Stassen to Try for Eisenhower Ticket with Herter
President Eisenhower grants Harold Stassen a 30 day leave to pursue a bid to replace Nixon with Gov. Christian Herter on the GOP ticket. Stassen said he will announce further plans on August 2 and seek to boost Eisenhower's campaign and congressional races. The move is viewed as a solo effort by some Republicans, with no clear White House backing.
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Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
National Airport
Washington
Gettysburg
Stassen
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Strassen
White House
Eiants
Seahower
House
Murray Snyder
Snyder
Sen. Knowland
California
Senate
MBS
Britain and Allies Seek International Control over Suez Crisis
British ships and crews are recalled as Britain, France, and the United States push for an international control body to guarantee free movement of Canal ships after Egypt nationalizes the Suez Canal. Nasser vows to pay stockholders while Eden defies Egyptian control.
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London
Admiralty
Ocean
Devonport
Malta
Mediterranean
Adm
N. K. Dietrich
U. S. Atlantic
Gamal‘ Abfone
Nasser
Egypt
Russia
Canal ‘Company
Eden
House of Commons
Britain
Enarifie Maneuvae
Nackine
Med Student Convicted Of Manslaughter
Gregory M. Dellipizzi, 26, from Weirton West Virginia, was convicted of manslaughter in Annapolis after a fight with Dr. Richard M. Wick a 53 year old Allentown Pennsylvania metallurgist. Dellipizzi testified Wick allegedly made advances toward his fiancée. Deliberations lasted about two and a half hours. Sentencing set for Friday. bail remains at $10,000.
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Annapolis
Richard M. Wick
Allentown
Gregory M. Dellipizzi
Weirton
Benjamin Michaelson
Delli Pizzi
Delli- Pizzi
Delli-Pizzi
Baltimore
Charlotte Holland
Huntington
W. Va
Wick
Convicts Break Legs in Work Protest at Georgia Quarry
In Buford Georgia thirty six inmates at Rock Quarry State Prison used 10 pound sledge hammers to sever their legs during a hot rest period to protest work conditions. Prison officials say 29 white and seven black inmates sustained leg fractures while others refused to cry out in pain as guards reported the incident. The quarry, built in 1949, houses hard-to-handle inmates and operates 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. with breaks. injured men were sent to the Georgia State Prison Hospital in Reidsville.
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Buford
Rock Quarry
Little Alcatraz
Georgia
Jack Forrester
Forrester
Smith
North Georgia Hills
Atlanta
Georgia State
Reidsville
Eecolved
Hubert Smith
Egypt canal dispute stirs world as Nasser backtracks
British sources say force would not arise unless Egypt acts against world shipping or rejects international supervising arrangements. Nasser appears to backtrack on a ban on exports to Britain, while Egypt's canal seizure provokes global reactions. fringe benefits discuss incentives for plants and wages at Beirut demonstrations and Paris talks.
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Egypt
Nasser
Britain
Beirut
Lebanon
Robert Lacoste
Algeria
Lo Algiers
Paris
Individue Canal
France
North Africa
August Forecast Promises Warm Wet Start After Cool July
Officials predict a warm, wet transition from July to August with a high near 90 today and scattered showers and thundershowers possible tonight. Wednesday should be partly cloudy and warmer with a high around 85 while Middletown records an unofficial 80 degree high yesterday and 53 degree low this morning.
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Middletown
Greek Man and Woman Slain in Cyprus Shootings
In Nicosia two Greek Cypriots, a man and a woman, were killed in separate shootings on Monday night. British authorities say the slayings are part of a new wave of violence intended to deter cooperation with security forces.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Woolson Remains On Critical List
Albert Woolson 109, sole Union Army Civil War survivor, remained on the critical list at St. Luke's Hospital Duluth after slipping into a coma early Saturday. Physicians labeled the condition an acute lung congestion and noted he had been hospitalized several times this year. He was being fed intravenously.
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Duluth
Minn
Albert Woolson
St. Luke's Hospital
Woolson
Fire traps 12 residents in Missouri nursing home
A fast moving blaze at Reagan Nursing Home in Puxico traps 12 of 13 residents. Nine victims aged 72 to 91 from Puxico and nearby towns died. only Mrs. Sherry Frederick escaped. Fire officials suspect a smoldering cigarette caused the fire. coroner to hold an inquest.
