Thousands Cheer Ike in N. Carolina
Eisenhower rode through Charlotte to a 43000 strong welcome as 18000 filled Memorial Stadium and vowed no political mortgage on the South. He criticized Democratic policies, warned of centralization in Washington, and aligned with Taft against universal military training while pursuing open dialogue on Iran with Mossadegh.
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Hope In Mossadegh Proposes Settlement On Oil Dispute
U S officials saw limited hope in Premier Mossadegh s latest oil dispute proposal. The Iranian leader sent a tough note to President Truman and Churchill, rejecting the Aug 30 joint plan as inequitable, warning against possible Communist alignment, and setting a 10 day deadline for an answer. He outlined two roads for Iran s future social reform or potential surrender to future events.
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Two Sailors Punished For Carrier Blast
USS Boxer crew punished after an explosion in the hangar deck at a Korean waters carrier port. Capt. Marshall B. Gurney said the incident was due to human error, not negligence, and the sailors received appropriate punishment. Jewelry theft details referenced but not central to the Navy action.
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Rescue Nine From Ice Cap
A ski-equipped Dakota plucked nine British airmen from Greenland ice cap after a crash ten days earlier. The daring rescue, executed Thursday night at high altitude, ended a sub-zero ordeal. Three other occupants, including an American Arctic expert, were rescued earlier in the week.
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Four Red Jets Are Shot Down in Korean Air Battles
U S Sabre jets claim four Communist MIGs down in first air battles in four days boosting September toll to a record 56 destroyed. Sabres damaged four MiGs in battles east of Sinuiju and south of the Yalu. Eighth Army reports Reds probing outposts near the Punchbowl as UN forces answer with heavy mortar fire. Allied fighter bombers renew attacks on the Communist supply system. Marine and carrier planes target Hacja and HallinK areas with bombing and wreck several structures and supply trucks.
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Pravda Attacks Kennan as Slanderer in Row
Pravda the official newspaper of the Communist Party in Moscow called U S ambassador George F Kennan a slanderer masking as a diplomat in a sharp editorial attack. The piece framed Kennan as falsifying claims and undermining U S Soviet relations.
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Hurricane Charlie Off Florida Might Miss Mainland
Hurricane Charlie churns about 300 miles off Florida with winds near 85 mph and gusts to 100 mph. Weather observers say a path toward the mainland remains possible but not certain as the storm expands over roughly 160 miles while Navy aircraft monitor its intensity.
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Weather Bureau warnings as hurricane may miss land
The Weather Bureau spokesman cited a chance the hurricane could turn northward and avoid land. A hunter plane scouted an area 800 miles east southeast of San Juan, Puerto Rico for a possible fourth hurricane. One ship, the Cape Cod, lay 150 miles north of the storm path with warnings posted along the northeast Florida, Georgia and Carolina coasts. The storm tracked near the year’s first hurricane Able which battered the South Carolina coast on August 30, and eight men were lost when the second hurricane broke up the tanker Foundation Star a week later.
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European farmheads tour Wisconsin institutions
Sixty European farm organization leaders arrived in Madison to visit University of Wisconsin agricultural extension services and rural agencies. The group, here through Oct. 2, tours Minnesota afterward under sponsorship of the Missionary Security Agency HRPM, focusing on American production programs and conservation efforts.
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Fear Erupting Undersea Volcano Sinks Coast Guard Vessel
A undersea volcanic eruption near Myojin Reef reportedly sank the Japanese Coast Guard ship Kaiyo Maru with 31 aboard including nine scientists and 22 crew. The vessel was last heard from three days earlier and search efforts were hampered by rough seas and fresh explosions.
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Adlai 1950 plan for political fund disputed
Governor Adlai E Stevenson announced in 1950 he would set up a special political fund to aid salaries and recruiting. A Peoria businessman said he saw nothing wrong with the fund while others at a Chicago Club meeting disputed the matter suggesting questions about who paid and how funds were used.
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South's Coal Men Balk At Pay Demands
Southern coal operators balk at John L. Lewis demands with no agreement before Tuesday. Directors of the Southern Coal Producers Association return home furious about the terms. A strike deadline looms at 12:01 a.m. next Wednesday threatening about 1000 soft coal miners.
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Half Ton of Bullion Stolen in Canada Smuggling Ring
Police across five states and all New England hunted for suspects in the largest gold theft in Canada’s history. About 356000 dollars worth of bullion vanished from a Montreal to Europe shipment after a Brink’s truck left four of ten boxes at Malton Airport. Investigators said the haul, valued up to one million dollars abroad, was en route from Noranda Mines to refining in Canada.
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Mexican plane blast tied to insured plot by contractor
Mexican authorities chased a labor contractor suspected of placing a time bomb on a Mexicana airliner from Mexico City to Oaxaca to collect 350 000 dollars in life insurance for six workers aboard. The explosion 15 minutes after takeoff ripped a seven foot hole, injuring two of nine Americans aboard. pilot Carlos Rodriguez Corona landed safely at Santa Lucia base.
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Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather Summary and Observations
Wisconsin sees mostly fair weather with cooler nights and warmer Saturday. Minnesota forecast shows not quite cool nights and warmer Saturday with highs around the mid seventies. Observations note maximum and minimum temperatures, no precipitation, and monthly and yearly figures near forty percent.
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Tryave Lie To Leave U N Post February 1 1954
United Nations secretary general Trygve Lie will step down from his post on February 1 1954 after extending his term for three years. He plans retirement to Norway and hopes to become prime minister there. Lie also faces staff reorganizational plans at the U N and a lifetime pension of 10000 dollars annually.
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Infant dies from airway obstruction in Madison
A one week old baby boy named John Beyer died after suffocation caused by a mucous obstruction in an inflamed bronchial tube. His parents, Mr and Mrs Donald Beyer, reported the infant was found unconscious and died on arrival at Ja hospital.
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Three Nations Set up Pacific Military Body
HONOLULU T H The United States Australia and New Zealand have created a military liaison council to consult quickly in case of Pacific armed aggression. The three nations will meet as needed with advisers rotating between Pearl Harbor Wellington and Melbourne. Radford, Nowell and Gentry attended the talks.
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Adlai Trip to Wisconsin Set by Stevenson Campaign
Springfield reports Governor Stevenson's campaign confirms Adlai Stevenson will visit Wisconsin in October. The itinerary includes a 8:33 a.m. takeoff from Willcox Run Airport Detroit, 11:25 a.m. arrival and 12:30 p.m. speech in Madison, a Milwaukee stop with speeches, and an overnight in Milwaukee before a morning flight to Kansas City.
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