Majority in Support of Dulles Suez Plan
The West wins clear backing for the Dulles plan to internationalize the Suez Canal with ten nations joining the United States Britain and France in support. Russia and India oppose. Krishna Menon warns of no compromise and advocates India Egypt aligned alternative. Spain backs with a sweeping amendment.
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City Council to Probe 80th St Sewer Charges
The council meets in special session to review an engineering report claiming $75 000 in city savings from contract deviations on the 80th St sewer project. Two of four members questioned the report and the project’s specs amid a busy agenda for Sept. 6.
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The Greatest Mover on Earth Promotes Classified Service
O Howie Hustles announces a moving service that emphasizes selling unused items before moving to speed the process. Call OL 77-5121 for quick service and a low cost, advertised in classic want ad style.
Weather outlook tempers past days with mild forecast
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions tonight and Wednesday. Low temperatures are expected in the 48 to 53 range, with Wednesday highs around 75 to 78. City readings peaked at 73 before noon and mid‑day temps ranged from 71 to 74 amid a light pollen count of 2.
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District attorney links acid case to barroom murder
The New York DA ties 23 year old truck loader Hugh Drescher to the Victor Riesel acid blinding and to the Telvi murder case. Drescher faces arraignment for the January 14 fatal stabbing of Benjamin Weinberg and was wanted for questioning in the Fred Mischner killing.
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Proxmire Targets Small Business Plank in Wisconsin Gubernatorial Bid
La Crosse Wisconsin Democratic candidate William Proxmire said on a Monday night television program that the party platform adopted in Chicago includes a plank recognizing the plight of small businesses and providing aid. He added the national party seeks to end the price-cost-credit squeeze hurting small firms, aligning with Wisconsin Democrats.
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Wisconsin
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Ed Sullivan Hospitalized in New Haven Grace-New Haven
TV master of ceremonies Ed Sullivan was admitted to Grace-New Haven hospital in New Haven Connecticut after sustaining injuries in an automobile accident earlier this month.
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Conn
Ed Sullivan
Grace-New Haven Hospital
Stevenson Attacks Langlie On GOP Keynote Speech
Adlai E Stevenson blasted Washington Governor Arthur Langlie for the Republican keynote in San Francisco calling it smug and complacent. He accused officials of avoiding honest appraisal of U S failures and noted Langlie's past misstatements about Illinois finances. Stevenson opened with a weeklong stay at his country home.
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Langlie
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Illinois
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Delegate Opposes Ike's Nomination
San Francisco reported delegate Terry Carpenter of Nebraska, 66, a Republican at large, opposes Eisenhower's renomination and also opposes Nixon. Once a Democrat, Carpenter backed Eisenhower in 1952 but doubts the president's health can endure another four years, naming William F. Knowland as his preferred candidate.
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Scottsbluff
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Sen
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California
Death Might End Hot Rod Race Season in Boyceville
Dale Bolin a 24 year old Cumberland driver died after a Sunday pile up during a hot rod race in Boyceville Wisconsin. Five cars ran over him as about 2500 spectators watched. Sponsors of the event said they would decide today whether to cancel the rest of the season.
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Dale Bolin
Cumberland
GOP Platform Promises Peace Prosperity Civil Rights Steps
The 1956 Republican platform pledges peace and prosperity with a civil rights plank aimed at desegregation by legal means, a civil rights commission, and beefed up Justice Department actions. It backs Eisenhower policies, farm price supports, and market expansion while avoiding direct farm subsidies.
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Wisconsin Farm Plank Tops GOP Convention Stand
Wisconsin Republican leaders praised the farm plank drafted by Rep. Melvin Laird as a strong tariff for dairy farmers. It supports flexible price supports and a soil bank and calls for better parity measurement to aid manufactured milk products. Endorsements from Gov Kohler and others highlight Wisconsin’s dairy focus at the convention.
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Melvin Laird
Marshfield
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Laird
Walter J. Kohler
Madison Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Denies Rule On Representation
Madison Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Mark Catlin Jr. testified that he is unaware of any rule or policy barring a legislator from representing a client before state bodies. The remark follows a query about ethical restrictions involving outside work.
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Wisconsin Assembly
Mark Catlin Jr
Appleton
Be Sure to Read The Back-to-School Edition in Tonight's
Read the back-to-school edition tonight featuring school calendar highlights, event notes, teacher profiles, and student activities. The section promotes upcoming orientations, supply lists, and campus safety reminders for families.
Wisconsin Synod Opens Conference Over Split with Missouri Synod
The Wisconsin Synod of the Lutheran Church convenes to weigh a threatened split with the Missouri Synod, its longtime partner in the Lutheran Synodical Conference. Leaders signal likely temporary patching of differences and expect approval of a report opposing immediate severance of talks.
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Lutheran Synodical Conference
Oscar Naumann
St Paul, Minn
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Army Mess Sergeant Faces Court Martial For Weight
Ft. Carson Colo A mess sergeant Sgt L C Love 34 of the 8th Infantry Division seeks a general court martial over orders to shed weight. He weighed 276 pounds in 1954 and now 212, claiming health limits and past wartime service. He faces potential punishment for not meeting a 193 pound target after a four week period.
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Thomas M. Waltington
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Germany
Love
Acting Governor Named in Escort for GOP Convention
Mrs. Glen Wise Wisconsin secretary of State was surprised when Republican chairman Leonard Hall named her as one of six people to escort the GOP convention's temporary chairman to the rostrum. She was serving as acting governor while Gov Kohler and Lt. Gov Knowles attended the convention.
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Glen Wise
Wisconsin
Leonard Hall
Wise
San Francisco
Kohler
Knowles
Polio Claims First Life in Family of 12
Edward Walsh, 17, one of 12 siblings on a Durandill farm, died of polio. He contracted the disease Sept. 5 and was treated at Rockford and then the University of Illinois Hospital in Chicago after being brought there Dec. 28.
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Edward Walsh
Young Walsh
University of Illinois Research and Educational Hospital
Rockford
Narcotics Ring Busted In Rome Lebanon Case
Lebanese customs officers and U S narcotics agents dismantled a large smuggling ring that funneled drugs into the United States and encouraged heroin addiction in Lebanon.
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Rome
U. S
United States
Lebanon
Knight May Face Nixon In Balloting
California delegates voted to cast 70 votes for Nixon for vice president. Gov. Knight and his supporters abstained. Mary Tibbitts of Woodland said she would nominate Knight despite the pledge. Knight said he would not endorse Nixon now and would support the president's chosen candidate when indicated.
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Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
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California
Richard M. Nixon
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
Mary Tibbitts
Woodland
Calif
Gov. Knight
Diamond Recovered After GOP Convention Drop at Cow Palace
A $12,000 diamond dropped from a ring and was found on the floor of a Cow Palace box after the GOP convention session. Sheriff deputies recovered the gem for Mrs. Russell Havenstrite of Los Angeles, who said it fell out while removing gloves.
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Cow Palace
San Mateo County
Russell Havenstrite
Los Angeles
Southern California Oil Company
Avert WE Strike Talks Recessed in New York
Negotiations between Western Electric and representatives of about 18 000 telephone installation workers recessed last night with some narrowing issues. No strike call was made.
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New York
Western Electric Company
Your Vote Is Your Voice Public Service Message
A civic message urges readers to register and vote, stressing that every vote matters in a democratic society. It encourages speaking up on election day and knowing what to vote for, produced as a public service with The Advertising Council.
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