Dulles Visits Chiang in Formosa Talks Amid Coastal Attacks
U S Secretary Dulles met Chiang Kai-shek in Taipei after a Manila summit, pledging that Nationalist China does not stand alone as Red China launches renewed strikes on Amoy Quemoy and nearby waters. Nationalist fleets and air forces claim several enemy craft sunk or damaged while U S ships patrol Formosa. The talks were described as cordial and extended, with senior aides present.
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Algeria Quake Ravages Orleansville With Heavy Death Toll
A major earthquake in northern Algeria leveled about a fifth of Orleansville and damaged nearby villages. Reported dead range around 800 to 1,000 with over 1,000 injured. communications failure hindered exact tallies. Troops and medical units were sent from Algiers and Oran. U.S. Sixth Fleet was ready to assist.
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Probers McCarthy Clash Over Testimony On Secret Information
Senators debate whether defense can call witnesses on use of secret government information by McCarthy allies. Chairman Watkins rules no outside senator testimony, Williams decries ruling as blocking defense. McCarthy insists calls for graft, corruption and communism information were proper and legal.
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United Nations Security Council to meet over bomber shootdown
The U N announced the Security Council will convene at 10 30 a m EDT tomorrow to consider a U S complaint about the shooting down of an American bomber by Soviet MIG fighters.
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Russia Rejects Second Protest Over Siberia Shootdown
Moscow rejected a second American protest regarding the fatal shootdown of a U.S. Navy bomber off Siberia. A Soviet note accused U S patrols near the border of the United States of crude provocation and demanded steps to prevent further incidents.
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Unprecedented move frees prisoners after jail closure order
Mayor Ben West released 30 prisoners and moved six to the county workhouse after a Chancery Court injunction barred operating the city jail until it is habitable. City Judge Doyle questioned the mayor authority and urged rearrest. Special Chancellor Walsh granted the injunction. the council approved a $100,000 bond for repairs.
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Eisenhower to Head U S Security Council Meeting in Denver
President Eisenhower will preside over a National Security Council session in Denver to review Far Eastern issues with Secretary of State Dulles and others. Brownell and Hoover will discuss countering Communist infiltration at home with the new control weapons.
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Edna May Might Swing Out To Sea
Hurricane Edna lingered off the Florida coast and forecasters believed it could swing harmlessly into the open sea. The tropical storm was about 280 miles east of Cocoa moving north at 12 mph with a possible turn to the north northeast. Small craft from North Florida to Cape Hatteras were advised to stay in port.
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Tighten Atom Cooperation Sought By U.S. Canada
Washington officials report talks between U S Atomic Energy Commission head Strauss and Canada's Atomic Energy Agency president Bennett focused on strengthening cooperation under looser secrecy rules. Congress expanded presidential authority to aid allied atomic programs and share certain weapon data, though no concrete international plan emerged.
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Griffin Wins Georgia Primary With Wide Lead
Lt. Gov. Marvin Griffin secured an overwhelming victory in Georgia Democratic gubernatorial primary. Backed by Gov. Herman Talmadge, he led in county unit votes as M. E. Thompson trailed, still hoping for late returns to force a runoff.
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Miss Universe Miriam Stevenson quits film career returns to school
Miriam Stevenson Miss Universe 1954 ends six month 250 a week Universal contract to finish her studies. The Winnsboro South Carolina native plans to complete final year with classmates at Langder College for Girls Greenwood. She hopes to perhaps return to acting later if her studies allow.
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Ives Open to GOP Governor Nomination
Senator Irving M. Ives said he would accept the Republican nomination for governor if the state convention names him as its choice to succeed retiring Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. Ives, endorsed by Dewey and the Republican executive committee, is viewed as virtually certain at the Syracuse convention opening Sept. 22.
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Sheppard Seeks Bail Amid Murder Case Clash in Cleveland
In Cleveland 30 year old osteopath Samuel H Sheppard seeks bail at a hearing tomorrow arguing that a first degree murder indictment does not prove guilt. Defense cites five prior bail releases in similar cases while Municipal and Common Pleas Court clerks provide records. The prosecution contends grand jury indictment already establishes presumption of guilt.
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Stevenson Blasts U S Policy At Pennsylvania Rally
Adlai Stevenson assails U S foreign policy and vows Democrats will address issues this fall. He cites Indochina and GOP conduct, says Pennsylvania faces a split Senate and quips on change as he begins campaign in Harrisburg. 3000 attendees at a $100 plate fund raiser mark Governor-leading bid of George M. Leader.
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