Nixon urges Republicans to end disunity and win in 1954
Vice-President Richard M. Nixon addressed the Republican State Convention in Columbus urging unity and full support for GOP candidates to safeguard Eisenhower's program. He warned that disunity in party ranks and Democratic gains could torpedo mid term goals. He cited Maine as an example and urged Republicans to back House and Senate nominees in 1954.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Eisenhower
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Senate
Maine
Congress
Grand Jury Cops Piece Together Stabbing Story
Omaha story follows a stabbing incident involving university staff Dr. Claude E. Thompson and Francis W. Luther. Police report Luther received six stab wounds and remains in serious condition, with accounts from Luther, Thompson, Mrs. Luther, and Donald Junge.
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Omaha
Claude E. Thompson
University of Omaha
Francis W. Luther
Luther
Thompson
Donald Leroy Junge
Professor
Junge
Brownsville Attorney Found Insane in 1953 Colt Shooting
R A Hightower charged in the fatal shooting of Col J W Worthington in June 1953 was found insane and committed to a state hospital. The case arose in Victoria Texas with the attorney facing trial after the long investigation.
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Victoria
Tex
R. A. Hightower
Brownsville
Col
J. W. Worthington
Ftate Hospital
Mendes France Sets Nine-Power Talks on Western Security
French Premier Pierre Mendes France said a nine power foreign ministers conference to discuss West European security will meet in London probably on September 27. The announcement came Thursday night and names participating nations were not specified.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
West Europe
London
Rocky Marciano-Ezzard Charles Title Bout Postponed
The heavyweight title fight was postponed from tonight to tomorrow night due to rain, with a possible Saturday makeup if needed. The bout will proceed after the Friday night radio TV fight from Washington concludes.
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New York
Washington
Family custody clash replaces kidnaping claim in Paris
In Paris a custody dispute replaces a kidnaping report involving Antenor Patino's family. James Goldsmith, 20, said his baby Isabela was abducted from the Versailles hotel by unknowns, but authorities treat it as a family quarrel with custody at stake. The child is with Patino's mother and a Spanish princess grandmother near Paris while civil court action proceeds.
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Antenor Patino
James Goldsmith
Isabela
Versailles
Patino
Goldsmith
Scotland
Mother and three children killed in car collision
Grace Sullivan Frank of New Brunswick was killed when struck on Rt 18 and dragged five miles by Norman F. Childers 43 of Milltown a Rutgers chemist and councilman who claimed he did not realize he had hit anything until another motorist flagged him down.
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Grace Sullivan Frank
New Brunswick
Rt 18
Sayreville
Norman F. Childers
Milltown
N. J
Childers
Rutgers Agricultural College
Stevenson urges reappraisal of Republicans in Cincinnati
Adlai Stevenson, speaking at a Democratic campaign dinner in Cincinnati, called for an agonizing reappraisal of Republican politicians who for years fed voters myths and McCarthyism. He warned that Republican smear attacks will rise as Eisenhower delivers brief remarks while Democrats claim Maine’s governor's race signals voters tire of nastiness. He contrasted Democratic and business prosperity since 1933 noting higher post tax profits and fewer failures, arguing for vigorous competition in a growing economy.
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Cincinnati
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Maine
Stevenson
New York Magistrate Named to Enforce Comics Code
Magistrate Charles F. Murphy, long active against juvenile delinquency, is named administrator for a new Comics Code of ethics by the Comics Magazine Association of America. He will start Oct 1 and may ban horror books amid self policing plans.
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New York
New York City
Assn. of America
Charles F. Murphy
Murphy
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Teen Plan, Inc
Comic Book Publishers Association
Thanks Fellows Groans Asylum Escapee Ends With Bullets
In Little Rock Arkansas an Arkansas State Mental Hospital escapee named H B Long 42 took a woman hostage on her front porch and abandoned life after an off duty policeman shot him. Long railed I want to die and refused to go back to the institution while terrorizing residents with a .22 rifle before being killed by gunfire.
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Little Rock, Ark
H. B. Long
Arkansas State Mental Hospital
A. D. Lynn
Long
West Little Rock
Effie Callihan
Lynn
City Officials From 25 Towns In Session
Mayors and city officials from more than 25 municipalities in the fifth district met at the Bayou DeSiard country club to review recent and upcoming state laws affecting municipal operations. Louisiana Municipal Association President Armand Viator outlined changes on taxes, bids, grants, police retirements, audits, and other major items. Senator Allen Haley and Rees attended with several state representatives also present.
