U S Patrol Plane Down After Siberia Clash
The United States reports an American Navy patrol plane was shot down by two Soviet jets near the Siberian coast with one life lost. Nine crew and the surviving Ordnanceman Pinkevich recount firing the aircraft's 50 caliber gun while Moscow and Washington trade denials and protest notes.
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Washington
Moscow
Siberia
U. S. Navy
High Seas
Siberian
State Department
Ernest L. Pinkevich
Alameda
Calif
Japan
Pinkevich
Tokyo
Sea of Japan
Ens
Roger H Reid
Na ‘S N Senae
Rcaill
Russia
Eisenhower
Coun
Cold War flareups push Far East toward renewed fighting
The article reports rising tension in Indochina and near Quemoy as clashes escalate between Soviet and American forces. A Soviet jet fighter attack sinks a U S Navy patrol bomber after a disputed encounter over Siberian waters. The United States protests Moscow while denying any U S firing. More details on page fourteen.
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Indochina
Quemoy
Orient
Siberian
United States
Moscow
High Seas
Russia
State Department
U. S
Unidentified Planes Over Taipei Spark Air Raid Alert
Unidentified planes hovered over Taipei as antiaircraft guns fired though no bombs fell. Formosa's islandwide blackout lasted three hours while air raid sirens stayed silent amid renewed Quemoy fire reports. U S and Nationalist officers met and Eisenhower officials reviewed Quemoy actions with two American officers killed in earlier Red bombardment.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
U. S
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Washington
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S. 7Th Fleet
C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Tth
China
SEATO Conference Opens Today in Manila
In Manila eight nations meet in the Senate Hall to forge a regional security pact aimed at halting aggression in Southeast Asia. U S. Secretary of State Dulles and Philippine President Magsaysay emphasize collective defense while avoiding a large standing army. The conference seeks unity among anti Communist nations with a pledge of immediate action in case of aggression.
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Manila
Nist
Southeast Asia
Philippine Senate Hall
United States
Ian
France
Philippines
Thailand
Australia
New Zealand
Pakistan
Asia
European Defense Community
U. SS
John Foster Dulles
Free Nations
Eevail
Pleasire
Carlos Gesu
Garcia
Dulles
Rites Slated Today for Gen Barrows
Maj. Gen. David Prescott Barrows, 81, former UC president, died of a heart attack yesterday at a family gathering in Orinda California. He served in World War I as a cavalry major, taught in the Philippines, led the 40th National Guard Division 1919 to 1937, was UC faculty 1910 to 1943 and its president 1919 to 1923, and wrote syndicated articles 1943 to 1949.
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Orinda
Calif
David Prescott Barrows
University of California
Barrows
Philippine Ist Islands
Wiliam Howard Taft
Philippines
Siberia
40Th National Guard
Prediction of 390 highway deaths in Labor Day holiday
The National Safety Council warned the Labor Day period could reach 390 highway deaths as the 78 hour holiday neared its end. Through Sunday night the toll stood at 338 with 243 traffic deaths, 49 drownings and 46 other accidents, while officials urged careful driving and coordinated government patrols.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Dearborn
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Alabama
Michigan State Automobile Club
Six Die on Highways as Holidays End
North Carolina reports at least nine fatalities during the Labor Day weekend with six deaths and 95 injuries in 38 crashes since Friday 6 p.m. A gasoline truck driver Wesley Ellis 42 died near Louisburg when his truck overturned. Other victims include Henry P Efird ?, a three year old Marvin Van Sa Winston Salem, Dennis Wilkinson 25 Iron Sta, Wayne Coker 24 Whitakers, George Seales 45 Leaksville, P Coley year old farmer near Louisburg. The patrol launches intensified highway safety drive as leaves were canceled.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Um Wesley Ellis
Louisburg
Henry P. Efird
Albemarne
Misenheimer
Marvin van Sa
Winston-Salem
Washington
Catawba County
Dennis and Wilkinson
Democrats Prepare Frontal Assault on GOP Slogan
Democrats rally to attack the GOP slogan Peace Progress Prosperity arguing against private utilities aid to TVA and criticizing administration policies. Labor leaders George Meany Walter Reuther and John Lewis press for jobs rising purchasing power while Republicans defend defense and foreign policy.
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Washington
GOP
Sen
Kefauver
Tennessee
Progress
Eisenhower
TVA
Tennessee Valley’ Authority
Organized Labor
Mitchell
CIO
Walter Reuther
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Administra
Congress
AFL
George Meany
Teamsters
Cincinnati
GOP National Committee
Democratic National Committee
America
Eisenhower Reveals Move on International Atomic Pool
President Eisenhower announced from Denver that the United States has agreed with several nations to proceed immediately with the creation of an international atomic energy pool for peaceful purposes. Aide said Britain, Canada, Australia, South Africa, and France are participating, with other nations to join. aim to channel fissionable materials into peaceful uses and develop atomic energy for agriculture medicine and power in needy regions.
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Denver
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Ippingport
International
United Nations
White House
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
South Africa
France
Ei Rer
Soviet Union
Dulles
International Atomic Energy
Ahead
Air Show Ends in Tragedy as Pilot Dies in Crash
Dayton Ohio coverage recalls Maj. John L. Armstrong 32 who died when his F SGH Sabrejet crashed near Cox Municipal Airport 10 miles north during a practice for a GE trophy event. Armstrong set a 649.322 mph 300 km closed course record last Friday, surpassing 607.1 mph.
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Dayton
Ohio
John L. Armstrong
Air Force
Fairborn
Anders Westerlund
Cox Municipal
Aner
Vandalia
Armstrong
Maj. Armstrong
Doe Lawak
Rescue Efforts Probed After Shannon Plane Crash
Investigators from Ireland and the Netherlands examine delays in rescue after a KLM Super Constellation crashed near Shannon Airport. Of 28 aboard, 15 were American. 25 bodies were recovered, two missing. Survivors include Dr. Charles Farrington and his children, with Captain Adriaan Viruly among those escaped.
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Shannon
Ireland
Shane
Amercan
North Sea
KLM
Amsterm
Fire Brigade
Tanal Tower
Bers
Adriaan Viruly
Mia
Caroline Platz
Bronx
New York
Pitol
A. I. Aler Klm
Aler
Hans Seldin
John South
St. Petersburg
Fila
Charles Farrington
Amery Way
Charles, Jr
Charelotta
Ernest HL. Bettman
White Plains
N. Y
Hig
Red Carpet Rolls Out At Leipzig Trade Fair
Leipzig officials laid red carpet for Western visitors at the Leipzig International Trade Fair as officials predicted a billion dollars in business. The 30 year old tradition opened with pledges of peace and trade with the world. About a quarter million attended. a thousand West German firms displayed, double last year, with guides and interpreters aiding visitors.
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Leipzig
Germany
Britain
United States
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Knowland
California
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R-Wis
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