Six Principles Approved as Basis for Suez Peace
The U N Security Council was urged to endorse a Britain France Egypt plan outlining six principles for settling Suez canal disputes. The principles secure free transit and Egyptian sovereignty while insulating the canal from politics and providing tolls by agreement and arbitration for disputes.
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Suez
United Nations
N.Y
The
Council
Egypt
Suez Canal Co
Eisenhower
Washington
Secretary of State
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Mahmoud Fawzi
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Suez Canal and Co
Pineau
France
Britain
Nationwide tax raids target 18 gambling spots across nine cities
Internal Revenue agents raided 18 alleged gambling venues in nine eastern cities as part of a crackdown linked to earlier seizures. Arrests included IL residents in Gary and New Albany, with others in Atlantic City Jamestown Niles Toledo Farrell Ellwood City and Erie. Bonds were posted in several cases and the operation involved U S Attorney Malcolm Anderson in Pittsburgh.
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Internal Revenue
The
Revenue Department
Gary
Ind
Theodore Argeropolis
Tivoli
New Albany
Robert (Shorty) Gonder
Everett Hartley
Eric
Atlantic City
N.J
Abe Levin
Morris Blackman
Carl Supirizio
Jamestown
N.Y
Samuel Sanfilippo
Mike Palmieri
James Sardi
Marconi’ Club
Niles
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Thei Erie
Farrell
T'a
William Rotell
Rotell
Ellwood City
Joseph Thomas
U.S
Malcolm Anderson
Pittsburgh
There Is A Danger In Underestimating Soviet Industrial Potential
The piece highlights an Ino Series by Sen. Henry Jackson on the editorial page and notes today’s features pages. Regular sections include Amusements Editorials Bridge Letters Classified Radio-TV Comics Sports and Deaths with Today’s Pictures on page 16.
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Soviet Union
Sen. Henry Jackson
Russian Athletes Face Legal Tug of War in London
In London the Soviet Embassy handles a new legal hot potato as Nina Ponomareva leaves Britain after a fine for shoplifting and Tanya Chwastov and her father Alexei are detained under a 13th hour court order sought by World Church Service in the name of Tanya’s mother. The case pits a refugee father and his American- born child against British authorities as Nina sails to Leningrad aboard the Vyacheslav Molotov.
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Tanya Chwastov
Alexei
Nina Ponomareva
Nina
Australia
Vyacheslav Molotov
Lenin‘grad
Tanya
Britain
World Church Service
Helena Diaczok
Chwastow
United States
Hale Gains In Recount In Maine 1st District
In Augusta Maine a recount of the disputed 1st District race halted after five days with 44100 ballots checked and 1146 027 total. Incumbent Republican Robert Hale of Portland shows an unofficial net gain of 35 votes giving a 61 vote lead rather than 29. James C Oliver the Democratic challenger requested the recount where 1430 ballots have been challenged mostly absentee ballots lacking voter applications or envelopes.
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Augusta
Maine
Robert Hale
Portland
James C. Oliver
Rail Crash Kills 4 British GIs
Two military trains collided near Longmoor England on a track used for railway operation training. Four soldiers were killed and ten injured. One train carried freight while the other carried military passengers. Initial reports said all victims were British.
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Longmoor
England
Stevenson warns on H bomb tests as fears justify
Adlai E Stevenson said concerns at a Washington science meeting about nuclear weapons tests validate his warnings on H bomb hazards. He arrived at O’Hare after a Western campaign tour and planned a nationwide address Monday night.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Washington
Stevenson
O'Hare Field
United Press
Laurence I. “Snyder
Graduate College
University of Oklahoma
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Snyder
Eisenhower
Democratic
Weather Outlook Promises Warm Indian Summer Day
The weatherman forecasts an Indian Summer day tomorrow with a higher temperature than today’s 72 degrees. A western storm moves east slowly, but its danger to this area lessens before Monday. Winds of 20 to 30 mph will blow under cloudy skies with southeasterly winds overnight and tomorrow.
Truth Squad Unimpressed by Stevenson Tape
Three members of a flying Republican truth squad listened to a tape of Adlai Stevenson at Long Beach airport and said they were not impressed. Senator William Purtell and Representatives Donald Jackson and Patrick Hills stated the remarks offered little new and repeated previous refutations.
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Los Angeles
Adlai Stevenson
Long Beach
William A. Purtell
Connecticut
Purtell
Donald Jackson
Patrick Hillings
Stevenson
Washington
Chuckle Jokes About Dames And Jelly Beans
Two boys leaning against a corner drugstore trade quips about dames being a dime a dozen and one boy realizes he has been buying jelly beans all along, turning a boast into a humorous punchline.
