Fifteen Die As BOAC Plane Crashes At Tripoli Airport
A four engine BOAC Argo na ut passenger liner crashed while landing at Idris Airport Tripoli killing 15 people including 13 passengers and 2 crew. 27 passengers and 5 crew escaped. Survivors were taken to a British military hospital as wreckage burned.
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Tripoli
Libya
Idris
British Overseas Airways Corp
London
BOAC
Lagos
Nigeria
West
Father Pleads After Infant Is Stolen From Hospital
In San Francisco the father of a two day old infant missing from Mt. Zion Hospital pleads for the baby's return. Police search widens to San Jose 50 miles away as clues emerge and a $5,000 reward is posted. The mother, exhausted, receives little relief while 29 year old mother fights illness. a blonde suspect, 35 to 40, is sought near the nursery and a blanket from the hospital is found in San Jose. Guidelines urge the kidnapper to surrender, promising no prosecution.
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San Francisco
Sanford Marcus
San Jose
Robert
Mt. Zion Hospital
Marcus
Storm winds flood Cincinnati aircraft, cut power
A fierce wind and electrical storm struck Cincinnati last night. Basements flooded and three airplanes at Lunken Airport were wrecked by the high winds. A civil defense headquarters building was partly unroofed. Mt. Healthy and North College Hill lost power until early today as other areas faced outages.
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Cincinnati
Lunken
Civil Defense
Filed
Mt. Healthy
North College Hill
Greater Cincinnati
Lima Man Car Victim Dies After Two Car Crash
Lima Ohio reports Byron E Nance 59 of Lima died from injuries in a two car collision near the city on September 10. Police said the accident occurred on a rural road as two vehicles collided killing the driver.
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Lima
Ohio
Here
Byron E. Nance
Lim
Rebels Clean Up After Peron Reign
Argentine provisional president Lonardi, age 98, plans formal installation after toppling Peron. A peace appeal urges forgetfulness and work, while Congress is dissolved and Peron status unresolved. Federal judges release political prisoners as associates are arrested amidst a shifting junta landscape.
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Lonardi
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
Cordoba
Voice of Liberty
Juanueron
Peron
Carlos V. Aloe
Miguel Gamboa
Raul Luccini
Eva
Jose Domingo Molina
Junta
Hector Hugo di Pietro
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
US Denies Bohlen Spat With German Leader
U S officials deny an Abend report that Ambassador Bohlen accused Chancellor Adenauer of betraying an American secret. Bohlen, on vacation in Cambridge and unavailable for comment, reportedly questioned Russians about propaganda balloons. officials call the Bonn tale cockeyed and say Bohlen merely suggested informing Russians that balloons are privately floated.
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Washington
U. S
Charles E. Bohlen
Konrad Adenauer
Bohlen
Cambridge
Mass
Moscow Post
Bonn
Abend. Post
Adenauer
Herbert Blankenhorn
NATO
Moscow
Germany
Russia
Blankenhorn
Barn Tumble Doubted As Death Cause
Brown County officials planned a new probe into Joseph Perraut’s Labor Day death near Aberdeen. His parents allege unnatural causes and obtained a court order for exhumation in Mason County Kentucky for an autopsy to be performed in Brown County.
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Georgetown
Ohio
Brown County
Joseph Perraut
Perraut
Aberdeen
Louis Perraut
Common Pleas
John Houston
Mason County
Kentucky
Dorothy Kennedy
Mother Identifies Emmett Till Body at Trial
Mrs. Mamie Bradley testified she positively identified her son Emmett Louis Till’s body when it arrived in Chicago, confirming the river death for the trial of Roy Bryant and J. W. Milam. She identified Till’s ring and described coaching him to be careful in the South.
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Bradley
Gerald Chatham
Roy Bryant
Money
J. W. Milam
Tallahatchie
Tills
J. J. Breland
Breland
Swango
Chicago
Atty
Stanny Sanders
Sunflower County
Young Till
Drew
Miss
Bryant
Milam
George Smith
Leflore
Dulles Sees a Decade of Peace Ahead at U N
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the United Nations General Assembly that the world may enter a decade of peaceful change ending the cold war. He cited better European security, progress toward German unification, and a favorable Far East trend aided by the U N and others.
