Stevenson Attacks Ike OverH Bomb and Education
Adlai E Stevenson accused President Eisenhower of presenting only half the facts on the global peace picture and of indicting churchmen and leaders as he dismissed Stevenson's proposal to end H bomb tests. He spoke to a cheering Silver Spring Md crowd and urged federal aid for education citing a national classroom shortage and a failure to value human needs.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Silver Spring
Africa
Middle East
Montgomery Blair High
Negro Lag At School Is Noted
Washington high school principal Frederick Reynolds told a House subcommittee studying school integration that at Calvin Coolidge High School Negro students lagged academically behind whites. He cited 12 of 20 last year failing in two or more subjects and a Negro school median IQ of 92.5 versus 110 for the whole school, but noted no rise in disciplinary issues or social disruption since integration two years ago.
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Washington
Cederic Reynolds
House
Reynolds
Calvin Coolidge High School
Canadian Sabre Jets Sold to Israel
Ottawa confirms sale of 24 Canadian Sabre jet fighters to Israel. Planes to be shipped within six months with option to cancel or delay if political circumstances warrant. Prime Minister Louis S. St Laurent announced the decision in a statement from his office.
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Ottawa
Louis S. St. Laurent
Israel
Gilda Strikes Luzon Island in Typhoon Haul
Typhoon Gilda hit Luzon with winds up to 130 mph sweeping the northern Philippines. Reports say Sorsogon province endured seven deaths and twenty injuries while thousands were left homeless. Heavy property damage spread as Gilda returned to the Pacific, striking north Luzon and Batanes after a prior hit.
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Manila
Luzon
Gilda
Philippines
Sorsogon
Pacific
Batanes Island
Princess Maggie off on five week Africa tour
London reports Princess Margaret sets out on a five week official visit to British territories in the Indian Ocean and East Africa by plane and ship. Queen Mother Elizabeth waves farewell as Margaret departs from London aboard the Argonaut heading Gibraltar Entebbe Mombasa Mauritius Zanzibar Tanganyika and Kenya before returning October 25.
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London
Princess Margaret
Indian Ocean
East Africa
Elizabeth
Elizabeth II
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Peter Townsend
Africa
Margaret
Britain
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Kano
Sahara
Entebbe
Uganda
Mombasa
Keya
Britannia
Mauritius
Madagascar
Zanzibar
Tanganyika
Kenya
Better Take Another Look
Norfolk Va. W- As Deputy U S Marshal Joseph A Gilliland Jr searched a neighborhood for a probation violator he showed his card bearing his photo to a Norfolk housewife to identify himself She studied the picture closely then shook her head Cap'n I don't believe I've ever seen that man around here.
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Norfolk
U.S
Joseph A. Gilliland Jr
Mercury Hits 26 in Ohio
The article reports freezing temperatures across northern Ohio with Toledo area readings near 32.4 F at 2 am and a 26 F low in Millport Columbiana County. Crop damage is pegged at over two million dollars as tomato canning ends early. Hamilton County growers say tomatoes peppers and eggplants were slowed but not harmed.
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Toledo
Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Hamilton County
Millport
Columbiana County
U.S
Edwin Copland
Greek Cypriots Hail Three More Hanged Rebels
Three Greek Cypriot rebels were hanged at Nicosia’s central prison as anti-British protests and a general strike by Greek Cypriots intensified. Koutsoftas Panagides and Mavrommatis were executed for killing a RAF corporal and shooting at RAF personnel, while prison inmates chanted Long live EOKA. A bomb attack wounded British soldiers at Famagusta as the crisis deepened.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Britain
Mediterranean
PEKA
Nicosias
Michael Koutsoftas
Andreas Panagides
Stellios Mavrommatis
Greece
Koutsoftas
Panavides
Royal Air Force
Mavrommatis
EOKA
John Harding
Eere
Athens
Constantine ‘Karamanlis
American Ballet Theater
U.S
Scientists Lost In Norway On Vestfonna Glacier Search
Five Russian and Scandinavian scientists are missing on Vestfonna glacier in the Spitsbergen Archipelago since Monday. Swedish meteorologist Erik Eriksson and geologist Walter Schitt plus Norwegian meteorologist Nils Joergen Schumacher are named. Russian names are not available. Rescue teams with dogs and ships searched today near Longyear City, Spitsbergen.
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Longyear City
Spitsbergen
Norway
Vestfonna Glacier
Atic Spitsbergen
Erik Eriksson
Walter, Schitt
Nils Joergen Schumacher
Registration Reminder for Ohio Voters Approaching Election
Voters who changed name, turn 21 by November 6, have not voted in two years, moved since last registration, or completed one year residence in Ohio by November 6 must register. Ensure you are registered before the deadline to vote.
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Ohio
Register to vote at Middletown savings building
On line and in person you can register at the Board of Elections in the Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Building between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. through Saturday. Register before Wednesday September 26, the final day, to avoid the rush.
