European defense plans face choices after EDC setback
Washington officials say a timely formula to arm West Germany is possible but may not unite Europe. If EDC fails, options include admitting West Germany to NATO or rearming Germany directly with Franco-British cooperation, amid talks of an eight nation emergency conference.
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Dulles Arrives in Manila for Southeast Asia talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles lands in Manila to open an eight nation security conference. An 18 gun salute and military bands welcome him as discussions aim to strengthen the mutual defense pact with the Philippines and address anti communism strategy. Dulles notes Manila will host a major international gathering next week.
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Careful Driving urged as Labor Day travel peaks
The National Safety Council projects 390 highway deaths in 78 hours over Labor Day weekend. Governors and patrols urge caution and lower speeds as millions travel by car, rail, air, and bus. Ohio officials warn drivers to stay vigilant despite patrols amid improving overall traffic fatalities.
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Eisenhower Aims to Sign Remaining Congress Bills Today
President Eisenhower, returning from Fraser Colorado, hopes to sign the remaining congressional bills awaiting action. He has signed over 473 measures since Aug 21 and vetoed 21, with around 20 still pending. He plans a two thousand mile aerial survey of reclamation projects in four states before resuming duty in New York.
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TV Actress Geral dine Carr Dies In Hollywood Hills Crash
Actress Geral dine Carr known as Mrs Geraldine Carneol dies at 37 after a fiery crash in the Hollywood Hills. New York Herald Tribune correspondent Ned Russell is severely injured. Carneol’s husband Jess Carneol and Pearl Fles survive with minor injuries.
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Russell
James G. Luter
Bobo Rockefeller and Hotel Owner Rumored to Wed
New York social scene buzzes as Barbara Bobo Rockefeller and Charles W. Mapes Jr. dodge wedding questions after a Park Avenue dinner. Mapes, 34, calls reports unfounded while Bobo, 37, denies plans, noting only friendship amid her Reno divorce and six million dollar settlement rumors.
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New Queen Reggie Dombeck Sees Miss Chicago Crown Change
Miss Reggie Dombeck, formerly runner up in Miss Chicago, becomes queen after Miss Jeannie Johnson is disqualified for not meeting residency rules. Johnson arrived from Detroit three months ago and had been Miss Chicago for two weeks. Dombeck had earlier been named Miss Photoflash by Chicago photographers.
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Castillo Appeals For Inflow Of Foreign Capital
Guatemala's Carlos Castillo Armas urged foreign investors to flood Guatemala with capital to rebuild the economy and back his anti Communist government. He spoke at a mass rally before the presidential palace and pledged guarantees for investments and new industry. He warned of incalculable destruction caused by communism and said he would push oil development and agrarian reform free from Marxist influence.
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Massachusetts Waives Blue Laws to Ease Food Crisis
Governor Christian issues an executive order allowing Sunday and Labor Day store openings to combat the hurricane aftermath. President Eisenhower designates the storm areas as major disaster zones in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, enabling federal aid while crews restore power to about two million people.
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New American Legion Elects Seaborn Collins Jr as National Commander
At the four day 36th annual convention in Washington Seaborn P. Collins Jr. Las Cruces N M was elected national commander succeeding Arthur J Connell Middletown Conn He pledged a vigorous campaign to enact dozens of resolutions on communism UMT and veterans benefits The body also named officers and backed expanded funding for congressional anti communist investigations led by Senator McCarthy with strong support for continued probes.
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Ecuador Deploys Planes and Warships to Guard Coast
Ecuador said it sent warships and army aircraft to deter a 16-ship fleet believed to be linked to Aris Onassis from fishing within 200 miles of its coast. Government official Manuel Araujo cited sightings in Ecuadorian waters as the reason for patrols.
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Nixon paints McCarthy Mitchell contrast at Cincinnati meeting
Vice President Nixon reportedly compared Senator McCarthy to Democratic chair Stephen A. Mitchell, saying there is little difference between McCarthy’s bellows and Mitchell’s drawing room threats. Mitchell and McCarthy both reacted coolly, with Nixon not immediately reachable for comment.
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Tokyo crew of Bikini survey ship report liver trouble
Seven crewmen who patrolled radio activity in the Bikini area for 51 days this summer say they suffer liver trouble after returning home. Kyodo news service reports the claim.
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McCarthy Censure Hearings Reach Late Week Pause
The McCarthy censure probe stalls as three days of testimony lay out five main accusation classes. The six member committee hopes to resume Tuesday with possible new evidence and briefs while Sen. McCarthy and his counsel anticipate defense action.
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Bells Signal New School Year Preview In Journal
Sunday's Journal previews the start of a new school year with stories on students, fire prevention bureau training on cameras and hose lines to aid blaze cause analysis, teen babysitters compiling self protection rules, and Middleton music club plans for the season.
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Philippines logging train wreck leaves at least eighty dead
A heavily loaded logging train with 100 plus passengers derailed on a bridge on Negros Island in the southern Philippines. At least 82 killed, many injured as cranes removed logs from a gorge below and officials warned of more bodies. Most passengers were Insular Lumber Co. employees and their families.
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Negros Island
Pablo Villarete
Fabrica
Villarete
Insular Lumber Co
Emilio V. Lica
Dickenson To Testify Tomorrow In Batchelor Court Martial
In San Antonio Texas Cpl Edward Dickenson of Stone Gap Virginia arrives to testify in the court martial of Cpl Claude Batchelor of Kermit Texas a former POW Batchelor and Dickenson were among 25 Americans who stayed with Chinese captors in North Korea before rejoining Allied forces The proceedings are closed to press spectators and the judge ruled Batchelor was not promised immunity for returning to the Allied side
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