Pro-Red Coup in Syria Triggers Israel Alarm
United Press reports a Communist-backed coup in Syria placing it under pro Soviet military control. Israel fears a new Middle East explosion as reports say the new leftist regime may seize the moment to strike. Troop movements, tanks, and purges are alleged near Amman and other centers as fears of a major regional shift grow.
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Jordan
Last Ditch Team Of Four Bey More Aid
President Eisenhower pushes final effort for additional aid as the United States faces mounting pressures. Washington sources report a small team of four advisers coordinating steps to secure congressional support and shape the administration’s response.
Doctor Tests Living 20 Miles in Space
In Crosby Minnesota a massive silvery balloon lifts Air Force doctor Maj. David G. Simons for a 24 hour test of human endurance in an artificial high altitude atmosphere. Launch occurs at H M Hanna Co. mine, with Cap Hill lobbying during the budget crisis and space program implications discussed.
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Holoman Air _ Rape Center
Alamogordo
Peris Free Market
Winzen Research Inc
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Gol. Slagatnik
Democrats Stymied as GOP Holds Rights Bill in Committee
Northern Democrats moved to force Civil Rights legislation in the House Rules Committee. Republicans held aloof, hoping for a closer alignment with President Eisenhower’s program. Four Democrats sought a formal meeting to set the bill for a floor vote, but GOP support remained withheld.
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House Rules Committee
Eisenhower
Syracuse Weather Forecast Teases Heat Spike
The Weather Bureau at Bancock Field predicts a sharp rise in temperatures, with tonight's low around 52 as tomorrow could see a warming trend. Officials urge residents to prepare for warmer conditions.
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Bancock Field
Arrave
Today’s Chuckle Teases Tabor Saving Invention
A humorous blurb suggests attempting to patent a device to save time and labor, joking about future possibilities. The playful note hints at a clever invention titled about tomorrow, described as the best labor-saving concept yet.
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Mohn faces quiz on Hoffa power plot in Teamsters probe
United States Senate Rackets Committee questions William Mohn executive vice president of the Teamsters about alleged creation of phony New York locals to swing votes in union elections. Witnesses claim Mohn issued charters at Hoffa's urging to aid Hoffa ally John O Rourke and to hook gangsters to the council race. Committee leader Senator McClellan denounces the “bogus charters” as fraud and conspiracy to extend control.
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Gas Trap at Oswego Kills Three In Tunnel Blast
A blast tore through a 6,250 foot tunnel under Lake Ontario near Oswego, killing three workers and injuring others trapped by gas. Rescue efforts continued as ventilating equipment was installed and bodies were expected to be recovered shortly.
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Joanne Ayler
Lake Ontario
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Phil Ayler
Oswego
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Robert Becker
James Lister
Edward Powter
John Lagos
Arthur Salotti
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Agnes Skips Okinawa Typhoon Agnes Threatens Kyushu Coast
Tokyo reports Typhoon Agnes bearing toward Kyushu with winds up to 100 miles per hour and heavy seas. Western Defense Zone ordered standby for emergency as two American soldiers vanish off Yaeyama near Okinawa and search vessels are grounded.
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U N Assembly set Sept. 10 session on Hungary crisis
The United Nations Assembly was summoned to a special session on September 10 to address the Hungary problem. Prince Wan of Thailand, president of the Assembly, announced the date after a member state poll showed strong support for the extraordinary meeting. The United States welcomed the reconvening to again consider Hungary’s tragedy.
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U.N. Assembly
Bernard Barnch Shares Witty Words On Aging And Memoir
In a candid interview Bernard Barnch reflects on his 80 plus birthday and the release of his autobiography. He offers sharp commentary on contemporary topics and hints at his latest thoughts in today’s editorial page feature.
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Bernard Barnch
Last Hours of Beau Churchill and Wife Aid Troop Strike
Detroit and Boston papers suspend publication as eight million mailers in unions strike over overtime. Beauchamp and wife linked to police probe into the last hours of Sarah Churchill's husband. Police report Beauchamp’s apartment scene and a tense phone exchange before his death.
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London
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Hyde Police
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Itvihatfon Publishers Assn
Robert C. Bute
Doppler Atomic Blast Postponed in Nevada Desert
LAS VELAS Nev INS Un favorable weather today forced a two hour delay of the Doppler atomic shot in the Nevada desert. The Atomic Energy Commission said heavy winds and thunderstorms postponed the blast after a previous one hour delay.
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Winged Mystery in Lynn Describes Multi-Colored Butterfly
A fragmented note from Lynn Massachusetts mentions a multi-colored butterfly with veined wings. The garbled text references wing details and a mystery item, but lacks clear names or events to confirm a concrete story.
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