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Louisiana Municipal Association
Fifth District
Monroe
John Coon
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Armand Viator
New Iberia
Viator
Allen Haley
29Th Judicial District
Woodrow Wilson
Morehouse
Lonnie Richmond
West Carroll
I. J. Allen
Jackson
Municipal Association
Frank Rees
Natchitoches
North Fourth Street Sees New Construction Boom
North Fourth Street gains attention for major building activity. United Gas is erecting a $100,000 new office on Breard Fourth between Breard and Fourth. Collins Electric between Fourth and Fifth builds a $50,000 warehouse and office. Dr G A Varino on North Fourth between Olive and Pine, opposite Weil Cleaners, builds a leased store for Joe Kern to launch a toys and furniture business in Monroe.
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Louisville Avenue
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Fourth Street
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Fifth Streets
Collins Electric Company
Olive and
Pine Streets
Weil Cleaners
G. A. Varino
Joe Kern
Monroe
Kern
Iranian Army Agent Jailed As Red Spy
Iran reports the arrest of Capt Gholam Hossein Gargaozlov alias Mr Moghadam the chief counter intelligence agent for Abadan oil area as part of a nationwide spy purge. Authorities say nearly 500 officers have been detained with possible totals exceeding 1 000 as the drive widens into civil branches. An intelligence note links rings to the Russian Embassy with coded algebraic systems leaking US supplied tank gun and uniform details.
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Tehran
Iran
Abadan
Khuzistan
Gholam Hossein Gargaozlov
Persian Gulf
Moghadam
Garagozlov
United States
Alexander Rodionov
Government forms panel on un Japanese activities
Tokyo reports that on Thursday a cabinet committee was organized to crack down on subversion in Japan amid concerns over anti state activities and national security. The move signals intensified government action against suspected subversive groups within the country.
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Tokyo
Japan
Mississippi Senate Approves Standby Power Amendment Vote
Mississippi Senate gives final approval to a constitutional amendment allowing abolition of public schools by two-thirds vote or local option. If ratified on December 21 the measure lets selling school property and paying tuition for private schools. LEAC members pledge support for a future public schools building program.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Senate
U. S. Supreme Court
George Owens
Pontotoc
Howard McDonnell
Biloxi
House of Representatives
Legal Educational Advisory Committee
LEAC
Occasional Light Rains Predicted in Twin Cities
The government forecast from the C A A predicts increasing clouds this afternoon in the Twin Cities area with southwest winds near 15 mph and occasional stronger gusts. A high of 85 degrees and a low of 69 degrees are reported.
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C. A. A. Here
200 Here At State Meet Of Firemen
The 49th annual Louisiana State Firemen's Association conference opened at the Virginia Hotel with about 200 firemen and auxiliary members present. Irby Gascon of Plaquemine presided. Michael H. Bagot spoke on suspicious fires. morning events included memorials and addresses by local officials.
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Louisiana State Firemen’s Association
Virginia
John E. Coon
H L. Hales
Irby Gascon
Plaquemine
Michael H. Bagot
New Orleans
Bagot
Association
Precautionary Rules T aired for CBR material spills
The Army outlines steps to warn the public if chemical biological radiological or germ agents leak during transport. A new regulation requires a public notice of an accident that may trigger immediate warning and evacuation, with coordination from newspaper radio police and the nearest military installation.
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Washington
Military Shipping Agency Chemical Officer
United States Army
British Eden Satisfies Talks on West Germany Rearmament
Paris AP says British Foreign Secretary Eden and French Premier Mendes-France are well satisfied with their talks on rearming West Germany. A formal communique likely at 6 p.m. will express satisfaction though no agreement is announced yet.
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Paris
Eden
Mendes-France
West Germany
Fudickar Warns Against Passing School Buses
District Attorney Fred Fudickar Jr warned motorists not to pass stopped school buses loading or unloading children. He noted state law forbids passage from either direction and urged careful driving after receiving several complaints. No injuries reported, but violators will be prosecuted.
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Fudickar
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