Tension Rises Over Trieste Between Italy and Yugoslavia
Rome and Belgrade clashed over the Trieste dispute as Yugoslavia threatened to rush troops to the border if Italy’s “provocative” maneuvers continued. Italy insisted only precautionary measures were taken and warned Yugoslavia of full responsibility for any border actions.
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James Long
Rome
Trieste
Belgrade
Italy
Yugoslavia
Adriatic
Goritza
Okrajaglica
Tito
U.S
State Dulles
United States
Dulles
Dean Returns From Korea Becomes Hospital Patient in Tokyo
Maj. Gen William F. Dean, freed after over three years in Communist prisons, checked into Tokyo Army Hospital for rest and a physical before returning home. He plans a Sunday news conference and had flown from Seoul after saluting an honor guard as crowds cheered. He wept bidding farewell to Gen Maxwell D. Taylor and Korea's military governor, with two other 24th Division veterans aboard.
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Tokyo
William F. Dean
Tokyo Army Hospital
Dean
U. S. 24Th Division
Korea
8Th Army
Seoul
Japan
South Korea
Maxwell D. Taylor
Republic of Korea
Gold Pleads Not Guilty in 1950 Affidavit Case
Ben Gold of the Independent Fur Workers union pleaded innocent to an indictment alleging he falsely swore he was not a Communist in an August 1950 affidavit. Federal Judge Bolitha J Laws set November 16 for trial. Gold, 54, remains free on a $10,000 bond after surrendering last week.
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Washington
Ben Gold
Independent Furorkers Union
Federal District Court
Bolitha J
Gold
National Labor Relations Board
Communist Party
Warren flatly dismisses rumors on post under Eisenhower
Gov Earl Warren in Sacramento dismissed rumors and conjecture about his future political step after War ren's decision not to run again. He said he will disclose his plans when ready and without cross examination, calling rumors worthless.
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Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren
Eisenhower
Warren
Ohio State Fair wraps with record attendance and profit hope
The sesquicentennial Ohio State Fair closed after a record attendance of about 480 000 total ran the largest in state history though paid admissions lagged last year by about 8 000. Revenue neared 246 346 with final figures possible after the finale of the 17th Star pageant and the Symphonic Drama. Agriculture Director Howard S. Foust expressed hope the fair would at least break even after two years of profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Gates Guy J. Snider
Howard S. Foust
Middletown Ends Heat Wave As Rain Moves In
The nation's longest and most damaging heat wave in 20 years is ending as cool air and showers move into the eastern states. A Canadian air mass spreading south and east is expected to cover the eastern half of the country, cooling the lower Mississippi and upper Ohio Valleys. Temperatures in the mid continent fell into the 60s and 70s after up to 11 days of heat.
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Plains
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Mid-Continent
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Utica
Albany
New York City
Mercury
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Washington
Texas
Minnesota
Campaign heat in New York City mayoral race swells
New York City politics stir as Democratic divide between New Dealers led by Lehman Roosevelt jr. and Averell Harriman versus conservative faction backing Vincent Impellitteri shapes the Sept. 15 primary and the Nov. 3 election. The fight influences New York delegates to the 1956 Democratic convention while the nation faces record heat and weather tolls across the eastern states.
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New York
New York City
New Deal
New York State
New Dealers
Herbert H. Lehman
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Averell Harriman
Edward J. Flynn
Eisenhower grants Iran 45 million in emergency aid
President Eisenhower approves 45 million dollars in emergency economic aid to Iran under the Mutual Security Act to stabilize Iran’s finances and deter Soviet alignment. The move follows Fazellah Zahedi’s urgent appeal amid oil dispute with Britain and aims to foster internal stability and future economic development.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Denver
Eisenhower
Iran
Russia
Fazellah Zahedi
Zahedi
United States
White House
Foreign Operations Administration
Great Britain
U.S
Mossadegh
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
German Election Seen as Russia vs United States Contest
West Germany prepares 33 million voters for parliamentary elections seen abroad as a Russia versus U S battle. Dulles approves Adenauer coalition while Tass urges defeat of his rearmament plan. Voters face choice between arming for a West European army or pursuing unarmed neutrality in cold war.
