UN Clash Seen With Reds in Security Council Race
In the United Nations General Assembly elections, a US backed Turkey contest with Poland backed by the Soviet bloc for a Security Council seat heated up as Greece's departure opened a vote. Brazil and New Zealand faced unopposed runs for other Council seats amid ongoing East West tensions. The Philippines entered late, threatening multi ballot drama while Britain and the Soviet Union were expected to win re election.
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United Nations, N. Y
United States
Soviet Union
U. N. Assembly
U. N. Security Council
Assembly
Security Council
Trusteeship Council
Greece
Poland
Turkey
Phillippines
Canada
Disarmament Commission
Brazil
New Zealand
Chile
Pakistan
Council
London
Russia
U. N
Yugoslavia
Cominform
Czechoslovakia
U.N
Afghanistan
Indonesia
Phlippines
Norway
Sweden
Ecuador
Uruguay
Britiain
Fire at Mare Island Navy Yard Kills One and Damages Pier
More than 1,000 fought a major blaze at Mare Island Navy Yard in Vallejo California. One fireman died when he fell from a fireboat and twelve people were injured. The tar soaked pier suffered 900 feet of damage along with a Navy tug and three other vessels. The Navy values the loss at about 200000 dollars.
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Vallejo
Calif
Mare Island Navy Yard
Navy
L. A. McIntosh
Isleton
Envoy Returns to Seoul After 12 Day Talks
South Korean ambassador Han Yang leaves Seoul after 12 days of conferences with his government, returning to the United States.
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Seoul
You “Han Yang
United States
Ready To Surrender Balanced Budget Senator Jackson Says
Senator Henry Jackson of Washington says Americans are willing to pay higher taxes to strengthen national defense and build up forces. He opposes tax cuts despite Republican calls and aligns with warnings on Soviet hydrogen bomb progress and the need for a larger Air Force.
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Jackson
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
W. Sterling Cole
Cole
NBC
Russia
Washington
Arthur
Flemming
Eisenhower
Soviet Russia
United States
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
New York
America
Symington
Policy makers foresee atomic stalemate shaping the power balance
Washington observers say the United States and Russia may reach an atomic stalemate that could stabilize relations or freeze them indefinitely. State Department officials note Moscow avoids real negotiations on Germany and question talks on the Far East.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U. S
United States
Russia
State Department
Germany
Far East
FBI May Step In Bobby Greenlease Kidnaping Case
In Kansas City the case of 6-year-old Bobby Greenlease enters its second week with the FBI potential official involvement under the Lindbergh law. The family remains hopeful. police report a quiet day as associates work to negotiate Bobby’s release.
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Robert C. Greenlease
Bobby
Paul
Robert Letterman
Tulsa
Greenlease
Letterman
Paul Greenlease
Herman J. Koch
Herman J. Koch Spent About 45 Minutes At the Home. Mrs. Greenlease
U S Action Expected In Dock Strike
A three member presidential board was due to brief President Eisenhower on whether the Maine to Virginia longshoremen strike threatens national welfare. The likely next step is a federal 80 day Taft Hartley injunction, with ILA leaders pledging obedience if issued.
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U.S
Maine
Virginia
White House
Eisenhower
Department of Justice
Striking International Longshoremen's Assn
ILA
Portland
Hampton Roads
New York Shipping Assn
AFL
Board of Inquiry
AF Set To Test Its B-36 Bombers
The Air Force will test the global mobility of its B-36 intercontinental bombers this month by sending two squadrons to distant locations. One unit from Walker AFB Roswell New Mexico will train a week at Thule Arctic air base Greenland. The other from Carswell AFB Texas will operate about 11 days at a North Africa forward base.
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Washington
Air Force
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
N. M
Arctic
Thule
Greenland
Carswell Air Force Base
Tex
North Africa
CBS Introduces Low-Cost Color Television Picture Tube
CBS announces CBS Colortron a revolutionary low cost color tube for home receivers ready for mass production. Bruce A. Coffin CBS-Hytron president says the tube is easy to mass produce in large screen and rectangular shapes while retaining stability and dependability like black and white tubes.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System Today
Bruce A. Coffin
Cbs-Hytron
Electronic
CBS
Ten Huk Killed Near Manila in Scout Rangers Clash
Philippine army scout rangers report killing ten Communist led Huk insurgents Sunday about 38 miles north of Manila.
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Manila
Philippine Army
Warren Becomes 14th Chief Justice in Brief Oath Ceremony
Ex governor Earl Warren is sworn in as the 14th chief justice of the United States at a noon ceremony marking the new term. President Eisenhower attended with Mrs. Warren, while Vice President Nixon and Senate leader Knowland greeted the couple in Washington. The session opens with a private oath and a brief routine before the court recesses until October with major cases pending, including school desegregation.
