Stevenson Rides Campaign Swing to World Series Footage
Adlai Stevenson mixed campaign stops with recreation as he planned to attend a World Series game in Brooklyn with weather permitting. Eisenhower eyed broader campaign activity while Stevenson blasted GOP credit for civics progress and urged schools desegregation amid a court ruling.
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Frail Mother of Kidnapped Baby Admitted to Mental Hospital
In Middletown Connecticut Eleanor Ruotolo 33 mother of kidnapped and murdered Cynthia Ruotolo was admitted to a state mental institution as investigator Abraham Alban said she sought help while awaiting hospital officials. Cynthia had vanished from a store when six weeks old and her body was found stuffed in a trash can. a second baby died in an accident.
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Chuckle Department Head Fires Charlie for Urgent Reason
A humorous labored beat features a department head waking Charlie with a claim of importance and delivering a firing notice. The exchange underscores workplace satire and comic timing.
Western Powers Reach Suez Agreement Amid U N Debate
In New York the Big Three foreign ministers reported near complete accord on a British French US backed Suez resolution to seek UN endorsement of international control of the waterway. Dulles Welwyn and Pineau met after talks with details undisclosed while Lausche campaigned in Ohio attacking federal encroachment on local governments.
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Husband Charged In Fatal Beating
A husband faces criminal charges after a fatal beating described as striking the victim about the head with a claw hammer. Investigators say the incident occurred at a residence, and deputies described the alleged attack as deadly.
How About A Higher Fence Court Hearing
In a peace warrant case, Lawson urged restraint as the court noted the need for an apt teaching moment. The magistrate continued the case and advised the parties to adjust their differences.
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Ates Lawson
Joe Lawson
Farm Girl Axes Aunt After School Dispute
Mitchell South Dakota reports a disturbing case where a farm girl, elated by recent family tensions, allegedly attacked her aunt with a butcher knife after a disagreement over school funds. The incident occurred a month ago at Mrs Bunce’s residence, with the girl reportedly brooding during the walk home and then returning for a violent confrontation. Police are investigating the events and outcomes remain unclear as authorities gather statements from involved parties.
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Strike Hits W. Carrollton Paper Plant
Pickets crowded the gates of the mill, a unit of Oxford Paper Co. union Local 1. A two year contract expired at midnight Thursday as federal mediator met with company and union leaders to seek renewal. Cause of the dispute remains unclear.
Eisenhower Sees Third Term Ban Not Entirely Wise
President Eisenhower said the constitutional amendment barring a third term is not entirely wise and that the people should decide who leads, regardless of term count. He stressed faith in Americans’ judgment, noted ongoing debates, and discussed tax cut hints and hydrogen bomb policy with reporters aboard his tour.
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Russia
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Weather report notes warm tomorrow
The forecast shows fair weather tomorrow with a high around 73 degrees by 5 p.m. The overnight low earlier today was 48 degrees.
Missing in Rubble Update From Collapse Site
One body remains unrecovered after a collapse endangers workers and residents near Consumers Power Co facilities. Rescue crews persist searching through rubble as officials warn of ongoing danger and urge caution in the area.
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Consumers Power Co
Box Score On Hopefuls
Major party hopefuls are active with campaigns and appearances today. Adlai E Stevenson speaks at New Haven rally and Phoenix event while Eisenhower holds a Washington news conference. Nixon appears in Washington and Kefauver speaks in Phoenix and Pueblo.
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Atee Sey
New Haven
Conn
Eisenhower
Washington
Nixon
Estes Kefauver
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Ariz
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Cole
U S Says Worried Over Tito
U S officials remain in the dark but deeply concerned as Yugoslavia seeks emergency American wheat shipments amid a severe shortage. Washington hints Khrushchev urged Tito to Moscow to align Yugoslavia more closely with Soviet policy and suppress independence.
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Russia
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Brainy Fellows Are Bad Drivers
A brief item notes concerns about skilled individuals facing driving errors. The report hints at a paradox between intellect and road safety without detailing incidents or names.
Old Baldy Pigeon Deterrent Sparks City Debate
In Columbus Ohio a famous mounted eagle statue nicknamed Old Baldy deterred city pigeons by its imposing presence. Attendants placed the figure at the building front to deter flocks, with visitors noting the pigeons retreat as soon as they glimpse the display in retirement.
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Old Baldy
Dodgers Lead Yankees 7-6 in World Series Slugfest
Brooklyn Dodgers lead New York Yankees 7-6 in the third inning of Game 2 at Ebbetts Field. Don Newcombe exits after six runs in the second, while Duke Snider hits his tenth World Series homer to set the pace as an eleven-run inning ties a 1930 record.
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New York
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Snider
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Final Arguments Today in Brink's Trial Deliberation
The Boston case features eight defendants represented by four defense attorneys. Prosecutors yesterday agreed not to allege robbery and breaking and entering. If convicted, defendants face possible life imprisonment.
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Meary Sontag
Robert J. DeGia
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