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Board of Elections
Middletown
Reserves Draft Law Not Likely
Secretary Wilson says volunteer reserves lack men but opposes a new compulsory draft for now. If volunteer numbers fail, alternatives may include releasing two year draftees after 21 months and assigning them to reserve duty. He ruled out requesting new legislation for direct drafting. Eisenhower notes draft suspension depends on world conditions.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
National Security Training Commission
Army
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Ill Manners Frog Kicks Feeding Paw In Tampa
In Tampa a humorous old clipping tells of Oscar the hungry frog that began by sharing a hamburger with a cat named Robert at William Harrell's home. The frog grew bold, bringing offspring and lining up for meals, kicking the cat when blocked.
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Tampa
Fla
Robert
Oscar
William Harrell
Check Formula Is Sure Winner In Havana Gambling Case
A Brooklyn businessman Paul Milora is sued by Havana Tropicales Club for $3,000 after he stopped payment on a casino check. Milora says in a State Supreme Court affidavit that Americans could obtain credit at the Tropicales Club and that such checks would not be enforceable in the United States due to gambling laws. He says he used the $3,000 to obtain chips, dined for about $50, lost $2,000 at craps, cashed $950 in chips, then left and stopped payment on the check.
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New York
Brooklyn
Cuba
Paul Milora
Havana
Tropicales Club
Milora
State Supreme Court
United States
Ike Plans Field Day At The Fair
NEWTON Iowa President and Mrs Eisenhower will lunch in the family tent at National Field Days near NewtonGuests of the executive committee for the farm show Delegations of farm folk will meet the President at the tent Hosts include Merril Anderson general chairman for Field Days The Steenhoek farm serves as Field Days headquarters but the Steenhoeks will dine at their old home Steenhoek a Republican says he likes Ike but may not vote for him in November Farmers in the area are unhappy with the Eisenhower farm program.
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Newton
Iowa
Eisenhower
Merril Anderson
Anderson
Henry Steenhoek
Steenhoeks
Eisenhowers
Steenhoek
Ike
Granddaughter Replies, “Well, It’s About Time”
A lighthearted family moment turns into laughter as a granddaughter echoes the phrase, “Well, it’s about time,” after the elder’s remark. The chuckle highlights a playful generational exchange and a sense of timely surprise.
Autumn Arrives With Frosty Note In Miami Valley
The Miami Valley will greet autumn with a frosty note as 8:36 p.m. Saturday marks the season's arrival. A warming trend is seen this weekend with highs in the high 70s after a today forecast of 68 under mostly fair skies. Tonight and Saturday bring a low near 40 and a high near 75 while Thursday's high was 60 and a frosty 32 low earlier in the day.
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Miami Valley
Pakistan Balks At Ultimatum Orchestrated by CASCU
In London experts from 17 nations endorse a plan to form the Cooperative Association of Suez Canal Users to protect maritime rights after Egypt seized the canal on July 26. Pakistan refuses to participate without Karachi’s orders, while Japan also rejects the current users plan unless Egypt agrees. U.S. Secretary Dulles hails growing support, with most signatories expected to join. Egypt signals study but anger over Eden’s Parliament announcement clouds acceptance.
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London
United Nations
Cooperative Assn
Suez ‘Canal Users
CASCU
Egypt
Proteases
Ction
Vghly Fakistan
Karachi
Japan
Sweden
Denmark
U. N
U. S
Dulles
Washington
Tokyo
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Newsmen
Kyodo
Sir Young
British Foreign Office
Neces
Canal Users Association
International Centrol of
Suez
U.N
Cairo
Eden
Negro Draft Induction Sparks Alabama Resignations
Nine members of central Alabama Selective Service resign over Gov Hershey delays and perceived political influence in Gay case. Local boards accused Hershey of overriding authority. NAACP review upheld Gray’s 1-A status. further resignations cited outside pressure and political interference from the White House.
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Montgomery
Alan Strong
Selective Service
Alabama
Fred D. Gray
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service
Gray
Hershey
White House
Local 51
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Barbour County Board
James E. Folsom
J. M. Stanton
Greensboro
Hale County
J. Stuart Yow
Selma
Dallas County
Newsboy Stilled By Turkish Law Trial Begins
In Ankara a 15 year old newsboy Tahsin Vedat Mutlu goes on trial for shouting a headline under Turkey’s new press law. He is the first to be tried under the no shouting clause adopted in early June to curb what Premier Adnan Menderes called journalistic sabotage of his policies.
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Ankara
Turkey
Tahsin Vedat Mutlu
Adnan Menderes
Bolshoi Ballet Tour Cancelled Over Shoplifting Case
The Bolshoi Theatre ballet troupe canceled its London visit after Nina Ponomareva, a 27 year old Olympic discus champion, was arrested on shoplifting charges in London. Soviet officials said the charges are a fabricated provocation and withdrew from the British Soviet track meet. The decision followed British police requests to drop the case before the trial.
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Roy Essoyan
Moscow
inter‘Bolshoi Theater
London
West
Nina Ponomareva
Izvestia
Miss Ponomareva
Paris
Dien Bien Phu
Covent Garden Opera House
Nina
Laama Ta Tandan
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