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Don Doane
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Russia
America
Moscow
Washington
United States
Dulles
Konrad Adenaur
Warougn
Tass
Adenauer
Europe
Christian Democrats
Tes
Ike and Dulles to Confer on Far East Policy in Denver
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles will meet in Denver tomorrow for a foreign policy review focusing on Indo China and Far East developments. Officials say the session will cover foreign policy generally with no stated connection to recent remarks by Dulles.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Dulles
Indochina
Far East
White House
Washington
Particuar
Korea
Japan
Murray Snyder
Nixon
Agriculture Department backs down on non discrimination pledge
The Agriculture Department dropped its requirement that banks with farm price support loans promise not to discriminate in hiring. Assistant Secretary John H. Davis said the clause would be optional since lending agencies rarely add staff. Southern opposition and NAACP criticism followed. Davis said banks may sign the pledge or not, with contracts still acceptable.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
John H. Davis
Commodity Credit Corporation
Benson
South Carolina
Walter White
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Government
Davis
James F. Byrnes
Gen
Eisenhower
Byrnes
Karl D. Loos
Department
Army and Air Force liquor rule draws fire
Washington reports sharp backlash as the Army and Air Force permit liquor sales to commissioned officers and noncommissioned officers on U.S. posts. Industry spokesmen condemn the policy as improper while Congress debates potential political fallout. Officials warn states may lose revenue and some dealers may close, yet supporters say service members deserve access to beverages on base clubs run by members.
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Washington
Army
Air Force
Congress
United States
Hammers Schumberg
National Retail Liquor Package Stores Association
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Cleveland
William W. Mitchell
National
Alcoholic Beverage Control Associations
Distilled Spirits Institute
Distillers’ Association
Armed Services
Clark Greets Soldiers in Korea Return from Prison Camps
General Mark W. Clark welcomed American prisoners returning from North Korea camps after traveling from Tokyo to meet General William Dean, the highest ranking Red captive, as part of the postwar Korea visit.
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Freedom Village
Korea
Mark W. Clark
Clark
Tokyo
William Dean
CDU Re-Election Fallout Prompted by Reuther Message
Bonn reports the German Socialist party received a message from CIO President Walter Reuther criticizing U.S. Secretary of State Dulles for backing West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's bid for re-election.
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Bonn
Germany
German Socialist Party
CIO
Walter Reuther
U.S
State Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Speed Of Sound Air Show Spectators Hear 16 Sonic Booms
Dayton readers will witness a National Aircraft Show opening featuring 16 sonic booms as eight F86 Sabres fly near Mach speed. Highlights include first public launches and refueling demos, public X5 wing sweep, Martin B57 debut, and the Thunderjet precision team.
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Dayton
Ohio
California
Air Force
Navy
U. S
Res Force Thunder
POW Trade Ends Tomorrow as Communists Promise 110 More Repatriations
The Korean War prisoner exchange nears completion with 75 Americans freed today and a promised 110 more tomorrow, part of the 3,596 total Americans to be repatriated. The final delivery may include airmen accused of germ warfare and riot leaders from Koje Island as both sides say all willing prisoners will be released.
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Panmunjom
Freedom
U. N
Neutral Nations
Wainwright Burial Set
Washington Gen Jonathan M Wainwright will be buried with full military honors next Tuesday at 10 AM EST in National Cemetery.
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Washington
Jonathan M. Wainwright
National Cemetery
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Central Ave
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Judith
Bill Weith
Middletown
Rockies
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Cincinnati
Helow
Ihe
East Zone
North Korea
Koje Island
Lee Hak Koo
Tokyo Army
Red Cross
Byron A. Dobbs
Clio
Mich
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Decatur
Richard Abbott
Wellsville
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Dobbs
Robert N. Abbott
Abbott
Wainwright
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