Chiang Indicates Nationalists to Strike Back
Nationalists warned of retaliation after four Communist MIG-17s attacked Nationalist supply transports to Quemoy, crippling one plane and strafing Kinmen City. Chinese officials claimed the island bases and mainland targets could be hit. U.S. observers warned such actions risk broader clashes with Red China.
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Chiang
James Gary Taipes
Forhivss
Gilemoy
Liu Hoh-tu
Ort Fonse Ministry
Qiem
Lib
Adimiral
Quemoy Urea
U.S
Formosa
United States
Grisnell Banned From Campus Carriage For Horse Use
PRINCETON N J AP Eric A Grisnell a sophomore from Rye North Carolina tried to ride a horse on campus claiming a university rule allowed it. He borrowed a horse after buying a Brewster buggy and plans to buy his own horse when he can. The incident raises questions about vehicle restrictions and campus rules amid renewed enforcement for motor vehicles on campus.
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Princeton
Eric A. Grisnell
Rye
N.C
Grinnell
Springfield
Ohio
Brewster
Hyepieold Coachien
Ki Ia Investinanl
Giri
Tor
Ames
Gringoll
Dulles Meeting Sparked Talk On Policy Shift
Boston AP reports a secretive Dulles discussion with Harvard faculty may hint at a change in Formosa policy. The event, allegedly held to discuss Quemoy and the regional stance, drew questions about U.S. commitments and how to exit a warlike posture. Witnesses say the secret session prompted debate on defense priorities and potential shifts in Europe and Asia strategy.
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Mass
Dulles
Uarvarn
Quemoy
Heston
Formosa
Europe
Chales River
Cambridge
Fpcvity
Wwell
Althaugh
Hal Pringee
Warvard Crimson
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Eclealors
Jesus Slun¢E
Questroy
Christan A. Hyvler
John J. MaCiay
U.5
Germany
Frony Dulles
Pisenhowep
Metley
Alan
Globe
Tyesday News
Nixon Dems Think Only of Taxes in Oregon Rally
Vice President Richard Nixon told a Portland crowd that voting for Democrats in the House is a vote to raise taxes and hurt the economy. He defended Eisenhower era policies on Korea and offshore islands while critiquing Adlai Stevenson and Senator Morse. He warned that appeasement abroad invites war and urged strong anti-Communist measures.
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Portland
Ore
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Washington
Harry S. Tewsman
Len Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Adlai Stevenson
Elsenhower
Permusa
Tronen
Elgen Howeve
Lebanon
Sen
Morse
Eisenhower
Seeyesstary
Dulles
Welfare. Director Named in Suit
A J Muss assistant state welfare commissioner was named defendant in an $80,000 damage suit filed in federal district court yesterday. Mrs. Jay C. Westerbank of Arizona filed the suit alleging she sustained injuries in a collision Aug. 12 on US Highway 07 two miles southwest of Benton due to negligence of a Mass driver. The State Welfare Department vehicles are involved and St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. is the defendant in the suit.
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A. J. Muss
State Welfare Commmissiong
Ctdefairdna
Lyerday
Jay C. Westerbiank
Aju
Mass
Benton
St. Paul Bre
Marine Fos Punee
State Welfare Department
Department Store Sales Decline Shocks St Louis Retail
Department store sales fell over the weeks, with reports of reduced consumer spending and slower turnover. Analysts note a downturn in revenue compared with the previous year, signaling tighter retail conditions in the area.
Walter Brennan in Advice to the Aged
Walter Brennan shares counsel for seniors in a feature in today's Trualth 6 magazine by the American Medical Assoc. He urges constructive activity, steady routines, and humor to stay engaged. Brennan emphasizes generous self care and avoiding idleness as keys to graceful aging.
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Walter Brennan
Chicago
Zee
Walter Hreihah
Walt
Brennan
Trualth 6
AmericanMedical Assi
Adlai Nixon Debate in Oakland Back to Back
In Oakland California Nixon and Adlai Stevenson faced off in back to back appearances debating Formosa and China policy. Nixon argued against yielding to China and claimed covert concessions would reward aggression. Stevenson urged clear stance defending Taiwan and warned US intervention in the China civil conflict.
A Fine Start Toward Restoring Washington
Washington Arkansas progress begins on a restoration program led by the Restoration Foundation and local groups. Plans include rebuilding the old water well and tavern site linked to Texas Revolution history. Publicity aims to attract tourists and boost the local economy with new lodging and services.
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Mary Anita Laseter
Washington, Ark
Restoration Foundation
Chuo
Owl Council
Washington
Imeyesl
Ihesuil
Ile Lim
Pyehuger
State Chamber of Commerce
Suanais
Arkansas
Chinese MIGs Strike Cargo Planes Over Quenoy
A Chinese Communist air strike damaged a Nationalist cargo plane during airdrop resupply to the Ravison blockade. The Nationalist pilot and navigator were wounded. Soviet and American aid signals are reported as both sides claim aims to blunt the Communist air operation.
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Quenoy
Tansport
Tan Oon
Defense Ministry
Finnouneed
Tne
Rida
Naviculor
Nalionautist
Uo Istand
Irag Revolt Leader Now Out Himself
United Press International reports from Baghdad that Abdel Karim el Nasr, a key figure linked to the Iraqi revolt, confronts his own power struggle within the Baghdad regime. The piece notes observers’ expectations of his rise, past deputy roles, and potential impact on Nasser-like leadership dynamics in Iraq.
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Herbert G. Spensce
Baghdad
Faisal
Herbert G. Spencer
United Prege International Bhiawt
Lebaien
UPL
Abdel Sule Atel
Premien
Abdel Kerlin Uesen
Pyaty Doush
Torrie
Ate Ferno
Nasser
Iraq
Ghidante
Disarmament to Be Big Issue on UN Agenda
United Nations debate turns to disarmament as a major agenda item. Officials and diplomats from Western powers push for a consolidated plan at the General Assembly in Geneva, seeking a neutral framework and international cooperation amid opposition from some nations.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N.Y
Cary
Uiite
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Hiave
Avatton
Gooevy
Otter
Algeria
Ag Miarakjold
Pleinly
Geneva
Fk Plemorandun
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U.N. Tle
Aiinek
Amilyistep
Fevel
Unitecd Stiles
Dole
Jn Jy
Free Cyprus government reported by Greek press in Athens
A Greek newspaper report claims the Greek government will recognize a freely governed Cyprus under a union with Greece. It names Makarios as a key figure and notes British opposition to the plan. The piece mentions support from exiled Orthodox leaders and ongoing Turkish tensions, with broad regional implications.
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Greece
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Beit
Gyrkish
Rey c Advishig
Jones Mill Work Bri on Strike
Workers at Jones Mill Work Bridge initiate strike actions amid labor tensions. Narrow details describe halted operations and potential negotiations as the brickwork facility pauses production.
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