Bloody Coup Destroys Mossadegh Regime In Tehran
Tehran reports say troops loyal to Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi overran Premier Mossadegh home in a bloody coup. Fire and artillery roared as guards fought attackers, prisons were stormed, and pro Mossadegh presses were set afire. General Fazlullah Zahedi returned to take control and imposed martial law with a 10 p.m. curfew as Rome awaited word on the shah's return.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Horeigi
Hussein Fatemi
Fazlullah Zahedi
Ain Rome
Wunedi
Zahedi
Radio
Interest Rate Hurts GI Home Buyers
Veterans Administration figures show higher GI loan interest since last May reduced applications. VA data indicate July approvals at 25,153, down from April and June, despite expectations of increased lending as lenders faced better returns. Ty. B. King cites competing demand for money as the main drag on GI loan demand.
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Ray Henry Washington
Veterans Administration
Ty. B. King
Stubborn clerk foils would be thief at park stand
In Albuquerque Frances Edwards, a park refreshment stand clerk, faced a would-be holdup man who flashed a gun and demanded the cash. He fled after threatening violence, but not before paying for three bottles of pop with the gun still in hand.
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Albuquerque
Tate
Frances Edwards
Sue
142,277 U.S. Men Killed or Missing in Korea War
The Defense Department released a preliminary casualty total of 142,277 Americans killed wounded and missing in Korea. The figure reflects ongoing auditing with a possible final count years away and could rise in death tallies as confirmations from enemy camps and prisoner events are completed.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Russian Plan at UN Sparks Western Skepticism
Delegates at the United Nations awaited Andrei Vishinsky’s explanation of a Soviet proposal to create a Korea peace conference with a broad bloc including neutrals. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. condemned the plan as a sleazy move designed to let Communists dominate talks. Conference members listed include three UN nations whose continued presence was questioned in the discussions.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
U. S
Henry Cabollodge Jr
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Vishinsky
U. N. Assembly
Korea
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Keron
Ee United Natank
1. C. Friedersdorff
Reds
Commtists
U S Having Best Summer Business
U S business shows strong summer results per Commerce Department with near record auto production and employment at wartime lows. June new orders slipped five million below the September peak while inventories rose, despite overall robust activity.
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Washington
U. S
Department of Commerce
Confers With Lodge on Far East Parley
President Eisenhower held an unscheduled conference with Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge in New York to discuss a strategy for gaining Latin American support for the plan to limit Far East and Soviet influence in a proposed multi nation conference. He planned to meet Latin American delegates after the breakfast briefing with officials on atomic matters and psychological warfare.
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New York
Fisontawee
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
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Waldorfa Astoria
Misentower
Denver
Bernard Baruch
Hig Odvd
Janes Hagerty
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Soviet Union
India
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Burma
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Atomic Energy Commission
Jackson
White House
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Russis
United States
Weather Snapshot: Showers Spread Across Plains and Gulf
Showers and isolated thunderstorms swept the Central Plains and Gulf coast region with generally fair conditions elsewhere. Early temps ranged from 39 at Gran Marais Michigan to 93 at Yuma Arizona. Record rainfall included 1.84 inches at Texarkana Texas and 1.75 inches at Pueblo New Mexico.
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Gulf Coast
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Texan Free by Communists Vows to Reenlist
Wesley D. Little of Borger said the Redcaps urged him to quit the Army upon return. He planned a furlough first, then reenlist, stating if asked to come back to Korea he would fight again.
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Freedom Village
Korea
Wesley D. Little
Borger
Memoirs of Photographer Taken Prisoner in Korea Fight
Frank Noel, a news photographer known as Papps, was captured in Korea in 1950 and held for 32 months. His memoirs, as recalled by Relman Morin, explore the life of a photographer behind enemy lines and the world seen through a camera lens.
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Korea
Relman Morin
Hal Boyle
New York
Frank Noel
Hamburg
Frank
Papps
Preview of Next Summer's Political Races in Bradley
In Bradley, early previews of the coming political battle feature Gov. McMath and rival Cherry trading lines at a community event. McMath asserts highway progress while Cherry claims welfare roll cuts and critiques the administration. McClellan and McMath's ongoing Senate questions frame the broader party contest as candidates weigh next year’s races.
