Grace Kelly Expecting Baby in February
Princess Grace, formerly Grace Kelly, and Prince Rainier III of Monaco announced their heir is expected in February. The palace broadcast said the child will secure the line of succession and continue Monaco’s semi independent status amid plans for economic development.
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Shucks They Knew Baby on the Way for Grace of Monaco
Mr and Mrs John B Kelly Sr of Philadelphia and Ocean City NJ say they knew for six weeks that Princess Grace is expecting a baby and are happy. They expect no interference with Grace’s and Prince Ranier’s US visit in September and wish the baby healthy. If born in Monaco, Mrs Kelly may travel there to be with Grace.
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Philadelphia
Polio Rise in States Lowest Since 1947
Washington reports 258 new polio cases last week, the lowest comparable week since 1947. Illinois records 158 cases with a Chicago outbreak, while California and Texas exceed 50. total for the year reaches 3,490 through July 28, with paralytic cases about 50 percent.
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Spell of clear cool weather to linger at least one more day
Assistant meteorologist William Hayes at Mankook Field says the spell of clear cool weather continues. Tonight will be a bit chilly with lows near 50 and east winds 10 to 15 mph. tomorrow looks fair with a high around 80 degrees.
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President Eisenhower plans new campaign effort
Roscoe Drummond discusses Eisenhower's revolutionary campaign idea in today's editorial on page 32. Other features include Amusements, Radio-TV, Bridge, Classifieds, Forum, City Life, and letters on various pages.
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Pulloer Calls Night March Good in McKeon Trial
Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Puller testified at the S. Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon court martial saying the Marine Corps may regret ordering the trial. Defense rests after Emile Berman’s closing. Puller praised night training and recalled his own early service at Parris Island in 1918.
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Chesty) Puller
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Randolph McC. Pate
Worcester
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Emile Zola Berman
New York City
Stassen Opens Dump Nixon Campaign Amid GOP Backlash
Harold E. Stassen launches his bid for a second spot on the Eisenhower ticket with bleak odds. Senate and House GOP campaign leaders call the plan irresponsible and praise Nixon as exceptional. An drew F. Schoeppel and Rep. Richard M. Simpson say the rank and file dislike Stassen. Stassen attends the Eisenhower Herter headquarters opening but hands duties to Brooks Baker, 22, a senior at Wayne University.
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Massachusetts
Christian A. Herter
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Richard M. Nixon
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Richard M. Simpson
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Brooks Baker
Wates University
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Egypt expels two London correspondents and a NY Daily News reporter
Cairo reports say Sefton Delmer of the London Daily Express and Ray Hardy of the London News Chronicle were expelled for attempting to obtain military information. Issa Korashi of the New York Daily News was ordered to quit his post after cabled stories before official government announcements.
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Mideast News Agency
Sefton Delmer
London Daily Express
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London News Chronicle
Issa Korashi
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New Social Security Aid Expands Benefits for Women and Disabled
President Eisenhower signed a bill lowering the retirement age for women to 62 and creating federal benefits for workers disabled at 50 or older. About 200,000 widows gain full benefits at 62, with monthly disabled benefits averaging 75 dollars starting July 1957.
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Stevenson challenges Harriman over New Deal label
Adlai E Stevenson attacked Gov Averell Harriman for claiming exclusive New Deal status and questioned Mrs Roosevelt's support. At a Waldorf dinner Stevenson noted Kefauver switched to his camp and cited Kefauver's withdrawal. He aimed for a welfare-focused presidency avoiding General Motors ties. Funds exceeded 10000 dollars for convention expenses.
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General ‘Motors
Nixon Wallace Parallel Noted By James Marlow
The piece reports shifting vice presidential politics in 1950s Washington. It notes Eisenhower Roosevelt and their VP prospects, Nixon’s renomination chances, Stassen’s leave to rally anti Nixon sentiment, and hints conventions decide picks rather than the leaders. The conclusion suggests ongoing convention maneuvering.
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Richard Nixon
Segregated Buses Roll Back in Tallahassee
Tallahassee resumes bus service on white and Negro routes after a month long boycott. Service restored on segregated seating, with over 900 Negro petitions for resumption. City Transit Co losses drove the move, Chamber of Commerce led a ride the bus campaign, routes adjusted per a survey. Manager Charles Carter cited a tremendous response from Negro-area residents desiring full return.
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Two Teens Die In Niagara County Car Crash
An 18 year old boy Richard Smith of Sanborn and 13 year old Jean Redd of Ransomville died after two cars collided in the village. Four others were injured, two critically, with victims treated at Ransomville General Hospital.
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Ransomville
Ransomville General Hospital
Chief Screeching Train Whistle Seeks Shorter Name
A court heard a petition from an Indian individual nicknamed Screeching Train Whistle who asks to be renamed Toots. The judge asked for the desired new name and the applicant stated Toots.
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Three Killed In Crash Near Erie
Three young Erie women died in a three vehicle crash at Routes 5 and 3985 eight miles west of Erie. The dead were Brenda Howell 16 Sandra Lee Chase 19 of Erie and Nanette Caughlin 19 of Lake City. Injured were Gordon Seal 26 of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio and Woodward Cantrell 42 of Wyandotte Michigan who drove the tractor trailer.
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Trans-American Trucking
Brenda Howell
Sandra Lee Chase
Nanette Caughlin
Lake City
Miss Chase
Workers Return Reopens G E Co Shop in Schenectady
About 3,500 GE workers ended a strike as a majority returned to the Schenectady plant. The company said enough employees were back to resume production of steam-turbine generators. Local 301 leaders denied union authorization for the strike and urged workers to return and seek negotiations on their complaint.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
Last Boy In Blue Is Dead
Albert Woolson the last Union Army veteran of the Civil War died at St Luke s Hospital Duluth Minnesota at age 109 The Grand Army of the Republic ends with his passing Woolson lapsed into a coma after lung congestion caused by age He had been hospitalized since May and spent Memorial Day at home before returning to hospital doctors cited his stamina and Drive as aiding his recovery earlier in June
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Minnow
Albert Woolson
Grand Army of the Republic
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Charles Bagley
St. Luke's
Steel Pacts Near Accord
Negotiations continued today to finalize a comprehensive contract between the United Steelworkers and major steel employers to end a month of idleness for about 650,000 striking workers. While economic terms were largely settled, non economic differences remained to be resolved.
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Showdown over Suez crisis dominates Commons debate in London
Prime Minister Eden orders reserve troops as pressure mounts for quick action on the Suez Canal. He urges an international authority to control the canal after Egypt seized it, with Lloyd signaling a plan for an international conference. Dulles presses for delaying measures and inviting Russia and Egypt to talks. House Benz warns U.S. patience wears thin while British and American positions diverge.
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Anthony Eden
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Commons
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Selwyn Lloyd
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John Foster Dulles
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Nasser
Pound Notes Vanish From London Plant
A London money printing firm reports 100000 East African pound notes worth 280000 dollars missing from its facility. Detectives say they are unsure if the money was stolen or misdelivered to the wrong address.
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