Democrats and Strategy Session Denounce Ike Farm Policy
Democrats from nine Midwestern states wrapped a two day strategy session in International Falls with a sharp rebuke of the Eisenhower administration’s farm policy. They urged a stronger farm program including 90 percent parity supports, targeted aid for livestock and perishables, and longer term low cost credit while calling for production adjustments and soil conservation. Paul Butler of Indiana framed farm policy as a top issue for the 1956 campaign and outlined plans to out advertise Republicans and mobilize committees. Truman’s role in the campaign was noted as growing in influence.
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Paul Butler
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
Butler
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kansas
Mannee
Health Next Spring Key To Ike 1956 Plans
Republican strategists say Ike will decide on a 1956 run based on his health assessment next spring. At a conference with 48 state chairmen, Ike showed fitness and enthusiasm but remained vague on a second term. State leaders note his stamina and desire to pursue his program could push him toward another four years.
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Ike
Denver
Eisenhower
Columbia
Hawaii
White House
George Kinnear
Washington State
Mission To Michigan Aides Seek To Protect Military Budget
Washington reports show Army leaders Wilber M. Brucker and Maxwell Taylor traveling to Detroit to meet Secretary Wilson. They aim to persuade for no further defense cuts while Robertson and Robertson deny extra reductions, amid Senate pressure and Johnson urging budget balance without harming defense.
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Washington
Army
Air Force
Navy
Michigan
Wilson
Wilber M. Brucker
Maxwell Taylor
Detroit
Defense
Reuben B. Robertson
Charles Thomas
Air
Donald Quarles
Robertson
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Defense Department
Sen
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Corfusion
Johnson
Two Men Held In Hotel Robbery In Fremont
In Fremont Ohio two Pennsylvania men Edward Matsick 34 Farrell and Charles F Bona 38 Philadelphia will be arraigned on charges of robbing the Hotel Fremont of 1060 dollars last Saturday midnight. Police Captain Jack McGuire said they tied up the night clerk Charles Gardner 50 and took the money from the hotel register.
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Fremont
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Jack McGuire
Edward
Matsick
Farrell
Charles F. Bona
Philadelphia
Charles Gardner
Balloons downed near Fowler as Air Force guards recover gear
Two AF parachutists guarded scientific instruments attached to a large balloon shot down by a C119 weather plane near Fowler Indiana. Witnesses noted a five day launch from Denver and possible radio impulse device steamage while officials guarded and removed two large cargo boxes.
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Fowler
Ind
Air Force
Denver
Washington
Minneapolis
Chanute Air Force Base
Rantoul St
Lowry Air Force Base
McKinley Martindale Farm
Fof Fowler
Easteerlinois
Red Chinese pressure for UN seat grows in talks
Diplomatic observers say China’s improving relations could push for a UN seat despite Washington and London split. Geneva announced release of American civilians in China and freer travel for Chinese to visit Red China, with embassies assisting each side. Johnson seeks Korean War disappearance data as talks drift toward months of discussion on Korea, Far East conference, and denuclear weapons aims.
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Washington
United Nations
Red China
London
U.N. General Assembly
Geneva
United States
State Department
China
Henry Suydam
Korea
Formosa
Far East
Dulles
Relatives Await Release Of 10 Americans From China
Relatives in Hong Kong gathered anxiously for the promised release of 10 American civilians held by Red China. National and international officials announced a staged plan, with the 10 to cross toward Hong Kong from cities including Peiping Foochow Canton Chunking and Shanghai. A Geneva briefing noted ongoing negotiations and a future release of the remaining 19 prisoners.
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David J. Roads
Hong Kong
Red China
Peiping
Foochow
Canton
Chunking
Shanghai
Sue Buol
Taipei
Lawrence
Mildred Lovegren
Levi O. Lovegren
Chungking
Lovegren
Mildred
Yonkers
N.Y
Adele Austin Rickett
Walter
Reds
Geneva
United States
New China News Agency
Chilly morning as weekend warmth unfolds in forecast
A chilly 45 degree start at 6 30 am precedes a warming trend with 70 degree high today. Tuesday looks sunny and warmer with clear cool nights. Unofficial Sunday high reached 71 at 5 30 pm, while Grantsburg Wisconsin posted a record low of 28.
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Centro
Calif
Grantsburg
Wis
India Moves To Limit Crossword Prize Money
New Delhi reports the Indian government introduced a bill to curb a national crossword puzzle craze. The measure would cap prizes at 1,000 rupees while noting that some papers offer as high as 200,000 rupees in prizes with entry fees from a few cents to above a dollar.
