Impeachment push and racial clashes flare in Kentucky
In Sturgis and nearby Clay and Morganfield, Georgia National Guardsmen reinforced amid white supremacist demonstrations protesting desegregation at Sturgis High School where seven Negro students attended class. A separate rally in Morganfield backed Governor Chandler amid calls for a state rights party as white crowds urged lawmakers to act.
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Camp Breckinridge
Williams
Frankfort
A. B. Chandler
Hel
Clay
Clay Elementary School
James Gordon
Webster County
Gordon
Morganfield
States Rights Party of
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Union County
Chandler
Adin
Jack Kershaw
Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee Federation For Constitutional Government
Jerry Waller
Union County White Citizens Council
Kershaw
Warpath Between Wyandottes Rages Over Burial Ground
In Kansas City Kansas a gathering of 100 Kansans formed a Wyandotte tribal roll claiming the Kansas group as rightful Wyandottes. They plan court action to secure recognition and control of a burial ground once in the city center, arguing for inclusion on the official rolls despite Oklahoma's claim.
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Kansas
United States
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Congress
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George D. Zane
Lawrence Zane
Miami, Okla
Zane
Secretary of the Interior
Muskie wins Maine landslide in Democratic surge
Eight states hold primaries but Maine steals the scene as Gov. Edmund Muskie secures a strong second term and Democrats win at least one House seat. The outcome fuels talk of a national trend toward Democrats and shapes attention on upcoming contests in Wisconsin Utah and Colorado.
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Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Alexander Wiley
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Utah
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Brannan
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Arizona
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Herman Talmade
Melvin Thompson
Georgia
Stevenson
Sen
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Willis A. Trafton Jr
Burton M. Cross
Democratic State Committee
Frank M. Coffin
James L. Reid
Clifford G. McIntire
Kenneth B. Colbath
Robert Hale
James C. Oliver
Last Fuehrer To Be Freed
Former Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz, Nazi Germany's last fuehrer, to be released from Spandau Prison on October 1. Doenitz, age 64, among five top war criminals held in Berlin under four power control. his 10 year term ends next month and authorities cite poor health. He was named Hitler's successor before the Third Reich collapsed.
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Germany
Krar
Doenitz
Nazi Germany
Spandau
Berlin
Hitler
Narcotics Ring In Taipei Broken
Police in Formosa announce the arrest of 20 people charged with belonging to a narcotics ring smuggling drugs into Formosa since 199. The ring imported narcotics by sea and air from Japan and Hong Kong.
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Formosa
Japan
Hong Kong
Weather Highlights Prompt Mild Midweek In Miami Valley
A late September sun brings fair and mild weather through Wednesday for the Miami Valley. Today’s official forecast calls for mostly fair skies with a high near 80 degrees. Tonight and Wednesday remain partly cloudy with little temperature change. Tuesday reached a high of 77 degrees and a low of 58 degrees.
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Miami Valley
Search Continues For Missing U S Weather Plane In Sea Of Japan
Search planes and ships crisscross the Japan Sea for the RB50 weather recon plane carrying sixteen U S Air Force crewmen. Emma the typhoon has caused at least 55 deaths and millions in damage across Japan Okinawa South Korea and the Philippines.
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Okinawa
South Korea
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Air Force
Soviet
Siberia
Sea of
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Emma
U. S. Army
Ryukyus
Fire in Uozu Destroys 1750 Homes in City Center
A 30 mph typhoon wind fueled a blaze that wiped out the center of Uozu, Japan, killing one person, leaving 122 missing and 55 injured. Firefighters battled six hours to control the fire, leaving more than 8,000 homeless as damages reached 4.15 million dollars.
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Uozu
Japan
Tokyo
Pigskin Preview Promises Loaded Journal Football Edition
The Journal teases an upcoming annual football issue with prospects for local teams and Middie foes. It highlights college figures to watch, pig skin personalities, and schedules as part of the special preview.
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Journal
Jurnal
Popcorn poll aims to predict election winner
Nashville businessman Jim Blevins launches a mass popcorn poll using 25 million bags split between Eisenhower-Nixon and Stevenson-Kefauver images. CPAs will tabulate consumer choices and he claims the 1952 popcorn vote matched the winner.
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Nashville, Tenn
Jim Blevins
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Eisenhower-Nixon
Stevenson-Kefauver
Certified Public Accountants
Tigers Kill Mate in Cincinnati Zoo Fight
At Cincinnati Zoo two female tigers India and Sonya mauled their male mate Rajah, fatally puncturing his windpipe and rupturing a lung. Veterinarian Dr. B W Bernard said tigers are monogamous and unlikely to breed after the killing. Rajah valued at about 2500 dollars, the trio together 3000 dollars each.
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Cincinnati Zoo
B. W. Bernard
Rajah
India
Sonya
Dr. Bernard
Vocational Adviser Urges Boys Toward Father’s Field
The adviser tells a young man that his best opportunities lie in a field where his father wields influence. The remark highlights how family connections can steer career guidance and future options.
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Suez Canal Co Allows Egyptian Employees to Quit After Sept 15
Paris The Suez Canal Co authorized about 200 pilots and other staff to quit their jobs in Egypt after Sept 15 following a board meeting. The move enables a potential mass walkout that could cripple canal operations as most workers reportedly dislike serving under the nationalized Egyptian canal authority. About 525 Serageaeean employees in the canal zone are affected.
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Paris
Suez Canal Co
Egypt
Sereaaeiaean
Canal
Egypt vows canal talks with global negotiator body
July 26 report notes most non Egyptian pilots and technicians remain loyal to the company that keeps the Suez Canal open. A walkout could halt canal operations overnight. Swedish Foreign Minister Osten Undén criticized Cairo talks while Menzies flew to report to Lloyd in London. Egypt proposed handing the canal dispute to a negotiating body excluding Israel with a U.N. copy.
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Paris
Osten Unden
Menzies
Cairo
London
Stockholm
Robert G. Menzies
Lloyd
Egypt
Israel
U.N
U S Cool To Another Suez Talk
State Department spokesman says a new Suez conference unlikely to be useful. Lincoln White notes Cairo talks failed. Egypt calls for broader canal reviews as Dulles and Humphrey meet with Sir Roger Makins amid Eisenhower briefing.
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Egypt
Lincoln White
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
White
Dulles
Treasury
Humphrey
Roger Makins
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Suez
Senate Probe Focuses on Fraud and Forgery in Oil Lobbying
Senate investigators questioned Frank Prior head of Standard Oil Indiana about tactics used to influence lawmakers. The panel heard that about 1500 in telegrams were sent to Sen Thye urging support for a natural gas bill, some without the named signatures’ knowledge or consent.
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Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Frank ©. Prior
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Senate
Sen. Thye
R-Minn
Lobby Probe
Chicago
A. L. Nickerson
Soicony-Mobil Oil Corp
New York City
T. S. Petersen
California
Iba
Eisenhower
Tose
Congress
William C. Kniefel
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Standard of Indiana
Thye
Kniefel
Vernon E. Lee
Fairbault, Minn
Keith Thomson
Duluth
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