Mansfield calls for new Summit Conference on peace
Sen Mansfield says time is near for a new high level summit with major powers to pursue peace and curb the atomic arms race. He cites Russia’s latest tests and Geneva talks as groundwork for fresh exploratory discussions among chiefs of state.
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Sen
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D-Mont
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
Eisenhower
Geneva
Sen. Knowland
R-Calif
U.S
United States
Morhouse Defends Javits Amid Rumors in Albany
Republican State Chairman L Judson Morhouse backs Jacob Javits against unconfirmed rumors linking the attorney general to Communists. He says the smear is likely unfounded and won’t affect the state committee’s Sept 10 senatorial candidate selection. Adlai Stevenson condemns unjustified accusations if false. A Rhode Island GOP leader at the White House fronts an Ike-Chris button for Christopher Del Sesto.
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Senate
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
U.S
United States
Albany
L. Judson Morhouse
Jacob K. Javits
Morhouse
Javits
State Committee
Washington
Rhode Island
Eisenhower
Chris
Christopher del Sesto
Massachusetts
Christian A. Herter
Harold Stassen
Church Labor Day Message Looks at Security and Change
The National Council of Churches issue a sober Labor Sunday message warning that inequitable distribution of wealth creates serious regional problems and unemployment may rise with advancing technology. It emphasizes income security as vital to workers and that true security lies in God. Rosh Hashana begins Sept 5 with Yom Kippur follow up. 1956's observance marks a national day of prayer proclaimed by President Eisenhower.
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New York
National Council of Churches
Hus
Park
Oratory
Eisenhower
Fifth Bomb Blasts Hits Old Delhi Injuring 29
In New Delhi a fifth blast in nine weeks injured 29 people near a movie theater. Police suspect outsiders aim to inflame Hindu Muslim tensions and have questioned 12 suspects while seizing a light blue auto used to throw the bomb.
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New Delhi
Old Delhi
Air Force uses goats to clear poison ivy on Crab Island
Five goats including a billy and four nannies have been released by Plattsburgh Air Force Base on Crab Island in Lake Champlain. Helicopters will supply food in winter as the island is set aside for recreation and the goats will graze on poison ivy.
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Plattsburgh, Nly
Air Force
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Crab Island
Lake Champlain
Angry Red Stars Pack To Go Home
Russia’s angered Olympic athletes began packing to return home without competing against British track stars. The shoplifting case against Nina Ponomareva sparked the protest with no sign of her, while British and Russian athletes greeted each other at events. The Russian team withdrew four hours before game time at White City Stadium.
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Russia
Nina Ponomareva
Nina
Moscow
White City Stadium
Subway union purge sparks possible fresh strike in New York
In New York the Transit Authority fired five MBA leaders and suspended 21 members amid a fresh labor dispute threatening a subway shutdown. MBA president Theodore Loos warned action depends on members, with a full union vote due Tuesday night.
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Transit Authority
Theodore Loos
MBA
Loos
Dairy Parley Set for September 9 to 12
Ithaca reports a four day dairy industry conference at Syracuse with the New York State Association of Milk Sanitarians. Prof. Robert Story will discuss milk marketing on Monday September 10 at Hotel Syracuse. About 600 to 700 attendees, mostly plant operators and sanitarians, are expected.
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Upstate
Cornell Dairy Industry
New York State Association of Milk Sanitarians
Syracuse
Robert Story
State College of Agriculture
Cornell
James C. White
Association
Robert F. Holland
College of Agriculture
Ib. L. Harrington
William K. Jordan
Frank V. Kosikowski
France
Nine Crash Victims Identified in Alaska Air Force Crash
Nine of the eleven men killed when a B50 weather plane crashed fifty miles north of Anchorage have been identified by Elmendorf Air Force Base officials. Names will be released after all bodies are identified. Maj. John Orr said the plane was on a routine weather flight when it went down.