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New Delhi
India
16 Die In Nile Quake
CAIRO Egypt A strong quake struck the Nile delta killing at least 16 people including eight children at a Cairo girls school. About 26 others injured with public aid services activated. Helwan Observatory reports the tremor lasting about 40 seconds and strongest northeast of Cairo.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nile Delta
Delta
Interior Ministry
Helwan Observatory
Ohio road toll rises to 13 over Labor Day weekend
The Associated Press reports 13 people died in Ohio traffic crashes from Friday afternoon through Sunday midnight. No drownings occurred with the cooler weather, but three other accidents claimed lives. A 15 year old Hamilton boy died in a Saturday storm and a Sharonville man fell from a fourth floor hotel window in Cincinnati on Sunday.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Hamilton
Sharonville
Cincinnati
Libby Slipping Auction Displays Unclaimed Post Office Items
Chicago post office auction catalog lists unclaimed merchandise including 30 pounds of feathers 50 pounds of lovebird seed and 60 Liberace charm bracelets as items for sale today.
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Chicago
Strike Director Is Lost To Jury Duty
Lima Ohio Ladd Bolinger president of striking Local 724 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers isn t likely to direct strike activities at the Lima Westinghouse plant for the next few days He was called today for grand jury duty.
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Lima
Ohio
M— Ladd Bolinger
International United Electrical Workers
Lima Westinghouse
IUE Walkout at 28 Westinghouse Plants Rises Nationwide
Pittsburgh dispatch reports 28 Westinghouse plants struck by CIO IUE at 43 000 members. The East Pittsburgh plant walkout, started Aug 7 over a time study dispute, triggered the national action with picketing nationwide including Pennsylvania New Jersey Ohio West Virginia New York Massachusetts Connecticut and Indiana.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Cio-Ive
James B. Carey
Carey
East Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
West Virginia
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Indiana
Dock Strike Continues as ILA Alleges Double Cross
New York waterfront strike resumes with ILA alleging political pressure after a brief pact with the New York State Legislative Committee on Industrial and Labor Conditions was repudiated. William V. Bradley accuses officials of a double cross as workers stay off docks beyond a court-imposed 4 p.m. deadline.
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New York
William V. Bradley
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Ind
Bradley
North River
Thomas Gleason
New York States Legislative Committee
ILA
New York State Joint Legislative Committee On
John L. Ostrander
Marshall M. Miller
No Progress In Moscow Talks Split Between German, Soviet Ministers
Soviet Foreign Minister von Bretano and Molotov met in Moscow as West German counterpart von Eckardt reported no progress on key issues. They prepared separate reports for Adenauer and Bulganin while tensions over prisoners reunification and normal relations persisted.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
West Germany
Rieux van Jenarat
Konrad Adenauer
Nikolai Bulganin
Heinrich von Bretano
V. M. Molotov
Adenauer
Bulganin
von Eckardt
Leonid Ilvichev
Ilyichev
Adeliauer
Russia
Germany
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Church Bus Wreck Injures Seven as Newsman Charged
In Lorain Ohio a Cleveland Plain Dealer copy reader Robert C O Malley 30 was charged with reckless driving and driving while intoxicated after his car struck a Sunday school bus from the Lorain Gospel Tabernacle. The bus overturned causing injuries to seven children and both drivers. He was released on a 250 bond pending Lorain Municipal Court appearance.
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Lorain
Ohio
Cleveland
Robert C. O'Malley
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lorain Gospel Tabernacle
Thugs Slug and Rob Ohioan of $2,000
Sheridan Bond of Fayette County told the sheriff he was attacked at his rural home between 8 and 9 p.m. by three men. He was struck with a tire iron and robbed of $3,100 in cash as a pill box with $1,900 and a purse containing $1,100 were taken. One suspect was arrested for questioning.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Fayette County
Sheridan Bond
Bond
Bong
Sheriff's Office
Cabinet Faces Faure Morocco Plan Amid Opposition
Paris Premier Edgar Faure presses for Cabinet approval of the Morocco settlement as right wing ministers threaten to resign, risking the government. In Paris 400 air force reservists clashed with police to oppose North African duty, with mutinous protests continuing.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Morocco
Rene Coty
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Mediterranean
Faure
National Assembly
Marseille
Defense Ministry
North Africa
Woman Claims Extortion Plot Led Couple to Death Pact
Ruth Craine of Geneva alleges to State Atty. Harlan Warren that unknown men threatened her and husband Leon over a July fire at a Indiana restaurant. She says the pair were ordered to raise 15000 or die by carbon monoxide, but investigators found no CO in the body and a coroner cited natural causes. The Craines were free on bond pending October arson charges. she was released after being questioned.
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Streator
LaSalle County
Harlan Warren
Illinois
Ruth Craine
Geneva
Warren
Leon
Craine
Kewanna
Ind
Ine
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Eeeane Eee Society
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