Dulles and Ike Meet in Denver Deny Friction
Secretary of State Dulles and President Eisenhower meet at the Denver vacation HQ to discuss foreign policy questions amid rumors of tension. Dulles says there is no friction with the President, while aides say Ike was not informed of reactions to Dulles remarks on West Germany and India.
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India
Ship Aground as Hurricane Heads to Sea
Hurricane Carol drove the freighter SS Eugenia aground at Cane Cod as it neared the New England coast. Coast Guard crews rescued survivors and battled rough surf. A late report noted four drownings and at least 47 rescued as the season’s third hurricane swirled 30 miles east of Nantucket with no major damage reported on shore.
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POWs Freed After Big Switch as Reds Hold Others
Americans escaping Operation Big Switch boarded a troopship for home while fears rose that some POWs were not released. Capt Harold Fischer of Swea City, Sabre pilot, reported captured after 30 MIG kills, with 111 listed as not freed. The transit included details of brutal confessions and a guarded top capture, Maj. Gen. Wu Che-teh.
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U. N. Command
Truman Tackles Regime Policies at Michigan Rally
Former President Harry S. Truman blasted what he called a return to an old philosophy favoring big business. He urged balance, national defense priority, and a long range budget plan while criticizing interest rates housing and defense cuts at a Cadil lac Square Labour Day rally.
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Missing Berkeley pilot Woolsey hunted after Pacific flight threat
Coastwide search under way for 32 year old Robert S. Woolsey engineer and former Air Force flyer of Berkeley. He left Concord in a rented Beechcraft Bonanza bound for San Diego with a San Jose stopover and fuel for four hours. A fiancee said he warned he would head for Hawaii if the engagement failed and may have planned to end his life if gas ran out.
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Warren P. Bogges
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Mary Fath Wilson
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Oatis to Tell Red Horror Confession Story Series
William N. Oatis AP correspondent details his imprisonment in Czechoslovakia. Starting next Sunday the Press Telegram will publish a daily series revealing how the Red secret police obtain confessions during prolonged questioning over 70 days.
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Weather Update Indicates Clear Tonight Through Tuesday
Weather forecast shows clear skies tonight and Tuesday with only variable high clouds at times. Little temperature change is expected.
Fire Battered Two Ranches in California Canyon Blaze
NEWHALL AP fire teams fought a 1200 acre canyon blaze that tore through the A and A hog ranch destroying pens sheds and equipment. About 50 workers were evacuated as 2000 hogs were killed. Gene Walker ranch lost two houses barley acres 85 chickens and trees. Damages were estimated at around 353,000 with control hoped today.
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Jack Arkelian
Art Agajanian
Los Angeles
California Highway Patrol
Gene Walker
Walker
Roland Percey
Labor Day carnage tops toll as blaze adds 14 deaths
An Associated Press report notes 396 deaths in the 78 hour Labor Day weekend as it nears conclusion. Traffic crashes claimed 287 lives, 41 drowned, 68 from miscellaneous accidents. A Chicago tenement fire killed 14 and left 14 missing in the South Side building. The National Safety Council had predicted 440 deaths in traffic mishaps and continued tracking the holiday pace as travelers began heading home.
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Adenauer Wins Landslide Victory in West Germany Election
West Germany backed Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in a landslide reelecting his Christian Democrat government. The vote produced 244 Bundestag seats for Adenauer's bloc plus 48 for allies, against 150 for Socialists, with 28.4 million of 33 million eligible voters casting ballots.
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The scan lists page numbers and sections such as Beach Combing Bel Billy Rose Page A-1 Boyle Page A-11 Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Obituaries Radio and TV Shipping Table Sports Temperatures and more across pages A-2 A-6 A-7 B-2 B-5 B-7 to B-12, providing navigation cues for readers.
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Youth admits to four local jobs and shooting at liquor store
Robert Elmer Nicholson, 22, of 234 Pacific Ave, captured in the attic of the Holler Inn on Atlantic Ave after dawn search. He confessed to at least four burglaries including roof entries and a liquor store shooting Aug 26 that wounded Fremont S. Haneline, 31, as officers recovered two pistols and tools from his possession.
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Trieste Reports Violent Iran Earthquake From Observatory
Trieste’s geophysics observatory logged a very violent earthquake centered about 1700 miles southeast of Trieste in northern Iran. Instruments indicated a strong seismic event and potential widespread impact in the region.
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Trieste
Iran
Free Territory
Stalking Fishing Guide Stabs Man On Lake Tibele Trip
Vermont fishermen recount a night of terror as guide Donat Andre Bernard stabbed Louis Lefebvre and then stalked them with a flashlight mounted on a shotgun. Lefebvre, McMahon, and Lamoria fled toward the lake shore with $300, pursuing the attacker as authorities hunt him across the 100 miles of highway toward Montreal. The incident occurred during a three day planned fishing trip near Castletown, Vermont, with dawn approaching when the guide disappeared.
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