Quakes Shake Wide Area in Mountains
Two earthquakes rattled Chelan and surrounding Washington areas with no major damage. The first at 7 56 p m and the second at 8 40 p m shook the Cascade border from Olympia to the Canadian line. In Chelan a grocery shelf toppled, library books fell, and a chimney collapsed. Roads remained open despite rockslides near Wenatchee.
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Seattle
Chelan
Washington State
Cascade Mountains
Olympia
Wenatchee
Enforcing The Law Sunday Closing Fight Opens in Cleveland
Warrants issued for two merchants as part of a campaign to enforce Sunday closing laws in Cleveland. The Giant Tiger Stores and Furniture Mart are named in charges over a wastebasket and a lamp sale to a group aiding enforcement. Sunday Inc. backs volunteer shoppers to identify violators.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland
Louis Weisberg
Tiger
Louis C. Schoenthal
Richard F. Matia
Theodore E. Shaffer
Furniture Mart
Erwin Cooper
Matia
Cooper
Maple Height
Fame Department Store
Schoenthal
Sunday, Inc
J. Arthur Begam
Cleveland Law
Begam
Cuyahoga County
Two Escapees Captured in Chicago Transit Chase
FBI detains Demphus Lewis 37 of Camden Ohio and Elbert Wellman 30 of Logan West Virginia after they confessed to fleeing a Kentucky jail. They were among seven escapees and were caught in a car stolen from Norwood Ohio, a Cincinnati suburb.
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Chicago
FBI
Newport
Demphus Lewis
Camden
Ohio
Glencoe
Elbert Wellman
Logan
W. Va
Kentucky
Wellman and
Lewis
Norwood
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Wellman
Fire at Paris market warehouse kills six
Fire swept through a large warehouse storing empty crates and equipment for Les Halles Paris central market on Wednesday night, resulting in six fatalities. The blaze disrupted operations at the market district as responders battled the flames.
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Paris
Les Halles
Weather turns cooler late Friday in Miami Valley
The weatherman warns of hot muggy conditions today and tonight with a high near 90 and low around 70. Friday brings cloudy skies and cooler air with a high about 85 and scattered showers by afternoon as cooler air moves in. Middletown yesterday reached 90 at 5 p.m. and the low this morning was 67 at 5:30 a.m.
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Weathernman
Miami Valley
Middletown
Severe storm floods Fort Madison and surrounds Iowa
Torrential rains inundated much of Fort Madison and the southern Iowa region as the storm reached its climax overnight. In Philadelphia a 42 year old man, Kyrlo Czupieczuk, opened fire in a dining room at a aged care facility, killing two residents and injuring four others. In Hollywood Lance Reventlow and Jill St John announce plans to marry next spring. Reventlow is Woolworth heiress Barbara Hutton’s son and runs a car racing stable.
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Fort Madison, Iowa
Fort Madison
Iowa
Philadelphia
Kyrlo Czupieczuk
Hollywood
Lance Reventlow
Jill St. John
Lance
Woolworth
Barbara Hutton
Nixon and Eisenhower weigh Soviet thaw after Nixon trip
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon assess the Soviet tour’s impact on Cold War policy. Officials aim to keep East West talks going despite no immediate Kremlin shift, as Khrushchev’s visit nears and Nixon reports back from Moscow and Warsaw.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushcchev
America
Geneva
Germany
Kremlin
Poland
White House
GOP
All America Is
Pat
Julie Nixon
Patricia
C. Douglas Dillon
Khrushchevi
United States
Tibetan Rebels Still Fighting Across Tibetan Wastes
Refugees crossing into Nepal report scattered clashes with Chinese forces in Tibet. Nepalese officials identify the Khampa tribe as leaders of the earlier anti communist resistance.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Tibet
Chinese Talk Tough In Iraq Soviets Would Go Slow
Beir ut dispatch reports conflicting guidance from Moscow and Peiping to Iraqi Communists. Soviet line favors gradual reform and cooperation with Premier Kassem to gain legitimacy and stability, while Red China pushes an all out push for power, chaos, and a Communist state. If Moscow holds, Reds back Kassem for years. if Peiping prevails, a rapid takeover follows.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Moscow
Peiping
Communist Party
Kremlin
Middle East
Kassem
Enten
Kirkuk
Kirkuks
Red China
Eisenhower Faces Bitter Labor Battle On TV Radio Speech
President Eisenhower prepares a national address amid a split Congress over labor curbs. House Rules Committee broadens battle plans as Lanham Griffin and AFL CIO backs rival bills. Hoffa and Teamsters mobilize support while labor leaders push for stronger enforcement and accountability.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Battle Tonight
Congress
House
Fisenhower
House Labor Committee
Senate
House Rules Committee
Labor Committee
Aflcio
John F. Shelley
Calif
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa Hit by Grave Senate Charges From Labor Panel
The Senate Labor Management Committee issued grave charges linked to James Hoffa. The report outlines allegations against Hoffa and details potential repercussions and responses from his camp as the committee presses for accountability.
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Hoffa
Senate Labor Management Committee
Hiroshima Prays On A Bomb Day
North Korea to sign an agreement with Japan on August 13 to repatriate Koreans in Japan who wish to move to the Communist sector of their homeland.
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Hiroshima
Tokyo
North Korea
Japan
Roof Fire Confusion Delays Santa Clara Store
In Santa Clara California grocer Sam Re told customers there was no fire as roof work continued. Six more bystanders insisted there was a blaze. Firefighters from six units put out the blaze after 15 firefighters arrived, causing only minor damage.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Sam Re
Today's Chuckle Bore A person who keeps you from being lonely
A humorous line about someone who prevents loneliness when you wish you were alone. The remark twists social norms into a playful jab at companionship.
Woman Survives Lightning Strike On Golf Course
Mrs. Gordon Wetzel of Mentor was struck on the Lost National Golf Course while playing July 29. The bolt ripped clothing, injured her, and left her hearing impaired and she faces healing and fear of storms. She hopes to return home soon to her three daughters Joanne 12 Jul Alice 9 Judith 4. Her husband, a local newspaper circulation manager, pinned a hopeful message on her cast.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Gordon Wetzel
Mentor
Joanne
Jull
Alice
Judith
Lost National Golf Course
Painesville Telegraph
Youth slips 125 feet to death at Zion National Park
Kelly Hilton 17 from Cedar City Utah died after slipping on mossy rocks and plunging 125 feet during a hiking trek to the Natural Bridge in Zion National Park. Companions and climbers aided the effort but he died on impact and was found by rescuers.
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Hilton
Browning
Kelly
Khrushchev may visit Garst farm near Coon Rapids Iowa
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev may stay with farmer Roswell Garst near Coon Rapids in west central Iowa next month. Town leaders like Thomas Rogers say residents are not excited and Garst plans no special events beyond showing Iowa agriculture and seed corn to the visitor.
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Coon Rapids
Iowa
Nikita Khrushchev
Roswell Garst
Thomas Rogers
The
Enterprise
Moscow
Khrushchev
Garst
Rogers
Garst Place
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Abdul Karem Kassem
Popular Front
Popular Resistance Force
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B. L. Livingstone
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Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Teamsters Union
Graham A. Barden
D-Nc
Labor
Ihe Committee
Landrum-Griffin
National Labor Relations Board
Afl-Cio
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Mary Losa
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