Reds and Plane Attack Noted by Dulles in Note
Secretary Dulles said Red China informed the United States that Communist fighters attacked an American plane and that a Navy plane was shot down in the Far East with no survivors. Sixteen Americans were aboard the downed craft. one body was recovered. The Chinese note implied the attacker was Chinese Nationalist aircraft.
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Washington
China
United States
Far East
Stata Tahar
Foster Dulles
Red China
Dulles
Justice Edward F Gehl Dies at 66 on Wisconsin Supreme Court
Madison Wisconsin Justice Edward F Gehl 66 of the Wisconsin Supreme Court died in a Madison hospital after surgery. A former circuit judge he was elected to the court in 1949 and had entered hospital last week. He spoke with an associate Monday night and appeared to be improving before dying at 2 30 a m He is survived by his widow Jessica and a daughter.
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Madison
Edward F. Gehl
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Gehl
Jessica
Rains Fatal for Seven in Kyushu Floods
Heavy rains across northern and central Kyushu cause seven deaths as flooding and landslides disrupt Fukuoka and surrounding areas for a second day. Local authorities warn of ongoing hazards and urge caution.
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Fukuoka
Japan
Kyushu
Burglar Fails to Rent Denver Garage After Gray Floor Clue
Police seek a burglar who attempted to rent a Denver garage last weekend. The suspect likely knew the garage floor was freshly painted gray, a key clue in the case.
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Denver
Probers Link Milwaukeean To Communists
Washington reports the House Un-American Activities Committee named John Gilman of Milwaukee as part of a youth group allegedly groomed for leadership by the Communists. Gilman denied ties to the party and invoked the fifth amendment during questioning.
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Washington
House, Committee On Un-American Activives
John Gilman
Rosenbergs
Morton Sobell
Don Rothenberg
Ohio Progressive Party
Gilman
Milwaukee
United Press
Communist Party
Rosenberg
National Committee
House
Publication Resumed by Tribuna Da Imprensa in Rio
The opposition newspaper Tribuna Da Imprensa resumed publication in Rio de Janeiro after being closed by police last week.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Tribuna da Imprensa
Eee
Oshkosh Petition Drive Seeks Council-Manager Government
Oshkosh petitions filed to adopt council-manager rule show 6021 signatures, with 3100 asked. Committee leader E A Precour says nearly all signed both petitions, seeking charter ordinance change or referendum and planning a November vote if the council does not act. City Clerk Roger Kliss will verify signatures for the Sept. 4 council session.
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Oshkosh
Council m
E. A. Precour
Precour
Roger Kliss
Formaton
Committee For Belle
Nasser Agrees to Meet Five Nation Suez Committee
London Egypt's president Gamal Abdel Nasser unconditionally accepts the five nation Suez committee invitation for talks on the canal's future. He notes no willingness to consider the Dulles plan as a basis for negotiation, signaling talks without committing to action. Cairo says talks may be in Cairo, with Menzies, Eden and the committee pressing for a peaceful exchange.
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Nasser
Suez
London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Committee
Syvhlesley WaLlerway
R. G. Menzies
John Foster Dulles
Menzies
United States
Iran
Sweden
Ethiopia
Cairo
Dulles
Sami Abow Fetouk
Anthony Eden
Geneva
Cairo Radio
Egypt
Suez Canal
Suez Canal Company
Paris
Tigness
Opening Day Thrills At Winnebago County Fair Draws Thousands
Thousands of youngsters flood the Winnebago County Fair as gates open for a four day run. A grandstand free show headlined by Follies Manhattan and a horse show attract families while dairy cattle judging and open class events unfold. Officials expect record attendance on Children’s Day with platforms, midway activity, and clown acts set to entertain all morning.
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Winnebago County Fair
Dicky Leitz
Mickey Pickart
Winnebago County
Amun Wap Egec
Votives Mess SuuaneRayae
Big Day
Follies
Manhattan
Fir Lday
Frank Cain
Ringling Brothers Circus
Nurse Admits Shaking Infants in Death Case
Huge nurse Virginia B. Jaspers, a 33 year old six foot two hundred fifty pound caregiver, confessed to shaking and squeezing five infants including three who died and two who survived severe injuries. Police say she said she shook the babies when they cried, claiming she loses temper and strength. Coroner to open inquest as investigators review possible angles. Jaspers held on $50,000 bond on a technical charge.
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New Haven
Conn
Virginia B. Jaspers
Francis V. McManus
Robert Mulhern
Miss Jaspers
Tiny Abbe Kapsinow
Allen Kapsinow
James J. Corrigan
Jaspers
Insurgents Split From South Carolina Democratic Party
About 30 delegates defected from the South Carolina Democratic Party after the state convention and moved to form an independent slate of electors for the November general election. They plan to submit a petition with 10,000 signatures within 11 days to gain a ballot spot.
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Columbia. S.C. UR
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Unofficial Cyprus Truce Ends Amid EOKA Tensions
In Nicosia a 10 day unofficial truce between Britain and EOKA expired with no immediate violence reported. Security tightened as authorities questioned Archbishop Makarios in exile and probed connections to underground groups, while London weighed charges awaiting document translations.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
EOKA
Mediterranean
ECRA
London
Makarios
Serchelle Islands
Themistocles Dervis
Dervis
Ethnarche Council
Order of the Briish Empire
Anthony Eden
Markarios
Tong
Shoes Stolen From Sleepy Norfolk Patron
James Carroll, 42, dozed in a Norfolk tavern booth and woke to find a light fingered patron had taken $19 from his pockets and stolen the shoes kept as a hidden reserve. The incident occurred after he dozed off, leaving Carroll shoeless and cashless.
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Norfolk
James Carroll
Carroll
Antigo Airman One of Four Dead in Moody Jets Crash
Valdosta Ga Moody Air Force Base is probing a collision of two T33 jets during landing. Four airmen died including Captain Ray J Shipley of Mapleton Iowa and Major Robert Twocue Maltby of Antigo Wisconsin.
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Antigo
Valdosta
Moody Air Force Base
Eglin Afb
Fla
Moody
Ray J. Shipley
Mapleton
Iowa
Robert Twocue
Cynemne
Ais Avis
Maltby
Wis
Sgc
Dalles
Nas- Alwyn E. Padgett
Captiser
Paul W. Horan
Val-fair Plan
Dulles Praises Egyptian Suez Talks and Attacks Soviet Propaganda
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles hailed Egypt's decision to discuss Suez canal issues with a five nation group as a step toward an impartial solution. He accused Radio Moscow of a broad Arab language propaganda campaign aimed at blocking a peaceful settlement and said most London conference participants sought a non warlike solution.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Egypt
Suez Canal
Dulles
Suez
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Dmitri Shepilov
Nasser
London
London Conference
Soviet Union
Radio
Moscow
Russia
Four Die as Navy Bomber Crashes Into Homes
A Navy twin engine plane crashed into residential blocks in Sanford Florida killing four people including a 4 year old boy and a 12 year old girl. Lt Cmdr Q D Hall and Aviation Technician 1st Class W Swigowski were identified among the dead. The pilot reportedly tried to avoid houses but struck a tree and veered into two homes starting a blaze.
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Cmdr
Q. D. Hall
Kansas
Sue Lowe
Q'Hara
Sommerville
Mass
V. Swigowski
Reynoldsville
Iford
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Albert P. Matt
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Mattin
Chima
Elizabeth Jean Mattin
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Probers
Aanager
Alvin Bennett
Arthur Salomon
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