Mossadegh Captured as Tehran Turmoil Flares
Reports say Mossadegh is captured by loyal forces but street fighting erupts as Zahedi forms a cabinet and orders Mossadegh to stand trial. The Shah’s move aims to quell mobs. clashes reportedly leave many dead as police search the capital.
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Teran Radio
Iran
Inoculation Drive Targets 1 000 Children for Polio Serum
New York agencies report the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will hand over gamma globulin to inoculate 320,000 more children against polio. Officials say 2,250,000 cubic units of serum are being distributed to state health offices, with 157,000 inoculated in 11 areas since June amid polio epidemics.
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O'Connor
Foundation Press
Office of Defense
Weather Summary From Wisconsin Forecasters
Mostly fair weather expected through Friday with mild temperatures. Lows near mid forties to mid fifties, highs around the mid seventies to eighty. Fox River gauge readings show the river above crest by about a half inch since yesterday, with Buckrint Observatory noting temperatures from 8 p m today to Wednesday.
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Vessels Return From Seizure In Bonn Report
German commercial vessels seized a year ago are returning after payment of charter fees. The report notes conditions surrounding the vessels and the ongoing impact on wartime assets, with references to American and German maritime authorities and cost adjustments.
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50 000 Telephone Workers Walk Out
United Nations debates a Far Eastern political conference as Russia tries to split the Western bloc over participant makeup. The UN political committee plans to resume discussion with Czechoslovakia and Turkey listed. the United States seeks Latin backing while bloc members show mixed positions on inviting North Korea and Communist China and on India’s attendance.
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India
Six States Hit Order Restored in Indiana
United Press reports more than 50,000 Southwestern Bell Telephone System workers in six states struck when order was restored in Indiana after violence during protests. The walkout began at 6 a.m. CST following failed contract talks with CLO Communications Workers of America. Company officials cited offers costing about 7 million dollars annually. In Elwood, workers barricaded inside as eggs and firecrackers were hurled at the building. in Alexandria demonstrators damaged windows during the protest.
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Alexandria
Rothschild Accused of Stealing Secret Code Book
Senate investigators publicized sworn testimony that Edward M. Rothschild, suspended from the Government Printing Office, allegedly took a secret merchant marine code book. Cleta Guess, a former employee, testified she saw him take classified materials, while questions about security lax and espionage concerns were raised by Senator Potter.
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Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
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Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
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Fire Causes $100000 Loss At West Bend High School
West Bend Wis Fire caused about $100000 damage to West Bend High School on Wednesday. Firemen say the blaze was likely due to defective wiring under the roof. Board of Education clerk Atty Robert Stoltz called the estimate conservative.
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Wisconsin Fair Opens With Parade and Star-Studded Stage
Milwaukee plans mark the 105th Wisconsin State Fair opening with a 20 unit parade on Wisconsin Avenue. Frances Langford and George Gobel headline the opening show. Attendance expected near 50 000 for nine days. Features include largest livestock exhibit, Junior Fair counties, a farm machinery show, horse and auto racing, stock cars, big 200 mile race, and Cavalcade of Stars nightly. Chippewa Falls teen Mary Jenka named Dairyland Queen for 1963.
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France Deposes Morocco Sultan in Controversial Ouster
Rabat Morocco AP The nationalist anti French sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youseff was ousted by France under pressure from Berber tribes. Gen Augustin Guillaume ordered the sultan to leave and a regency council was planned. Massive arrests followed in Casablanca as authorities tried to prevent further violence ahead of Abd El Kebir festival.
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Casablanca
Senator Wiley urges high level disarmament action for US and Russia
Senator Alexander Wiley, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, urged high level disarmament action by the United States and Russia after the Soviet hydrogen bomb test. He warned against relaxing American resolve and emphasized strengthening joint defense while seeking a broader disarmament settlement. Vishinsky offered no new proposals, saying a time will reveal them. The UN Disarmament Commission has been stalled by East-West deadlock, but the disclosure may spur new overtures in the commission.
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Disarmament Commission
Security Council
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Exchange Of POWs Over Half Complete
The prisoner exchange in Korea nears halfway, with promises of larger American returns. Today's totals include 60 Americans, 90 British, and 1,300 Koreans freed, amid a rising pace as 6,533 Allied troops have now been released, about half the promised 12,763.
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Jets Take Off On Long Hops Across Atlantic
Albany Ga dispatch reports 28 F 84G Thunderjets from Turner Air Force Base launched in pre dawn darkness on a nonstop Atlantic flight. Two flights of 20 and eight refueled en route with targets Lakenheath England and Nouvasseur French Morocco. Flights aimed for about 10 hours and 4 500 mile ranges at about 450 mph.
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Russia tests hydrogen bomb new arms race fear sweeps globe
US AEC Chairman Strauss announced detection of a Soviet hydrogen bomb test on Aug 12, with Moscow confirming a Thermonuclear device had been exploded for experimental purposes. Eisenhower officials weigh defense speedups as Cole urges radar perimeter upgrades amid rising Cold War tensions.
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Soviet Union
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No Cause For Alarm Moscow Assures World
MOSCOW (UP) Russia said it exploded a hydrogen bomb in an experiment but urged there is no need for alarm. A government communique noted the blast showed hydrogen bomb power far exceeds atom bombs and emphasized the USSR possessed such weapons and tested them for years. It defended Malenkov's Aug 8 statement and warned foreign circles against panic driving an arms race.
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Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
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Eisenhower Silent On H Bomb Report Sealed In Secret
President Eisenhower returned to his summer White House for a dedication ceremony as a secret report on Soviet hydrogen bomb tests circulated. He avoided comment on Pravda's claim while noting that strong living standards defend against communism. Officials including Strauss and Jackson confirmed the timing of the information. In New York he attended a housing project ceremony honoring Simon Baruch. Forest fires near Forestville were investigated by provincial police.
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