Dulles rules out force to breach Suez canal
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States would not shoot its way through the Suez if Egypt blocks passage. He favored diverting ships around Africa at extra cost and offered dollar loans to friendly nations unable to bear the burden. Dulles urged Egypt to reconsider its objection to an association of Suez canal users, as Eden noted Britain, France and the U.S. would organize such an authority. The Egyptian Embassy delivered a message to Dulles about Eden's plan being imposed on Egypt.
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John A. Scali
Washington
Dulles
United States
Suez Canal
Egypt
Africa
U. S
Eden
Britain
France
Ahmed Hussein
Anthony Eden
Mrs Z Keller Dies Prominent Phi Nu Leader In Evanston
Mrs Zenobia Wooten Keller long served as national executive secretary of the Phi Nu Sorority and business manager of its magazine. She worked from Chicago offices and aided colleges nation wide before later living in Memphis where she died. Survived by daughter and three grandchildren, an aunt, and many cousins.
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Zenobia Wooten Keller
W. C. Campbell
Evanston
Col
Robert Richardson
Monroe
Augustus Selman
Selman Field
Keller
Phi Nu Sorority
United States
Chicago
Phi Nu
Memphis
Tenn
Daisy Richardson
Rising Mercury Here Is Forecast
Forecast calls for slowly rising temperatures with highs in the 90s in the Twin Cities. Tonight's low will be in the low 60s. Selman Field reports a midmorning high of 83, up 20 degrees from last night. Skies will stay partly to mostly cloudy and the pollen count stands at 14.
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Twin Cities
Civil Aeronautics
Selman Field
Weather Bureau
Border Incidents Rise as UN Urges End to Skirmishes
Maj. Gen Edson Burns, U.N. truce chief, urged Jordan and Israel to stop the border clashes amid the Suez crisis. Jordan sources allege 1,000 Israelis in trucks and armored cars destroyed a police post, killing 20 Jordanians in a two hour battle near the Dead Sea area. Israelis report soldiers killed by Jordan patrols and another guardsman missing. Burns says the raid was a retaliatory act condemned by the Security Council.
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Jerusalem
Edson Burns
U.N
Jordan
Israel
Dead Sea
Red Sea
Burns
Security Council
Tel Aviv
Maariv
Talmadge Wins Georgia Senate Nomination in Landslide
Georgia voters in the Democratic primary backed Herman E. Talmadge over Melvin E. Thompson by a wide margin. Talmadge led 147 of 159 counties and 372,907 to 105,907 in statewide returns amid Thompson’s challenge and George’s retirement plans. Thompson carried more than 100,000 votes.
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Atlanta
Georgia
U.S
Walter ¥. George
Herman E. Talmadge
Talmadge
Melvin E. Thompson
Thompson
Congress
George
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
174 Convention Candidates Now Qualified
Baton Rouge reports the list of candidates for the proposed constitutional convention grew to 174 with tomorrow’s 5 p.m. deadline for qualification filings. Secretary of State Wade O. Martin Jr. notes early filings surged, and 101 candidates will be chosen in November if the convention call passes. Governor Earl Long backs the move while William F. M. Meadors of Homer opposes it but urges independent delegates if held.
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Baton Rouge
Wade O. Martin Jr
Earl Long
Wiliam F. M. Meadors
Homer
Louisiana Bar Assa
Meadors
Son Of Bossier Oil Man Missing Leaves 2 Notes
Bossier City police probe the disappearance of 24 year old William E. Glober son of oilman W M Glober. An auto found at the family home Sept 1 contained two notes one for his parents and another requesting belongings for a sister. Police consider foul play possible while noting his Army duty return was imminent and he had a spotless reputation.
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Bossier City
James L. Cathey
William E. Glober
Cathey
Glober
Ann Smith
W. M. Glober
Dowell, Inc
LSU
Egypt Takes Suez Crisis To The U N
Cairo reports Egypt brings Suez dispute to the United Nations accusing Britain and France of obstructing shipping as a walkout by foreign pilots and technicians looms. Egypt informs U.N. Secretary General Hammarskjold of the Suez Co. order for foreign workers to leave.
