Demo Leader Blasts Allies For Let-Down
Senate Minority Leader Lyndon Johnson told an Old Settlers Reunion in Quitman Texas that the United States lacks the cooperation needed to fight communist aggression. He criticized Britain France and Italy for turning away from supportive policies and warned against spending billions to win friends. He urged not to impose freedom but to stay engaged without being the rich uncle of the free world.
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Senate
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Britain
France
Italy
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Korea
North Korea
Old Settlers
Reds H Bomb Triggered Civil Defense Volunteer Rally
In San Anselmo California Pravda news of a hydrogen bomb test spurred eight residents to volunteer for civil defense. Mrs Carmel Booth, the local defense director, received the message amid an appeal to recruit volunteers.
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Calif
Pravday
Moscow
Carmel Booth
Balance Sheet Iran News Cheering H-Bomb Brings Gloom
United Press reports a mixed week of world events. Mossadegh is ousted in Iran, Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi rises to power aiding Western interests. Italy forms a new cabinet under Giuseppe Pella amid crisis. US blocks Soviet aims at a UN Korea conference. Russia’s H-bomb claim raises fears of broader conflict. Morocco’s banished sultan sparks violent tensions and possible civil strife. American POW repatriation cases reveal framed prisoners.
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Georgi Malenkov
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Morocco
Middle-East
Sidi Mohammed Ben - Youssef
France
West
South Carolinian Chides Yankee Nutrition Texts
Dr. Julian Price of Florence told the South Carolina Nutrition Committee that most nutrition textbooks are written by Yankees who misunderstand Southern diets. He argued pot likker corn bread and sweet potatoes must be considered in regional nutritional problems.
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Hughes Fined For Driving Undersized Auto Without Horn
Arthur Hughes Jr. was fined five dollars and costs in Common Pleas Court yesterday on a charge of operating an undersized auto without a horn. The highway patrol also reported Hughes lacked headlights taillights taillight stoplight fenders emergency brake or a windshield.
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Tulsa
Okla
Arthur Hughes Jr
Common Pleas Court
Highway Patrol
Hughes
Rooster Gives Roaring Nightly Free Ride Near Columbia
Farm worker L. Young makes an 18 mile round trip to fetch garbage for his pigs from a Columbia restaurant. For the past month a rooster has hopped onto a truck perch beside the gas tank each night, joining the scene as an odd local story.
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Columbia, S. C
Farmer Co
L. Young
Columbia
NYC Surpasses Chicago With Seventeen Taller Buildings
New York City now lists seventeen structures taller than Chicago's tallest skyscraper, reshaping the skyline comparison. Officials note the trend highlights rapid vertical growth and shifting urban capacity as developers push skyward.
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Chicago
Tonight's Top Radio Fare Listing August 21 1953
A dense schedule of radio programs for August 21 1953 CST across NBC ABC CBS and MBS. Highlights include News Parade with Fulton Lewis Jr News of the World with Gabriel Heatter Eddie Fisher Rosemary Clooney and Mantovani plus entertainment shows and mystery features throughout the evening.
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Elmer Davis
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Johnny Mercer
News of the World
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Lone Ranger
Jo Stafford
One Man’s Family
Mutual Newsreel
Edward R. Murrow
Titus Moody
Les Griffith
Eddie Fisher
Michael Shayne
Mr. Keen
Rosemary Clooney
MBS Platterbrains
Mr. Chameleon
Mantovani
Frank Edwards
ABC Capitol Cloakroom
the Valley Boys
Virgil Pinkley
Clifton Uthy
NBC Dance Orchestra
MBS News
Robert Trout
News of Tomorrow
Edwin C
Dagger Feature Noted in Zanzibar Wardrobe Guide
A J shaped dagger is described as a staple accessory for a well dressed Arab in Zanzibar, highlighted as part of traditional attire and style guidance in the publication.
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Zanzibar
Plane Wreckage Scattered Mile
Wreckage stretched across about a square mile after a B 50 bomber from Davis Monthan AFB crashed in the desert 40 miles north of Tucson. Two crew members were killed Capt Charles D Bostick and S Sgt Herbert Pemberton. Eight others parachuted to safety and survived. Survivors include S Sgt David N Fry from Jackson Missouri.
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Ariz
Desert
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Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
California
Charles D. Bostick
Marion
S. C
Herbert Pemberton
Fort Scott
Kaw
David N. Fry
Jackson
Two Trucks Crash Knock Bridge Out Liberal Bridge Collapse
A Texas trailer hauling a combine collided with a propane gas transport on a river bridge near Liberal Kansas. Four spans of U S 83 bridge collapsed into the Cimarron River. Driver Charles Rader of Stephenville Texas escaped injury while Calvin Holley of Liberal sustained serious injuries and was hospitalized.
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Kan
Texas
Here
Charles Rader
Stephenville
Tex
Calvin Holley
Cimarron River
U. S. 83
Rader
Holley
West Asheville Water Carnival Off Due to Rain
Rain washed out last night's scheduled West Asheville water carnival in Asheville North Carolina. Officials announced the opening event was postponed because of wet conditions and unsafe waters for participants and spectators.
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Asheville, N. C
West Asheville
House Of David Co-Founder Dies In Benton Harbor
Mrs. Mary Purnell co founder of the House of David in Benton Harbor died in her sleep at 91. She helped establish the faith group in 1903 with her husband Benjamin who died in 1930 amid a widely public morals trial. Coroner said arrangements are planned. No funeral. Hermetically sealed casket with glass window ordered. Body to lie in state Saturday.
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Mich
Mary Purnell
House of David
Benjamin
Hardingley
Berrien County
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Purnell
Marquis Sued For Divorce In New York
New York court action filed by the Marchioness Marquis Sued For Divorce In New York seeks separation from David Milford-Haven with a September trial date. The couple married February 4, 1950 in Washington. She is the former Mrs. Romaine Simpson, an American. he is a former escort of Princess Margaret and best man at Queen Elizabeth II's wedding. Grounds listed include separation factors, while New York recognizes adultery as the sole ground for divorce.
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Romaine Milford-Haven
Supreme Court
David Milford-Haven
Romaine Simpson
Milford-Haven
Washington
Marquis
Princess Margaret
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
New York State
Oil truck burns at Cushing refinery injuring driver
An oil truck burst into flames at the Deep Rock Oil Corp refinery in Cushing Oklahoma yesterday injuring driver Paul Rodery 38 of Oklahoma City with second degree burns Damage was estimated at 20000 dollars and the blaze threatened 12 000 gallon storage tanks
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Cushing
Okla
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Paul Rodery
Oklahoma City
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