Dewey Attacks Stevenson on Hydrogen Bomb Testing
Former New York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey says Adlai Stevenson exaggerates danger from hydrogen bomb tests. In a national radio and TV address in Iva Florida Michigan he called Stevenson's plan to end tests an invitation to national death and compared radiation to a dental X ray. He cited the National Academy of Science and noted Stevenson’s own emphasis on safety.
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Flint, Mich
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Dewey
United States
National Academy of Science
Ima
Burmeister Kills Wife and Two Children Before Surrender
In St Petersburg Florida James G Burmeister a 28 year old power company lineman wounded his wife Mary 32 and their two children James Jr 5 and Martyn 10 months with a knife and placed the bodies in a bathtub flooding it with water before turning himself in and surrendering to police neighbors heard the wife cry for help as officers arrived to the scene
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ST. Petersburg
Fla. W
Power Company
Earl Newberry
James G. Burmeister
Kerry
Burmeister
James Jr
Martyn
Mary
Stratocruiser Crew Praised After Ditching At Sea
San Francisco AP report details the successful ditching of 31 aboard the Stratocruiser Sovereign the Skies as Coast Guard cutter Pontchartrain coordinated the rescue 21 minutes after the crash. Passengers praise pilot Richard Ogg and crew for calm, orderly evacuation and absence of panic.
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San Francisco
Jane Gordon
Silver Springs
Coast Guard
Pontchartrain
Gordon
Richard Ogg
Ogg
Seele
Madisunetas Dc
Ronald Christian
Los Angeles
Christian
Honolulu
San Franswe
Louis Walker
Oakland
Calif
Patricia Daniels
Pan American World Airways
Pacific Ocean
U.S. Coast Guard
Pontchartrein
Cincinnati Smog Lingers Two More Days In City
Cincinnati faces persistent smog with officials warning air quality may stay poor for at least two days more as weather patterns shift retrograde.
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Cincinnati
Athennes
Greenback Party Leader Promotes Principle of Money Issuance
In Edmonds Washington Frederick C Proehl a 76 year old rural merchant campaigns for the Greenback party from a grocery counter about 20 miles north of Seattle He argues the party seeks government issued currency to fund operations and projects like power dams and criticizes bankers control of money claiming Congress abdicated coinage powers and would not place the Greenback ticket on ballots due to costs Edward Kirby Meador of Boston is his running mate.
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Edmonds
Wash
Eisenhower
Frederick C. Proehl
Seattle
Greenback Party
Adlai Stevenston
Proehl
Edward Kirby Meador
Boston
Greenbackers
Congress
Stevenson argues GOP four day week failed in four days
Adlai E. Stevenson campaign remarks in Michigan criticize Nixon for proposing a four day work week and then withdrawing it in four days. He accuses Republicans of shamelessly claiming peace credits and defends Democrats as aligned with working people amid state and national race dynamics.
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Stevenson
Michigan
Adllai E. Stevenson
Niles
Mich
Nixon
Suez Talks To Start Next Week In Geneva
Cairo sources say preparatory discussions with Britain and France on a Suez settlement may begin next week in Geneva. Wing Cmdr Ali Sabry, returning from the U.N. debate, said talks will follow the sin-point formula approved by the Security Council and Egypt will not accept international canal control. Prime Minister Mollet urged new plans for canal operation guaranteeing free access, with no Cairo reaction to Eden Mollet statement yet.
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Cairo
Nasser
Britain
France
Geneva
Ali Sabry
U.N. Security Council
Suez
Security Council
Sabry
Egypt
Frenga
Mollet
Fayot
Interna
Eden- Mollet
Mother Kills Two Of Three Young Sons
In Wichita Kansas Mary Ann Gamache 34 was jailed after confessing to stabbing two of her three sons Jack 8 and Kenneth 3 to death. Danny 7 was spared as officers found her near Peabody after a note lamenting she had not been a good wife or mother. Her husband Joseph C. Gamache 36 arrived home to find the bodies.
