Suez showdown shows Egypt West split on canal authority
The 22 nation Suez conference reaches a tipping point as Egypt and the West stand apart over canal control. India’s Krishna Menon drafts a compromise bid while Dulles meets Soviet foreign minister as talks span defense and mediation options. Weather outlook notes cool air across the region with scattered fronts and a drop in temperatures.
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Suez
Egypt
India
Krishna Menon
Ganal Abdel Nasser
Secrretary
Dulles
Dyil Shepllav
Keller
Salur
Drunk Driving Plea Deals In Local Court
Kenneth Smith, 23, of Freeport, initially pleaded innocent but later changed to guilty on a drunk driving charge. Rosberg Hannon, 22, of Mead denied the charge and pleaded not guilty, facing a $1,500 bail on the first count and parole on the second for a Sept 1 reappearance after a collision that damaged Eugene Travelli’s car. Patrolman Cesnia Caapel halted the pursuit after observing erratic driving on Columbus Avenue and 2nd Avenue.
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Freeport
H Judce
Truman Vh
Preston
Smilin
Cesnia Caapelletti
al Columbis Ave
Rge
Truman H. Preston
Hannon
Eugene A. Travelli
Prospect Ave
Park St
Adlai Plans Broad Whistlestop Campaign Tour
Adlai Stevenson endorsed an expansive whistlestop campaign across key states, scheduling a September 13 nationwide television address. The plan includes an airplane and train tour with broad participation by Democratic figures and veterans of the New Deal era, and was outlined as part of the party’s campaign strategy still under formulation.
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Adlai Stevenson
New Deal
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Harry, Truman
Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Roscoe Drummond
James A. Finnegan
Philadelphia
Amusements
Rouge
Here
Radio-Tv
Inflation Curb: Bank Discount Rate Could Rise Again
Washington report notes brisk economic activity may prompt the Federal Reserve Board to raise the discount rate. Observers point to steel wage increases, highway spending, and high employment as inflationary pressures, with five rate hikes in 16 months already approved to curb demand.
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Federal Preserve Board
Federal Reserve
Eisenhower
Federal Reserve Board
Opening sessions program at Republican National Convention
The schedule covers morning and afternoon sessions in Pacific time with music, flags, anthem, invocation, welcomes by Mayor George Christopher and Gov. Goodwin J. Knights, calls for temporary officers, committee appointments, and speeches by Rep. Fitchard Simpson, Sen. Schoeppel, Walter McGuinness, Mrs. Carroll D. Kearns, Charles Mehorster, David Krogsend, John C. Corettus, Sen. Kulchel, Sen. Snowland, and Gov. Langlie. includes slogan contest winner and keynote by Gov. Langlie.
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Leonard Hal
George Christopher
Goodwin J. Knights
California
Rell Call
Fitchard M. Simpson
Pennsylvania
Republican Congressional
Andrew ¥. Schoeppel
Kansas
Walter McGuinness
Herald-Journal
Wsyr-Tv
Carroll D. Kearns
National Federation of Republican Women
Charles K. Mehorster
Young Republican National Federation
David N. Krogsend
Bennesota
Hall
John C. Corettus
American Heritages, Foundation
Thomas H. Kulchel
William F. Snowland
Arthur
Langlie
Washington
Stassen's Hether Move Dies in Nixon Bid Clash
In San Francisco President Eisenhower was expected to renominate Nixon with little opposition as Harold Stassen pressed a drive to replace Nixon. Stassen hoped Eisenhower would name acceptable rivals, while Herter urged his own bid and asked convention leaders to drop his name if necessary. Nixon's renomination seemed likely as the era’s convention nears its formal filing.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Renention
Harold E. Stassen
Stason
Stassen
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Herter
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Estain Stassen
Platform Pitched For Labor Vote U.S. Approves Triangle Razing
The Urban Renewal Administration approves a 393 283 grant for Triangle Block clearance under Title 1 urban renewal. Local officials expect funding to aid slum clearance and rehabilitation as the city outlines uses for the cleared land.
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Ion
Irving M. Ives
Norwich
Herald-Journal
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Coopers Fells
E. Washington
Siight
State
E. Genesee Sts
Shirley Simmons Ollmarks
Heuvelton
Eugene Hazelton
Associated Skin Divers
Antwerp
Fox Funeral Home
Reaverton
Seventeen Die in New York Weekend Accidents
Seventeen people died in accidents across New York State over the weekend, with authorities reporting multiple incidents and ongoing investigations.
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Albany
New York State
FBI Arrests 17 In GI Violation
The FBI announces the arrest of 17 individuals accused of violating the World War I GI Bill by purchasing GI rights from veterans without authorization and obtaining GI mortgages to buy residences. Ten arrestees are from greater Boston and one from Hyannis, tied to violations of the Servicemen's Adjustment Act of 1914.
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Boston
FBI
Greater Boston
Hyannis
Today’s Chuckle on sharp minds from youth to teens
A brief humor note observes that peak mental activity spans ages four to thirteen, with four-year-olds asking all questions and thirteen-year-olds claiming to know all the answers, delivering a cheeky take on growing insight.
Civil Rights Plank Seen Help All Over
In San Francisco the Republican National Committee after four hours of debate approved a civil rights plank seen as aiding the party in the North and South. Delegates voiced doubt about proposals for a civil rights commission while Prescott Bush praised the plan. The plank aimed to reflect Eisenhower era views and endorse Supreme Court decisions on public school integration as law.
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GOF
Congress
Prescott Bush
Bush
Connecticut
Len St
Plattornep
North
Sen
Bish
National Convent
Supreme Court
Peacemaker Role Looms for Stassen at Convention
A top Republican insider says Harold Stassen will be given the convention microphone after Nixon secures the nomination on the first ballot. The plan aims to heal party wounds with a stirring appeal for unity, placing Stassen in the spotlight to reassure supporters during the ongoing presidential process.
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Repiblican National Committee
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McGovern Leading in Senate Seat Race in New York
In New York the Senate contest centers on McGovern with Javits and Messovern vying for the Republican nomination. Stated plans include county committee meetings in Albany, a civil rights plank, and active campaigning by Javits as he engages with supporters and major GOP figures in Union Square.
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Hust
Strob HK
Javits
Union Square
Fragmentary note on noon blast at sensory structure
A fragmentary OCR line mentions a noon blast and a security issue related to a sensory structure. Names, places, and exact actions are unclear, making full details unavailable.
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