Eisenhower Blasts Democrats In Nationwide Speech
President Eisenhower charged Democrats with concealing and twisting facts in their campaign during a Pittsburgh radio TV address. Adlai Stevenson accused Republicans of distorting his history on three crucial facts and criticized anti atomic testing proposals amid the 1950s partisan clash.
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Youth Held While Fate Is Debated
A 16 year old, held at the juvenile home after being moved from county jail, faces a Juvenile Court complaint filed by Brecksville police. Hearings likely in two weeks due to a crowded docket as prosecutors consider grand jury action. Services for the father planned Friday morning after a Brecksville shooting.
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Robert Zavalnak
Brecksville
Polish Deputy Premier Quits in Health Reform Move
The deputy premier resigns amid health reform pressure during a state tour linked to the industry ministry. Premier Josef faces calls for change as the political shakeup unfolds.
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Josef
Impatient customer ends up in jail after barber dispute
Spokane scene unfolds as Settle Pearson, 32, bursts into a barber shop demanding service. Police say the confrontation escalated, leading to Pearson being booked on conduct charges and placed in a cell with assistance from three officers.
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Guess Why Postal Employes Turn Gray
A Sioux Falls postal clerk M T Stark helps a young girl by wrapping and addressing a parcel. The girl says the address is on a slip inside and pays the 10 cent mailing fee with the money inside the package.
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S. D.ap
M. T. Stark
Stark
Parents Buy Time Boy Loses Eyes To Halt Cancer
Dayton AP reports 16 month old David Michael Anderson from Weel Mitton near Dayton had both eyes removed in New York to halt cancer spread. Doctors noted malignant tumors in both eyes after months of growth. The Anderson family, Mr and Mrs William Anderson, stated their son is now well and comfortable at home.
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Jet crash in cornfield near Ur bana kills pilot
A test flight in an FJ4 Fury jet fighter ended in a fatal crash when the aircraft went down in a cornfield near Ur bana. The pilot did not survive.
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Urbana
Weather record notes mild highs and cold start
Middletown officials reported a high of 61 degrees at 3 43 pm yesterday and a morning low of 3 degrees above the all time low of 29 degrees recorded in 1888.
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Middletown
Royalty Rocks Till Wee Hours
A late night birthday bash featured grand revelry with guests describing the event as regal. An aristocratic guest noted the mood while the celebration carried on into the early hours.
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Yankees Champs Again After Easy World Series Win
Yogi Berra hit two home runs and Elston Howard added one to power the New York Yankees to a 5 0 lead over the Brooklyn Dodgers through six innings in the deciding World Series game. Berra drove in Hank Bauer on his first inning homer and later connected again in the third with Billy Martin aboard.
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Brooklyn Scoring Ail You Berra Hits Tie Demere
In Brooklyn a high scoring game features prominent batters as Berra connects for key hits. The outline highlights Berra driving runs and clutch hitting amidst a tense contest.
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Twe Demere
Yankees set series records with Berra RBIs and Howard homer
Berra's 10 RBIs on a right field score gave the Yankees a new series record surpassing Lou Gehrig's 9. Howard's home run pushed New York to 11 total RBIs in the series, beating the 1952 club's 10.
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Sweep Democrats Take Lead In Alaska Election
Juneau Alaska W Demo crats moved into a commanding lead as mounting returns showed Democrats gaining momentum in the Alaska general election. Republicans held several Senate seats by slim margins with tight races noted in Anchorage and Fairbanks as results trickled in. The national spotlight focused on Alaska due to recent swings in Congressional elections.
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Day Tries To Settle Suez Fight
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold hosts private talks with Britain France and Egypt to resolve the 11 week Suez Canal dispute. He arranged a meeting with Selwyn Lloyd Christian Pineau and Mahmoud Fawzi amid ongoing UN Security Council debate on canal control and Egypt’s Nasser government.
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Police Hold Hostage Crisis At Bush School
National police attacked a mental asylum director in a siege at a Bush School where a brother warned a youth was increasingly maniacal. The suspects demanded two million in exchange for release of 95 children and threatened to blow up the building with dynamite. One man died and a woman was wounded as police negotiated food into the entrance.
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Street Cars Burn in Trondheim Fire Blamed on Short
A severe fire in Trondheim lights up the night as 42 street cars burn. Investigators suspect a short circuit sparked the blaze, prompting firefighting crews to battle flames through the early hours. No injuries reported, but smoke blanketed surrounding streets.
Hodge Grilled Fulbright Wants Straight Answer
Illinois fraud case unfolds as three men linked to a 114 million dollar state swindle appear before a Senate committee. Hodge answers some questions but is challenged by Senator Fulbright who accuses him of lying while Edward A. Hints and another defendant face broader accusations and tax issues.
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Orville E. Hodge
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Sophomore prank ends in tragedy at Rice Institute
Two Rice Institute students were killed on campus in Houston Tuesday night during a prank. Karl B. , 18, of Houston suffocated by carbon monoxide while clinging to a ladder inside the campanile smokestack. Cecil William Carrol, 19, of Houston, fell to his death while attempting to climb inside the smokestack to rescue him.
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Chuckle Advice to a Discouraged Bachelor
Advice column joke suggests if at first you fail in romance try a little ardor. The quip frames dating effort with playful encouragement for single readers.
Surgeon urges awareness of child sex misidentification risks
Dr. Goodwin C. Schauffler of Portland warns parents and doctors that babies are often misidentified in sex. He cites the need for careful examinations, medical testing, and early hormonal or surgical options to correct gender confusion and prevent neglect.
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