Eisenhower Confirms Candidacy Amid Congressional Clash
President Eisenhower reaffirmed his plan to run for re election as a Democratic majority in Congress challenged his foreign aid policy. Senator Humphrey accused Republicans of blocking housing legislation while Sparkman noted Eisenhower must explain GOP opposition. Harriman criticized leadership as he attacked the president during the steel dispute.
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R-Nh
Humphrey
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Sparkman
Alabama
Eisens
Senate
House
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Eisenhower Een
Eisenhower to Remain in Race Despite Operation
President Eisenhower plans to stay in the 1952 race after his June operation. Senate leaders and press secretary confirm no reconsideration. White House aides discuss foreign aid with congressional leaders as questions linger about his recovery.
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Gettysburg
Fisenhower
White House
Percival F. Brundage
Arthur S. Flemming
Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland
California
James C. Hay
Wea
Hower
Hagerty
Panamanian Freighter Sinks After Collision in Fog
The Panamanian Estoril sank 450 miles east of Boston after a collision with Italian cargo ship De Mazzella in thick fog. All crew were saved, lifeboats were used, and both ships reported their status. The Estoril was en route from Halifax to Philadelphia with iron ore. its home port was Panama, 7,255 gross tons. The De Mazzella, 7,031 gross tons, sailed from Naples. Coast Guard Cutter Casco and a Salem flying boat were dispatched to the scene.
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New York
Boston
Estoril
Halifax
N.S
Philadelphia
Coast Guard
N. S
Panama
Naples
Casco
Salem
Mass
Burns Fatal to Tot in Latty Family Tragedy
A two year old boy, Mark Allen, son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Basil of Latty, Ohio, died Tuesday from burns after hot coffee spilled from an upset pot drenched him. The accident occurred at home and authorities issued no further details.
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Burns
Tot van Wert
Ohio
Mark Allen
Leslie Basil
Latty
Nazi group warns U S troops to leave Germany
A Berlin Munich Stuttgart postmarked letter campaign targets U S Army officers in Europe. A US European Headquarters spokesman links the mail to a neo Nazi group, noting its propaganda parallels with Chinese Communist campaigns. The Bavarian crackdown on communism and anti Adenauer sentiment are cited.
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Heidelberg
Germany
U.S. Army
Fiyelf
Assn
Munich
United States
Adenauer
Bonn
Utility Strike Woes Hit St Louis as Gas Service Fades
St Louis residents enter day eleven of a Laclede Gas Co strike causing gas outages for 18 000 to 20 000 customers. Court action looms as Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union members may return to work per a state order hearing scheduled today.
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ST. Louis
St.Louis
Laclede Gas Co
Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers Union
Supreme Soviet backs disarmament appeal and pensions bill
The two houses of the Supreme Soviet unanimously approved a Moscow appeal to world parliaments backing Soviet disarmament plans and a pension increase law. The session also ratified decrees from the Presidium and discussed dissolving the Karelo Finnish Republic, with broader expectations of debate on Gorbachev era democracy.
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Supreme Soviet
Council of the Union
Council of Nationalities
Presidium
Stalin
Council of Union
Theio
Russian Soviet Socialist Republic
Karelian Soviet Republic
Finland
Lenin
Kremlin
U S Protest Over Russian Flight Over Soviet Cities
U S officials mum on Russian protest after American warplanes reportedly overflew seven Soviet cities on July 4 5 and 9. Moscow alleged brief two hour stays and called the action deliberate reconnaissance.
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U.S
Pentagon
Gevias
Zarubin
Soin
Moscow
London
Germany
East Germany
Poland
Soviet Union
U.S.A
Duke of Kent unveiled new plaid morning coat style
London reports the 20 year old Duke of Kent acclaimed for creating a new plaid pants look paired with a morning coat at the Marquis of Hertford and Countess Louise de Caraman-Chimay wedding. He appeared elegant and youthful in public.
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London
Duke of Kent
Marquis of Hertford
Louise de Caraman-Chimay
Faisal Heads to Europe on Two Month Visit
King Faisal and Crown Prince Abdul Illah depart Baghdad by plane for a two month European tour beginning with the first stage of their trip.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Faisal
Prince Abdul Illah
Europe
Middletown Forecast Warms With Possible Thursday Showers
The forecast calls for mostly fair and warmer conditions today and tonight with a high near 85 and a low around 68. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures with a high near 90 and a chance of afternoon or evening storms. Yesterday's unofficial high reached 81 at 5 p.m. with a 55 degree low at 5 a.m.
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Middletown
Heald Named Next Ford Foundation President
Henry T. Heald of New York University will become president of the Ford Foundation on October 1. The 51 year old educator succeeds H Rowan Gaither Jr who has led the foundation since March 1953 and will remain as chair of the board. The foundation, established in 1936, supports scientific educational and charitable purposes for the public welfare.
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New York
Henry T. Heald
New York University
Ford Foundation
Yesoe
H. Rowan Gaither Jr
Western key unlocks lengthwise Eastern mystery in Baltimore
Mrs. Jean Steg 23 brought a lacquerware box to the Northern police station. A locksmith failed to open the wedding gift from her husband Airman Richard J. Steg in Manila. A Western device with a key for handcuffs unlocked the box, revealing the internal mystery as Lt. Frank Schmidt assisted.
