Nurse Shakes Three Infants To Death
A 33 year old nurse in New Haven admitted shaking to death three infants and injuring others. Coroner James Corrigan named the victims as the Kap sinow infant of New Haven Malkan of New Canaan and Hubbard of Guilford. The nurse argued she was not licensed and her case was continued to September 15 with bond set at fifty thousand dollars.
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Virginia
New Haven
Conn
Vvirgina B. Jaspers
Edward L. Nesboks
Miss Jaspers
James J. Corrigan
Allen H. Kapsinow
Corrigan
Bruce Malkan
Willard Malkan
New Canaan
Cynthia Hubbard
Allen Hubbard
Guilford
Jaspers
Wildlife and humans must learn to live together
The piece explores mutual fear between humans and wild animals and the drive to kill for food or pleasure. It urges respecting wildlife, avoiding feeding or poking at animals, and recognizing that hunting has reduced animal populations. It calls for understanding and coexistence under protective laws.
Typhoon Charlotte Heads For Formosa
Typhoon Charlotte was centered about 500 miles southeast of Formosa and moving toward the island. Ships were warned to keep clear of the storm path with winds near the center reported at 90 mph.
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Taipei
Formosa
Charlotte
Stevenson Heads For Northwest Whirlwind Precampaign
Adlai E Stevenson and Estes Kefauver pushed a precinct level organizing plan as they began a Northwest tour. The Democratic nominees urged party workers from New Mexico to Arizona to roll up sleeves and build toward Election Day in the critical Southwest.
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Santa FE
N. M
Adlai E. Stevenson
Estes Kefauvthey
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Sioux City
Erward Stevenson
Southwest
New Mexico
Colorado
Arkansas
Wyoming
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Eisenhower Leaves California for Washington Campaign Plans
President Eisenhower departed Pebble Beach for Washington aboard the Columbine III to resume government business and outline the 1956 campaign strategy. He traveled with Mamie and close associates including Ellis Slater, Frank Willard, William Robinson, and aides Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder and James Hagerty.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Eisenhower
Washington
California
Monterey Naval Air Field
Mamie
Ellis Slater
Frankfort Distilleries
Frank Willard
New York
William E. Robinson
Coca-Cola
Howard Snyder
William G. Draper
Air Force
James C. Hagerty
Red China says plane shot down off China coast
Secretary of State Dulles said Peiping acknowledged Chinese air force fighters shot at a U S Navy Mercator patrol plane last Thursday. He noted the note offered only a negative response and mentioned one crewman’s body found with a bullet wound.
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Washington
China
United States
Dulles
Peiping
Tokyo
U.S
Red China
Nasser Pressured by Soviets in Suez Crisis Talks
Secretary of State Dulles accused the Soviet Union of waging a propaganda campaign to derail a peaceful Suez settlement with Egyptian President Nasser. He noted Nasser agreed to meet a London conference committee, while 18 of 22 nations favored an international canal board.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
Nasser
London
Suez
Soviet Union
India
Ceylon
Indonesia
U.S
Dmitri Shepilov
Virginia Legislature Advances Segregation Bills in Special Session
Administration leaders introduced 13 measures in the General Assembly aimed at preserving segregated public schools in Virginia. A key bill would withhold state support from integrated schools, with Gov. Stanley arguing for voluntary segregation and proposing amendments to the 1956 Appropriations Act to define an efficient system as separate white and Negro schools.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Virginia
Thomas B. Stanley
House
Senate
Stanley
de Howard Beeshal
Mahoney Named Senatorial Candidate in Maryland
George P. Mahoney, who lost the Democratic primary last May, was selected by the State Democratic Committee 97-55 to replace the ailing Millard E. Tydings as the party candidate for the U.S. Senate. He pledged to revive the 1959 clash with Butler, while Mrs. Eleanor Tydings urged as a drafting alternative. The decision follows a turbulent preselection with ties to Tydings' history and Butler’s 1950 support.
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George P. Mahoney
Abigail
Baltimore
Maryland Democratic Committee
Sen
Tydings
Mahoney
Millard E. Tydings
U. S. Senate
State
Democratic Committee
Eleanor Tydings
U.S
Russia
Joseph E. Davies
John Marshall Butler
Butler
Senate
Senate Elections
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Roosevelt
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Thomas D’alesandro
Michael J. Birmingham
Birmingham
Jon
Woteantenwaht
Asean
Bombing Ends Truce in Lanarca in Cyprus Unrest
In Lanarca on the east coast of Cyprus a bombing ended an 11 day truce proclaimed by Greek Cypriot underground. No casualties were reported. Nicosia Mayor Dervis under house arrest faced investigation. Six EOKA members were moved from Nicosia prison to Britain to serve remaining sentences.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Lanarca
Britain
No Commitment To Accept Proposal On Suez Mediation
London report states Bevet agreed to meet a five nation committee on an international Suez Canal board with Egypt as a member, but gave no commitment to accept. Nasser welcomed talks but offered no meeting time. Britain and France reinforce forces, while arrests in Cairo raise espionage concerns.
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London
Bevet
Nasser
Five Nation
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
Cairo
Menzies
Downing St
Eden
Egypt
United Nations
Suez Canal Co
Suez
Naser
United States
Sweden
Ethiopia
Iran
Lou Henderson
U.S
Britain
France
Mediterranean
Daniel In Big Texas Political Row
U S Senator Daniel Price leading Ralph Yarborough by a razor thin margin for the Democratic nomination in Texas. Ballot challenges loom in about 254 counties as Yarborough supporters vow to contest questionable votes. Daniel, 46, famed for calm under fire, would resign his Senate seat if he wins the primary and the general election.
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Dallas
U. S
Texas
Yarborough
Austin
Daniel
Liberty
Tex
Chile
Spain
Tidelands
Senate
Spectacled Bandit Robs Greenville Savings Bank
A masked bandit with horn-rimmed glasses robbed Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan in Greenville at about 10 a.m. taking $2,500 to $3,000. He fled in a 1945 Ford, then abandoned the car at a supermarket and used a taxi to disappear. Police searched the area. suspect described as 25 to 30, six feet tall, wearing a sports shirt and dark trousers.
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Greenville
S.C
Saving and Loan Association
Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Betty Heyward
Donaldson Air Force Base
Governor Calls For Income Hike
Governor Hodges urged higher incomes in North Carolina saying the state ranked 45th in per capita income in 1953 and faced a large gap in agriculture earnings. He spoke at the North Carolina Assn. of Chamber of Commerce Executives meeting, calling for more industry diversification and farm income improvement.
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Hendersonville
N.C
Hodges
North Carolina
North Carolina Assn. of Chamber of Commerce
United States
Colin
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