United States Offers Uranium and Heavy Water Leasing at Opening
At the world peace conference opening in Geneva, U S Atomic Energy Chairman Lewis L Strauss announced two steps: the United States will lease or sell uranium and heavy water for research reactors to other nations, and the Ford Fund will finance a million dollar annual atoms for peace award. Prices were quoted for enriched and normal uranium and heavy water, with 27 countries already having bilateral agreements. President Eisenhower urged scientists to dispel disorders and wars, while Bulganin emphasized peaceful atom use.
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Geneva
INS
United States
Ford Fund
Atoms ‘For Peace
Strauss
Russia
Five Are Multiple Tragedies Across New York State
Overview of weekend highway and water fatalities across New York with 21 highway deaths and 12 drownings in 64 hours. Incidents include a burning motorboat on Oneida Lake leading to two drownings, a head-on collision near Alton killing two, and a 75 foot embankment plunge near Route 2.
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Albany
Accidenta
New York State
James Spelrs
Chittenango
Alton
Riots injure soldiers and Koreans in Pusan clash
Fifteen U.S. GIs and four Koreans were injured in riots at Pusan as U S guards faced stone throwing demonstrators near Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission quarters. Police put total injuries at 19 with no serious harm, while 30 000 workers crowded Pusan streets and protests spread to Inchon and Kunsan. The ROK government demanded all NNSC teams leave by Saturday amid accusations of espionage by Polish and Czech members.
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Seoul Im
Pusan
U.S. 8Th Army
U. S
U.S
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Inchon
Kunsan
South Korea
NNSC
Switzerland
Sweden
Poland
Czechoslovakia
ROK
North Korea
8Th Army
Death Toll Rises From Eastern Canada Weekend Disasters
At least 18 people drowned in eastern Canada over the weekend, with 22 in Ontario, 13 in Quebec, and one each in Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and Prince Edward Island. Seven victims were swept into deep water by a strong undertow at Wasaga Beach, 90 miles north of Toronto. An additional 20 died in automobile crashes.
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Toronto
Canada
Wasaga Beach
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
Urgent question in U S Red China reappraisal
Marquis Childs writes that the present reappraisal of U S Red China relations centers on whether Ameren can halt at a midway point in negotiations. The editorial page highlights this as the most urgent issue with other regular features listed across pages.
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Ameren
Marquis Childs
U. Sred China
Weather Man Rehired Promises Cool Nights
The article lauds Alex Sadowski at Hancock Field for delivering cooler air after a heat spell. It notes a 52 degree low at 6 30 am the coolest since June and predicts highs near 83 with pleasant conditions through Wednesday, easing discomfort for swimmers and picnickers.
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Alex Sadowski
Hancock Field
Alex
Sadowski
First Freeze Noted At Whiteface Summit
At Whiteface Mountain summit the season's first freeze was recorded as puddles and the summit house ice up. Early readings around 8 a.m. placed the temperature unofficially at 26 to 28 degrees.
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Wilmington
Whiteface Mountain
Mrs. Essie Madsen Slightly Hurt After Streetcar Run
Mrs. Essie Madsen aged 87 suffered minor cuts and bruises when struck by an automobile while running to catch a streetcar in Los Angeles. Authorities reported she escaped serious injury.
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Los Angeles
Essie Madsen
Madsen
Portugal Breaks Ties With India
Direct diplomatic ties between India and Portugal ended as Lisbon closed its legation in New Delhi. Portugal asked Brazil to represent it in future contacts with India, reflecting a dispute over Indian claims to the Portuguese settlement in India.
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New Delhi
India
Portugal
Lisbon
Brazil
Chandler Wins Democratic Gubernatorial Primary in Kentucky
Former baseball commissioner Happy Chandler led Bert Combs in Kentucky Democratic gubernatorial race with 146,961 to 131,365 votes as returns from about half the precincts favored Chandler. Running mate Les Waterfield formed a strong ticket while Combs promised another chance.
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Louisville
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Chandler
Bert T. Combs
U.S
Herat
Earle C. Clements
Senate
Lawrence Wetherby
Alben W. Barkley
Combs
Jesse
N. R. Cecil
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hany
Les Waterfield
U.S. China Talks Stall Over Repayment and Repatriation
At Geneva, U S and Red China lag on procedure for releasing 40 American civilians and repatriating Chinese students. Ambassadors Johnson and Wang plan a 48 hour recess after a 2% hour session, with no progress announced. The two main issues are a list of Chinese nationals in the United States and India's role as third party. The State Department opposes foreign representation for Peiping and will not publish statements until the next meeting set for Wednesday at 9 a m.
