Atlantic hurricane Connie looms as coast tightens
The giant hurricane Connie moves north northwest at 10 to 11 mph, 470 miles east of Jacksonville and 370 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras. Forecasters warn of increasingly rough seas from Massachusetts to the Carolinas, while military bases shift planes inland and airmen head home. The East Coast braces for the big blow as radar and warnings sharpen.
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Miami
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic
Connie
North
South Carolina
Center
Jacksonville
Fla
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Florida
Maine
Lonely Hattaras
North Carolina
John M. Hoskins
Quonset Point, R. L.air Base
Navy
Woman Found Buried In Pasture Near Hogansburg
Three Mohawk youths uncovered a shallow grave containing a nude middle aged woman whose death is ruled a homicide. Authorities believe she may be missing Mohawk woman Mrs. Charlotte Gavin from the Akwesasne reservation. An Ontario pathologist estimated age 50 to 60 and death about six weeks prior. The body showed a severe skull fracture and wore a white gold wedding band and an expensive ring.
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Hogansburg
Harold Muller
Malone
Muller
Charlotte Gavin
New York
William Shannon
Cornwall
Ont
Gavin
Plea Guilty For Drunken Driving In Court
Chief John Big Tree 79 who appears on the Indian head nickel was among four drivers facing DWI charges. Tie and two others pleaded guilty while a fourth denied. Big Tree of Onondaga Reservation received a $100 fine and license revocation. judge cited his record and reputation.
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John Big Tree
Tie
Big Tree
Onondaga Reservation
Truman H. Preston
Preston
E. Seneca Tpk
John &. Keys
Markland Ave
Erle Blvd
N. Geddes St
Garfield Harris
S. McBride St
Burt and
S. State Sts
Lucille. Menter
Burt St
Prosper D. Hamlin
Seymour St
Hamli
N. Salina
Lodi Sts
Reds Delay Geneva Talks
The U S and Communist China ambassadors postponed their Geneva meeting to Thursday at Red China's request after Wang Ping nan needed more time to confer with his government. The teams failed to secure the release of 40 Americans though a source said some progress occurred. The Chinese asked for a list of Chinese nationals in the United States and proposed India represent Red China in repatriation matters.
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Geneva
United States
China
Red China
Wang Ping-nan
U.S
India
Floods Leave 2,200 Homeless in East Pakistan
In Dacca the floods displaced about 2,200 people as rising waters covered parts of Owacca. Seven of East Pakistan's fourteen districts are affected with no fatalities reported at this time.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Owacca
Editorial says Red China blocks North Korea entry to UN
David Lawrence argues in today’s Editorial Page that Red China’s troops in North Korea bar any possibility of admitting the Pelping government to the United Nations.
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North Korea
United Nations
David Lawrence
Amusements and classified listings in today’s pages
An index of page sections lists Amusements, Financial, Bridge, Reporter Classifieds, City Life, Money, Deaths, Editorials, Women’s pages, Letters, Sports and Today’s Pictures on page 14. The note guides readers to the varied features and sections inside.
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The
Radlio’iv
Rescued From Sinking Vessel Off Sandy Hook
Twenty persons were rescued by the Coast Guard from a sinking party fishing boat off Sandy Hook. The 60-foot Sea Queen was leaking, a 95-foot Coast Guard patrol vessel aided from the New Jersey coast. The Sea Queen was towed to safety and abandoned.
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New York
Coast Guard
Sandy Hook
New Jersey
Tokyo Bathing Beauties to Be Draped in Public
A Tokyo notice orders intimate bathhouse staff to cover thighs and avoid revealing swimwear. The staff, deemed a new business allure, have drawn complaints and praise as owners report improved customer traffic.
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Tokyo
Fotice
Proprietore
Yank Fliers Nearly Shot Out of Sky by MIG Attack
Tokyo dispatch reports Captain Eugene J. Vaadi and his B29 crew, during a leaflet raid over North Korea, were attacked by three Communist MIGs. The engines failed one by one, a rocket launch narrowly missed, and the crew bailed out into captivity after a tense 3 to 4 minute duel.
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Tokyo
Red China
Eugene J. Vaadi
Clayton
N.Y
Mother testifies in court martial over soldier’s death
Loretta Jones of Detroit listened as Sgt. James C. Gallagher faced charges of collaboration with the enemy and unpremeditated murder in a Korean prison camp case. Donell Adams testified Gallagher slapped and carried out Cpl. John William Jones into freezing weather before he died.
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New York
Korea
Ameri
Loretta Jones
Detroit
Sgt
James C. Gallagher
Brooklyn
Gallagher
Donell Adams
Cottonwood
Ala
Ft. Lewis
Wash
John William Jones
Adams
Jones
Combs Concedes Chandler Nomination For Kentucky Governor
Former Appellate Judge Bert T. Combs conceded A B Chandler the Democratic nomination for Kentucky governor. Combs sent Chandler congratulations and pledged support in the November general election. Governor Wetherby and U S Senator Clements echoed party unity backing the nominees.
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Louisville
Bert T. Combs
A. B
Happy
U.S
Earle Clements
Combs
Kentucky
Jap Envoy Arrives to Report to Tokyo Minister
Shigenobu Shima, Japan's minister to Washington, arrived by plane to report to Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu. Shigemitsu is set to visit the United States on August 23.