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Dames
Eisenhower Seeks Peace Dedication Birthday Gift
President Eisenhower, on a Citizens for Eisenhower session, asks every citizen to pause Sunday and declare dedication to peace for his 66th birthday. The Q A program touched on the Suez crisis, draft, farm issues, and cabinet questions including praise for Jim Mitchell.
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Ike
Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Egypt
Samuel Harper
Falmouth
Mr. Eisenhower
80 Mile Per Hour Chase Ends With Greer Shot In Leg
North Syracuse Patrolman Donald Houmiel fired two shots at A.22 year old Francis Greer after a high speed pursuit through the village. Greer was in fair condition at St Joseph's Hospital with charges including reckless driving and assault.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Francis Greer
VanMara Dr
North Syracuse
Donald Houmiel
Greer
South Bay
Taft Rds
Pardoned American bullfighter Whitney freed by Franco
Harry Whitney 31 an American bullfighter and Syracuse University graduate received a pardon from General Francisco Franco for a six years and one day sentence for insulting Spain. He was convicted June 8 after a May 8 street fracas in Madrid where he called opponents goats. Whitney had appeared in bullfights and studied journalism at Syracuse.
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Harry Whitney
Syracuse University
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Associated Press
Whitney
Spain
Harry
New York City
Hatoyama and Bulganin Discuss Peace Talks Opening
Japanese Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama met Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin to finalize plans for the opening of peace negotiations between Japan and the Soviet Union, set for Monday in Moscow.
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Moscow
Ichiro Hatoyama
Nikolai Bulganin
Thieves Loot Car In Albany Municipal Lot
Lawrence Romaine found his vehicle missing items after it was parked in a municipal lot. Thieves took four hub caps a spotlight the radio and aerial two fender skirts a bowling ball a camera and even imagined a kitchen sink.
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Albany
Lawrence Romaine
Six Die in Toronto House Fire
A family of six perished in an east central Toronto fire reported around 4 30 a m. Leonard Burt 45 his wife Katherine 44 and their four children Mary Ann 11 Michael 9 Margaret 7 and David 5 died in the blaze with no survivors. Neighbors alerted the fire department.
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Toronto
Leonard Burt
Katherine
Mary Ann
Michael
Margaret
David
Russian Ballerina Recovers From Fall At Giselle
Bolshoi star Galia Ulansova slipped during a Giselle performance at the Royal Opera House in London. She fell on her back, quickly rose, and completed the dance as the audience applauded.
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London
Galina Ulanova
Russia
Bolshoi Ballet
Royal Opera House
Giselle
No Sign of Life As Planes Scan for Missing Airliner
US Air Force says no life signs on two life rafts sighted off Cape Finisterre after a giant City Lift airliner with nine Navy crew and fifty Air Force personnel disappeared near Britain. SOS signals prompted search. five ships expected, rafts partly inflated and deflated. weather hindering rescue with fog and low cloud.
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London
Spain
U.S. Air Force
Ruislip
Air Force
Lincoln
Neb
Britain
Cape Finisterre
New Delhi Faces Threat of Flood
Troops guarded the Jumna River as New Delhi faced its worst flood since 1924. Engineers warned water neared the 1924 peak with eight Delhi villages submerged and about 3000 people evacuated.
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New Delhi
India
Jumna
Delhi
Prefers Prison Snodgrass Desires Return to San Quentin
Edward VW. Snodgrass, 32, told police he robbed a former employer of 10 dollars, stole a car, and planted it to lure a police trace. He said he would rather face police or return to San Quentin, where he finished a three year term in August.
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Los Angeles
Edward VW
Snodgrass
San Quentin
Tallamy Named Head of Nationwide Highway Project
Bertram D. Tallamy, named by President Eisenhower to direct a 33 billion dollar federal highway program, will oversee a 41 000 mile interstate network. The 1925 RPI graduate and former New York public works chief will report to Secretary Weeks and face Senate confirmation. He previously led the Thruway project and earned 20000 a year in the new post.
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Albany
Bertram D. Tallamy
Eisenhower
Tallamy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
New York Public Works
New York State
Public Works
Thomas E. Dewey
Harriman
Thruway Authority
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U. S. Naval
Norman Donahoe
Roni Marie
Athens
Stephen Emil
Roni
Nina and
Hale
Adlai
Truth Squad
John Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Isador Siegel
New York
Jim Mitchell
Virginia
Marshall J. Beverly
Alexandria
Chase
Houmiel
South Bay Rd
Church St
Franco
Bulganin
Thruway
U. S
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