Dulles Heads to London for Suez Talks
Secretary of State Dulles travels to London with Eisenhower to seek a peaceful solution to the Suez dispute. A London conference aims to establish international control of the waterway after Egypt sequestered the canal. Prime Ministers Eden and allied leaders face mounting pressure to reach a compromise that preserves openness for ships of all nations.
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Ill wind prompts Scotsman to wear undergarment in court
In Eastbourne England 69 year old David M. Cummings, a Cameron Highlander, faced an indecency charge after walking on a beach in a kilt. He explained kilts forbid undergarments in his unit, but said he would now wear underwear. The judge dismissed the charge.
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England
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Unity and Civil Rights Stir Democratic Platform Fight
Democratic platform drafters push party unity over school segregation views at Chicago convention. Backstage maneuvering centers on civil rights language with southern objections and threats of a floor bid by Rep. Emanuel Celler if not included. Farm policy debates also surface as the drafting row tests unity ahead of November elections.
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Tennessee Governor Clement blasts GOP at convention
Frank G. Clement, 36, Tennessee governor and famed “boy orator,” delivered a high energy keynote in Chicago. His speech mixed aggressive critique of Republicans with religious fervor and crowd-pleasing lines, drawing pointed contrasts with the Democratic Party and prompting sharp questioning of delegates.
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Nomination Deadlock Shows No Real Change
Convention Hall in Chicago hosts the second day as Democratic favorite sons cling to votes and a large delegate bloc remains silent inflaming uncertainty about the party’s presidential path. The deadlock persists with no clear signs of shifts in sentiment or outcomes for delegates and candidates.
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Stevenson Leads Delegates as Harriman Guards Backing Grows
An AP poll shows Adlai Stevenson near nomination, with Harriman supporters noting discontent in factions previously leaning to Stevenson. Southern delegates hint Stevenson would win if choices narrow, while uncommitted votes favor Stevenson in several states. Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and North Carolina show shifting preferences amid ongoing delegate maneuvers.
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Wait Until GOPs Turn Hagerty Declines Comment
White House secretary James C. Hagerty refused to comment on Democratic Gov. Frank Clement’s criticism of Eisenhower and Nixon at the Chicago convention. He said he would keep to his earlier stance and noted the convention was only the first inning of a two week ball game.
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Mob scene disrupts near Democratic Convention in Chicago
About 2000 protesters gathered near the Democratic National Convention and attacked property after rumors of a Black family moving into a white neighborhood. Santa Loverde’s home on West 38th Street had three windows broken and a policeman’s car damaged. Police Deputy Chief Robert Ryan traced the disturbance to a rumor sparked by a friendly visit incident.
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Harriman Bandwagon Seen Growing Across Nation
Averell Harriman forecast a definite Harriman bandwagon developing for the Democratic nomination with support reported from Maine to New Mexico. Adlai Stevenson aides claim 600 or more delegates. reception at the Conrad Hilton Hotel drew about 3,000 guests as Harriman backers noted slow caucus action by state delegations signaling potential Stevenson leaning.
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Comedienne Martha Raye Rushed to Miami Hospital
Bulletin reports comedienne Martha Raye was rushed to a Miami Beach hospital today in critical condition after an overdose of sleeping pills. Medical teams treated her at the scene and she was transported for urgent care.
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Explosion Kills 15 in Utah Cafe Near Monticello
In Monticello Utah an explosion at the Lariat Cafe during the 7 p m dinner hour killed at least 15 people and wounded 26 others. The blast tore through the cafe tearing a 30 foot deep crater as gas leaks were linked to the tragedy. Red Cross aided by airlifting blood and serum while doctors and nurses rushed from up to 100 miles away. Names of some victims listed with several still unidentified.
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Riverton
Theodore Demore Smith
Weather Outlook Sees Showers as Front Moves In
The Miami Valley faces a cloudy and threatening pattern with warm, pleasant conditions through tonight. A cold front is expected to bring scattered showers on Wednesday, with a forecast high near 90 and a low around 65. Rain totaled .89 inches this morning as measurements began at 4:30 p.m. and 7 a.m.
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Betsy Veers Toward Florida Coast In Early Forecasts
Hurricane Betsy shifts from a northwest to a more northerly path as forecasters warn of potential Florida impact. Warnings extend from Palm Beach to Melbourne with hurricane watches from Melbourne to Brunswick. Betsy remains a 120 mph storm centered about 230 miles east of Palm Beach, expected to reach the coast late tonight or early Wednesday with increasing gale and tide effects.
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