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Tokyo
Shigenobu Shima
Washington
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Shigemitsu
United States
Riots injure 22 as ROK demands expulsions of spies
Three days of demonstrations in Seoul flare against Communist inspectors at the Hialeah compound. U.S. soldiers suffer 22 injuries from rocks and bottles while water cannon repels rioters. President Rhee orders immediate investigation and punishment for attackers.
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Seoul
INS
Korea
Commission
Hisleah
Syngman Rhee
South Waarean
Rei
Eighth Army
ROK
Rhee
U.S
Peiping
NNSC
Stalinist Nuclear Acknowledgement At Geneva Conference
Russia unveiled at Geneva a design for nuclear power plants capable of serving cities like Little Rock Arkansas and offered to share Soviet experience for peaceful energy use. The presentation supports claims of early adaptation of atomic energy for electricity, though the United States appears ahead in practical development. An American study noted Idaho tests showing a small eight pound fuel per year plant producing sizable electricity for months.
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Geneva
INS
Russia
Little Rock
Ark
U. S
Idaho
Chuckle Skit: Couple Retells Old Moments
A humorous dialogue contrasts past intimacy with a sleepy punchline. She recalls hand holding kissing neck bites while he exits to fetch his teeth. The exchange ends with a lighthearted, sleep themed twist.
Falling Nut Believed Bullet Causes Head Wound
Arthur Weaver Jr. of Oneida was struck on the head by what a state trooper called a falling nut mistaken for a bullet. A 22 short bullet fragment was removed from the wound and X rays were ordered to assess damage. He had been playing ball near Route 365 A when the incident occurred.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Oneida
Arthur Weaver, Jr
Arthur J. Weaver
R. D
Fritz Schaal
E. W. Singleton
BCI
Troop D
Route 365
Sconandoa
Singleton
Young Weaver
Lost Twins Found Safe
Twin eight year old girls Susan and Sandra Pasternak were found safe after a night missing from their Oak Lawn home. Fire Lieutenant George Alex and three firefighters discovered them playing between houses under construction in the Scottsdale District. The girls, though hungry and dirty, were unharmed and returned home after being warmed and fed.
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Oak Lawn
George Alex
Evergreen Park
Scottsdale
Susan
Sandra Pasternak
Sen Jolts Him
Ann Arbor report details Frank Blandowski aged 67 colliding headon with another car driven by his son Raymond 20. Neither driver suffered serious injuries.
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ANN _ ARBOR
Mich
Frank Blandowski
Headon
Raymond
Three Groups Call for State Parks Probe in New York
Three upstate conservation groups Forest Preserve Council Inc Rensselaer County Conservation Alliance and Albany Fish and Game Club Inc joined Central New York Park Commissioner Edward A Hanna in urging a state wide investigation of New York State Parks. They sent letters to Governor Harriman alleging irregularities and obstruction to the inquiry.
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Albany
New York
Forest Preserve Council, Inc
Oneida County
Rensselaer County Conservation Alliance
Al‘bia Fish and Game Club,’ Inc
Polstenkill
Central New York
Edward A. Hanna
Harriman
Hanna
New York State
State Council of Parks
Australia to Manufacture Its Own Salk Polio Vaccine
Canberra Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies announced at a news conference that Australia will proceed with plans to manufacture its own Salk polio vaccine. The move aims to secure local supply and advance national health autonomy.
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Canberra
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
Gasoline thief eludes police in 80 mile pursuit
Patrolman James Thornton, 32, was injured when a fuel thief fired at him during a bullet studded chase spanning 20 miles of city streets and county highways. The suspect fled from a service station in Salina Street and drove toward Route 20 with Thornton pursuing in a damaged knee, firing two shots as the pursuit continued.
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Syracuse
James Thornton
Briggs St
Crouse- Irving Hospital
Thornton
S. Salina St
Mertz
Salina St
Seneca Trpk
Nedrow
Cool Night Ahead With Warm Afternoon Forecast
The weatherman predicts a cool night and a cloudy day tomorrow with temperatures near 85. Tomorrow should be about seven degrees warmer than today, then cooler conditions return Thursday or Friday possibly with showers. Last night’s low fell to 52, near the 1919 record of 50 as high pressure moves east. Winds will be light tonight then 10 to 15 mph tonight and 18 to 24 mph tomorrow.
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New England
Dakotas
Winda
Parley between Harriman and Stevenson in Chicago
In Chicago Harriman and Stevenson, two leading Democrats, meet for talks that could influence the 1956 presidential nomination. Mitchell says Stevenson will likely run, and Harriman favors Stevenson, though no decision has been announced.
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Chicago
Averell Harriman
New York
Adlai £. Stevenson
Illinois
Harriaman
Stevenson
Agaite
Stephen A. Mitchell
Harriman
Mitchell
Eisenhower
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Sheridan
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Crow Reservation
Reds
Vaadi
Yala River
Vandi
Bill Stern
Jewish Memorial Hospital
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Hospital
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Kentucky Chandler
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Sen
Adlai Parley
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