Stringfellow Replaced on Ballot in Utah Race
Utah Republicans named Dr Henry Aldous Dixon president of Utah State Agricultural College to replace Rep Douglas Stringfellow on the 1st District ballot after Stringfellow admitted a hoax war-hero tale. Dixon declined briefly before accepting, amid a dramatic party push in Ogden and Salt Lake City. Egyptian violence flares at pro treaty rally as British Egyptian troop evacuation pact nears signing in Cairo.
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Salt Lake City
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Egypt
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Fane
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Giza
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Abdel ‘Gamal Nasser
Revolution Council
Nasser
Anthon Nutting
Canal
Turkey
Brotherhood
Ex-SC Leader Arrested for Bank Holdup
John F. Jack Chaffee, 30, a former USC cheerleader, accused of a $264 Bank of America robbery in Azusa. He was captured by police and FBI agents within hours near the bank. money recovered. Arraignment set before U S Commissioner Howard V Calverley in Los Angeles.
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Jack) Chaffee
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Claremont
Los Angeles
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Bank of America
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Beth Wagner
Azusa Canon News
Monrovia
U. S
Howard V. Calverley
Los Aneles
Nixon Sees Victory If GOP Mobilizes On Campaign Trail
President Nixon returned to the campaign and predicted a Republican victory in the November congressional election. He urged mobilizing strength as the two remaining weeks could decide the outcome, criticizing Democratic issues and warning of a left-wing influence if Democrats retain Congress. Nixon planned a nine-state tour after speeches in Pennsylvania, while Kefauver forecast continued giveaways if Republicans stay in power. Defense Secretary Wilson agreed to resume campaigning, planning a Dayton speech October 29 for GOP candidates.
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Nixon
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Texas
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Senate
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Pittsburgh
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Americans For Democratic Action
Chicago
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Nebraska
Wilson
Denmark Pledges Support for German Rearmament
Foreign Minister J. C. Hansen told parliament Denmark will support German rearmament under the terms of the London nine nation agreement.
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Denmark
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Sues for separate maintenance in hatchet threat case
Edith Healy accuses Patrick J. Healy owner of Arrow F Petroleum Co. of threats with a hatchet and past beating. She seeks separate maintenance custody of their 5 year old daughter and notes his wealth of five million dollars. The case was filed Monday in Santa Monica.
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Santa Monica
Edith Healy
Patrick J. Healy
Arrow F Petroleum Co
Healy
Miss America Applies for Marriage License
Miss America of 1954 Evelyn Ay from Ephrata has applied for a license to wed Ensign Carl Sempier Jr of the U S Navy. The couple, who met at the University of Pennsylvania, plan to marry November 13 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Ephrata. Ay appeared at Lancaster County courthouse. Sempier filed his portion at Corpus Christi air base.
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Ephrata
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U. S. Navy
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Montclair
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University of Pennslvania
Lancaster County
Sempier
Corpus Christi, Texas
New Route to L B Aim of Military
A California meeting of a State Senate highways committee urged building a new military freeway from near the Mexican border to Terminal Island in Long Beach and prioritizing improvements to Highway 80, while study was asked on relocating about 60 miles of Highway 86 to enhance San Diego area defense and mobility.
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Long Beach
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Senate Interiis Committee On
Dehesa
Randolph Collier
Collier
W. Porter
Naval District
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Miramar
Fallbraok
Camp
Pendleton
Corona
el Toro
Los Alamitos
Seal Beach
Terminal Iland
British Chief Wants to See Ross Leader
In London Prime Minister Winston Churchill said he remains willing to meet Premier Georgi Malenkov at a suitable time and place. He spoke in the House of Commons after Labor MPs pressed for a possible conference and stressed no withdrawal of his offer to meet.
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London
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Georgi Malenkov
Churchill
House of Commons
Malénkov
Thief a Human Fly London Up Janitor Details
Janitor John Teffseys reported Monday two of a Union Jack from a 25 foot flagpole on the Bow Street police station roof. The incident suggests a daring theft or tampering with a flag display at the station in London.
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John Teffseys
Bow St
Tax lien filed against Rosenberg defense committee
The Internal Revenue Service filed a 124,121 dollar tax lien against the National Committee to Seveune Justice in the Rosenberg Case. The committee, formed three years earlier to raise funds for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed in Russia a spy case, is said to have collected 300,000 to 500,000 dollars between November 1, 1952, and October 31, 1953.
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New York
Buyea of Internal Revenue
National Committee
Justice
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Julius
J Ebel Rosenberg
Axem
Russia
Revenue Bureau
Tyrone Power and Linda Christian Split After Five Years
Hollywood reports Tyrone Power and Linda Christian have separated after five years of marriage due to career incompatibility. Christian plans to stay in Hollywood to continue acting while Power heads to New York to rehearse for The Dark Is Light Enough with Katharine Cornell. Their daughters Romina Francesca and Taryn remain in Christian’s custody.
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New York
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Grand Jury Nearsid on Federal Spy Suspect Petersen Jr
A federal grand jury in Alexandria may indict Joseph Petersen Jr for unlawful handling of national secrets. Government lawyers keep witnesses secret while the panel weighs pen alties up to 48 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Petersen, 40, a former NSA analyst fired weeks ago, allegedly obtained documents dealing with secret codes and national defense.
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Eral
National Security Agency
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