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Puxlico
Reagan Nursing Home
Puxico
Sherry Frederick
Bertha Reagan
David Johnson
Lois Rogers
John Ryan
Poplar Bluff
Jack Pritchard
Missouri Highway Patrol
Jack Harty
Reagan
David
Co 13
Missouri
Arks
St. Louis
Ray Rainey
No Hitches Reported In Steel Talks
New York reports progress as 650000 striking steel workers poised to return to work. Company and union spokesmen expect most contracts between steel firms and United Steelworkers to be settled by Thursday. Lukens Steel Coatesville workers resume after ratified local deal. Master agreement includes a three year wage boost.
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New York
United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel
Auveveuy Ee Ieu
Lukens Steel Corp
Coatesville
Coatsville
Dayton Man From River Drowning Near St Ignace
Frank Brown, 60, of Dayton Ohio drowned in a boating accident on the Pine River near St Ignace Michigan after his rowboat capsized when Brown shifted his weight. Truman Hunter, also of Dayton, was rescued but Brown’s body was not recovered.
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ST. Ignace
Mich
Frank Rown
Dayton
Ohio
Pine River
Upper Peninsula
Straits of Mackinac
Brown
Truman Hunter
Hunter
Car Crash Witnesses Describe Minor Injuries
In Santa Barbara California a hospital visit followed a collision between Janet Clough and Earl R Butler. They explained the crash occurred while a policeman was issuing a traffic citation to a truck driver nearby.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Janet Clough
Earl R. Butler
Too Old For That Sort Of Thing Divorce Case
Mrs. Nellie Frances Davidson 81 testifies in divorce court that after 17 years of marriage her husband Bryan 59 demanded dancing five or six nights weekly. She recalls plans left her exhausted and him angry. The court grants the divorce.
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Nellie Frances Davidson
Khrushchev backs Egypt on Suez Canal move
Soviet party chief Khrushchev told Moscow workers Egypt has the right to nationalize the Suez Canal. He criticized Britain and France for overreaction and warned against military action, saying the canal’s ownership should reflect new circumstances and compensation to canal shareholders.
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London
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Egypt
Suez Canal
Moscow
Khrushchev
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Britain
France
Suez Canal Co
Ruling Sought On Death Of 77-Year-Old Lonnie Seitel
Cincinnati reporting coroner asked to determine cause of Lonnie Seitel 77 found dead in a private day camp pool near Cincinnati. Camp officials found the body as older boys nearby reported no splash or sighting of him entering the water.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Lonnie’Seitel
Here
Lonnie
Burma reports Chinese troops cross frontier in border surge
Ba Swe convened emergency talks as estimates place hundreds of Chinese Communist troops along a 500 mile northeast frontier of Burma. border crossings extend from Putao to Kunlong with forces advancing up to 60 miles into Burmese territory. Burma to lodge protest with Peiping while noting a threat to security and bolstering border defenses.
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Rangoon
Burma
Putao
Ft. Hertz
Kunlong Ferry
Salween River
China
Ba Swe
Peiping
People’s Freedom League
Red China
Chou
En-Lai
U. Nu
Eisenhower Confers With Dulles Over Suez Crisis
President Eisenhower returned from Gettysburg to the White House and met with Secretary of State Dulles to discuss the Suez Canal crisis. Dulles declined to assess the seriousness of the issue, citing only that the matter was discussed and offered no further comment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Secretary of
State Dulles
Dulles
Herbert Hoover Jr
State Department
Herman Phleger
White House
Canal
U.S. Plans New Types Of Weapons
The Atomic Energy Commission reports progress across the U.S. atomic energy program. It notes expansion of plants to produce new nuclear weapon designs and research on civilian power, a near completion of the Sea Wolf submarine, and advances in cancer treatment using atomic energy.
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Washington
United States
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
AEC
Seawolf
Uoward
Principal Bars Jeans and Loose Shirts at Maple Heights
Cleveland report says Maple Heights High School Principal W. D. Coon told parents that boys may not wear denim jeans Levi's shirts open above the collar or below, T shirts without regular shirts, beltsless or waistline low trousers, tops shoes or unconventional haircuts. The rule aims to improve discipline and learning.
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Cleveland
Maple Heights High School
W. D. Coon
Coon
Who Painted The Walls Archaeologists Vie With Cave Speleologists
In Paris disputes erupt over cave wall drawings near Perigueux claimed to be 20 000 years old showing mammoths and rhinoceroses. Speleologist William Martin argues no paintings exist and attributes marks to a boy with a carbide lamp. Archaeologists defend the discovery.
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Paris
France
Perigueux
Poitiers
William Martin
Speleo Club of
Peri
Romain ‘Robert
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