Four U S Senators Donate to Egypt Armament Fund
Four U S senators Kilgore McClellan Saltonstall and Stennis donated to an Egypt armaments fund outside Gamal Abdel Nasser's office in Cairo during an official visit. They discussed Egyptian problems with Nasser for about 90 minutes and declined to reveal personal contributions. An armament week drive collected funds as Egypt planned to buy arms from Czechoslovakia. The senators return to Italy after their trip.
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U. S
Egypt
Armaments Fund
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Kilgore
D-Wva
McClellan
D-Ark
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Stennis
D-Miss
Nasser
Henry Byroade
Czechoslovakia
Senate Appropriations Committee
Middle East
Italy
Virginia Groom Held In Fatal Shooting
Alfonso White Jr., 34, a Keswick, Virginia groom at Wheeling Downs race track, was arrested in the fatal shooting of Joseph Arthur Jackson, 52, a Martins Ferry, Ohio porter. White admitted shooting Jackson in a men’s shop poolroom Sunday night. a .32 revolver was found in a barn at the track. Ohio County prosecutor Joseph A. Gompers said a first degree murder warrant was issued. questioning offered no stated motive, and White was held in Ohio County.
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Wheeling
Alfonso White Jr
Keswick
Wheeling Downs
Joseph Arthur Jackson
Martins Ferry
Ohio
J. Howard Millard
White
Jackson
Ohio County
Joseph A. Gompers
Gompers
Clark Gable to Be Dad Next May in Hollywood
Clark Gable, 54, will become a father for the first time next May. His fifth wife Kay Williams Spreckels said she learned the news Friday and kept it secret after denying an earlier report. She recalled a party where Gable bragged about impending fatherhood. They wed July 12 and plan a Caesarean delivery.
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Hollywood
Clark Gable
Kay Williams Spreckels
Clark
Truman to autograph books in New York ballroom
Former President Harry S. Truman will autograph copies of his book Years of Decision in New York City at the Hotel Muehlebach ballroom on publication day November 2. Doubleday & Co. reports a special Kansas City edition of 21,000 copies for the event.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Muehlebach
Kansas City
Doubleday & Co
Truman
First Snow in New England Blankets Several States
The first snow of the season fell Sunday across Massachusetts New Hampshire and Vermont with up to four inches reported In Dublin New Hampshire three inches in Dublin and four inches on Hogback Mountain near Brattleboro The precipitation followed two days of rain impacting travel and visibility in the region.
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Boston
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Dublin
N. H
Hogback Mountain
Brattleboro
No surgery needed for piles claims and relief
A promotional note touts a new stainless compound claimed to reduce swelling of internal and external piles at home without surgery. It asserts instant relief in doctor tests and lasting comfort for sufferers, highlighting six medically proven ingredients though specifics are unclear.
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Pazo
New Pazo Suppositories and Ointment Marketed
Promoters tout a stainless, stain-free Pazo product claimed to stop pain and itching instantly. The ad emphasizes rapid swelling reduction and healing while noting availability in druggists as suppositories or ointment.
Peron Interned At New Estate In Paraguay
ASUNCION Paraguay Juan D Peron moved to a ranch estate in southern Paraguay for internment at 5 a m as his exile from Argentina continues The 10th anniversary of the 1945 great demonstration is noted by supporters and authorities sought to keep Peron away from the border The former leader was reported recovering from a mild influenza.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Villarrica
Peron
Buenos Aires
Train derailment thrills kids on miniature railway
A miniature railroad train in Oklahoma City derailed after hitting a rock. The locomotive from Lincoln Park went off the track while fifty children in open-air cars were uninjured and reportedly cheered the incident.
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Oklahoma City
Lincoln Park
Quick Draw Test Leads to Death in Missouri
In Union Missouri an 18 year old, Charles G Muehling, died after a quick draw contest with a friend, Vincent Oliver Baum Jr and Frank Laura both of St Louis. Baum's .22 pistol discharged accidentally striking Muehling in the chest at a Bourbouse River clubhouse where they were weekend companions. An inquest was scheduled.
