Eisenhower Bulganin clash over disarmament plan
President Eisenhower is seen to face Bulganin's reply as a possible dodge of the predisarmament concept. Bulganin favors broad disarmament and ban on atomic weapons, questioning aerial inspections and urging gradual exchange of military blueprints through an international control post.
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Eisenhower
Bulganin
Bulgarin
Denver White House
Kremlin
U. N
New York
Geneva
Soviet Union
Russia
U. S
U.S.S.R
New Volcano Area Found West of Hawaii
A mysterious submarine activity near Hawaii draws Navy and volcanologists. Reports describe a land mass with breaking surf West of Honolulu and distant steam and sulfur slicks. Scientists warn a future eruption could threaten Kauai or Oahu, with offshore depths logged at 16 000 feet.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Navy
Hydrographic Office
Timider
Hawaiian
Maui
Gordon MacDonald
Kauai
Oahu
MacDonald
Jong Deng
Diamond Head
Waikiki Coum
Pacific
Wake Island
Truman urges focus on power and farm issues in 1956 bid
In Little Rock Arkansas former President Harry S Truman told reporters Democrats should attack President Eisenhowers record on domestic matters especially power and farm income ahead of the 1956 campaign He plans active support for the party nominee if asked and the Dixon Yates power contract is cited as an example of the administration's policy controversy Truman said he would campaign for the nominee chosen by the convention and marched with the 35th Division veterans in Little Rock.
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Ark
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Truman
L Eisen
Hower
Dixon-Yates
West Memphis
Tennessee Valley Authority
Federal Atomic
TVA
Memphis
35Th Division
35Th Army
Lonardi Starts Argentina Civil Openings Clean Up Government
Provisional President Eduar do Lonardi began rebuilding the government after the Peron era. He vows democracy and liberty while quelling Peronista violence in Rosario and Buenos Aires with tear gas, tanks, and mass arrests. The army warns against street action after 8 p.m. and reinforcements rush to Rosario.
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Buenos Aires
Eduardo Lonardi
Juan Peron
Rosario
Peron
Argentina
Diehary Peronistas
Revolutionary Army
Peronistas
Lonardi
Peronista
Avellaneda
General Confederation of Labor
Plaza de Mayo
Vatican
Santiago Luis Cardinal Copelig
Barber raises haircut price for first time in 25 years
Warenton Virginia report states Madison's Barber Shop raised price from 35 to 50 cents for haircuts yesterday. Operator Charlie Madison says this marks the first increase in over a quarter century.
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Warrenton
General Assembly Ends First Week Without Shifts in Policy
The 10th United Nations General Assembly closed a relaxed week of policy debate with no change in East West positions. Dulles and Molotov spoke in tempered tones. Molotov skirted Open Sky while signaling study. Dulles urged German unification and unified Western resistance to communism.
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United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Geneva
Dulles
V. M. Molotov
Britain
Sories
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Molotov
Eisenhower
Bulganins
Bulganin
Assembly
U.S
Germany
Washington
U.N
Ike Is Ill Digestive Upset Delays President in Denver
President Eisenhower suffered a digestive upset during the night and did not attend the White House at his usual time. Press secretary Murray Snyder said the president’s personal physician Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder was with him earlier, and the ailment was described as a digestive upset. This marked the first known illness in months and recalled his earlier remark about health influencing a possible reelection bid.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Murray Snyder
White House
Howard M. der
Autopsy Finds No Violence in Farmer's Death
In Georgetown Ohio an autopsy on 25 year old Aberdeen farmer Joe Perraut finds no evidence of violence. Perraut’s parents of Washington Kentucky had sought the exam after suspecting unnatural causes. His widow says he fell to his death September 5 from a barn loft while chasing chickens.
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Georgetown
Ohio
Joe Perraut
Aberdeen
Dwight Harmon
Perraut
Louis Perraut
Washington
Marriage Is Wonderful Audrey Hepburn Happy As Wife
Rome report notes Audrey Hepburn marks one year of marriage to Mel Ferrer since their Sept. 25 Lake Constance ceremony in Switzerland. The Oscar winner says marriage brings fulfillment and shared decisions, with a bright year after landing Natasha in War and Peace and a salary around 350000 per film.
