Cabinet Studies Faure Plan for Morocco Crisis
Paris Aug 29 A divided French Cabinet pressed Faure's peace plan for Morocco with nine hours of talks and another dress meeting planned. Negotiations with Moroccan nationalist leaders center on exile of Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef. Faure hopes a broad inclusive Moroccan government. nationalists demand his immediate return from Madagascar.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Morocco
Faure
Aix Les Bains
Istiqlal
Independence
Democratic Indeparty
PDI
Ben Youssef
France
Madagascar
Refinery Blaze in Whiting Reaches Third Day
A major fire at Standard Oil Indiana refinery burns two large tanks as authorities contain fuels in a 10 acre area. Two people died and 45 injured as 950 families remain evacuated awaiting checks for explosive sewer gases. Chairman Wilson says most operations should resume in about two weeks.
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Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Mile Square
Standard Oil
Robert E. Wilson
Midwest
Wilson
Fugitive Burke Nabbed After NYC Slaying and Boston Escape
Elmer Francis Burke, 37, known as Trigger, was captured at Folly Beach after FBI agents seized him Saturday night. Charleston authorities held him in jail for a preliminary hearing, with $100,000 bonds on two charges. New York City and Boston prosecutors prepared to travel for trial.
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Charleston
S. C
Elmer Francis
Trigger) Burke
New York City
Boston
FBI
Folly Beach
New York
Burke
Garrett
Robs Gas Station of $200 in Cash
Anderson Indiana August 29 A gunman held up a young filling station attendant at Huntsville and escaped with $200. The attendant De weltson 21 said the man bound him with a window cord and severed telephone wires before joining a companion in a waiting car. The men drove toward Anderson four miles northeast of Huntsville.
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Anderson
Ind
Huntsville
Deweltson
Shuck
Shell Explodes At Picnic Kill Three Children In El Paso
Three children died and ten were injured when a 9 mm shell exploded over a family picnic in an El Paso yard. Velma Morales age 4 and George Valdez age 6 died at hospital while Ricciardo Lujan 10 and Hector Ramirez 4 were among the injured.
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EL Paso
Tex
Asst
W. E. Wood
Velma Morales
George Valdez
el Paso General Hospital
Ricciardo Lujan
Hector Ramirez
Terre Haute Council to Hear 1956 Budget Tonight
Terre Haute City Council meets in special session at 7:30 PM in City Hall Courtroom to approve Mayor Ralph Tucker's 1956 budget with a nine cent tax reduction. First reading of appropriation ordinance No. 28 seeks 12 577.69 for fire fighting equipment funded from a special fire fighting fund. The proposed 1956 tax levy is 2 255 versus 2 345 in 1955, a second consecutive reduction.
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Terre Haute
Ralph Tucker
City Hall
Tucker
Forrestal Sets Sail On Trial Run Aboard Mighty Carrier
Newport News Va August 29 The 59650 ton aircraft carrier Forrestal sails for its first Atlantic trial run Navy calls it the most powerful weapon in naval history, following Hurricane Diane delaying an Aug 15 launching. Three sister ships Saratoga Ranger Independence under construction.
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Newport News
Forrestal
U.S
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
Saratoga
Ranger
Independence
Kitty
Senate Airs Federal Security Risks Policy
Senate investigators open a four day inquiry into Eisenhower era security practices citing Sanford Waxer and Eleanor Waxer as the first two cases. The panel reviews loyalty tests and firings including Wolf Ladejinsky and a Wayne University professor connected to AYD. Dr Irea H Kelly faces scrutiny over Communist front associations.
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Senate
Detroit
Johnston
Senate Civil Service
Sanford Waxer
Eleanor
Nesson
Waxer
Ft. Knox
Communist Party
Irea H. Kelly
Wayne University
Kelly
Army
Dr. Kelly
American Youth For Democracy
AYD
U.S
AYC
Wayne
Arthur Neef
The
Police Join Search For Paris Bandits
Police Chief Frank Riddle said Terre Haute units joined a search for three armed men who held up a Paris Illinois sporting goods merchant early Monday. He said the trio entered the store shortly after 7 am and took several items before fleeing.
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Frank Riddle
Terre Haute
Paris
Riddle
Ill
A C Injunction Suit Dismissed On Technicality
Arts Chalmers Manufacturing failed to obtain a temporary injunction against striking workers from Local 1164 CIO. Judge Thomas Gallagher dismissed the suit in Superior Court Monday morning at the company’s request due to phrasing errors in the petition. An objection noted the suit did not represent a class action and that the union cannot be named as a defendant.
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Arts-Chalmers Manufacturing
U.A.W
Northside
Thomas Gallagher
Superior Court
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers
C.I.0
Irving L. Fink
Indianapolis
Arthur Quigley to retire from American Brass after 53 years
Arthur H. Quigley, longtime executive of the American Brass Company, will retire September 1 after more than 53 years of service. He has chaired the board since 1950 and helped locate a planned 465 million plant in Terre Haute, with his career spanning Torrington and multiple ABC divisions.
