Diane Heads Toward Coast As Carolinas Brace For Landfall
Hurricane Diane strengthens to 115 mph and nears the mainland with warnings for South Carolina and Georgia. Savannah Beach evacuates while the Red Cross readies crews and military forces along the coast.
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Savannah Beach
South Carolina
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Virginia
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Coast Guard
Connie
Middle Atlantic States
Weather Bureau
Carolina
Georgia
Upper South Carolina
North Carolina
IRA raids spark security clamp as London guards tighten
London police seize two men in an ammunition laden car and Scotland Yard probes IRA suspects linked to Arborfield depot raids. Detectives sweep Irish nationalist haunts while War Office imposes tight armory guard and exit checks to prevent arms smuggling to Ireland.
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Scotland Yard
Army
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Auw Aragnelt
Hainault Forest
Essex
Arborfield
Reading
Wales
England
Northern
Ireland
Ulster
Bristol
Irish Republic
United Kingdom
Northern Ireland
Republic
U. K
Conservative
Daily Sketch
Malaya
Hitler
News Chronicle
Daily Mirror
Dublin
Britain
James Dillon
Donegal
Danny Ryan
Republican Army
Ryan
Reds Press Korea Conference Amid Tense Truce Talks
In Tokyo leaders from China and Korea urged a Far East conference to unify Korea. Seoul dismissed the plan as a Communist delaying tactic while Pyongyang backed talks and a nonaggression pledge. Chu Teh and Chou En-lai urged peaceful unity as Rhee warned talks only aid aggression. Demonstrations in South Korea subsided after eight days of violence injuring soldiers and civilians.
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Korea
South Korea
Seoul
China
Choy Enlai
Chu Teh
Pyongyang
Kim
Chu
Syngman Rhee
Nations Supervisory Commission
Rhee
Chou En-lai
Peiping
United States
Chou
Marshal Kim
North
South
Girl Killed By Truck In Fremont Incident
Sharon Cook, a 14 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Cook, died last night after riding her bicycle into a truck in Fremont Ohio. The driver Paul Williams, 44, was not held.
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Fremont
Ohio
Sharon Cook
George Cook
Here
Paul Williams
Soldier Rescued After 6-Story Rooftop Standoff
A 19-year-old Private Daniel E. Burns from Dayton Ohio climbed a six story building in Louisville claiming he did not like the Army. After hours on a narrow ledge police and fire crews persuaded him to come down and no charges were filed.
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Louisville
Daniel E. Burns
Burns
Dayton
Ohio
Fire Department
Joseph Atkisson
Army
Ft. Knox
Republicans defend Hoover and attack Democrats in Hoover Commission fight
Three Republican senators defend former President Hoover against claims of biased task forces and say Democrats are running against Hoover again. The Digest accuses the commission of political tinge while stressing potential savings of up to 84 billion dollars yearly if its proposals are enacted.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Reorganization Commission
Hoover
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
Hoover Commission
Commission
Treasury
Power
Digest
Truman
Sen. Duff
R-Pa
Sen
Bennett
Utah
Sen. Williams
Del
Williams
Sen. Knowland
California
Congress
Plans Brief War On Trout
President Eisenhower heads to Fraser Colorado for several days of trout fishing with his grandson David. He will drive from Denver after noon and stop at Lowry Air Force Base before golfing at Cherry Hills Country Club.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Denver
Eisenhower
Rocky Mountains
Fraser
Colo
Continental Divide
Byer’s Peak Ranch
Aksel Nielsen
David
Estes Park
Lowry Air Force Base
Cherry Hills Country Club
John S. Doud
Tear Gas Clashes Erupt as Students Clash With Police in Argentina
Police used tear gas to scatter about 500 protesting students in Eva Peron south of Buenos Aires amid a government plot to shoot President Juan D. Peron. Officials said 41 were arrested and reports suggested up to 200 may have been jailed.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peron
Eva Peron
Juan D. Peron
Here
la Plata
Cordoba
Franklin Lucero
Atoms For Peace A Problem U S Must Take Risk At Geneva
U S Senator O Ma Honey argues the United States must take risk at Geneva for peaceful atomic energy. He warns Russia could gain new destructive potential from talks yet supports the conference. Senator Kuchel says safeguards exist to keep military info out of Russian hands. Senator Wiley lauds Geneva and urges stronger US Soviet scientific liaison. Soviet delegates frequent the U S technical library at the event, which holds nonsecret material.
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Washington
Sen
O’mahoney
D-Wye
Russia
United States
Geneva
Ger
Sen. Kuche
R-Calif
U. S
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
U.S
U.N
Wiley
Walter Says Red Cells In Capital
Rep Francis E Walter head of the House Un American Activities Committee says testimony shows Communist cells in government. He plans a full scale probe in February and cites alleged cells in the Senate War Labor Board and National Labor Relations Board as part of the evidence.
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New York
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
House Un-American Activities Committee
United States Senate
War Labor Board
National Labor Relations Board
Walter
Senate
The
Alliance, Inc
Indian mobs riot in Bombay over Goa demand
Frenzied Indian crowds in Bombay forced closures and stormed the Portuguese consulate shouting the demand for Goa. Police fired on demonstrators wounding three as more than 150000 marched for military action against Portuguese territories. Nehru urged restraint and peaceful transfer of Portuguese India.
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Bombay
India
Nehru
Delhi
New Delhi
Portugal
Goa
Diu
Lisbon
Dulles Sees Soviet Army Cutback as Proof of Peace
Secretary of State Dulles said Russia’s plan to reduce armed forces suggests recognition of peaceful aims by the United States and allies. He warned the cut leaves Soviet forces larger than the US and notes no data on Soviet weapons. He urged international inspection and noted UN disarmament talks begin August 29 in New York.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
United States
United Nations
New York
Weather outlook with scattered showers and warm or cloudy
The forecast calls for scattered showers today and tonight with lingering chances Wednesday. Expect partly cloudy skies today, increasing cloudiness tonight and Wednesday with some rain likely. Highs near the mid 90s, lows around the low 70s. yesterday’s unofficial high was 95 at 5 p.m. and the morning low 74 at 6 a.m.
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