Tito and Khrushchev Fly Out After Yugoslav Stopover
Tito and wife accompany Khrushchev from Belgrade to Russia aboard a direct flight leaving Batajnica Airport. Rankovic and Djuro Pucar travel with the party as officials say they will rest on the Black Sea coast. Observers note possible aim to align Yugoslav policy with Soviet positions in the Suez crisis.
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Belgrade
SNS
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Aleksander Rankovic
Djuro Pucar
Bosnia
Black Sea
Tito
Khrushchev
Batajnica
Nikolai Firiubin
Biddon
Suez Canal
Eisenhower to Expand Campaign Schedule in 1952 Race
President Eisenhower announced plans to add two or three major speeches as he deflects Democratic attacks on leadership. He denied health limits to campaigning but ruled out barnstorming and whistle stops, citing calls from Republican friends and support from Nixon.
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Washington
INL
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Winston Churchill
Stevenson
Milton Eisenhower
Juan Peron
State Department
Milton
Latin America
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Stevenson Convince Truman Gathers for Stevenson Rally
Former President Harry S. Truman conceded the Democrats have a fighting nominee and that Adlai E. Stevenson can win in November. Truman spoke at the Kansas City Auditorium to about 5 000 supporters as Stevenson assailed Eisenhower’s leadership and drew applause from the crowd.
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Kansas City
INS
Harry S. Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Truman
Chicago
Stevenson
Eisenhower
New Bee Ridge Bridge Planned For Bee Ridge Road
Mosby Engineering Associates received plans from the State Road Department for a new bridge over Phillippi Creek on Bee Ridge Road as part of the Bee Ridge Road improvement project estimated at $150,000.
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Phillippi Creek
Bee Ridge Road
Mosby Engineering Associates
State Road Department
Miamian Breaks In and Kills Ex-Wifes Employer
George Brennan, 35, reportedly entered Peggy Brennan's Homestead home and killed Michael J. Collabolletta, 42, a contractor, beating him with bare hands. A first degree murder warrant was issued as Brennan fled after the assault. Justice of the Peace Sylvester Adair described Brennan as dangerously jealous and noted prior harassment after Brennan remarried.
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George Brennan
Michael J. Collabolletta
Collabolletta
Justice of the Peace
Sylvester Adair
Brennan
Adair
Peggy
Homestead
Youth leader warns on liquor access in Sarasota
A Sarasota youth leader decries how easily minors can obtain liquor, highlighting a growing concern among residents. A related political issue centers on the Negro beach problem, while department store executives project Sarasota as a future major shopping hub.
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Sarasota
Army Takes Step to Call Reserves for Missed Drills
The Army disclosed it used its new power to call civilian reservists to active duty for failing to participate satisfactorily in weekly drills. Four reservists were ordered to 45 days duty in uniform, all privates from New York City, two of whom were graduates of a six month training program. The Navy and Air Force will not apply the clause, and the Army will precede punitive calls with talks with reservists and parents. The 1955 Reserve Act limits apply to those entering active reserves after August 9 1955 with broader reach after mid 1957 for draftees and volunteers with under five years in the regular forces. Technically it could apply to those missing summer camp or some drills even if they attended some.
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Washington
INS
Army
New York City
Hun
Navy
Air Force
End Was Peaceful For Champion Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Galveston Texas Babe Didrikson Zaharias the Olympic champion and golf great died at 42 after a cancer battle. She passed at 7 20 a.m. EST in John Sealy Hospital in Galveston. President Eisenhower led tributes praising her as a global sports icon.
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Galveston
Tex
INS
Mildred
Babe
Didrikson Zaharias
John Sealy Hospital
Washington
Eisenhower
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Lete
U.S
Eisenhower Sees Suez Solution Through Egyptian Cooperation
President Eisenhower voiced optimism that a peaceful Suez solution rests on Egypt recognizing its interests and cooperating with the Canal Users Association. He noted Western proposals can be adjusted while keeping user nations’ stake intact and expected Israeli traffic to be resolved with Egypt in the talks. Secretary Dulles briefed Senate foreign affairs members on Suez matters during the conference.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Egypt
Canal Users Association
John Foster Dulles
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Alexander Smith
R-N.j
Mile Mansfield
Dmont
William Langer
Atlantic Storm Brewing Near Windward Islands
A Weather Bureau bulletin from San Juan Puerto Rico says a disturbance centered at 8 a.m. EST about 80 miles south-southwest of Martinique in the Windward Islands is moving westward under conditions favorable for a new hurricane. The system lies roughly 1 730 miles southeast of Miami.