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Geneva
United States
China
A. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Peiping
Wang
India
State Department
Johnson
Sa.m
Night club atmosphere shocks Hoboken police station
Police Chief John Reynolds ordered officers to keep their feet off desks and stop listening to radio music after a surprise visit exposed a night club atmosphere at the Hoboken police station.
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Hoboken,n. J. Qup
John Reynolds
Hoboken
Snow on Zugspitze Tops Germany High
Four inches of snow covered Germany's Zugspitze today, lifting the cap on the nation’s highest peak near Garmisch Partenkirchen as winter weather tightens its grip.
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Garmisch- Partenkkirchen
Germany
Zugspitze
Old Buddies in Moscow Amid Striped Boat Race Pranks
A fragment describes a lighthearted Moscow event where Foreign Minister Molotov, Premier Mikoyan, Khrushchev, Zhukov and Konev participate in boat racing. The text mentions the Indonesian ambassador's wife being soaked, U S ambassador Bohlen prevailing over a deputy, and Bulganin assisting Bohlen in a playful scene.
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Moscow
Molotov
U. S
Charles &E. Bohlen
A.T. Mikoyan
Nikita Khrushchev
Georgi Zhukov
Ivan Koney
Bulganin
Boh
East Seaboard Faces Hurricane Connie Threat
Miami weather service forecasts uncertainty over the next 24 hours as Connie, a 135 mile per hour hurricane, nears the U S eastern seaboard with potential damaging winds and coastal impacts.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Polio cases seen easing as Boston wave passes peak
Boston health officials say polio activity appears to decline with only two of 26 recent Haynes Memorial Hospital admissions being Boston residents. A 33 year old Boston woman, wife of a congressman from the 10th Massachusetts District, is among new patients though condition not yet clear.
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Boston
Edward J. Dailey
Haynes Memorial Hospital
Haynes
Dalley
Laurence Curtis
Congress
Massachusetts
Phillips House
Huebner Names Woman CD Chief
Lt. Gen. C. R. Huebner director of the New York State Civil Defense Commission announced the appointment of Mrs. Windsor R. Smith of Binghamton as director of women's activities for the commission. She has served as assistant deputy director and chief of the Broome County Civil Defense Warden Service.
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New York
Tww
C. R. Huebner
New York State Civil Defense Commission
Windsor R. Smith
Binghamton
Commindion
Broome County
Chuckle on rich man joining church board
A humorous aside notes that while wealth may hinder heaven entry a rich man finds it easier to secure a seat on his church trustees board highlighting irony in modern religious leadership.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Church
Two Drivers Deny Guilt In Traffic Court Arraignment
Two men pleaded not guilty to charges of driving while intoxicated at a traffic court arraignment. Judge Truman H. Preston released Garfield Harris and Wendell Fuller on $1,000 bail each. Harris, 46, of 14115 McBride Sr., collided with Lucille Menter, 44, at Burt and State Streets and left the scene. Fuller, 36, of RD 3 Baldwinville, hit Margaret Tassone, 34, at Hawley Ave and N McBride St. Fuller faced dangerous driving as well. Both men ordered back in court on August 30 and August 31 respectively.
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Truman H. Preston
Garfield Harris
McBride Sr
Burt and
S. State Sts
Mra
Lucille “. Menter
Burt St
Harris
Ciary
Wendell Fuller
RD 3
Baldwinsville
Marfaret Tassone
Buckley Hd
Hawley Ave
N. McBride St
Fuller
Alan
Soviet farm expert praises Texans humility in Texas tour
Vladimir Matskeyeh, a Soviet farm expert touring the United States, spoke in Texas noting Texans are modest and do not brag as much as outsiders expect. His solo trip highlighted Texan character during his Minneapolis stopover.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Vladimir Matskeyeh
Texas
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Mosé¢ov
N.Y
Georgi Malenkov
Associated Press
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Lakeport
Paul de Mascole
Rudolph ‘Pramazza
Syracuse
Oneida Lake
James Wilams
Clara
Bradenton
George Camp
Petersburg
John Noyes
Harry R. ‘Russell
Route 2
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Mass
Madeline Rolph
Harry B. Parsons
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East Hampton
James Burke
James
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City Tife
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U.s.china
Syear
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Connie
Miami Weather Bureau
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Walter R. Davis
Shades of
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Soviet Union
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Avis
Mier
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Moscow Spartak
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Morlokk
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