Eisenhower Rushes Reply on H Bomb Tests and Draft
President Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson traded sharp public lines over nuclear testing and the draft. Eisenhower warned against letting bomb tests become political fodder while Stevenson urged moderation and attacked the current political approach. Kefauver charged deception as he pressed for clarity on atomic energy developments amid the national debate.
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Eisenhower
Stevenson
Embouer
Massachusetts
Illinois
Yale University
Yale
Nixon
Firenhower
Estes Kefauver
Fauver
Egypt and Russia Set to Rebuff West on Suez Plan
At the United Nations Egypt and Russia are poised to oppose a Western backed plan for U N endorsement of the London conference on Suez Canal control. Expectation of a Soviet veto looms as Cairo maintains opposition to internationalization.
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Egypt
Russia
U.N
Suez Canal
Security Council
Today's Chuckle Thea Ae Hand Flowers
A light item notes poems about flowers and a playful line about a theatre themed chuckle. The short note emphasizes simple whimsy and gentle humor with floral imagery.
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Thea Ae
Multimillion Dollar Ohio Road Projects Bid Openings
Ohio state highway department plans bid openings for several multimillion-dollar projects including a 14 mile relocation of U S 42 in Cleveland estimated at 14 million dollars. Other bids cover 6.2 miles of U S 2 in Massillon 4.8 miles of U S 68 in Findlay and Hancock County towns with a grade separation and a 1.1 mile Akron Expressway segment costing 5.6 million dollars.
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Ohio
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Qude
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Mas
U.S. 68
Findlay
Hancock County
Akron
Ohio 18
Ohio Turnpike
Youngstown
Dulles urges peaceful Suez settlement plan
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles calls for a just peaceful settlement of the Suez Canal dispute that would deny Egypt any opportunity to extract tribute from other nations. He emphasizes strong worldwide sentiment against using force to block the canal.
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Williamstown
Mass
John Foster Dulles
Suez Canal
Egypt
Dulles
Mate Of Woman Kidnaper Held On Three Counts
Chicago reports a woman tied to a kidnapping case connected to Tom, described as a father who left his first wife and five children. The article notes her role and multiple counts, with court action in progress.
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Chicago
Tom
Car Driven By Mother Kills Boy in Elyria
In Elyria Ohio a mother driving a car swerved to avert a head on collision causing a child to fall from the vehicle and be struck by another car police said the incident occurred Friday under investigation with no further details available.
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Ohio
Grange
Monday
Hatoyama Heads to Moscow to Reopen Russia Ties
Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama flies to Moscow to renew Japan USSR diplomatic relations and secure the return of thousands of Japanese held in the USSR. The trip follows years of stalled negotiations, health decline, and Cabinet approval amid party opposition with a successor to be chosen on return.
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Ichiro Hatoyama
Moscow
Japan
Russia
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Cameon
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Liberal-Democratic Party
Truman Hits Worker Areas
A labor stronghold relies on heavy turnout to swing the state for Adlai Stevenson. Registration lagged by about 100,000 since four years ago, with the deadline looming Monday night.
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Adlai Stevenson
Demobler
Newsboy Invited As Ike's Guest
Washington invited newsboy Andy Williams of Ames Iowa to visit with President Eisenhower. The president said Andy and other boys provide valuable service for newspapers and readers.
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Ike
Washington
Andy Williams
Ames, Jows
Eisenhower
Andy
Injuries Prove Fatal In Ohio Motorcycle Crash
Edward T. Hall, 21, died Friday from injuries suffered Tuesday when his motorcycle struck a street curb in Ashtabula Ohio. Police said he was thrown from the machine in the Tuesday crash and succumbed to the injuries days later.
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Ashtaubla
Ohio
Edward T. Hall
Berserk Son Threatens Parents in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City police report a son threatened his parents and opened fire during a pistol spree endangering four detectives before killing himself with a shot. Detectives described courageous parental actions that distracted the assailant for about an hour as the father restrained him while the mother tried to manage the crisis.
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C. W. Roberts
J. L.deyel
L. C. George
Bill Rackey
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Jack Jordan
Lewis Warns Miners Against Strikes in Hardline Pact
Cincinnati report says John L. Lewis, 74, vows to sack or fine any striker and purge violators from the coal industry. He pledges no-punch policy toward future strike actions spanning January through April and warns miners against disrupted production.
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Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Wolfson Plans Buy of Marion Power Shovel Assets
Universal Corp controlled by Louis E. Wolfson says it will purchase Marion Power Shovel Co and its Osgood Co subsidiary in Marion Ohio. James Wolfson formed Universal after selling Capital Transit Co and has scheduled a special stockholders meeting to consider the purchase.
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Universal Corp
Louis E. Wolfson
Marion Power Shovel Co
The
Osgood Co
Marion
Ohio
James Wolfson
Capital Transit Co
Universal
Lawyer Loses Five Million Dollar Will
A New York lawyer disclosed that he lost a five million dollar will while riding a commuter train to his Weston Connecticut home. Pleydell Bouverie signed it July 18 and tucked it in his coat before dashing for a New Haven line train.
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New York
Weston, Conn
Pleydell-Bouverie
Misstatements Charged To Adlai In Civil Rights Debate
Senator Mundt accuses Adlai Stevenson of misstatements on civil rights. The article notes Truman desegregation order and Eisenhower’s role in implementing desegregation.
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Adlai
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Truman
Eisenhower
Life sentence possible for Brink's robbery defendants
Suffolk Superior Court jurors convict eight men in the 1.219 million Brink's heist case. Seven face armed robbery charges. Joseph McGinnis acquitted of armed counts but convicted as an accessory. Defendants all from greater Boston wait 21 days to appeal as jury returns nine week trial verdicts.
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Suffolk
Eek
Eery
Joseph F. W. Ginnis
McGinnis
Anthony Pino
Vincent J. Costa
Michael V. Geagan
Adolph Maffie
Henry Baker
James J. Faherty
Thomas F. Richardson
Paul T. Smith
Thomas F. Donahue
Iin
Paul T. Neal
Navy Secretary reduces McKeon sentence keeps him in Marines
Secretary of the Navy Thomas orders Sgt Matthew McKeon to stay in the Marines as a private to build a useful career. McKeon, 31, will serve one month of a three month confinement instead of a bad conduct discharge after negligent homicide and alcohol on duty. He is to start serving at Parris Island, with the two months of arrest status removed.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of the Navy
Thomas
Matthew C. McKeon
Marines
McKeon
Marine Corps
MecKeons
Ribibon Creek
Navy
Parris Island
Heart Proxy Succumbs Suddenly To Disease
In Omaha Dr J E Meyer of Columbus Nebraska collapsed and died suddenly while attending a Nebraska Heart Association event. He had just been elected president of the association, and colleagues report the illness struck unexpectedly during the meeting.
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Omaha
JE. Meyer
Columbus
Neb
Fridey
Nebraska
Man fights Ohio Gas Line Across His Property
E der, a resident two miles north of Chesapeake, has battled Ohio Fuel Gas Co for years over a line crossing his property. The dispute, now formalized as a case, follows multiple company refusals and Snyder’s insistence on obtaining gas rights, vowing legal action if needed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Eder
Chesapeake
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Snyder
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