Ione Moves Out to Sea Ends East Coast Threat
Hurricane Ione moved eastward away from the coast leaving the East Coast out of danger barring a radical course shift. The Weather Bureau lowered all hurricane warnings as the storm headed into open sea. Damage in North Carolina was projected in tens of millions with New Bern suffering about 15 million dollars, and Poquoson flooded along with coastal towns.
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Norfolk, Va
Weather Bureau
Washington Weather Bureau
Norfolk
Conrad P. Mook
Emergency Warning Center
Washington
North Carolina
Virginia
New York
New England
Ione
Atlantic
Hampton Roads
Virginia Capes
Block Island
Rhode Island
Maryland
Kent Narrows
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
D. C
New York City
Red Cross
Department of Welfare
Pennsylvania
Nw. George
New Bern
N.C
Great Port
Newport News
Poquoson
Chester H. Page
Luther H. Hodges
Morehead City
Eisenhower
Connie
Diane
Army
Ocean
Cherry Point
X.C
Father pleads for return of kidnapped four day old son
Dr. Sanford Marcus, father and Mount Zion Hospital staff physician, begs the kidnapper to return baby Robert unharmed. He and his wife Hanna urge the woman to contact authorities and say they will not press charges. Mount Zion offers a $1000 reward as a citywide search intensifies after the hospital nursery theft.
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San Francisco
Mount Zion Hospital
Sanford Marcus
Marcus
Hanna
Robert
Onnt Zion Hospital
Bing Wong
Two Women Missionaries Freed by Reds
Two American Presbyterian women, Sarah Perkins of New York City and Dorothy Briddleton of Cicero, Illinois, were freed after 20 years in a Chinese jail. They crossed into freedom at the border while reporting fear of their jailers and reliance on Red Cross packages.
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Hong Kong
China
Red Cross
Sarah Perkins
New York City
Dorothy 3Riddleton
Cicero
di Ws T. Kanady
Houston
Tex
Shanghai
Reds
Peiping
Geneva
Emma Angelina Barry
Shin
Robert Howard Parker
Philadelphia
Howard (Cappy) Ricks
Japan
Ricks
Eve Stella Dugay
Two Fliers Die in Beech Crash Near Erie
Ashland Wis. officer Robert H. Gingles and Erie Capt. Richard W. Lane killed when a Beechcraft with two engines burst into flames after takeoff from Port Erie. The seven passenger craft, based at Wright Patterson AFB, crashed three miles southwest of the airfield. Lane was the 6th Weather Group chief forecaster.
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Erie
Robert H. Gingles
Ashland
Wis
Air Force
Gingles
Arthur Gingles
Richard W. Lane
Port Erie
Charles Armour
Wright Patterson Afb
Dayton
Ohio
Gingies
Lane
Wright - Patterson
Hurricane leaves 15000 homeless in Tampico and beyond
In the wake of Hilda's strike on Tampico and nearby areas, about 13 000 people were homeless with at least 12 dead and 350 injured. Gov. Horacio Teran described 90 percent of Tampico's 110 000 residents and thousands of refugees as damaged. Authorities mobilized army food and shelter, while emergency aid flowed from Mexico City and Texas authorities.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Tampicosi
Texas
Horacio Teran
Hilda
Teran
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Washington
Allan Shivers
Texas Good Neighbor Commission
Ciudad Madero
Altamira
Weather Bureau
Rio Grande Valley
Location of new airport administration building debated
Winnebago County supervisors discussed locating the airport administration building amid debates over the master plan. Alvin A. Staffeld outlined plans to place the terminal near the 20th Street area, noting no action was taken and no cost estimate available. He cited potential federal grants and a 25 percent county-state split, with airline contributions limited. The board awaits a state report as the issue continues.
