United States Britain propose 10 million grant to Iran in three point plan
Washington and London unveil a three point settlement on the Anglo Iranian oil dispute. The plan includes a 10 million dollar US grant to Iran, court submission on compensation for AIOC, and negotiation bodies for oil flow with potential oil releases and relaxed trade rules. Mossadegh’s approval is uncertain.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Iran
Truman
Churchill
Mossadegh
Tehran
World Court
Anglofranian Oil Company
AIOC
State Department
London
Lou Henderson
George Middleton
Massadegh
Mossadeg
Eisenhower Launches Campaign HQ Tour From Denver to Manhattan
A fragment notes General Eisenhower departing Denver to establish a campaign headquarters in Manhattan. Dorothy McCandles writes a diverting column on Mamie and Taatchboxes are mentioned in a playful context. Regular features and pages are listed for Amusements Financial Churches Inc Reporter Radio-TV Deaths Sports and more.
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Denver
Manhattan
Eisenhower
Churches
Inc
Brigige
Sabrejets Down Five MiGs in North Korea Air Duels
American Sabrejets destroyed five MiG-15s and damaged 11 more in a series of air battles over North Korea near the Suiho Reservoir and Sinuiju. The August toll rose to 82 MiGs destroyed or damaged for the month, with fights continuing after previous clashes near Antung, Manchuria.
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Seoul
Korea
Gay bandit robs Windsor restaurant for 150 dollars
A man about 24 robs a Windsor restaurant, steals 150 dollars, and kisses cashier Marcia Hogan after threatening to kill. He asks her when she finishes work and leaves claiming he is good looking, then remarks she should remember him. Hogan says the assailant was drunk.
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Windsor
Marcia Hogan
Miss Hogan
Bus and Truck Collision Injures Ten on Turnpike
A Greyhound bus with 39 passengers from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh side swiped a steel-laden tractor trailer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Bedford. At least 10 people were hurt, three seriously and one critically, with the impact tipping the bus and injuring a front-seat rider identified as L. T. Johnston of Long Beach California.
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Bedford
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Here
L. T. Johnston
Long Beach
Three Barns Burn In Upstate Farms Region
Police investigated three overnight fires that destroyed two barns in southern Rensselaer County and one in Columbia County. The blazes raised the total barns burned near here since May to eleven.
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Troy GP
Rensselaer County
Columbia County
Labor Day Weekend Weather Outlook for Syracuse Area
The Labor Day weekend may see rain tomorrow afternoon and evening with clearing, cooler temperatures and sunshine for Monday. Tonight will be mild with a low around 60, tomorrow's high near 80 with occasional showers late in the day. Monday should bring drier air, humidity reducing, and temperatures staying in the 70s.
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Syracuse
Mercury
Home Sheriff Subdues Ber nard Cutler After Shot Incident
Police subdue Bernard Cutler in his Syracuse home after a confrontation with two patrolmen. Cutler threatened officers with a jar of cold cream, knocked a table, fired a shot that struck the floor, and was restrained following a disturbed early morning call about a woman screaming in the 700 block of South Crouse Avenue. Mrs. Cutler alleged abusive behavior and gas lighting. officers planned to take him to the station.
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Bernard Cutler
S. Crouseau
Cutler
William Holden
Bernard Krick
S. Crouse Av
Orange Grill
Spence Dry Cleaning
Holden
Liverpool GI Rescues Films of Air Strike
Airman 3/C Robert H. Richberg of Liverpool New York risked his life to retrieve films of a major Allied air strike on Pyongyang from a burning reconnaissance plane at a base in Korea. He crawled into the blazing wreckage and recovered film containers despite fire and anti aircraft fire. The pilot survived the crash.
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Liverpool
Fifth Air Force
Korea
Robert H. Richberg
Pyongyang
Richberg
Hurricane warnings along coast as tropical storm nears land
The hurricane warnings cover a 250 mile Atlantic stretch from Fernandina Florida to Georgetown South Carolina as a tropical disturbance moves northwest at about 10 miles per hour. Center lies 110 miles east of St Augustine Florida with winds 80 to 90 mph and a small core of hurricane force winds near the center. Officials urge immediate precautions for Georgia and South Carolina coasts as warnings remain in effect and the storm eyes land.
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Miami
Fla.p
Atlantic
Fernandina
Fla
Georgetown
S. C
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Mington
N. C
Grady Norton
Georgia
South Carolina
Live Wire Killed Boy Not Hit Run Driver
Coroner Harry L. Gilmore said six year old Gary Houghton died from an electric shock after climbing a ladder to a live wire near Onondagard at Fairmount Corners. Deputies pursued a motorist belief but evidence showed the child was not struck by a vehicle.