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Muehling
Baum
Miller
Oil Well Blast Kills 3 near Wilson Oklahoma
A bomblike oil field explosion near Wilson Oklahoma killed three oil well shooters and injured six others Saturday night. Police believe 100 quarts of nitroglycerin detonated when wires touched it as it was lowered into the well, scattering victims William G. Chandler, 28, Russell G. Sullivan, 48, and Harold E. Brill, 4H.
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William G. Chandler
Russell G. Sullivan
Harold E. Brill
Four Die in Florida Highway Crash Near Pensacola
On U S Highway 90 about four miles west of Pensacola a multi vehicle crash late Saturday night left four dead. Patrolman Fred Parish said a fast moving car struck a line of cars stopped for a truck turning left. Victims include James W. Brockway 25 and Billy McKinney Cooper 25 of New Hope Alabama who died at the scene and Malcolm Best 97 and James E McCloskey 26 of Pensacola who died later from severe burns.
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Pensacola
Fla
Fred Parish
James W. Brockway
Billy McKinney Cooper
New Hope
Ala
Malcolm §. Best
James E. McCloskey
South will vote solid Demo in '56 says Wetherby in Alabama
Kentucky Governor Lawrence Wetherby told reporters at the Southern Governors Conference that the South will vote solidly Democratic in 1956 without Dwight Eisenhower. He named Adlai Stevenson as likely presidential winner if Eisenhower does not run, and said Stevenson is the strongest Democratic candidate in Kentucky. He noted potential rival suggestions from Averell Harriman and Estes Kefauver, as governors gathered in Point Clear to discuss highways water and industry with questions on segregation looming.
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Point Clear
Ala
Kentucky
Lawrence Wetherby
South
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Wetherby
Texas
Tennessee
Florida
Virginia
Alabama
James E. Folsom
Arkansas
Delaware
Georgia
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
West Virginia
Huntington Wife Shot by Husband
Mrs. Barbara Ann Bailey, 17, was fatally shot Sunday night at her Salt Rock trailer on Smith Creek. State Police quote husband Denver Bailey saying the shotgun discharged while he loaded it after allegedly firing a .22 outside. The couple had a son.
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Huntington
Barbara Ann Baile
Smith Creek
Salt Rock
Denver Bailey
John Hilliard
Bailey
Dean Martins Split Incompatible Says Mrs Martin
Hollywood reports Dean Martin and his wife Jeanne Breggers have separated. She took their children Dino and Ricci to Palm Springs, denying any other affair. Martin says a legal separation is planned but no divorce, hoping an eventual resolution for the children. They wed September 1, 1949.
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Hollywood
Dean Martins
Martin
Jeanne Breggers
Miami
Fla
Dino
Ricci
Palm Springs
Jerry Lewis
Rubirosa Sees Zsa Zsa In Los Angeles Detour
Porfirio Rubirosa flew in from Paris to the Dominican Republic and detoured to visit actress Zsa Zsa Gabor in Los Angeles. He said he loves her while she dodged the question about her feelings. They greeted each other at the wheel of a yellow sports car and drove off.
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Los Angeles
Porfirio Rubirosa
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Paris
Dominican Republic
Zsa Zsa
Rubirosa
Russia Trails In Atomic Energy Progress, Still Behind US
American scientists returning from the Geneva atoms for peace conference report Russia has made notable progress in peaceful atomic energy but remains behind the United States and Britain. They say Russia now ranks close to Britain, two years behind the US, and has learned much from Western advances while translating theory into hardware remains a gap.
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Geneva
Russia
U.S
Iians
New York
United States
Great Britain
England
Eugene Wigner
Princeton University
Swimmer Vanishes After River Challenge in New Haven
In New Haven Connecticut a 25 year old man Joseph Baltzegar of Orangeburg South Carolina disappeared Sunday while attempting to prove he was a strong swimmer. He and Joseph Hammond of Miami were in a car when Baltzegar dove into the murky Quinnipiack River and vanished after going three quarters across the 500 yard wide waterway. Police Capt. John L. McSherry said an officer watching from shore saw him go under.
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New Haven
Conn
Quinnipac
John L. McSherry
Joseph Baltzegar
Orangeburg
S.C
Joseph G. Hammond
Miami
Fla
Hammond
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Times Square
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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