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Baltimore
Jean Steg
Richard J. Steg
Manila
Frank Schmidt
Fire Burns Apartment In Toledo
A four story Toledo apartment building on Adams and 12th was struck by a late night blaze. One man about 50 died from smoke inhalation and ten others were injured and treated at Mercy and St Vincent hospitals. Fire chief says incinerator on ground floor may have started the fire. damage estimated at 30000. The Edison Realty Co owned the 38 apartment building.
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Toledo
Ohio
Adams
12Th
Francis McCutchen
New Incent’s
Mercy
St. Vincent's Hospitals
Lillian Wilson
Edward
Arnold Papenhagen
The
Edison Realty Co
Son kills father in Spartanburg home slaying
Elias Meadows aged 60 was shot 31 times as he slept in his bed in Spartanburg South Carolina. Police said his son Casper Meadows 38 confessed to the murder. Two weapons were used a .38 pistol and a .22 rifle. An inquest was scheduled for Thursday. No motive was learned.
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Spartanburg
S.C
Elias Meadows
Casper Meadows
Auction Seizure of CPR Locomotive Overdue Debt Ends
In Hull Quebec a Canadian Pacific Railway locomotive multiple cars and station furnishings were seized and slated for auction after CPR failed to pay Raymond Foucault $202.50 in five weeks. The court ordered payment plus costs. The railroad settled $217.00 ending the case.
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Que
Canadian Pacific Railway
Raymond Foucault
Foucault
Ottawa-Maniwaki
CPR
Manoise Aault
Quebec
Gatineau Hills
Maurice Chevalier
J. “Thibaudeau
Chevalier
Joseph St. Marie
FBI Joins Search in Weinberger Kidnapping Case
In Westbury New York FBI agents take over as seven day rule expires with no sign of five week old Peter Weinberger. Crank calls from across the country muddy the case as police seek the abducted infant and ransom notes.
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Westbury
N.Y
FBI
Peter Weinberger
Morris Weinberger
Weinberger
Island Long
Dut Sao Hyennid Wether
102 Year Old Kentucky Woman Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Nancy Lawson of Middlesboro Kentucky is 102 and among her well wishers is the President of the United States. A birthday card from President Eisenhower and a letter from Governor Chandler highlight her long civic ties and support for the governor. She jokes about voting as a Democrat against Eisenhower and values reading without glasses. Married at 18 she has 15 children, six living.
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Middlesboro
Nancy Lawson
United States
Disenhower
Chandler
Eissenhower
Lawson
Reds Asked To Free Satellites
Secretary of State Dulles urged Russia to restore full independence to the Communist satellite nations as part of a new policy of decentralization of power. He said within the Soviet system real democratic institutions are needed to curb corruption and ensure genuine world stability.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
Wintry Blasts Hit Australia
Winter weather swept New South Wales and Victoria with icy winds and heavy rain. Sydney endured storms while the Blue Mountain area, about 60 miles west, reported its heaviest snowfall in a decade.
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Sydney
Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
Blue Mountain
Hip Pocket Booze Sale Irks State
Ohio liquor officials seek new methods to curb illegal after hour pint sales by bootleggers. Liquor Director William C Bryant convened store supervisors to discuss extending hours to 9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and to scrutinize large pint purchases for fraud.
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Columbus
Ohio
State
William C. Bryant
Bryant
Japan Reports Record Nuclear Blast From Bikini Tests
Japan's Weather Bureau and Matsushiro Observatory said a massive U S nuclear blast near Bikini Atoll was detected around 3 a m local time with the highest amplitude readings yet. A 20 mile per hour wind above the test area raised concerns of radioactive dust moving toward Japan.
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Tokyo
Japan
National Weather Bureau
United States
Bikini
Central Meteorological Observatory
Bikini Atoll
Matsushiro Observatory
Masaji Ota
Weather Bureau
Observatory
U.S
Jet Crashes Kill Two Air Force Crews at Clinton County
A T 33 trainer crash at Clinton County Air Force Base during a practice landing killed two airmen. Capt. R. C. Styles of Fairborn and Maj. W. F. Lind of Dayton were identified. The aircraft, based at Wright Patterson AFB, burned after crashing near the M R Denver estate at the eastern end of the field during a flameout landing maneuver.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Clinton County Air Force Base
Wright- Patterson Afb
Dayton
R. C. Styles
Fairborn
W. F. Lind
State Highway Patrol
M. R. Denver
It's A Long Story But Baby's Safe
A Pittsburgh scene recounts a driver’s baby rescue as two cars stopped together near Leba. George Baker of Hobbs New Mexico traveling to Johnstown paused to trust the Wilhites of Monroeville Pa and care for his seven month old Larry. Both families reunited in Monroeville after police halted Baker in Washington Pa.
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Pittsburgh
Leba
J. G. Wilhite
Monroeville
George Baker
Hobbs
N. M
Johnstown
Larry
Baker
Washington
Maharajah Downgrades Palace Assets for Hotel Venture
London report says the Maharajah of Jaipur, now Jaipur governor, has four elephants left and plans to convert one of his five palaces into a hotel with 60 to 70 rooms. He cut his staff by half, turned a palace over to the government, and aims to hire a hotel manager during a stay in England.
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Jaipur
India
England
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