Britain demands united Suez plan with international control
London announces that the twenty two nation Suez Conference must approach Egypt with a unified international plan for canal operation. Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd warns Britain will stand firm where vital interests are at stake as troops are sent as a precaution amid Nasser's hostile tone.
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London
Britain
Egypt
Suez Canal
Selwyn, Lloyd
Mediterranean
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Three Kansas Folk Die in Plane Crash
A private plane struck power lines and crashed near a farmhouse 15 miles southwest of Wakeeney killing three Wichita residents. Papers on the bodies identified Floya A. Howard and Lucille Elnore Jackson, with the third victim believed to be Mrs. Howard.
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Wakeeney
Kanei
Wichita
Floya A. Howard
Lucille Elnore Jackson
Howard
Kefauver and Su Te Vua Sohn Named for Democratic Ticket
Tokyo UPI reports Kefauver and Estes Kefauver as the Democratic presidential running mate, with Japanese inquiries on pronouncing the names. Newspaper phonetics render Kefauver as Ki-Puo-Fua or Ki-Fua-Yua and Su-Te-Van-Sohn for Estes Kefauver, reflecting the closest Japanese sounds to the English.
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Tokyo
UPI
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
Japan
Nixon Seeks Open Convention Support For Ike
Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrives at the national convention staunchly backed by GOP leaders who expect Eisenhower to win renomination. Nixon says his goal is to ensure Eisenhower's leadership continues and predicts Harold Stassen will back the party’s nominees. California leaders Knowland and Knight discuss open convention stance as Kefauver suggests a Democratic open ticket.
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San Francisco
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Jardan
Nixon
Gay. Goodwin J. Knight
Sen
William E. Snowland
California
Knowland
Knight
Sheraton Palace
GOP
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
Los Angeles
Nixson
Stassen
Eisenhow
Truman
Ine
Stevenson
Two Thefts Reported At Lumber Yard
Police were informed by manager Robert Marks of George T. Wiley Lumber Co. of losses totaling 98.38 and 104099 dollars on successive weekends at 6925 Atlantic Ave. Marks, 32, lives at 2051 Snowden Ave. Theft source remains unclear whether from a cash drawer or a safe.
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George T. Wiley Lumber Co
Atlantic Ave
Robert 5. Marks
Snowden Ave
Two Felled by Mystery Murder Car in Santa Ana
Two men Everette Tisdale and Matthew Verhoef were struck by a moving car after mistaking a second vehicle for police. Verhoef fleder and Tisdale dragged 60 feet, both injured. Tisdale in coma with neck puncture and possible skull fracture. suspect car described as white and blue Ford Mercury from 1935 to 1956 era.
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Santa Ana
Everette Tisdale
Garden Grove Blvd
Garden Grove
Matthew Verhoef
S. Olive St
Verhoef
Tisdale
Nationalists report China warship sunk
The Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry said two Nationalist warships clashed with two Red Chinese gunboats north of Matsü today, sinking one and damaging the other. The ministry said the Nationalist ships suffered no damage.
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Taipei
Formosa
Defense Ministry
Matsu
Stevenson Leads Democratic Unity Night at Chicago Rally
Adlai E. Stevenson framed a decisive campaign promising a new America and end to poverty while Estes Kefauver shared the stage after a close VP race with P. Kennedy. Harry S. Truman praised Stevenson amid a unity show that contrasted with prior factional tensions as the Democratic Party rode a forgiving wind toward the convention.
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Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
PF. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stevenson
Harry
Truman
Eisenhower
Gov
Averell Harriman
New York
America
Eisenhower Plays Golf Before Work After Operation
President Eisenhower, on his fifth golf outing since surgery on June 9, played at Burning Tree Country Club in Maryland before heading to the White House desk work this afternoon.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Burning Tree Country Club
Maryland
Homeric Collides With Moored Columba in Quebec Harbor
The 18 152 ton Italian liner Homeric with about 1 000 passengers from Europe struck the 9 800 ton Greek owned Columbia while moored in dense fog at Quebec harbor. No injuries reported. The Homeric, flagship of Home Lines, was under tow when the collision ripped a gash along the Columbia and crushed lifeboats. Fog limited visibility along the St Lawrence River. The Homeric, built in Boston and rebuilt in Italian yards, has been in service since 1955 under the Home Lines banner.
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Quebec
Homeric
Europe
Columbia
Barbier
Homerice
Bremerhaven
Germany
St. Lawrence River
Home Lines
Quincy
Mass
Pacific
Shoes Pinched at Kennington Public Library
At London's Kennington Public Library a man had his shoes stolen while reading in the reference room. The incident followed a previous theft the day before, with the same officer noting a recurring prank. Retired sea captain John Craine, 67, later reported his shoes missing and later found leaking from his stocking feet.
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London
Kensington Public Library
John Craine
Craine
End of U S drifting outlined by Stevenson rally
Chicago AP dispatch describes Adlai Stevenson addressing a crowded Friday night campaign rally. Truman and Kefauver receive praise as Democrats rally around Stevenson amid renewed calls for unity and a strong platform. Delegates cheer as Harriman and other figures appear, with a festive mood and camera focus on the candidates.
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Chicago
Adlat
Ste- Chicago
Sovenson
Harry Truman
Stevenson
Kefauver
Averell Harriman
Market Pays 4000 for Cat Scratch
Santa Monica report on a trial where Grace Menhollen of West Los Angeles testified that a cat owned by Louis Goldstein, market owner on Robertson Boulevard, bit and scratched her causing cat scratch fever. A jury awarded her $4000 for damages. The case was settled in Superior Court.
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John F
Louis Goldstein
Kennedy
Grace Menhollen
West
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Goldstein
Robertson Blvd
Disabled City Lands Safely With 33 Aboard
An Air Force C219 with 32 passengers landed safely at Kirtland AFB after one engine failed over the Sandia Range east of Albuquerque. Maj. Richard D. Kramer ordered cargo dumped as altitude fell to 1,500 feet. the crew and all aboard were air force maintenance personnel en route from Otis AFB to Yuma for a gunnery show. Maj. Kennedy co-piloted, both crews from Otis AFB.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Kirtland Air Force Base
Sandia
Richard D. Kramer
Kramer
Here
Otis Air Fi Base
Mass
Yuma
Ariz
Air Force
Plare
Maj
Francis L Kennedy
Otis Afb
Jail Supper Serves Creamed Lobster to Prisoners
In Los Angeles the city jail served creamed lobster to inmates on Friday night after the State Fish and Game Commission confiscated 1 000 pounds of Mexican lobsters and turned them over to jail authorities. Senior chef Ben Baylls said every customer was happy.
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Los Angeles
State Fish and Game Commission
Ben Baylls
Night and Morning Cloudy, Clearing to Sun
Weather forecast notes night and morning low clouds with mostly sunny afternoon. Temperature a little change expected as day progresses.
Classified and notices listing by page lines
A compact notation lists where to find sections in the newspaper such as Churches on pages A-4 and A-5, Classified on pages B-4 to B-11, Comics on page B-12, Death Notices on B-3, Financial on B-3, Radio TV on B-4, Shipping Table on B-3, Sports on A-6 and A-7, heaters on B-3, Tides Temp on B-?, and Vital Statistics on B-3.
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Tides
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Jack Bell
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Saul Pett
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Thomas E. Dewey
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