Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower Over H B Bomb Stand
Adlai Stevenson charges President Eisenhower ignores a path to end the H-bomb race and world destruction. He proposes leading talks with Russia and Britain to ban further nuclear tests and argues for inspection to break the disarmament deadlock. Stevenson cites Senate leaders Clinton Anderson and Stuart Symington backing the plan.
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Chicago
Ill
Adlai FE
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Russia
America
White House
Britain
Clinton Anderson
D-Nm
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
End of Summer Blues and Autumn Reflections
The passage contrasts the beauty of fall with feelings of despondency as summer ends. It notes cleaner air, burning leaves, and the urge to prepare for winter, highlighting human routines like warmer clothing and home maintenance while stressing the superiority of nature’s creations over man made comforts.
Eisenhower Launches Five Day West Coast Campaign
President Eisenhower begins a five day air sweep through the West with eight speeches. He stops in Minnesota then California including a major address at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. He appeals on the Republican record and plans telecast remarks to reinforce support ahead of California’s 32 electoral votes.
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Eisenhower
Columbine III
Washington
California
Los Angeles
West
White House
Military Air Transport Terminal
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Way Home
Hollywood
Adlai Stevenson
Storm continues northward toward Carolinas from Florida coast
The Miami Weather Bureau reports a northeast storm centered about 50 miles southeast of Daytona Beach moving north at 10 mph. Fresh to strong winds 25 to 40 mph extend 300 to 400 miles north with likely slight intensification and very heavy rains north to the Carolinas. Tides may rise 2 to 3 feet at high tide and seas will be rough with offshore squalls.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
Brunswick
Florida Keys
Florida West
Tarpon Springs
Hatteras
Ocean City
Chesapeake Bay
Daytona Beach
Carolinas
Florida
Vero Beach
Plane Ditches In Pacific A Pan American Stratocruiser Survives
A Pan American Stratocruiser en route from Honolulu to San Francisco ditched 1,000 miles southwest of San Francisco after two engines failed. The Coast Guard rescued 31 people, five with minor injuries, and no one seriously hurt. Pilot Richard Ogg guided the craft to a water landing at 8 16 a m PST. the Pontchartrain weather ship aided in rescue.
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Coast Guard
Honolulu
San Francisco
Richard Ogg
Pontchartrain
Ogg
Pan American
Ocean Station
North Carolina State Fair Opens Under Hodges Call for Diversification
Governor Hodges opened the 89th State Fair in Raleigh urging a transition to broader agriculture and regional markets. He praised the fair as an educational showcase and proposed a semipermanent industrial exhibit while noting attendance aimed to surpass 600000.
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Raleigh
Hodges
North Carolina
North Ca
Gov. Hodges
Agriculture
L. Y. Ballentine
J. S. Dorton
State Board of Agriculture
Shaun Lewis
Daykin
Neb
Dairy Queen
Joan Melton
Albemarle
Pat Cowden
Maid of Cotton
Japs Draft New Textile Proposal
Tokyo reports MITI plans new limits on cotton textile exports to the United States. The draft would cap cotton cloth shipments at 270 million yards, about six million less than U S shipments in 1955. Half of the quota covers raw yardage and half manufactured goods like blouses and shirts.
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Tokyo
Japan
Ministry of International Trade and Industry
MITD
U. S
Asahi
America
U.S
Stevenson Says Millionaire Claim Honors Him
Washington reports say both Eisenhower and Stevenson may be in the millionaire class based on stock holdings. Stevenson, speaking in Chicago, said an estimate of millionaire status is too high and declined to detail his stocks while noting gains in the past four years.
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New York
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
White House
Washington
Peter Edson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York Herald Tribune
Chicago
Democratic Party
Bloomington
Ill
Pantagraph
Mob Causes Phone Blackout Hits Ohio Exchanges
About 500 people stormed the Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co exchanges in Portsmouth and Sciotoville causing a phone blackout. One man was injured by a brick. Officers reported no jurisdiction to stop the crowd as steel workers joined the demonstrators and phones were smashed.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Scioto County
State Highway Patrol
G. A. Unkle
Unkle
New Boston
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Portsmouth Exchange
Sciotoville
Columbus
Ohio River
Detroit Steel Corp
Exchange
Ankle
George Mingle
Hugh Rudity
Ray White
Frank J. Lausche
White
Knife Attack Leaves Couple in Critical Condition
In High Point Memorial Hospital, Mr Worth D. Shuskey and his wife are listed in critical condition after a knife assault at their Greensboro Road home. A child reportedly said Father did it as deputies investigate with the couple’s other children at school.
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High Point ‘Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's
Worth D. Shuskey
Greensboro Rd
Shuskey
V. G. Kirkman
Syria Gifts Heavy Weapons to Aid Jordan Front
Syria announced an unconditional gift of heavy weapons to help defend Jordan's borders with Israel. A Syrian military attache said arms would be delivered to training Jordanian forces, with more consignments due later this month and in November.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Syria
Israel
Amman
Fouad Kadamani
al Jihad
David Ben - Gurion
Neigh Kingdom
Hussein
Iraq
Abdul Ilah
Andrews Seeks Third Party Summer Run for States Rights Ticket
In Richmond Virginia T Cole man Andrews former Eisenhower tax chief launched his own presidential bid leading a states rights tax reform party with running mate Thomas H Werdel of California They plan on ballots in 14 states Andrews attacked both major parties vowing to curb federal control and preserve school control while railing against Earl Warren and integration efforts.
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Richmond
T. Coleman Andrews
Andrews
Thomas H. Werdel
Bakersfield
Calif
Virginia
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
Warren
Hope Dwindles as Massive Search for Missing Liftmaster Continues
More than 100 planes an aircraft carrier and dozens of ships scoured the Atlantic for the U S military transport Liftmaster missing six days with 59 crew. The U S Air Force said the search would shrink to a token group by tonight and general rescue efforts were deemed impractical.
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London
Atlantic
U. S
Third Air Force
9Th Air Rescue Group
Navicella
England
U.S
Cornall
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