Egypt Israel Aerial Clash Reported Near Gaza Front
Cairo report says a first aerial clash occurred over Egyptian territory near Rafah as fighting continues along the Gaza frontier. Israel claims Egyptian planes were driven back. casualties cited include Egyptians and Israelis, with refugees fleeing and U N observers rushing to scenes.
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Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Jerusalem
Rafa
Strip
Sinai Penina
Pares
Hanoun
Gaza
U. N
Gaza City
Beeri
Berri
Kussa
U.S
State Dulles
All Clear Shouts For East Coast As Edith Bends North
The storm Edith has curved to a north northeast path with 80 mph winds. The east coast and Bermuda are likely out of direct danger as the center passes east of Bermuda tonight. Hurricane hunter planes moved from Bermuda to Warner Robins GA to monitor the system.
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Miami
Fla. 1
Bermuda
Edith
Gordon Dunn
Dunn
Daytona Beach
Fla
United States
Weather Bureau
U.S. Air Force
Warnerins Air Force Base
Eastern Belt Opens Full Week for Tobacco Sales
North Carolina’s Eastern Belt launched its first full week of sales with 26,885,296 pounds sold over Thursday and Friday at 47.32 per hundred, down from the prior two days. Border Belt and South Carolina markets also moved, with total season sales at 161,916,388 pounds averaging 55.06. Poor to fair leaf dominated, while many lots were wet or unsound from heavy rains, prompting calls for government help to manage three years of surplus tobacco.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Eco Stabilization Corp
Border Belt
Ageeretetary
Benson
Grange
Harry B. Caldwell
Caldwell
Furniture Makers See Optimism and Growth Potential
A Chicago AA survey of 141 furniture manufacturers shows 90 percent optimistic about near term business and many foresee doubled sales by 1965. At the 27th annual convention, Arne H. Johnson outlined factors driving growth, while Robert Houlihan urged closer manufacturer retailer cooperation to capture a larger consumer dollar.
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Chicago
Na 1 Assn. of
Furniture Acturers
Arne H. Johnson
J. Walter Thompson Co
New York
Robert Houlihan
Moller's Inc
Cambridge
Mass
Houlihan
Reds Charged With Neglect Of Bumpass
Panmunjom Korea Maj Gen Harland Parks told the Military Armistice Commission the United Nations charge the Communists with gross neglect of Lt Guy H Bumpass after his plane crashed Aug 17 near the neutral zone He said Bumpass did not receive medical care until the second night and denied making a propaganda statement attributed to him by North Korea
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Panmunjom
Korea
U. N. Command
Guy H. Bumpass
Harland C. Parks
Military Armistice Commission
Bumpass
Jackson
Miss
Jung Kook Rok
U. S
Parks
Dixie Democrats struggle to unite behind a rival to Stevenson
Southern Democrats debate potential presidential rivals as Sen Russell of Georgia withdraws. Kefauver Harriman Lausche Shivers and other figures surface as possible contenders, with regional support and civil rights positions shaping the rival bloc.
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Washington
Sen
Russell
Ense
Stevenson
Kefauver
D-Tenn
South
Tennessee
Frank G. Clement
Allan Shivers
Texas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Shivers
Dixie
Bender
Ohio
Senate
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
French set to form Moroccan government by talks
Paris reported the cabinet endorsed a policy to negotiate a new Moroccan government with nationalist leaders to be representative. Premier Faure aims to conclude talks by Sept. 12 to quell two weeks of violence in French Morocco. Officials said negotiations with Is tiqlal and other Moroccans would continue in Paris after Aix les Bains talks. Grandval resignation status unclear.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Morocco
Pierre July
Aix Les Bains
July
Mebers
al- Premier Faure
Istiqlal (Independence) Party
Istiqlal
Aux Les
Seven Die In Chain Of Murder At Greek Village Fiesta
Seven people died during a 30 minute chain of killings at a village fiesta near Mount Ida. Police report says the violence began when Emmanuel Viesakis killed gamekeeper Frangiadakis after he caught him poaching. Viesakis fled as the feud escalated with relatives killed in ambushes and later gunfire. Six others were gravely wounded and hospitalized.