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Paul Yost Washington
Earl Warren
United States
Supreme Court
California
Eisenhower
Fred M. Vinson
Warren
Mrs. Warren
San Francisco
Justice Black
Harold B. Willey
Vinson
Black
Tito Reaffirms Communism Amid West Demands Reform
President Tito urged about 200000 in Yugoslavia's Croatian wheat market city to maintain Communist policy and dismiss rumors of dissolving the party. He labeled opponents reactionaries as boils on a healthy body and warned of a second painful operation. Vice President Kardelj endorsed a mutual security pact between the West and Russia, advocating peaceful guarantees.
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Bjesovar
Yugoslavia
Tito
Communist Party
Edvard Kardelj
West
Russia
Kardelj
Focevje
Zahedi says red threat not grave in Iran interview
Iranian Premier Fazollah Zahedi tells U S News and World Report that Communists came very near to seizing power but the red threat is now not at all grave. He says they were infiltrating the government claims were false and that Mossadegh left Iran in a deep economic political mess and weak foreign policy.
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Washington
Fazollah Zahedi
Iran
Zahedi
Tehran
U. S. News and World Report
Mohammed Mossadegh
Shah Mohamed Reza Pahlavi
Mossadegh
Gail Forms as Seventh Hurricane in Atlantic
Reconnaissance aircraft observed a tropical storm named Gail packing 80 to 90 mph winds. The seventh hurricane of the season was located about 810 miles east of Guadeloupe and 2,500 miles southeast of Florida, moving away from land a week from reaching North America.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Gaili
Guadeloupe
French Antilles
Florida
10 year old bridegroom in Michigan murder case awakens inquiry
Delmar Leffler, a 10 year old boy, is shown during police questioning in St Johns Michigan after sheriff Percy Patterson says Leffler admitted crushing his 16 year old bride Betty's skull with a baseball bat because he was fed up with married life. Mrs Leffler died Saturday.
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Delmar Leffler
St. Johns
Mich
Percy Patterson
Leffler
Betty
Yankees Seek Fifth Straight Title As World Series Returns
In New York the Yankees lead the Dodgers three games to two after an 11-7 win at Ebbets Field. Whitey Ford to start for the Yankees and Carl Erskine for Brooklyn, who set a series strikeout record. Mickey Mantle hit a grand slam in yesterday’s game as fans braved a cloudy, rain-threatened sky.
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Yankee Stadium
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Chuck Dressen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Carl Erskine
Yankees
Ebbets Field
Erskine
Mickey Mantle
Chicago Cubs
Fliers Give Up Record Attempt In Salt Lake City
Two Salt Lake City pilots CAPT Calvin E. Cowley and Don H. Bean abandoned plans to break the light plane endurance record this year. They aimed for 50 days after four attempts but ended five days in the air due to mechanical failures and fuel-tank vibration that prevented sleep.
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Salt Lake City
Calvin E. Cowley
Don H. Bean
New POW Interview Centers Planned for Korea’s Prisoners
The Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission urged the Allied command to start work on temporary and permanent sites to interview about 22 600 anti Red prisoners, including 7 900 Koreans and 14 700 Chinese, urging return to communism. Interviews may begin within a week at the temporary site, with a Sept 26 deadline and a 90 day window.
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George McArthur Panmunjom
Neutral Nations
NNRC
U. N. Command
Indian Command
Reds
UNC
Wilfred Burchett
Red
South Korea
Cho Chung Whan
ROK
Cho
Korea
MRC
Weather Outlook and Rain Update for Ohio Valley
Cloudy and cool conditions with possible showers forecast for the Miami Valley and Kentucky tonight into Tuesday. Middletown saw 0.31 inches of rain by 8 am after a shower began at 6:30 pm yesterday. Grant Lake water pumped to Cloverlick Creek, delaying Bethel waterworks relief and signaling several days until full water service resumes.
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Vandalia
Kentucky
Middletown
Armco
Ohio
Grant Lake
Brown County
Cloverlick Creek
Bethel Waterworks
Navy Skyray Sets New World Speed Mark at Salton Sea
Lt Cmdr James B Verd in piloted the F4D Sky ray jet to a sustained average speed of 753.4 mph on a 3 km course near Thermal California. The mission erased the Libya Libyan Swift record and featured a fastest pass at 761.414 mph with afterburners, while Verdin tested near sea level and 98.5 degree heat. Verd in, a WWII and Korea veteran, is based at Patuxent River and earned the Navy Cross for dive bombing.
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Jack Stevenson
Calif
Navy
United States
Cmdr
James B. Verdin
Korea
California
Salton Sea
Verdin
Skyray
Naval Air Station
Westinghouse
Douglas Aircraft Co
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
Verdun
Miles City
Mont
Aactive
Leyte
Patuxent River
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