Stevenson Attacks Nixon On Four-Day Week In Michigan
Adlai E. Stevenson told about 400 people in Niles Michigan that Nixon reversed his four day work week plan in four days. He urged voters to choose a president and a party in November and stressed party loyalty as he trails in Michigan polls to Gov. G Mennen Williams.
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Adlai
Nixon
Stevenson
Michigan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Niles
Mich
Hind
G. Mennen Williams
Eisenhower
Williams
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Flint
Hagerty
Oregon
California
Colrado
Ben Gurion Warns of Egyptian Threat in Parliament
Israel faces the risk of an attack by Egypt’s dictator Nasser as Premier Ben-Gurion closes a three day foreign policy debate. The Knesset approved his policy 76 to 13 while Herut and the Communists opposed. He urged more arms from the United States and pledged ongoing defense strengthening.
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Jersulaem
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Egypt
Israel- Jordan
Herut Party
Menahem Begin
Herut
Ben-Gurion
Jordan
U. N. Security Council
Nasser
United States
Thinking It Over by R L Dieffenbacher
A reflection on how dictation machines reveal our spoken words and missteps. Recommends listening to oneself to improve self expression, noting frequent gobbledegook and unfinished sentences. Emphasizes careful speech and the Bible as a guide to clearer communication.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Texas Democrats Unite Behind Stevenson Kefauver Drive
In Abilene Texas top Texas Democrats gathered with a visiting senator to back the Stevenson Kefauver presidential ticket. House Speaker Sam Rayburn and Senator Price Daniel joined in the display of party unity, recalling Daniel and Rayburn’s 1952 votes and contrasts over tidelands. The Democrats for Eisenhower had pressed Symington on his 1952 tidelands vote in Congress.
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Abilene
Tex
Texas
House
Sam Rayburn
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Price Daniel
Rayburn
Eisenhower
Symington
Tidelands
Congress
Daniel
Stevenson
High Point Couple Pleads Guilty To Check Fraud
Wesley Allen Woodell 36 and Gloria Woodell 30 pleaded guilty to two bogus check charges in Shreveport after being arrested Sept 21. FBI and local detectives traced stop payment schemes across the country, with U.S. attorney seeking consideration of a $100,000 figure in sentencing.
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High Point
Shreveport
North Carolina
Atty. T. Fitzhugh Wilson
U.S
Middle District
Wesley Allen Woodell
N.C
Gloria
Boomer
Woodells
Wilson
U. S
U. S. Dist. Judge Ben. C. Dawkins Jr
Dawkins
FBI
M. P. Chiles
New Orleans
Chiles
Burlington Man Challenges Parking Meters at Council
J. W. Wiggins presented a petition with 88 signatures arguing meters are unconstitutional. His wife, a city meter checker, issued a ticket to his car as council deferred action on adding more meters.
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Burlington
N. C
J. D. Mackintosh Jr
J. W. Wiggins
Wiggins
Political TV Show Planned for Democratic Fundraisers
The Democratic National Committee announced a national televised fund raising program with 29 dinners across the country. Paul M. Butler opens the program from Chicago with Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver speaking from Chicago and Los Angeles, plus Harry S. Truman from Washington, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt from New York, and John F. Kennedy from Indianapolis.
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Washington
National Committee
National Party
Paul M. Butler
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Los Angeles
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York City
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Indianapolis
Plane ditched in mid Pacific after five hour circle
31 aboard the Pan American Stratocruiser Sovereign of the Skies were rescued by the Coast Guard cutter Pontchartrain 1,045 miles from San Francisco after ditching in rough seas. Pilot Richard Ogg credited crew and calm passengers for a orderly five minute abandon ship as the foam and extinguisher helped manage the scene.
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San Francisco
Jane Gordon
Silver Spring
Coast Guard
Pontchartrain
Richard Ogg
Ogg
Cmdr
William Kaptain
Frank Garcia
Louis Walker
Oakland
Calif
Patricia Daniels
Eisenhower Eyes Washington State Vote on Michigan Minnesota Trip
President Eisenhower shifts focus to Washington state's nine electoral votes while optimistic about Minnesota. He speaks tonight at Seattle Civic Auditorium and backs Gov. Langlie for Senate against Warren Magnuson. Crowds estimated large in Minnesota and Seattle, with Hagerty confirming optimism.
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Seattle
Eisenhower
Washington State
Minnesota
Washington
Civic Auditorium
Arthur B. Langlie
U.S. Senate
Warren Magnuson
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Scinidi
Elmer Norlund
Twin Cities
Olympic
White House
James C. Haterty
Hagerty
Lorillard Dedicates New Plant in Greensboro
The P. Lorillard Co. dedicated a 13 million dollar, 13 acre cigarette plant in Greensboro described as the world's most modern. Gov Hodges U S Sen Kerr Scott and other leaders attended as the facility aims to produce over 25 billion cigarettes annually at peak capacity with about 600 workers now and eventual expansion. The plant features fully automated tobacco handling climate control seven research laboratories and advanced testing on materials and products.
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Greensboro
P. Lorillard Co
Lewis Gruber
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
U.S
Kerr Scott
U. S
Flood storm lashes Florida and Carolinas with drownings
A weakening but potent storm dumped heavy rains causing floods in four Florida towns and two drownings as it moved up the Atlantic coast. Winds reached 40 to 50 mph in the Carolinas with gusts offshore and coast guard efforts ongoing near Savannah.
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Charleston
S. C
Carolinas
Army Officer Killed As Crate Falls
A 560 pound crate fell from a dockyard crane in Leghorn Italy striking two U S Army officers. Lt Col William Thompson of the Inspector General's Department was killed. The other officer sustained a broken leg and identity was withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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Leghorn
Italy
U. S. Army
William Thompson
U. S. Army Inspector General's Department
United States
Army
Leghorn Sup
Storm Warning Update From Miami to Cape Hatteras
The Miami Weather Bureau issued a storm bulletin at 11 10 a m EST with northeast storm warnings from north of Charleston to Atlantic City and warnings along the Atlantic coast. Tides 1 to 2 feet above normal from Daytona Beach to Cape Hatteras with 2 to 3 feet near Delaware Bay and Chesapeake Bay areas. The storm moves north toward Cape Hatteras late today with heavy rains along North Carolina to Delaware. seas will be rough and tides will gradually subside south of Cape Hatteras tonight and tomorrow.
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Atlantic
Brunswick
Atlantic City
N.J
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Charlotte
N.C
Carolinas
Charleston
Myrtle Beach
Florida
Weather Bureau
Georgia
Maryland
Coast Guard
Aurora
Southport
Savannah
Beulah
Aitheads
Vessee
Savannah Weather Bureau
Miami
Fla
Miami Weather Bureau
Charlestton
S.C
Daytona Beach
Virginia Capes
North Carolina
Delaware
New Jersey
Chesapeake Bays
Ammonia Fumes Rout Residents Across City Blocks
In Pittsburgh hundreds were evacuated as ammonia escaped from a 15 000 gallon Jones and Laughlin Steel tank at the 2nd Avenue plant. Fire crews with gas masks battled the leak and the Soho district bore the brunt while officials shut valves and restricted traffic.
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Pittsburgh
2Nd Avenue
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Soho
Jones and Laughlin
John McKeown
North Carolina State Fair Opens With Hope for Clear Weather
promoters anticipate large crowds as gates opened yesterday in Raleigh for a showcase of agriculture industry and entertainment. light drizzle threatens later days while schedule highlights include livestock judging grandstand events dairy contest finals and auto shows. Governor Hodges praises the fair and envisions a semi permanent industrial exhibit for the state.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Hodges
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