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United Nations, N.Y
John Foster Dulles
U.N. General Assembly
Far East
U. N
Red China
United States
Dulles
Secretary of State
Assembly
Eisenhower
Russia
Gentva
Geneva
Greece
Cyprus
Anthony Nutting
North Atlantic Alliance
East Mediterranean
Britain
Turkey
U.S
Athens
Two Teens Die After Hillsboro Car Crash
In Hillsboro Ohio a post game crash killed Hillsboro High School player Larry Smith 16 and passenger Barbara Dotson 16. The other football players in the car were returning from a drive-in when Jessee 22 of Piketon struck them from behind. Jessee faces drunken driving charges.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
Here
Barbara Dotson
Bainbridge
Larry Smith
Smith
Donald Jessee
Piketon
Dotson
Jessee
Bonn Dow on Approval of Red Rule
Bonn chancellor Adenauer denounces any future recognition of East Germany as an unfriendly act. He requests U S Britain and France define anew their stance on the Soviet zone and Berlin four power status. Parliament to consider Bonn Moscow diplomatic relations approval amid broad anticipated support.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
East Germany
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Adenauer
Otto Grotewohl
Moscow
East
Sports Editor Slain by Wife at Gallipolis Farm
Alfred C. Schuldt, 34, sports editor of the Gallipolis Tribune, was shot in the heart with a 12 gauge shotgun by his estranged wife Ruth at the Mossbarger home near Gallipolis, Ohio. He died within minutes. coroner ruled homicide. She, a nursing graduate with recent psychiatric treatment, was hospitalized. They had four children, youngest Alfred C. Schuldt Jr. aged four months.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Alfred C. Schuldt
George Ehman
Schuldt
Donald R. Warehime
West Virginia
Holzer Hospital
Alfred C. Schuldt Jr
Alfred Jr
Lakin State Hospital
Mason County
W. Va
Weather outlook with scattered showers possible
Scattered showers are likely through Friday with considerable cloudiness today tonight and Friday. The forecast calls for cloudy mild conditions today the last full day of summer and turning somewhat warmer Friday afternoon. Unofficial high reached 92 degrees and low 67 degrees with rainfall totals around .70 inches downtown and .92 inches near Blue Ball.
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Middletown
Blue Ball
Janet Heads Toward Caribbean as Hurricane Janet Forms
Hurricane Janet with 115 mph winds moves west near 16 mph, central 1,700 miles east of Miami. Warnings issued from St. Lucia to Barbados as Janet tracks toward the Caribbean. forecasters note a well formed eye and expect continued west to west-northwest movement.
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Miami
Fla
Janet
Barbados
Caribbean Sea
St. Lucia
Grenada
Weather Bureau
San Juan
P.R
French West Indies
Walter Davis
Miami Weather Bureau
Hilda
Cuba
Caribbean
Mexico
Ione
GOP Budget Record To Draw Fire
Democratic National Committee chair Paul Butler released a fact sheet contrasting three year GOP deficits of 9.3 billion with a 4.3 billion surplus under Truman from 1947 to 1950. He urged Democrats to hammer the point that the Truman era balanced the budget and produced a surplus in two of four peace years.
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Paul M. Butler
Truman
Tammer Home
Florida may lose five year hurricane immunity soon
Miami weather service officials say the Azores Bermuda High shift may reverse, bringing fewer storms to Florida as hurricanes move back toward the East Coast. Gordon Dunn notes the five year Florida lull could end within a year or two and attributes past patterns to offshore wind patterns and a northward shift of the high pressure area.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
New England
Florida
Gordon Dunn
Miami Weather Bureau
Dunn
Washington
Azores-Bermuda
United States
South Atlantic Coast
Carolinas
Marciano Eyes June Title Defense After Moore Victory
Rocky Marciano confirms he will defend his heavyweight title next June against Baker Valdes Jackson or Patterson. He denies retirement plans despite postfight talk and mentions a possible Cavicchi bout in Italy and a goodwill visit.
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New York
Rocky Marciano
Bob Baker
Nine Valdes
Murricane Jackson
Floyd Patterson
Archi Tirement
Archie Moore
Marciang
Marciano
A Weill
Franco Cavicchi
Italy
State Department
Rocky
Moore
Archie
Horse Loving Bank Cashier Indicted in Embezzlement Case
Roscoe D. Coon, vice president and cashier of the Joshua Monument National Bank, faces 25 counts of embezzlement misapplication of funds and false entries after a 1953–start shortages case. The Twentynine Palms bank, closed after a $673,000 shortage, is at issue with FDIC injunction barring asset disposal.
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Los Angeles
Roscoe D. Coon
U.S
Laughlin E. Walters
Joshua Monument National Bank
Desert
Twentynine Palms
Waters
Coon
Altadena
Nine Palms
del Mar
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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Nld
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Crane
Radio-Tv
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