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Audrey Hepburn
Mel Ferrer
Stan Swinton
Rome
Lake Constance
Switzerland
Natasha
Audrey
Mel
Jury Frees Till Deaths Two Storekeepers in Mississippi
An all white jury acquitted Roy Bryant and John Milam of Till’s murder in Tallahatchie County Mississippi after deliberating one hour seven minutes. The case centered on body identification of Emmett Till found in the Tallahatchie River.
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Sumner
Miss
Chicago
Roy Bryant
John Milam
Emmett Louis Till
Leflore
Mose Wright
Tallahatchie County
Till’s
Tallahatchie
J. A. Shaw
Bryant
Milam
Greenwood
Shaw
Curtis Swango Jr
NAACP
Till
Wright
Money
S Till
Mamie Bradley
Mother Defies Court Order Over 7-Year-Old Son
In Cincinnati a mother Lois Hanford Ferguson refuses to turn over her 7-year-old son Richard Hanford Jr. to her former husband Richard W. Hanford of Texas, despite a Common Pleas Court order. Judge Charles F. Weber notes the act mocks the court while expressing sympathy.
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Cincinnati
Lois Hanford Ferguson
Richard Hanford Jr
Richard W. Hanford
Irving
Tex
Common Pleas Court
Charles F. Weber
Ferguson
Texas
Ricky
William F. Hopkins
Weber
Dynamite Truck Train Crash Kills Dozens Near Torreon
A dynamite laden truck and a Torreon to Chihuahua train collided near Torreon, triggering a massive blast that killed more than 40 and could rise to 70. Over 150 injured. debris scattered within a 300 yard radius. Trucks believed en route to local mining operations.
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Mexico City
Torreon
Rancho Gagulera
United States
Gomez Palacio
Moving Picture Theatres
Janet Hurricane Toll Rises to Twenty Five in Barbados
Barbados reports 25 deaths from Hurricane Janet with 150 injured and 2,000 homeless as communications hinder precise counts. Damage runs to five million dollars with widespread destruction in Christ Church and Windward Islands. emergency declared. Reverend Jonathan Graham noted for aiding refugees through the storm.
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Barbados
Janet
West Indies
Caribbean
Sugar Island
Windward
Grenada
St. Vincent
Christ Church
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Red Cross
Jonathan Graham
St. John’s
Codrington College
Leeward Islands
British Guiana
Bandits Take 3450 In East Side Bar Robbery
Three masked bandits held 30 customers at a Cleveland East Side bar and fled with 3450. One robber guarded patrons with a shotgun, another watched the register for 3000 dollars while a third grabbed 450 from the bar. Part owner Dan Delfino chased them firing five shots but doubts any hit.
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Cleveland
East Side
Dan Delfino
Hough Ave
Saving Time Ends In Some States On Sunday
Daylight saving time ends for residents in New York New Jersey Delaware Connecticut and other states while nine East Coast states keep DST until October end. Some cities in Pennsylvania and Illinois shift this weekend whereas Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Chicago stay on DST through October.
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New York
District of Columbia
California
Nevada
Ohio
Kentucky
India
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Missouri
New Mexico
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New Jersey
Delaware
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
How Did Gnu Know
Honolulu zoo officials try knockout drops on Buster the gnu to anesthetize for a tooth extraction but the animal repeatedly eats the doped food and awakens. They plan another attempt next week with little optimism.
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Honolulu
Honolulu Zoo
Buster the Gon
Gnu
Buster
Search intensifies for week old baby stolen from hospital
San Francisco police and hundreds of officers search northern California for infant Robert Marcus abducted from Mt Zion Hospital. Clues point to a buxom blonde woman in San Jose area stealing diapers and possibly unfamiliar with infant care. The father Dr. Sanford Marcus and mother Hanna 29 are allied with a tense hospital scene as authorities chase tips from Sacramento to Marin County.
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San Francisco
Robert Marcus
San Jose
Here
California
Mt. Zion Hospital
Sanford Marcus
Hanna
Marcus
Nagi
Germany
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