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Miami
Weather Bureau
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Martinique
Windward Islands
Boston To Get Bucky Harris
The Boston Red Sox moved to hire Bucky Harris as assistant general manager following Harris resignation as Detroit Tigers manager. Harris had served as a special assistant to Detroit GM Joe Cronin since November 1950. his departure was announced in a letter to Cronin.
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Boston
INS
Boston Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Harris
Detroit Tigers
Joe Cronin
Mce- Grew
McGrewn
Cronin
Red Sox
Courtrooms Guarded as 12 Faced Trial Over Poznan Riots
Twelve defendants, eleven youths and an older man, stood trial in two heavily guarded Berlin courtrooms for the Poznan rioting last June. Police sealed streets, enforced five security checks, and dispersed a group as authorities accuse them of killing a security police corporal, stealing arms and looting. Josef Foltynowicz, 20, claimed he lied under police pressure. He and two co defendants Jerzy Sroka and Kazimierz Zurek, both 18, face separate trial for the corporal slaying.
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Berlin
INS
Red Poland
Bread and Freedom
Poznan
Josef Foltynowicz
Foltynowicz
Jerzy Sroka
Kazimierz ‘Zurek
Babe Zaharias Dies After Long Battle With Cancer
The famed athlete Babe Didrikson Zaharias died after a protracted illness described as cancer. She faced the diagnosis with courage, her husband George Zaharias and sister Lily Grimes at her bedside. Once vigorous, she grew weaker from mid summer, underwent a cordotomy, and declined despite periods of lucidity and strength.
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Sarasota Golf
Mildred
Babe) Zaharias
Sarasota
Babe Zaharias
Cancer Research Fund
George
George Zaharias
Lillie Grimes
Beaumont
Tex
Negroes Press Court Suit Over School Integration Actions
Violence linked to race troubles reported in Alabama Tennessee and Texas as NAACP faces Texas court contempt claim and possible state injunction. A Mobile home attacked with bricks and shotguns burned, forcing family to flee. Clinton Tennessee saw dirt from blasting near Negro students' homes amid integration tensions. Texas officials seek to bar NAACP from doing business. court actions loom in Tyler with a temporary restraining order already in place.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Tennessee
Texas
Mobile
Ala
Booker T. Gulley
Gulley
Clinton, Tenn
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Tyler
Texarkana
Shepperd
NAACP
New Plan For Jail Proposed
Dr. W L Wright county officer and officials propose a plan for the county to help pay hospital expenses of mentally ill prisoners unsuited for confinement. They will seek approval from the Board of County Commissioners after discussions with Sheriff Ross E Boyer and Police Chief Robert Wilson. The issue rose after the deaths of two prisoners, Fred Black in the jail and Russell E Donaldson in Sarasota Memorial Hospital after transfer from jail.
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Board of County Commissioners
W.L. Wright
Wright
Ross E. Boyer
Robert Wilson
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Fred Black
Russell E. Donaldson
Sarasota
Medfly Spraying Near Sarasota Completion
Medfly spray planes are set to finish work in the Sarasota area late today. Planes normally halt at noon but officials say permission was granted to fly in the afternoon to catch up on a backlog. A C-82 flying boxcar dumped spray over a wide area this morning.
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Medfly
Sarasota
Moth Weather Quip Highlights Cooling Prospect
Forecaster notes mild to fair conditions with cool nights as November-like temperatures approach. Florida splits show north central partly cloudy with scattered showers offshore, while extreme south sweeps warmer and humid with evening thunder possible. East Gulf marine forecast reports gentle to moderate variable winds and isolated showers.
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Sarasota
Florida
East Gulf
Fair North
Ancient Colombian Awaits Age Verdict
New York medical experts plan to reveal today whether Javier Pereira estimated at 167 is the world’s oldest man. He arrived Sept. 19 from Monterra Colombia and has undergone exhaustive tests at Cornell Medical Center while his organizer Douglas Storer hosts him. Storer says age proof is impossible but Pereira’s fame draws letters and visitors as he eyes marriage and a Broadway outing before returning home.
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INS
Javier Pereira
Colombia
Pereira
Cornell Medical Center
Douglas
Storer
Washington
Monterra
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