Iran rejects UK US peace plan on oil dispute
Iran’s Mossadegh spurned the joint U S Britain proposal to end the oil row by letting the world court rule on compensation and resuming production talks. The offer included a 10 million dollar U S grant and British concessions, while Tehran pressed for its oil pricing and severance from Anglo Iranian control. The plan faced a cool reception amid Tudeh pressure and diplomatic notes.
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George Middleton
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Middleton
American Titles Service Oil Co
William Alton Jones
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Tudeh Party
Polio cases rise in Los Angeles County in 1952
Polio is up in Los Angeles County though not as severe as last year with 12 deaths by Friday and 485 total cases this year. The peak is expected about this time, city cases reach 183 versus 286 a year ago, while other regions face larger outbreaks.
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Los Angeles
George M. Unl
See Malik Switch Prelude to Shuffle
Moscow reporting indicates Jacob Malik is being replaced as Russia’s chief U.N. delegate by Valerian Zorin, signaling a broader U.N. personnel shuffle. Malik’s deputy Semen Tsarapkin is also slated for replacement with other switches hinted. Western observers see it as standard Soviet rotation since 1945.
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Farouk's Stock Cache Found in Cairo Cotton Mill
Authorities recovered about 2.57 million in foreign shares linked to former King Farouk from a small steel safe at a Kafr El Dawar cotton mill. The holdings, held for Farouk by Elias Androos, will go to custodians in Cairo. Reports claim Farouk deposited roughly 20 million pounds in Swiss banks, with larger sums sent to the United States and South American nations, notably Brazil.
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Beida Cotton Dying Co
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United States
Brazil
U S Government Drops Suit for Fallbrook Water
Fallbrook residents celebrate after the federal government drops the Santa Margarita River water suit. Comptroller General Lindsey Warren rules funds can be used to prosecute, while Congress bars such use this year. Navy funds barred. Attorney Veeder returns to DOJ payroll. Rep Pat Huntington hails decision as a victory for fair administration.
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Pat Hillings
Arcadia
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Rain and Systems Cover Southeast and Midwest Regions
The Associated Press reports widespread rain across the southeast and portions of the Midwest with seasonal temperatures. A hurricane center off Florida slowed its forward motion and could shift northward, 120 miles southeast of Jacksonville, with winds near 85 mph. Gale conditions were forecast for northeast Florida, and the Georgia and South Carolina coasts as rain spread from Minnesota to Kansas, and showers developed in Montana while cool air moved south.
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Beardsley Becomes State Bar President in Los Angeles
Charles E. Beardsley of Los Angeles was elected president of the State Bar of California at the close of the bar’s silver anniversary convention in Los Angeles. Other officers named include E. D. Bronson of San Francisco and Walter L. Nesseman of Los Angeles as vice presidents, Emil Gumpert of Stockton as treasurer, and Jerold Weil of San Francisco as secretary.
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U.S. Mediation Sought in Air Line Labor Dispute
In Los Angeles, Flying Tiger Line and IAM Local 1903 sought government mediation after the contract expired August 4 amid a strike threat. Union president John Carter said raises from 2.08 to 2.25 hourly were requested for mechanics, while the company offered 0.06 in raises.
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John Carter
Truman
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Washington
Tides and Temperatures for Sunday August 31
Long Beach Lifeguards report Sunday weather and coastal stats. Sunrise 6 25 a m, sunset 7 22 p m, moonrise 5 05 p m, moonset 2 07 a m. Tides high at 3 21 a m 4 0 ft and 6 2 ft. low at 1 34 a m 6 4 ft and 12 47 p m 2 6 ft. Water temperature 69. Surf condition listed as calm. Coast and Geodetic Survey provides data.
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Labor Debates Color U S Presidential Race
In the final lull before autumn campaigns, Stevenson signals repeal of Taft Hartley while Eisenhower favors FEPC enforcement by states. Lodge disputes Stevenson on filibusters and civil rights, Sparkman backs Stevenson but stays vague on FEPC, Truman plans whistle stop campaigning, and Farley predicts a substantial Democratic victory in November.
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Alarming Rise in Juvenile Delinquency Reported
In Narrowsburg New York, Dr Martha M Eliot head of the children's bureau describes a national upsurge in juvenile delinquency. She calls for community by community action as the fifth annual National Jewish Youth Conference opens.
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National Jewish Youth Conference
U S Settles Taxes 15 Cents on $1 in Open Files
The Bureau of Internal Revenue settled for an average of 15 cents on the dollar in six compromise tax settlements shown under its new open book policy. Seven cases disclosed total $13,000 on $50,000 claims in the first batch, then $140,000 in claims settled for $15,600 across three more cases including Marathon Oil Co and individuals Frances L. Haffer and J. W. Barnett.
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Mississippi
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Arlene Dahl files divorce suit against Lex Barker
Actress Arlene Dahl sues Lex Barker alleging cruel and inhuman treatment after a year and a half marriage. Barker, 23, and Dahl, 28, began trial separation May 7 last year and reconciled in July before the filing.
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Whodunit Justice Statue Draped in Black
An unknown climber wrapped a black cloth around the 12 foot gilded Justice statue atop the Old Bailey in London, startling police. The figure, 200 feet above ground, was not damaged as workmen on scaffolding removed the cloth after daybreak.
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Keep Pitching Those Curves Marilyn Monroe Story
Marilyn Monroe, a symbol of modern ambition, discusses success in her hometown, early earnings, and Hollywood ascent. She rejects bras and endorses exercise while offering two simple rules for finding a husband. Reporter's remarks and light remarks follow.
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15000 Walk Off A Plant Project Shock Hit
PADUCAH Kentucky A wildcat walkout by 15000 construction workers at a billion dollar atomic energy plant halted work for the second time in two weeks. No picket lines formed as AFL unions reported only certain trades remained on site. The action followed the Friday discharge of 200 operating engineers by F H McGraw Co, the prime contractor. A pact signed recently aimed to curb unauthorized stoppages and lines.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Newsman Dies at 53 in Tokyo Army Hospital
George D. Crissey civilian assistant to the United Nations and United States command information officer died at Tokyo Army Hospital at age 53. A veteran newspaperman Crissey previously worked for United Press in San Francisco Chicago St Louis and Salt Lake City and suffered a heart attack at work.
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