Tito Tito Tito Leaves Unexpectedly For Russia Belgrade
Tito travels to the Soviet Union with Nikita Khrushchev for a surprise visit described as a vacation. The group includes Ivanka, Rankovic, and Djuro Pucar, leaving Belgrade on a special Soviet plane for a few days rest on the Black Sea.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Ivanka
Aleksander Rankovic
Djuro Pucar
Bosnia- Hina
Tala Communist Party
Khrushchev
Russia
Tanjug
Black Sea
Southern Illinois Fair Weather and Lake Readings
Fair tonight and Friday in Southern Illinois with warmer Friday. Lows around 50s tonight, highs upper 80s Friday, Friday night low 60s. Yesterday low 47, high 90. Temperature today 72 at noon, 55 this morning. Crabs Orchard Lake 4 inches below spillway, Little Grassy Lake 26 inches below spillway. Sunrise 5:52 AM, sunset 5:49 PM.
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Southern
Illinois
Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Roof Worker Mistakenly Confused With Mason
Rochester reporter Dr Henry O Erbland notes a missing roof chimney and a noisy day. A man on the roof is found to be a mason from across the street who was supposed to be working there.
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Rochester
N. Y
Henry O. Erbland
Erbland
Soda Pop Row Pops Up But Show Goes On
The Hagen Bros Circus performed at Marion Fairgrounds after a soda dispute. Harry Crisp, a Marion Pepsi-Cola bottler, blocked Pepsi sales while the circus held Coca-Cola rights. The Lions Club paid a $50 fee and no soda was sold.
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Marion
Hagen Bros. Circus
Harry Crisp
Pepsi- Cola
Marion Fairgrounds
Marion Lions Club
Britain refuses to drop charge against Nina Ponomareva
Britain disclosed that it rejected a Russian request to drop a shoplifting charge against discus thrower Nina Ponomareva. The 27 year old was arrested in London on August 29 for stealing five hats worth under five dollars while visiting with a Soviet team for a British Soviet track meet. She is believed to be in hiding at the Soviet Embassy in London which enjoys diplomatic immunity.
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London
Britain
Nina Ponomareva
Typhoon Harriet Strikes Tokyo Yokohama Then Breaks Up
Typhoon Harriet hit Tokyo and Yokohama with a glancing blow before moving into the Pacific. The storm left two dead in Japan, 13 injured and about 30 missing, and destroyed 500 homes.
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Tokyo
Harriet
Yokohama
Pacific
Japan
Father Faints On Seeing Newborn Son At Hospital
Luigi Caruso, 21, fainted after seeing his first child in a Philadelphia hospital. He alerted by glass telephone booth in the corridor, ran to the roof when police investigated, and refused to come down until officers retired. He was given a sedative and sent home with his wife and baby reported to be recovering well.
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Philadelphia
Luigi Caruso
Luigi
Uneasy Calm After Flareup In Jerusalem
An uneasy calm followed a brief flareup of gunfire on the Israeli Jordan border near Jerusalem. A U N ceasefire halted the exchange with no casualties reported. Alarm rose after an Israeli strike into Jordan spurred Arab talks and U N pressure to curb raids.
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Jerusalem
U. N
Jordan
U. N. Security Council
Hasan
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Security Council
Syria
Sabri Assali
Damascus
Busy Hero Doctor Shuns Honor for Polio Work
Dr. Henry W. Godfrey of Newton, 79, named Massachusetts General Practitioner of the Year, declines the award due to polio duties. He serves about 17,000 children, mainly in public schools, and is involved in the ground phase of protection efforts.
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Henry W. Godfrey
Newton
Massachusetts
Godfrey
Stevenson Rips Eisenhower as Truman Beams Approval
Adlai E. Stevenson assailed President Eisenhower on Wednesday night in Kansas City, charging a consistent rejection of leadership responsibilities while Truman beams approval. The remarks came as Stevenson criticized the administration’s policies and sought to rally supporters ahead of upcoming events.
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Adlai
Truman
Kansas City
Kansas City, Mo
Adlai E. Stevenson
Harry Truman
Nose
Eisenhower
Missouri
Stevenson
White House
Railroads and 11 unions seek mediation in wage dispute
Chicago Sept 27 AP unions representing about 900000 non-operating railroad staff asked the National Railway Mediation Board to intervene as talks broke off over wages. Unions demand 25 cents an hour raise retroactive to Aug 1 while railroads proposed a 6.5 cent cut. Mediation to begin Monday as two other groups await board action.
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Chicago
National Railway Mediation Board
U N Security Council to Debate Suez Dispute
The United States joined six others including Russia to debate Egypt's charges against Britain and France over Suez after Britain and France opposed the Egyptian complaint. Britain France Australia and Belgium abstained. The debate begins late next week with Dulles Pineau Fawzi and Popovic among attendees. Egypt will be invited to participate without voting rights.
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U. N. Security
United States
Russia
Council da
Britain
France
Australia
Belgium
Suez Canal Co
Council
Yugoslavia
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Egypt
Washington
London
Paris
Cairo
Dulles, Lloyd, Pineau
Mahmoud Fawzi
Koca Popovic
Segregation Fight Falters in Kentucky Schools
The White Citizens Council leader Rayburn Sugg Jr says the boycott against two Weaverton and local schools continues though the push falters. Attendance drops at the Weaverton school under county board control with 267 white students present versus 226 previously.
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Waverton
Rayburn Sugg Jr
White Citizens Council
Weaverton
County School Board
Eisenhower to add Speeches but not barnstorming
President Eisenhower announced at a news conference that he will add two or three major campaign speeches beyond his original plan but will not engage in barnstorming or whistle-stopping. He cited many representations from friends and stressed there is no health issue, though exact timing for the extra appearances was not given. He paid tribute to Babe Didrikson Zaharias and discussed leadership, foreign policy, Suez Canal issues, and NAACP membership questions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Siddhawedall
Kansas City
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Belleville
Ill
Kefauver
NAACP
Ceuena Ona
Missing 56-foot cruiser reported safe in Detroit
N J Brown Jr of Hinsdale says his 56-foot cruiser, listed missing for three days on Lake Erie, has arrived safely in Detroit after a weather delay on Lake Michigan. The boat is being moved from Chicago to Florida with Coast Guard reporting the original disappearance.
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N. J. Brown Jr
Hinsdale
Detroit
Brown
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Florida
Coast Guard
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Five area residents lose driving rights
Five Southern Illinois residents have had their driving privileges revoked. Three were punished for driving while intoxicated and two for failing the driving examination. Names: Dave W. Harris Grand Chain Roy J. Miller Elkville Francis Sample Rt 1 Lesser Lester E. Cook Rt 2 Du Quoin John F. Hood 409 N Main Anna.
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Southern Illinois
Dave W. Harris
Roy J. Miller
Elkville
Francis Sample
Rt. 1
Lesser
Lester E. Cook
Rt. 2
John F. Hood
N. Main
Anna
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trinmen
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Wyandotte
St. Louis
Republican Party
Bavat
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Winston Churchill
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Ike
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
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Walter White
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