Grace Kelly and Rainier Face Baby Name Dispute
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier arrived in the United States and revealed they are undecided on a baby name. They mentioned having three candidate names and noted a recent disagreement over the name choice while reaffirming her retirement from acting. The couple indicated no preference for a boy or girl, with either possible to inherit the Monaco throne.
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New York
Grace Kelly
Monaca
Prince Rainier
United States
Moniaco
Grace
Monaco
Grace of
Eisenhower Opposes Force in Suez Crisis at News Conference
President Eisenhower rejected any military action in the Suez crisis under current conditions stating war would require congressional authorization or self defense. He urged continued consultation and said Britain and France may need to act beyond talking, while noting the process is not exhausted. He also condemned school segregation and discussed draft and campaign plans. White House statements also touched on Nasser’s proposals and ongoing study of substantive peace terms.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Hel
United States
Congress
Great Britain
France
Dulles
Nasser
Adilat
Stevenson
American Legion
Maine
Edmund
Muskie
Primary Elections Headline Across Eight States Today
The newspaper notes that eight states hold primaries on this date with results and details teased on Page A-3. It mentions a separate feature where Los Angeles Police Chief Parker remarks that the U.S. is losing the war on crime, with broader context across multiple pages.
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Los Angeles
William H. Parker
International Association of Police Chiefs
United States
Hal Boyle
Derth
Wilson
Governor chalks up smashing victory in Maine
A long Beach California edition from September 11, 1956 reports a decisive victory in Maine for the Democratic governor. The banner notes a smashing win and places the event within the home edition context of a 34-page issue.
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Maine
Long Beach
Calif
Maine Votes Reelect Muskie and Shift House Seats
Maine voters re elected Gov Edmund S Muskie to a second term while Democrats gain possible open seats in Congress The governor led with 59 percent and a 55 000 vote margin over Willis A Trafton Jr The Second District elected Frank M Coffin as congressman The First District contested with Robert Hale ahead by 28 votes Democrats noted as momentum for national trend and the Republican test of Eisenhower's popularity.
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Portland
Maine
Lawa
U. S
House
Edmund S. Muskie
Willis A. Trafton Jr
William Tudor Gardiner
Edward C. Moran
Congress
Frank M. Coffin
Lewiston
Robert Hale
James GC. Oliver
Hale
Executive Council
Adlai Stevenson
James A. Finnegan
Eisenhower
Clifford G. Mclntire
Muskie
Lewis O. Barron
Edmund
Jane
London and Paris Warn Egypt Over Suez Crisis
Britain and France warned Egypt they are ready to use force if needed to protect Suez Canal rights. A communique from Prime Minister Eden and Premier Mollet says they will resist any arbitrary interference under international agreements and pursue UN action as the next step toward a solution.
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London
Britain
France
Egypt
Suez Canal
Suez
United Nations
Eden
Guy Mollet
Pilots Authorized to Quit Suez Jobs
The Suez Canal Co authorized about 20 pilots and other employees to quit their Egyptian posts after September 15 if most workers refuse to serve under the nationalized canal authority. A walkout could cripple canal operations, with Britain and the United States signaling limited appetite for new international negotiations.
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Famls Wei
Suez Canal Co
Egypt
Egyptian Canal Authority
NAN
Race Tension Eases at Clinton Sturgis
Racial tension eased in Sturgis Kentucky and Clinton Tennessee as newly integrated classes drew more white students. In Sturgis seven Negroes entered Sturgis High School and white enrollment rose to about 250, with 65 spectators and two National Guardsmen present. In nearby Clay Kentucky two Negro children enrolled in an all Negro school ending disturbances. Clinton Tennessee saw white high school attendance rise to 590 with 12 of 12 Negroes in class. 36 white pupils transferred elsewhere, leaving 770 total.
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Sturgis
Clinton Tenn
Sturgis High School
Clay
D. d. Brittain Jr
Clinton
Mercer
West Virginia
Matoaka High School
Matoaka
U. S. Protests Plane Assault on Red China
Washington sent a formal note to Red China through the British embassy in Peiping protesting the Aug 23 shooting down of an American Navy plane off the China coast. The note demands payment of damages including compensation for the crew and aircraft, calling the attack without warning and unjustified.
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Washington
United States
Red China
China
Peiping
Boyfriend charged after fatal drive in west side robbery plot
Chicago police say the 36 year old man deliberately rammed his car into Lucille Fitzpatrick and her male companion as they left a tavern during a planned robbery. Nathan Brown, 30, was captured after a short chase by Officer John Casey. Brown claimed he waited four hours for revenge. Fitzpatrick had recently been arrested in Ohio with three men.
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Chicago
West’ Side Bank
Delib l
Erately
Ats
John Casey
Nathan Brown
Casey
Brown
Lucille Fitzpatrick
Ohio
Weather swings in Long Beach as heat fades fast
A cooler trend hits Southern California with Long Beach seeing 78 at 10 am and 70 by noon. Forecasters predicted a 92 degree coastal high and patchy fog tonight with hot weather continuing inland through Thursday. Smog was light to moderate and morning burning was banned as fire danger remained extreme in mountains and foothills.
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Long Beach
U. S
Weather Bureau
Southland
Los Angeles
Air Pollution Control District
van Nuys
Pasadena
Altadena
North Hollywood
California
Weather forecast: Mostly clear and hot through Wednesday
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies and continued heat through Wednesday with some patchy fog early Wednesday morning. Localized fog may affect morning travel while temperatures remain high across the region.
U S Charges Price Fixing to Tuna Men
The Federal Trade Commission alleges the West Coast tuna industry conspired to fix prices and curb competition. The complaint names the California Fish Canners Association and thirteen members plus related firms and individuals across Terminal Island San Francisco and Los Angeles, including Star Kist Foods Quaker Oats and Sun Harbor Packing.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
California Fish Canners Association, Inc
Columbia River Packers Association
Fishermen's UN Gong
THE
Canners Association
Terminal Island
F. E. Booth Co. Inc
San Francisco
California
Marine Curing & Packing Co
St. Fries Ave
Wilmington
Calif
South Coast Fisheries, Inc
Ways St
South Pacific Canning Co.,Inc
West Shore Co
Care Idon KE
Tuna St
Sun Harbor Packing Co
Major fires blaze across Southern California region
More than a thousand firefighters battled two major blazes in Southern California amid rugged terrain and heat. A third area above La Crescenta was described in very good condition as crews mopped up, while the Cleveland National Forest blaze near Lake Henshaw remained 0 percent contained with about 2,000 men aiming to halt its northern and eastern spread.
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United Press
California
la Crescenta
Cleveland National Forest
Lake Henshaw
U. S. Forest Service
Camp Pendleton Reservation
Mt. Etna
Devil's Canyon
de- Catania
Sicily
Etna
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U.N
Foreign Office
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W. Va
Ar“sta
Sturgis, Ky
James G. Oliver
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