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Winsebase County
Alvin A. Staffeld
Third Ward
Neenah
Aviation Committee
Staffeld
Civil Aeronautics Authority
20Th Street
CAA
Joué
North Central Airlines
John Wallace Jr
First Ward
Oshkosh
Coun
Hearing Set For Oct 3 On Criminal Code Revision
Madison officials schedule an Oct 3 hearing at the fall Legislature session to hear public views on a sweeping criminal code revision. News media groups oppose a court room news camera ban, urging Open access and public information. Representatives of press radio and TV attend the Legislative Council meet to voice objections. A telegram from RTNDA members protests the ban as infringement on informed public.
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Madison
Legislative Council
Robert Maroiz
R-Shawano
M.B. Atkinson
Eau Claire Leader- Telegram
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
W. Wade Boardman
League
Edwin Conrad
Wisconsin Broadcasters Assn
Carl Zielke
Wisconsin Press Assn
Robert Boyd
Milwaukee Journal
Rebels Move Toward Peace as Peron Exiles to Paraguay
In Buenos Aires a 13 man military committee began pacification talks after Juan D. Peron fled to exile in Paraguay aboard the gunboat Paraguay. Paraguan ambassador Jean Chaves accompanied Peron, while rebels tightened security and the capital faced curfews and clashes as authorities sought stability.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Paraguay
Peron
Jean. Chaves
ThePeronista Conferedation of Labor
Palermo
Santiago
Chile
Aftree Peron
Eva Peron
la Plata
Adm
Isaac Rojas
Eduardo Lonardi
Cordoba
Lonardi
Council Accepts Park Resignations and Board Change
The council accepted three park board resignations reducing the board to two commissioners. Mayor Siewert will be interim member until Oct 3, with a three member quorum. A 15 year storm sewer plan was approved with debate over financing and timing amid calls for faster action.
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Park Board
Ernest R. Siewert
Finance Committee
Albert A. Smith
Herman Hoxtel
Anthony Herher Jr
Menominee Park
Councl
Board of Public Works
No Relaxing Chicago 17 Plumbers Target Coffee Breaks
Stephen M Bailey business manager Local 130 AFL Plumbers Union sent notices to members asserting plumbers' pay is high enough without extra time for coffee breaks, instructing them to stop taking breaks.
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Chicago
Stephen M. Bailey
AFL Plumbers Union
President Eisenhower Enjoys Fishing and Cooking in Colorado
President Eisenhower relaxed at the Rocky Mountain ranch of banker Aksel Nielsen after arriving from Denver. He fished St Louis Creek for 1 15 hours, catching seven 1 lb trout, and experimented with an all electric kitchen in a prefabricated cottage. He was joined by George C. Allen and planned to stay until Friday afternoon before returning to Denver. He ordered federal agencies to monitor Hurricane Ione and report back on relief options as needed.
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Fraser
Colo
Eisenhower
Denver White House
Rocky Mountain
Aksel Nielsen
Colorado
St. Louis
HenaccaAwn
Nielsen
George C. Allen
Washington
Denver
Murray Snyder
White House
United States backs UN seat stand against Red China
The United States and Britain rally support to block Communist China from winning a UN General Assembly seat as Molotov and Dulles prepare speeches. The Philippines and Poland contest the Turkey Security Council seat with U.S. backing the Philippines and Russia backing Poland. Observers await disarmament moves andAtoms for Peace expansions in the Geneva era context.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
China
Red China
General Assembly
John Foster Dulles
Vyacheslav M. ‘Molotov
Britain
U.S
Russia
Poland
Dulles
Molotov
Molotoy
Assembly
U.N
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Foreign Ministry
Juan DB. Peron
Gen. San Martin
Videla Balaguer
United Press
Julio C. Banzas
Peronistas
Cordoba Ave
Hve
Alberto Teissire
Peronista
Okay
Mailahn
Leo Nielmuth
State Board of Health
Committee For
AL George F. Oaks
Milwaukee
Oaks
Walls
Voss
City
Finlan
Council
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