talks on Suez fail to set date
Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi after meeting with President Nasser says no date or place has been agreed for Egypt Britain and France to resume Suez talks. Cairo claims proposals so far are enough to start discussions while Britain and France await new ideas.
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Secure Council
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Grizzly mauls hunter. Mont. elk party survives
In the Bob Marshall Wilderness near Augusta Montana a 23 year old Fort Benton hunter Kenneth Scott was fatally mauled by a large grizzly after an elk hunt. Vic Squires suffered a leg injury as the bear attacked. Scott fired twice but his gun jammed and he died before a doctor could reach him. The party tracked the bear for hours and Squires fired again as Morris Embleton and others returned fire. The grizzly was killed ten feet from James.
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Burglar Drilled Into Newark Market For $114
Newark police report a burglar drilled and sawed into Free man’s market on Thornton Avenue, reaching through a rear storeroom door to remove a lock ing bar. He rifled file cabinets and the meat department, scattered papers, and fled with $114 in rolls of change.
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Freeman's Market
Thornton Avenue
John Burke
Meat Department
Fire Damages Buildings on Washington Avenue in San Leandro
Two small buildings were destroyed and a barn partly burned in a morning fire on the M. & Roger property at 14766 Washington Avenue. Four engines and 14 firefighters battled the blaze. property damage was about $1000. The fire started from an unattended open fire spreading to buildings. A tarare and nearby barn shed were involved.
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Washington Avenue
Starare
Bi All Shed
Father Beaten By Teen Gang Sparks San Francisco Disturbance
In San Francisco a juvenile disturbance led to Robert Stapp, 50, being beaten when he tried to intervene in a fight between his sons aged 15 and 17 and a group of eight youths. A bicycle chain was used as a weapon. The eight youths fled in a car as police arrived to investigate.
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Robert Stapp
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Stapp
Soviet Ships Visit Danzig and Warsaw Turmoil
Soviet naval vessels appeared off the Polish port of Danzig amid rumors of Soviet troop moves in Poland. Gen. Franciszek Andrijewski, Warsaw district commander, vanished at night, possibly fleeing to the Soviet Union, as Rokossovsky was ousted from the Politburo. Trybuna Lidy urged Western powers to refrain from meddling and defended Poland’s ties to the USSR.
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Konstantin Rokossovsky
Poland
Georgi Zhukov
Ivan Koney
Europe
Warsaw
Gdansk
Danzig
Franciszek Andrijewski
Soviet Union
Konstantin K. Rokossovvsky
Polish Communist Party
Wladislaw Gomulka
Polish Party
First Gesterate
Sven
Rokossovsky
Andriejewski
Wladyslaw Maturin
Communist Party
Gomulka
Warcław
Baltic
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East Germany
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Communist Partyewspaper Trybuna’ Lidy
New Freedom
Eisenhower
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Kremlin
Konstantin Rokoscovsky
Ald
Budapest
Prague
Czechoslovakia
A. B.aristov
New Demands In Hungary For Freedom
In Budapest, student demands for the reappointment of Imre Nagy as premier mirrored a push for greater freedom. Hungarian radio aired the calls while experts warned of potential upheaval, as signs of a Titoist split within Hungary emerged amid a broader eastern European quest for independence.
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Hunce
London
Hungary
Russia
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Technological University
Budapest
San Leandro Council Plans Redevelopment Board Picks
Five members of the newly created Redevelopment agency are expected to be appointed by the San Leandro City Council at tonight’s meeting. Also on the agenda is a contract with architect Francis Joseph McCarthy for the planned city library center. Public hearings begin at 7:15 on the Grover Cleveland school walkway project and curb gutter work on Alice Avenue and Merlecourt. A public work session will follow the legislative session.
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Alice Avenue
Man dies after betting to finish 28-ounce brandy bottle
Toronto police report Joseph Sysel, 32, died after attempting to drink a 28 ounce bottle of brandy in a bet with nine friends. An inch and a half remained in the bottle at the time of death.
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Toronto Day
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Sysel
Weather calm and cooler with partly cloudy tomorrow
A weather report predicts fair and cooler conditions tonight followed by partly cloudy skies tomorrow. Westerly winds are expected around ten miles per hour. yesterday's high and today's low are noted in the brief update.
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Tomorow
Heir
Hammond Lumber Sold 75 Million Deal Victory for Georgia Pacific
Georgia Pacific Corp buys Hammond Lumber Co for about 75 million dollars in a record lumber industry transaction. Owen R. Cheatham of Portland and Georgia Pacific officers presided over the San Francisco closing with Hammond executives present at a joint board meeting.
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Georgia-Pacific Corp
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Owen R. Cheatham
Portland
Ore
Georgia-Pacific
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