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Bradley
McClellan
McMath
Cherry
Bbs
Odin
Deller
Cn Baker
Bradly
Baker
Frank Cochran
Hust
Mara
Stevenson Parade Sets Chicago Party Meet for 1956 Nomination
Washington dispatch notes Patene candidates for the 1856 Democratic presidential nomination will parade at a two day party meeting in Chicago on September 14-15 to welcome Adlai E. Stevenson home from a world tour. Stevenson is seen as a likely 1946 contender with a Look poll showing many Washington leaders predicting another bid. Other names mentioned include Kefauver Kerr Symington Williams and Estes Kefauver among possible 1956 contenders as party figures plan early strategy and pre season outreach with leaders who influence the 1950 nomination.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Slevenson
Look Magazine
Jachide Sens
Estes Kefouver
Tennessee
Rupert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Whnning
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Mech
Plan to Widen Part of 71 Is Dropped
LITTLE ROCK The Highway Director says a plan to widen Highway 71 between Fayetteville and Tinberis is not dropped though earlier notes caused confusion. The commission aims to widen between Fayetteville and Rogers from 18 to 24 feet, with right of way needed later for a full four lane road. A Thursday meeting will draft a response, and Rogers residents seek an extension to August 26.
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Herbert Eldridge
Fayetteville
Tinberis
Eldridge
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Rogers
Springdale
Resignation at Arkansas Institute of Science and Technology
Dr W W Grigorieff resigns as director and will be succeeded by Prof M E Barker Sept 1. Grigorieff leaves to chair the University Relations division of Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies. He joined UA in 1944 and led the institute since 1947.
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State Workers Vote to Strike Across Southwest Territory
Telecommunication workers in Kansas City St Louis and Arkansas plan a statewide walkout set for Thursday. Negotiators reported progress but union leaders warned of a strike that could affect 3000 employees and disrupt long distance service unless a settlement is reached. Local supervisors would reroute calls to maintain essential service during equipment breakdown risk.
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No Export Subsidy for 1953 Cotton
Washington officials announced that there will be no export subsidy for 1953 cotton. Secretary of Agriculture Benson stated the policy after reviewing market conditions and trade factors. The decision affects exporters facing existing duties and signals intentions to adjust pricing and market support for the upcoming season.
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Gas Pump Breakins at Airport Under Investigation
Frequent gas pump breakins at the municipal airport are being investigated by the Sheriff’s Department. A suspect is linked to the case but no arrest has been made. Evidence points to one person, with the first breakin earlier this week damaging three farmer-owned tanks and nearly causing a fire. A operator’s clothing fire was contained, and footprints and fingerprints have been checked, leading to a local youth as a potential lead.
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Strikes Grip France Amid Government Turmoil
Reports say ongoing strikes keep pressure on France as unions and non-communist groups falter in negotiations. Guy Mollet defends reforms while the cabinet faces losses in the French economy and potential reshuffles as public discontent grows.
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Tantel
Interior aims to boost power production policy
Acting Secretary Ralph A. Miler outlined a new Interior Department policy to expand power production by tapping public and private resources. The plan, endorsed by President Eisenhower, seeks leadership in conservation and utilization of energy resources while recognizing local responsibility for meeting regional power needs. Continued as Page Two.
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Interior Department
Eisenhower
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Department of the Interior
Bradley week ends with telethon, cotton crop, roads progress
Bradley hosts a dial tele phone dedication with speakers Senator John McClain and Governor Cheery, while former Governor Sid McMath signals U.S. Senate bid. B. L Brackman grows the year’s first 56 bale cotton in Lexington. Highway 67 widening between Wynne and Texarkana to finish by September 16 with concrete laid and shoulders graded. Also notes wrestling crowd, local market attendees, and naval destroyers returning to Norfolk.
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Clmax
John McClaslan
Cheery
Govunor
Sid McMath
U. S. Senate
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Lexaykana
Wylton
Texarkana
Denounced U S Printing Policy in McCarthy hearing
The session in Washington centered on government printing policy and allegations of Communist influence. Senator Mac from Wisconsin questioned the government printing office board's loyalties while deferring to top officials on documents and espionage claims.
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