Dulles Plan Presented to Nasser on Suez Crisis
In Cairo the five nation mission handed Secretary of State Dulles plan for international operation of the Suez Canal to President Nasser after a half hour talk. Nasser refused to accept international control, while Egypt warned it might seek Soviet aid if attacked. The delegation, led by Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies, included Mahmoud Fawzi and AH Sabry, and followed last month’s London talks with 18 maritime nations backing the plan.
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Vice President's Dad Seen Near Coma in Hospital Update
The Nixon family faced a tense day as Frank A Nixon, 77, hovered between life and death with a poor prognosis. Doctors reported shallow breathing and fluctuating blood pressure, while Vice President Nixon and his relatives stayed by his bedside in Santa Fe.
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Weather outlook with sun and light clouds
Weather night and morning show low clouds with a mostly sunny Tuesday afternoon. Temperature is expected to remain largely unchanged with little variation.
Washington-Jackson cable car ends 70 years of service
San Francisco mourns as the Washington Jackson line makes its final run after 70 years. Since 1886 the line linked Powell Market to Nob Hill and Pacific Heights leaving only the Powell St and California St routes in operation. A passenger compared the loss to a freeway intrusion in a back yard.
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Troops Roll Into Cyprus as Suez Bow Hints At Cyprus
British and French forces pour into Cyprus with seven cargo ships unloading supplies at an east coast port. French troops to arrive soon include para troopers and Foreign Legion units while Air Marshal H L Patch will assume command of the Middle East Air Force. A bomb at the British printing plant and Greek Cypriot defiance escalate tensions ahead of the main French contingent.
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Los Angeles hosts 30000 at Legion convention parade
The city fills with 30,000 conventioneers for an eight hour parade to kick off the American Legion gathering. Other sections note a New Haven search for infant Cynthia Ruotolo while police and federal agents pursue leads.
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Reds Admit Downing U S Navy Bomber
Peiping acknowledged shooting down the U S Navy Mercator off the China coast last month claiming the attack occurred in a combat area and warranted retaliation. The wreckage was found southeast of Shanghai with two bodies recovered and no survivors. The United States seeks damages and halts to provocative actions off China, while Peiping dismisses the claim.
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Tear Gas Cools Off Boilermakers Picnic Riot
Temperatures rose at Montebello Stadium as fights broke out among about 1000 Boilermakers Union members at their annual picnic. Police reported 10 arrests after the disturbance prompted three reserve officers to request help from 20 deputies and CHP units. Tear gas riot guns were displayed before order was restored.
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Tennessee Court Denies Delay in Clinton School Integration
The Tennessee Supreme Court refused to halt school integration in Clinton Tennessee amid disorders. National Guardsmen in gas masks faced a bayonet armed mob of teenagers outside the Anderson County Courthouse while police in Fort Worth Texas broke up a 150 strong white mob threatening a newly moved black family.
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Long Beach Mother and Sons Die in Highway Crash Near Madera
A Long Beach mother Marjorie Rupel 33 and her two sons Ronald 10 and Richard 1 died when their car struck a tree on U S Highway 99 north of Madera. Edgar 35 and Diane 8 were critically injured. Daniel 1 escaped with injuries. Dorothy Stewart 24 and Donald Bacon 21 also died in related crashes nearby. The drive reportedly fell asleep at 55 to 60 mph. The family was en route to Modesto to visit relatives.
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Traffic toll nears Labor Day record on highways
The article warns of a looming Labor Day travel death toll as homeward rushes peak. National Safety Council president Ned H Dearborn cites 481 deaths in 1951 and notes 342 killed by Friday 11 am Est this year, with 54 drownings among 443 total fatalities so far.
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AEC Reveals Third Blast in 11 Days
Washington AP reports the Atomic Energy Commission and Chairman Lewis L. Strauss announce the Russians conducted a third nuclear test in Siberia, same region and size range as prior blasts. Eisenhower and Hagerty stated the first two tests and ongoing U.S. policy notes only assessments of large tests.
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Press Telegram unveils new front page sports layout Tuesday
The Press Telegram introduces a redesigned edition set to debut Tuesday. The sports section gains its own front page and television and radio logs move to the last page of a section for quicker access. The changes aim to improve reader convenience and free space for news and features.
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