Egypt Rejection Seen for Suez Plan
London reports the 22 nation Suez conference ends in bitterness as Egypt appears sure to reject the majority backed Dulles internationalization plan for the canal. A five nation delegation will present views to President Nasser while India’s plan gains slim backing.
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New Safety Equipment For County Airport
The article notes plans to install new safety gear at a county airport and a traffic control tower to be funded with contracts let by November. Some equipment may start installation by late spring, with emphasis on automatic systems and broadcasting capabilities.
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Madison to gain new air ground communications channels
Madison will receive additional air ground communications channels for airport traffic. Rochester Minnesota will get similar facilities with selective enhancements.
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Fear U S Plane Downed Off China Coast
A San Francisco scene in a May 1950s era column shows a Republican gathering at the Fairmont Hotel. A hotel elevator operator jokes about parrots in the Papagayo Room as Mrs. Dolan of Oakland reacts by asking for elephants.
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New Oregon-Jackson Bridge Completion Seen Sure by Dec
Plans say the 505 foot long bridge will finish by December with the center span and foundations completed. Crews work from both ends as steel shipments arrive after a nationwide strike ended. A dedication program will feature Alice in Dairyland and local officials. Oregon Street Merchants plan a separate celebration to welcome traffic back to the shopping district.
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Communists claim attack near missing U S Mercator
Peiping Radio said Communist fighters damaged a plane in the area where a U S Navy Martin Mercator is missing off the China coast with 16 aboard. The Navy reported the Mercator radioed at 12 25 am that it was under attack over international waters 32 miles off Red China and 160 miles north of Formosa.
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Two Edgerton Boys Drowned in Lake Oshkonong Wisconsin
James Fay seven and Ronald Fay six of Edgerton died Wednesday when they apparently jumped from a drifting rowboat about one thousand feet from shore on Lake Oshkonong. A Chicago youth, Jerry Fichtel seven, was saved after going overboard and says he told the Fay brothers to stay in the boat. Coroner Stanley Larson said the boat drifted with no oars and that the trio climbed aboard from which the two Fay brothers apparently jumped to reach shore.
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Britain to test hydrogen bombs at Christmas Island
The News Chronicle predicts Britain will explode two to four hydrogen bombs next spring at Christmas Island in the Pacific, detailing anticipated test plans and locations.
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GOP Renames 1952 Winners
SAN FRANCISCO UP The GOP renominated 1952 winners President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon to challenge Stevenson Kefauver. Eisenhower moved to campaign duties as two dozen Republicans lined up to back the ticket. Nixon, amid his father’s illness, planned to deliver his acceptance after returning to California.
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Two Elderly Ladies Question Eisenhower Relation at RNC
At the Republican National Convention two elderly women listened to a speaker repeat Dwight D. Eisenhower. One woman whispered, Is Eisenhower related to Ike.
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Fire at Chicago Stockyards Tracks 6 Buildings Damages
A wind swept blaze at Chicago's Stockyards burned six buildings, damaged two more, and drew 300 firefighters. The fire raged five hours near the International Amphitheater, hurting two firefighters and prompting Armour & Co to delay loading while Swift & Co kept operations going.
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Nixon to deliver San Francisco acceptance speech tonight
Vice President Richard M. Nixon returns to San Francisco to give his acceptance address after word his father Frank Nixon, 77, is improving from an abdominal arterial rupture. Nixon left the convention for La Habra where his father’s condition improved and a hospital electrocardiogram showed no heart problems.
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Three Inmates Escape From Wisconsin Reformatory
Three state reformatory inmates fled a work detail at Green Bay institution on Wednesday night. Delane Hoff of Stoughton Roger Listol of McFarland and Fred Wilkie of Chicago, all 19, escaped while unloading cattle at Farm One near the reformatory between 8 15 and 9 p m A 1930 Buick two tone green bearing license 57 163 was left by a nearby car as a statewide alert was issued for the trio.
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Air Crash Kills Seven in Algeria Collision
Two French military planes collided in the air over Algeria today killing seven airmen. The incident occurred as both aircraft were operating in Algerian airspace amid ongoing training missions.
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