Adlai Attacks GOP Backward Look in Kentucky Speech
Adlai E Stevenson, in Lexington under drizzle at the Fayete County Courthouse, warned that Republicans who want to go back to yesterday would win if Eisenhower is re elected. He denounced the administration’s leadership, pledged that a Eisenhower victory means GOP control, and criticized Nixon and Dulles while noting rising prices hurting farmers and small business.
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Kentucky
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Fayete County
Lexington
Congress
Republican Party
Jing
Stevengen Zald
Risenhower
Thhird Nixon
Nixon
Thay
Dulles
Hisenhower
Elevator crush kills medical student in Louisville
A 24 year old medical student, Jay Mary Ann Logan, was crushed to death Thursday when an elevator at General Hospital began rising with her right foot and head inside. Eight bystanders watched unable to help. one witness tried to grab her but missed.
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Louisville
Yey
Avas
General Hospital
Jay Mary Ann Logan
Mostly Sunny Saturday Weather Outlook
The forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions Saturday afternoon with low clouds and fog tonight and Saturday morning. Temperatures remain steady with little change expected.
Calm and Prayer Describe Sea Rescue After Plane Ditched
A Coast Guard rescue ship saved 31 people from a Pan American Stratocruiser that ditched at sea. Passengers and crew recount calm, tension, and prayer during the ditching and evacuation. Survivors include 24 passengers and 7 crew members as they reached a dockside reunion.
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William Strapon
Praas
Coast Guard
Pontchartrain
San Francisco
Pacific
Abe
Vassengers
Hell A Doyois Veunion
Long Beach
Jordan Urges U N Action Over Israel Aggression
Jordan demands strong U N penalties to stop Israel’s aggression and border clashes. Jordan’s ambassador warned of broad regional action if the council fails to act, with Britain and Russia backing Jordan. The debate continued into next week as threats of large scale military action surface amid tensions at the Security Council.
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Britain
Israel
U. N
Terael
Tarsel
Jordate
Russia
U.N
Dardan
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Istanl Allpcks
Abdul Morem Rifa
Rifat
Colling
Iseagl
Jwar
Rifa'l
High Court OKs City Oil Pact Amid Legal Clash
The California Supreme Court rejected a last ditch bid by Theodore Gabrielson to upset the 120 million dollar state city compromise on tidel and oil issues. The court’s terse notice said hearing date set. Gabrielson, for Alma Swart in an intervention in the Mallin suit, has long challenged the city on tidel and related questions. He faces a six million dollar cut by the title fund. An Oct 3 petition sought Supreme Court review of a Aug 24 District Court of Appeal decision.
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Theodore Gabrielson
Tidel
Arseal
Walitred Acobson
Deatin
Gabrielson
Alma Swart
Mallin
Supreme Court
District Court of Appeal
Sumicior
Ua. Curedus Smith
Presley Blameless In Gas-Station Fight Court Fines Assailants
Memphis singer Presley was found blameless after a breach at a downtown gas station sparked a street fight. Station manager Eud Hopper and attendant Aubrey Brown faced assault charges. Hopper was fined after testimony Presley acted only after a slap and knife brandishing.
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Memphis
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Presley
Hopper
Aubrey Brown
Brown
Eisenhower in Hollywood Bowl crowd greets arrival
President Eisenhower and First Lady arrived at Lockheed Air Terminal after a Portland to California flight. About 20 000 people, including 14 000 Lockheed workers, welcomed him as he prepared to speak on television at KNBC and KHJ radio. He criticized Adlai Stevenson’s military views and promised to lay out facts in California.
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Eisenhower
Portland
Gre
Lockheed Air Terminal
Bill
Coli
Williams G. Draper
Goodwin
Knight
Thomas H. Rachel
Rex Andrews
Burhans
Lockheed
California
Adlai Stevenson
Ike
Bitter details on Page: Bitter explosion injures and more
State Sen Richard Richards challenges incumbent Sen Thomas H Rue ciel with vigorous bid. The paper teases a bottle gas depot explosion at Herrin that killed seven. Various pages and sections listed for further coverage including sports and obituaries.
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U.S. Senate
Thomas H. Rueciel
Herrin
Ad- Beach
Wilson
Faye
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