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Wichita
Kan
Mary Ann Gamache
Sedgwick County
Warner Moore
Moore
Gamache
Sue
Jack
Kenneth
Asan
Peabody
Farmer
Joseph C. Gamache
Wichita Eagle
Ten Finalists In Ohio State's Queen Contest
Ten finalists were selected from 70 contenders in Ohio State University's homecoming queen contest. Balloting on Oct. 24 will pick the queen and her court, with the queen revealed at the homecoming dance on Oct. 26 as the Buckeyes face Wisconsin in a football game. Finalists include Carol Newhouse, Joy McClanahan, Sally Cooley, Cathy Berger, Claudia Grimm, Beverly Bacon, Judy Miller, Barbara Konnor, Lynn Olt, and Gerry Krauser.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohioo State University
Bucks
Wisconsin
Carol Newhouse
Joy McClanahan
Cuyahoga Falls
Sally Cooley
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Cathy Berger
East Orange
Today's Chuckle Blonde: A Cross Between a Brunette
A lighthearted quip comparing a modern hair shade to a drugstore mix evokes playful fashion humor. The joke hints at trend chasing and salon culture with a wink at consumer optics.
Ohio Senate Fight Heats Up Across Northern Ohio
Associated Press report shows Ohio Senate race heated as Gov Lausche and Sen Bender trade jabs. DiSalle and ONeill campaign stops span Dayton Cleveland Akron Lima Kent Circleville and Columbus with focus on debt taxes and foreign policy. DiSalle calls for reform in mental health while ONeill vows law review on sex offenses.
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Ohio
U.S
Mike DiSalle
Dayton
Lausche
China
United Nations
United States
Federal Soil Bank
Cleveland
O'Neill
Two Newtown Men Die in Private Plane Crash
The Cincinnati report says a private plane crashed on a Newtown area farm killing pilot Stanley W. Chacksfield 30 and passenger William R. Richey 40, both of Newtown. The crash site was Everett Havens’ Elm-shaded farm. Havens daughter Phyllis 20 described the final three passes and the aircraft upside down before impact.
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Cincinnati
Newtown
Stanley W. Chacksfield
William R. Richey
Everett Havens
Haven
Phyllis
Havens
Slaying Suspect Testifies Alibi in Covington Case
Cincinnati jury hears Denver Powell 45 of El Centro Calif claim he was at home during the November 27 189 robbery and the fatal shooting of delicatessen operator Joseph Schreck. Powell faces first degree murder charges in the 1 year old case.
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Cincinnati
Denver Powell
Powell
el Centro
Calif
Joseph Schreck
Covington
Eisenhower to Reply to Stevenson Bomb Talks
President Eisenhower plans a White House reply to Adlai Stevenson’s call for a world agreement to end H bomb testing. Hagerty said Stevenson’s statements were incorrect and the record will be set straight early next week. He spoke amid Eisenhower’s Minnesota campaign push and large rallies in Seattle, St Paul, and Minneapolis.
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Seattle
Adlai Stevenson
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Hagerty
Washington
Washington State
Minnesota
Civic Auditorium
Arthur B. Langlie
U.S. Senate
Warren Magnuson
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Frank Schmidt
St. Paul Land
Elmer Norlund
Twin Cities
Olympic
Israel denies Arab charges of troop buildup on Jordan frontier
In Jerusalem, Israel rejects Jordanian accusations that it is massing troops on the border. An Israeli official calls the claim a screen to mask Jordanian military activity after a Jordan Foreign Ministry spokesman leveled the charge in Amman.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
Jordan Foreign Ministry
Amman
Ben-Gurion Flags Egypt Dictator as Israel Threat
In Jerusalem Premier David Ben-Gurion warned the fascist dictator of Egypt poses Israel’s greatest danger and aims to conquer Arab states by force. Parliament later approved his foreign policy declarations by a 76 to 13 vote.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Egypt
Israel May Shift Troops Amid Border Tension
The article reports Israel concentrating troops on the border with warnings of aggression. Syrian Foreign Minister Salah Bitar and Western ambassadorships discuss a joint stance to prevent a Middle East explosion. A Israeli spokesman downplays troop buildup, saying risk increases only with outside weapons or heavy concentration. U N officials in New York plan to convene the City Council over Jordan’s border request.
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Israel
Salah Bitar
Middle East
New York
U.N
Jordan
Portsmouth Residents Protesting Lack Of Law Enforceme
Portsmouth citizens protest the perceived lack of law enforcement during the Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co strike. They call for a special City Council meeting and urge accountability from Police Chief Hugh Rudity and Sheriff Burl Justice. The group weighs steps, including possible state action, as Governor Lausche watches developments.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Voluntary Citizens Committee For Law Enforcement
State Highway Patrol
George Mingle
New Boston
Sciotoville
Colum
Paul E. Flohr
Richard L. Wagner
Sc Cope
Robert L. Moulton
State Utilities Commission
Moulton
National Guard
Portsmouth Resi
Chester Allen
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