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Athens
Greece
Mount Ida
Vorizia
Emmanuel Viesakis
John Frangiadakis
Frangiadakis
Viesakis
Ades
Debtor's mother questioned by HUAC over son's Navy case
Mrs. Deborah Landy of Bradley Beach New Jersey was questioned in a closed HUAC session about her son Eugene Landy whose naval reserve commission was denied after his former Communist ties. The 21 year old Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy graduate was the subject of a three man Navy board review.
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Deborah Landy
Bradley Beach
N. J
Naval Reserve Commission
House UN- American Activities Committee
Landy
Eugene Landy
Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
N. Y
Navy
Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
N. H
Official Visit Shigemitsu Opens Talks With Americans
Washington reports Mamoru Shigemitsu, Japan's foreign minister, begins a three day official visit with U.S. officials to seek a forward step in Japan's defense and economic relations. Talks with Secretary Dulles follow a luncheon in his honor.
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Washington
Japan
Mamoru Shigemitsu
United States
Shigemitsu
Dulles
Robert Murphy
China
Newsman Says N C Can Uphold Court Decision and Traditions
Reed Sarratt, editor of the Winston-Salem Journal and Twin City Sentinel, told the Durham Rotary Club NC can live with the Supreme Court segregation ruling without harming its traditions. He argued districts may keep segregation absent orders, and that many Negro students would remain in all Negro schools. He cited factors keeping segregation and urged entrees between voluntary plans and legal compulsion.
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Durham
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Winston-Salem
Reed Sarratt
Winston-Salem Journal
Twin City Sentinel
Durham Rotary Club
Sarratt
Rratt
Gov. Hodges
British and Soviet Delegates Confer At United Nations
British and Soviet delegates met at the United Nations in New York to discuss forthcoming disarmament talks ordered after Geneva. Nutting and Sobolev led the brief session with a cordial mood, as US, British, and Canadian delegates joined for broader discussions.
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United Nations
N. Y
Anthony Nutting
Britain
Arkady A. Sobolev
Fe Beckeet
Neier
Nutting
London
United States
Canada
Russia
Geneva
U. S
Harold FE. Stassen
Sobolev
Stassen
Waldorf-Astoria
Ilya M. Saraiev
Red Army
I. Usatehev
Leonid M. Zamyatin
Y. M. Vorontsov
U.N
U.N. Parmament Commission
President Eisen
Eisenhower
U.S
Government Buys Fourth Of Tobacco In Stabilization Program
Nearly a quarter of the flue cured tobacco sold by farmers this season has gone to the Tobacco Stabilization Corp under the government price support plan. L T Weeks says Stabilization had received 95 million pounds, 23.74 percent of total sales so far, with purchases totaling about 524.5 million pounds nationwide.
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Raleigh
Tobacco Stabilization Corp
L. T. Weeks
Weeks
Agriculture
Benson
Congress
Georgia-Florida
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tngm
UN Agrees To Truce Team Cut In Korea
The United Nations Command backs reducing four nation truce inspection teams in Korea and ends the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission. The move, described as temporary, follows violent protests injuring 44 U.S. soldiers and over 100 Koreans.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
UNC
U.S
Ger
Harlan C. Parks
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Parks
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
U.N. Command
Kangnung
Kunsan
South
Chongjin
Hungnam
North Korea
Security Risk Probe Is Opened in Senate Hearing
A Detroit woman Eleanor V. Waxer told a Senate Civil Service subcommittee she has spent almost 18 months seeking action on security risk charges against her. She described extreme mental distress and financial hardship as her case circulated among Ft. Knox, Cincinnati regional office, and Washington. An Army security division letter dated Aug indicated her case was being processed with high priority, while Waxer urged the panel to review and fix the government employee security system.
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Washington
Detroit
Eleanor V. Waxer
Senate Civil Service Subcommittee
Ft. Knox
Civil Service Commission
Cincinnati
Army
Johnston
Dsc
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Reds
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Americans For Democratic Action
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