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Arthur Quigley
American Brass Co
Terre Haute
Terrington
Conn
The
Terrington Dispatch
Arthur H. Quigley
American Brass Company
John A. Coe, Jr
New York City
Quigley
Coe Brass Company
Torrington
ABC
Anaconda Wire & Cable Company
Seoul Businesses Close Shops Over Tax Protest
About 50 American firms in Seoul shut down today to protest what they call exhorbitant taxes. Government officials dismissed the claim, saying the taxes are not excessive.
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Seoul
Terre Haute Welcomes Former President Truman Surprises Crowd
At French Lick Indiana an Indiana Democratic gathering heard Harry Truman speak to about 1,550 attendees. The crowd lined exits as guards escorted Truman to the presidential suite amid vociferous cheers, while chairman Butler managed order as Truman outlined a formal campaign message.
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Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Harrison
Cleveland
Hendricks
Adalai Stevenson
Illinois
French Lick
Democratic State Committee
Truman
Butler
Doughty
Mr. Truman
Independence
Shot Down U S Airman Denied Medical Aid
U N Command charged that Communists withheld proper medical treatment from 2nd Lt. Guy H. Bumpas after his plane was shot down on August 17. He was sewn up in a manner risking meningitis and received care only the night of his rescue. Bumpas, from Jackson Mississippi, was freed August 23 and sent to Tokyo for treatment.
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Korea
U.P
United Nations
U. S
U. N
Guy H. Bumpas
Jackson
Miss
Bumpas
North
South Korea
Tokyo
Air Force
Harlan C. Parks
U.S. Air Force
Parks
U.N
Driver Faces Charges In Fatal Three Car Crash
Terre Haute youth James A Scarpellini 19 of 1915 Lo cust street was charged in Clay County Circuit Court with reckless homicide after a three car crash Friday night that claimed two lives Leonard King 22 of Scott Air Force Base Ill died from injuries after being hospitalized in Brazil and Indianapolis Charles I Williamson 50 of Alton NL died earlier in the same mishap Bond set at 3000 after inquest continues on page 2 column 3
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Terre Haute
James A. Scarpellini
Locust Street
Clay County
Scarpellini
Leonard King
Scott Air Force Base
Ill
Indianapolis
Brazil
King
Charles I Williamson
Alton
Spe
Eight year old burned after park rubbish fire attack
Eight year old Joseph Bolero of Queens suffered first degree burns when three older boys aged about ten to twelve threw him into a rubbish fire in a Queens park. He escaped, ran to a wash room, and a park attendant took him to a hospital.
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New York
Joseph Bolero
Queens
Queens Park
Joseph
Weather Summary From A Weather Bureau Report
The report lists sunrise at 6 15 and sunset at 7 74 with river stage at 1 foot and falling. It notes times for 4 am 2 noon and 4 pm though exact readings are unclear.
Local Conditions Report
Local weather notes show yesterday's high at 9 percent, and last night's low at 66. Precipitation listed as none.
Weather Forecast For Terre Haute And Indiana
The region is mostly cloudy and warm with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight through Tuesday. Temperatures range from lows around 7 to highs near 90s, with cooler conditions in the northwest afternoon. Expect considerable cloudiness tonight with scattered thundershowers and a Tuesday mix of sun and clouds.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
C.D.T
Campaigns Against Traffic Offenders Intensified In Indiana
Governor Craig orders a broader police campaign during Labor Day weekend to curb speeding and reckless driving. He cites 67 traffic deaths over the last three Labor Day periods and urges intensified enforcement and public safety education with more use of speed timers wolf pack patrols and driver license checks. He plans to return Tuesday from Michigan after addressing an American Legion meeting.
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Indianapolis
Craig
Indiana
Michigan
American Legion
Berserk Tenant Dies In Battle With 200 Cops
In Detroit a gunman identified as Charles Luther Rollins aged 44 from Leoma Tennessee died after a four hour siege with 200 police surrounding a burning house. He fired from a rear window as officers returned fire wounding two patrolmen and injuring 5,000 onlookers watched the dramatic confrontation. Rollins was a farmer and cabinet maker by papers found on him.
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Detroit
Charles Luther Rollins
Leoma
Tenn
Japan Anxious For Return of Seized Islands
The United States planned to tell Japan it will keep Okinawa and other former Japanese islands until Far East peace prospects improve. The talks between Japanese Foreign Minister Shigemitsu and Secretary of State Dulles were set for 3 p.m. EDT in Washington. Major topics included territory, war criminals, relations with Red China, defense plans, and UN prospects.
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United States
Japan
Okinawa
Far East
Majoru Shigemitsu
John Foster Dulles
Shigemitsu
U. S
Hot Springs
Red China
United Nations
Undying desire reunites mother and daughter after 25 years
A Nashville Tennessean feature tells how Pauline Underwood, adopted as a child, searched for her birth mother for decades after learning her father's name in 1945. Pauline wrote to Underwoods in the Nashville directory and finally shared her story to pursue a reunion with her mother and family.
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Tenn
R. A. Weseed
Mans
Memphis
Welfare Department
Pauline
C. G. Truitt
Arnold Eddins
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Underwoods
Nashville Tennessean
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