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Cairo
Egypt
U. N
Britain
France
Security Council
Omar Loufti
New York
Auto-Slayer Of Man Scheduled For Mental Ward
Beatrice Adams 35, a former secretary, was found legally insane after a lunacy hearing in New Orleans. She killed Mack Jernigan 39 by running him down with a car and then backed over him as he lay on the curb. The court ordered commitment to East Louisiana Mental Hospital at Jackson. Doctors Chetto and Monroe testified to a definite personality degeneration.
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Orleans Parish
Nicholas Chetta
Chetto
Russell Monroe
Miss Adams
Eisenhower urges turnout and broad outreach at GOP rally
President Eisenhower in rural Pennsylvania signals a nonpartisan push to register voters and mobilize support while leaving sparring with Democrats to Nixon. At Eisenhower’s farm rally, he urged campaign energy, warned against writing off any area, and predicted victory with hard work to keep prosperity and peace on track.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Nixon
GOP
Suez Users Association Gains Full U S Support
London reports Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd told Parliament the proposed Suez canal users association has full United States support. He spoke ahead of a Washington briefing by Secretary of State Dulles on U S backing for Britain and France against Egypt's Nasser. The plan would regulate transit with trained pilots while Egypt remains landlord, and risks a walkout by pilots under martial law.
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London
Selwyn Lloyd
Suez Canal Users’ Association
United States
Lloyd
Animal Child Found in North Ireland Hen House
Belfast police found a about seven year old boy in a Down Patrick hen house, unable to bathe eat human food or walk. He moans and roasts like a chicken, and was found perched among hens by children playing hide and seek. He is under care in Belfast for examination.
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North Ireland
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Hugh Ross
Down Patrick
County Down
Ross
Gulfport Man Indicted For Threatening G Man
A federal grand jury indicted Carl Hennig of Gulfport on charges of telephoning FBI agent H Warren Toole in Biloxi from Montgomery Alabama and threatening to kill him. He was arrested in Birmingham Alabama and held on a $10,000 bond at Hinds County Jail Jackson Mississippi. Medical history notes prior insanity and later absence of psychosis.
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Meridian
Miss
Gulfport
FBI
U. S
Hauberg
Hennig
Mississippi State
Whitfield
Clay Mayor to lead drive to oust two Black students
Kentuckys Clay community erupts as Mayor Herman Z Clark vows to remove James and Teresa Gordon from a school with 590 pupils. White students walk out after the Gordons arrive under protection of 500 National Guardsmen and 60 troopers.
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Clay
Herman Z. Clark
Clay School
James
Teresa Gordon
Clark
Gordon
National Guardsmen
Adj
J. J. B. Williams
Two men hunted in death of Myrtle Mills
City and parish officers state troopers and bloodhounds searched for a man believed to have brutally beaten Myrtle May Mills and shot her at 305 McKinley. Witnesses described a chase along McKinley Street, with two suspects Austin and Zeigie fled after the attack.
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J. T. French
Ouachita Parish
Myrtle May Mills
McKinley Street
French
Ruby Worley
W. H. Lockett
Monroe
John Oldenburg
Raymond Knowles
E. L. Walker
Myrtle Mae Mills
Austin
Myrtle Mills
Pete Reynolds
Bill Austin
Floyd Zeigie
Loraine
Miss Mills
Adlai Opens Campaign With 280000 Dollar Speech
Adlai Stevenson formally opens his presidential bid with a 8:30 p.m. EST broadcast reportedly costing about 280000 dollars. He speaks to a national audience via three TV networks and four radio outlets in a saturation push while attending a fund raising dinner for supporters at the State Farm Show Building in Harrisburg. Estes Kefauver accompanies him. about 10000 expected at the $50 plate event amid Democratic campaign activity.
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Harrisburg
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
New York
George M. Leader
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Gary
Leader
Harrisburg State
Chicago
State Farm Show
Pennsylvania
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