Acid thrower linked to Riesel attack. two men arrested
FBI identified Abraham Telin of Brooklyn as the acid thrower who blinded labor columnist Victor Riesel. Two coconspirators, Joseph Peter Carlino and Gondolfo Miranti, both ex-convicts, were arrested in Manhattan and charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice. Their arraignments were held before a U.S. commissioner. The body of Telin was found on a Lower East Side street July 25 with a back wound, initially thought a hit run.
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Pineau Maps New Canal Control Plan for Suez
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau urged at the Suez conference that the canal be managed by an international authority while recognizing Egypt as owner. He outlined that Egypt would retain ownership and receive revenues, with the Suez Canal Co. properly compensated and excess receipts directed to Egypt after company compensation.
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Ecuador Names New Conservative President Amid Victory
Camilo Ponce Enríquez was proclaimed Ecuador’s president by Congress today, becoming the first conservative to win the post in years. He defeated three opponents in a tight race.
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Stevenson enters second presidential campaign as free politician
Roscos Drummond explains on today's editorial page. TALKING IT OVER: PAGE 12 covers other regular features with Amusements 11 Letters A Bridge 25 Financial Bio Classified 18-19 Music Only Life 13 Radio-TV 6 Deaths 10 Women's 8-9 Editorials 14 Sports 16-11. Today's Pictures on page 74.
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Harriman Back To Start In Stevenson Nomination Drama
The piece tracks Harriman siding with Adlai Stevenson in 1952 and 1954, portraying his return to political roots after a rocky path. It recounts Truman’s shift from foe to ally, Stevenson’s bid, and pre convention skirmishes as the Democratic race evolved.
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Weather Outlook Promises Humid, Showery Pattern
Weather forecaster Andrew P. Keller cautions a humid spell through tonight and tomorrow with lows near 65. Scattered showers and thundershowers prevail, southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. A cooling trend is due Sunday, then warming Tuesday, with total rainfall from 0.5 to 1 inch.
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Hagerty Says Eisenhower Will Win Again
White House spokesman James C. Hagerty predicted President Eisenhower would defeat Adlai Stevenson in November as he did in 1952. Hagerty spoke after a brief meeting with Harold E. Stassen who is pressing his Camp Nixon move before the Republican National Convention. He did not confirm any discussion of the vice presidency.
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Stevenson Pledges Fight All the Way for Presidency
Adlai E. Stevenson vows to fight all the way for the U S presidency promising a California windup like 1952. He tells Democrats to keep big blows for the real enemy the Republicans. Truman notes he supports Harriman but credits Stevenson with learning to engage rank and file voters.
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McGuinness to Host Exclusive Convention Interviews on TV
Walter McGuinness of the Herald Journal will air tonight at 4 30 on WSYR TV with guests Angela Parisi chairman of the award workers compensation board James E Byrne Jr head of state Young Democrats and Catherine Fabricatore Ithaca alternate delegate Channel 3 will air Saturday at 3 pm
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Open Race for Stevenson VP Nomination Heats Up
CHICAGO reporters report a chaotic vice presidential scramble at the Democratic convention as four senators and two mayors contend for delegates. Sen. Albert Gore Jr leads a field that includes Estes Kefauver and Tennessee Gov. Frank Clement, with Kefauver pursuing gains beyond his home delegation. The contest remains unsettled as party lines shift and no clear winner emerges.
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Vain Fight for Ave Brings No Regrets
Former President Truman stated he has no regrets over opposing Averell Harriman's nomination and would fight hard for Adlai Stevenson’s election. He avoided naming a vice presidential pick, saying the decision lies with the party and not him.
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A Bad Night as Truman Becomes Elder Statesman
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago Harry Truman, once a president, appears subdued amid cameras and a decisive roll call rallying for Adlai Stevenson. The scene marks a shift in public perception as Truman slides toward elder statesman status despite lingering opposition from Stevenson supporters.
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Arizonan jokes about Noah and rain in this chuckle
A brief humorous exchange features a visitor asking about rain in Arizona. The local responds by recalling Noah and the ark, noting that the biblical flood lasted forty days and that their rain amount was a mere naif inch, framing the joke around extreme weather contrasts.
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