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Harry L. Gilmore
Gary Houghton
Robert S. Houghton
Onondagard
Fairmount Corners
Sheriff's Deputies
$250000 P O Theft Bared In Reno Chase
Two Texas men Jim Darwood Kennedy 27 and Johnny Edward Watson 26 were captured after a Reno police chase. A car contained about $250000 in cash from a Tehachapi California post office burglary. Kennedy had been released from Texas State Penitentiary last June. Watson is from Big Elm Texas and had escaped from prison August 9.
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Reno
Nev.Pi
Texas
Tehachapi
Calif
Jim Darwood Kennedy
Texas State Penitentiary
Johnny Edward Watson
Big Elm
Tex
Kennedy
Fairfax
Okla
Cortland High coach recalls tumbler incident with son
John F. Hannon, Cortland High School basketball and baseball coach, describes his son John Jr. falling from a second story window. He rushed downstairs and saw his child walking toward him, noting the event’s impact on his family.
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Cortland
John F. Hannon
Cortland High School
John, Jr
Hannon
Junior
Marine’s Letter Describes Steel Strike Hit Ammo Supply
Pottsville report says 22 year old Marine William W. Lewis wrote home Aug 3 that a steel strike cut ammo supply, leaving him with one round after a fire mission. Army announced strict rationing halting most ammunition for combat units. Lewis died aboard USS Haven of wounds from Aug 7.
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Pottsville
Korea
Thomas V. Haley
Pic
William W. Lewis
Army
Karl R. Bendetsen
Haley
USS. Haven
Professor Textbook Wired for Sound
A classroom quip centers on a textbook that unexpectedly audibly links to a sound system. The joke riffs on lecture tech and student reactions, highlighting a comic tech mishap in a professor’s day.
Pillow case burglar William Martin surrenders to police
William M. Martin, once listed among the nation s 10 most wanted, surrendered meekly to St. Louis patrolmen after officers forced his stolen automobile to halt on a city street. He is sought for the slaying of Deputy Sheriff Willard Garver near Olanthe, Kansas, last June 23.
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ST. Louis
William M. Martin
Texas City
Tex
Martin
Midwest
Walter Eisenman
Milourn Stein
Joseph F. Bent, Jr
F.B.I
Bent
Eisenman
Stein
Enxy
Willard Garver
Olanthe
Kan
Newborn Squirrels Found in Loyola Office Window
Workers in New Orleans report discovering four newborn squirrels abandoned by their mother in a window air conditioner within the Loyola University offices housing five professors.
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New Orleans
Loyola University
New York State Fair Open With Queens at Gates
The 106th New York State Fair opened amid varied displays of agriculture industry and education as rain threatened. Queen Marlene Seme of Stone Mills led the opening ceremony with her court, followed by a motor cavalcade and officials, while attendance efforts aimed to cap a new record despite weather concerns.
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New York State
Marlene Seme
Stone Mills
Jefferson County
Agricultural Queens
Syracuse
Thomas A. Corcoran
Harrold L. Creal
Chester DuMond
Tite
Geme
Joan Conti
Jamestown
Carolyn Ann Martin
Beaver Falls
Clara Hay
Lenore Ragonese
Flower
Paulette Montalto
Rochester
Harvest
Grace Kemp
Meridian
Patricia Perry
Freida Williams
Niagara Falls
Marilyn Giles
Scotia
Carolyn Lopaz
Pact to End Wildcat Strike Fails at Atomic Plant
A tentative pact signed by AFL leaders to outlaw wildcat walkouts failed to stop a surprise strike by about 15 000 construction workers at a billion dollar atomic energy plant. The stoppage halted work for a second time in two weeks though no picket lines formed.
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Paducah
A.F.L
AFL
Bank President in Mineola Tries Suicide Over Swindle
William Abel 45, president of Central National Bank in Mineola, was shot at home while facing imminent questioning over a $475,000 fraud tied to forged loan applications. Suspect and accomplice Mrs. Talian Robinson 47, secretary treasurer of Ideal Aluminum, confessed to the scheme run over four years.
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Mineola
William Abel 45
Central National Bank
Thetorney
Talian Robinson
Irasurer
Cca. .Niveters, Inc
Robinson
Ideal Aluminum Products
Iinc
Abel
Abel's Bank
Long Island
Supreme Court
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