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Alaska
Air Force
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Ken Whittaker
Anchorage Idaily
Susitna River
Whittaker
Maj
John Orr
Eielson Afb
Eielson
58Th Weather Reconnaisance Squadron
Cold Bay
Alaskan
Cook Niet
Scouts End Trek Tracing Conquistadors Route to Santa Fe
Explorer Scouts completed a retracing of the early conquistadores route from the Mexico border to the Rio Grande Valley of New Mexico. The group finished their trek yesterday in Santa Fe.
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Nlm
Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
New Mexico
Egypt Claims 13 Killed in Israeli Raids
Cairo reported to UN truce observers that Israeli raids killed 13 Egyptians in three early morning attacks. UN teams found bodies and traced footprints to the border while Egypt’s public releases minimized the toll. Israel reported its own casualties inland near the Negev.
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Sinai
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Slaying of Pleiades Fieldgrove Baffles Police in Greenwich Village
Police search for clues into the knife killing of 26 year old Pleiades Fieldgrove found in a Greenwich Village courtyard. The New York woman, recently moved from Brooklyn, was employed at a Manhattan iron pipe firm and studied ballet. Her body lay at the foot of concrete steps, stabbed in the left chest, with red ballet slippers and a bloodstained girdle nearby. Authorities note no sign of struggle and possible rape, as family members provide limited information.
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New York
Pretty Pleiades Fieldgrove
Greenwich Village
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Three Siberian Tiger Cubs Die in U S Breeding Litter
Three of the first quadruplet Siberian tiger cubs born in the United States died within days. The remaining cub, a male, stayed in an oxygen tent at the University of Minnesota veterinary clinic with a reported 50-50 chance of survival.
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University of
NBC Touts Massive Fall Color TV Program Boost
NBC TV announces a color programming expansion of more than 500 percent this fall. The network projects 120 to 130 hours of color shows in the last three months of the year, up from 22.5 hours a year ago.
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Nbc-Tv
NBC
Stevenson Drives Democratic Message Across Nation
Adlai Stevenson outlines a campaign centered on the idea that America is standing still with uneven prosperity. He vows to stress handling blunders in world affairs and welcomes intelligence reports from Eisenhower, while Kefauver deplores racial rioting in Clinton Tennessee and urges integration efforts.
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Tennessee
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Iowa
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Boy Killed In Wringer In Detroit Tragedy
Detroit report states two year old Bobby Japonga died after his arms were pulled through a washing machine wringer by his sister Veronica aged 13 who briefly left the house. He became stuck with his neck pressed against the mangle as the rollers operated.
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Bobby Japonga
Veronica
Bobby
Brink's Jury Relaxes at Ball Game in Boston
In Boston a Brink's jury relaxed during a Baltimore-Boston baseball game while the trial of eight men accused of a $1.219 million cash robbery paused for the Labor Day holiday. District Attorney Garratt H. Byrne detailed the alleged plan and identified Anthony Pino and Joseph McGinnis as master minds. The defendants listened as Byrne described packing caps masks and machine guns and rigging Brinks locks.
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Suffolk County
Garett H. Byrne
Byrne
Anthony Pino
Joseph F. McGinnis
Pino
McGinnis
Brink’s Inc
ADA Called Fakers By Rep Simpson
Rep Richard M. Simpson accuses Americans for Democratic Action of being a collection of political fakers in response to ADA criticism of Nixon. He praises Nixon as a top administrator and decries ADA as a liberal, anti Democrat group pushing socialization of America.
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Nixon
Democratic Action
Richard M. Simpson
R-Pa
House
Republican Campaign Committee
ADA
Harry Truman
Simpson
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Democrat
Congress
America
Roxy Theater Sold for 6.2 Million to Rockefeller subsidiary
The Roxy Theater in New York City sold for 6,200,000 dollars to a Rockefeller Center subsidiary Westprop Inc. The sale, announced by National Theatres Inc., will keep the Roxy under current operators Roxy Theater Inc. with a long term capital gain after taxes estimated at about 2,370,000 dollars.
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Roxy Theater
New York City
Rockefeller Center, Inc
Roxy Theater, Inc
National Theatres, Inc
Roxy
National Theatres
BE. C. Rhoden
Westprop, Inc
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