U S Ready to Oppose Red China Invasion of Formosa
Washington reports Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the United States will help protect Formosa against Communist attack. Officials said Washington is prepared to use armed forces if needed to defend the Nationalist stronghold, with ties to past policy under Truman and Eisenhower.
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China
Formosa
Bulletin
Washington
John Foster Dulles
United States
America
Chiang Kai-Shenk
Chiang
Cha Tek
Truman
U.S. 7Th Fleet
7Th Fleet
Eisenhower
Red China
Cleveland Police To Quiz Lorainite For Murder Data
Lorain man Ernest Singer, 39, of 1622 East 2th Street, is held in Lorain jail for questioning by Cleveland Police in the Sheppard murder case inquiry. Captain Kerr notes a crank had telephoned from Frank's Bar near Seneca Avenue, but patrons identify Singer as the caller and he appeared intoxicated. Sgt O Malley of Cleveland Homicide will travel to Lorain to take the suspect into custody for questioning.
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Lorain
Cleveland Police Department
David Kerr
Kerr
Cleveland
Frank
2Th
Seneca Avenue
Sheppard
Bay Village
Set. O'Malley
Cleveland Homicide Division
Ernest Singer
East 2Th Street
28Th Street
Weather Update Northeastern Ohio Sees Warmer Wednesday
Partly cloudy today with little temperature change, highs near 82 and a cooler night around 60. Wednesday should be fair and slightly warmer, around 85, with lake breezes turning northwest tonight and Wednesday.
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Ohio
Guatemala Revolt Ends With 200 Dead as Regulars Reassert Control
Guatemala City quieted under army guns after a 14 hour revolt that killed about 200 people and wounded many. Army cadets and regulars, mounting tanks and mortars, forced Provisional President Castillo Armas to disband his liberation army, with observers predicting changes in the military junta and a curfew imposed on the capital.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Elfego H. Monzon
Castillo
Jacobo Arbenz
Trump
Liberation Army
Bricker and Burke Back McCarthy Censure Motion Referral
Ohio senators John W. Bricker and Thomas A. Burke joined the majority to refer the McCarthy censure motion to a special committee. The panel name remains to be decided.
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Washington
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Thomas A. Burke
Senate
Eisenhower comments on McCarthy censure move
Senate moves to a six member, non partisan committee to study McCarthy censure. President Eisenhower stays hands off, deferring to Senate decision. McCarthy seeks vindication, while Ralph Flanders warns against hasty whitewash and Wayne Morse supports the Senate action.
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Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Wiliam F. Knowland
Calif
White House
Knowland
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Mass
Executive Department
James C. Hagerty
Colorado
McCarthy
Ralph Flanders
Special Committee
Flanders
Sen
Wayne Morse
Ind
Ore
Rumor Persists Rutkowski May Be Named Judge
In Columbus today rumors persisted that Governor Lausche would resign Anthony A. Rutkowski as Liquor Director and appoint him to the Cuyahoga county common pleas court. Lausche denied reports last week that Rutkowski was out and said he would remain with my administration. The rumor says Rutkowski, always wishing to be a judge, would join the Cleveland bench when Judge Connell is confirmed as a federal judge in Ohio's largest city.
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Columbus
Lausche
Anthony A. Ruttkowski
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Rutkowski
Cleveland
Common Pleas
James C. Connell
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Air France Constellation Crashes Outdoor Landing in Connecticut
A four motor Air France Constellation en route from Paris to New York crashed while attempting an emergency landing in a potato field near Preston Connecticut. Four injuries reported with 29 to 35 others escaping before the fire. No fatalities. injured taken to William W Backus Hospital in Norwich.
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Air France
Paris
New York
New York International
Gander
Mid
Boston
Groton
William W. Backus
Norwich
David Stefenson
Air Force
Stefenson
Stevenson
T the Baby
Aaron Rosenstein
Brooklyn, N.Y
Draft renewal urged by Wilson for universal service
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson announced that the National Security Council has approved plans to ask Congress to renew the draft act which expires next June 30 and to require compulsory participation in reserve forces. He stated the administration believes practically all young men will have to serve.
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Defense
Charles E. Wilson
National Security Council
Congress
Wilson
Peace comes ahead of schedule in Indochina cease fire
In Hanoi, Indochina, peace began earlier than expected as Cambodia, Laos, and free Viet Nam saw calm fronts. The French high command reported only minor clashes and scattered sabotage, with cease-fire dates still three to eight days away.
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Indochina
Cambodia
Laos
Viet Nam
Italian team scales second highest peak Godwin Austen
An Italian mountain climbing team today reported the conquest of Mount Godwin Austen, the world’s second highest peak in the Himalayas known as the killer mountain. The ascent follows earlier failed attempts due to severe storms and snow.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Godwin Austen
Accord Reached On New Gas Rate For Elyria
Elyria city council and Ohio Fuel Gas Co negotiators reached a franchise agreement and a four year rate contract for natural gas. The ordinance passed first reading but requires second and third readings as it was not adopted as an emergency measure. First year rates start at 25 cents per 100 cu ft for the first 500, then 6.5 to 6.75 cents for higher blocks with gradual increases in years two through four. The plan avoids a fuel cost clause and allows re opening negotiations after two years. A prior proposal would have raised the average bill significantly. The council voted 8 1 to approve first reading with Smith dissenting.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Elyria Gas
Victor Stewart
Dale Kellogg
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Smith
Newsman John W Fisher Dies at 80 in Columbus
John W. Fisher longtime Ohio statehouse reporter died after a long illness at age 80. A Columbus correspondent for the Dayton Daily News at his passing he began his career at 16 as Lima Daily News correspondent in his hometown of Delphos.
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Columbus
John W. Fisher
Ohio Statehouse
Fisher
Dayton Daily News
Lima Daly News
Delphos
Border ministers to meet near Costa Rica Nicaragua border
The foreign ministers of Costa Rica and Nicaragua plan a near-term meeting at a border area to push an all-out effort to settle disputes between the two nations amid ongoing tensions and a troubled frontier.
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San Jose
C. PR
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Home Modernization and Bail Ord Repairs Rates Ad
Public notice offering reasonable rates for home modernization and bail order repairs. Call 0-10 to arrange services and discuss project scope with Adv.
Conflicts In Sheppard Murder Case Reported In Cleveland
Authorities sought to straighten several conflicting statements by Dr Samuel Sheppard and neighbor Mayor J Spencer Houk in the Mrs Mary Sheppard murder case. Houk’s varying testimony covered his presence at the bedroom and the timing of reports. Police noted discrepancies about Sheppard’s affair with Susan Hayes, marriage prospects, and his feelings toward both women. Final psychiatric results were pending and no serious medical issues were found after an evening medical exam.
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Cleveland, O
Marilyr. Sheppard
Bay Village
Samuel Sheppard
J. Spencer Houk
Sheppard
James McArthur
Honk
Susan Hayes
Bay View Hospital
Los Angeles
Miss Hayes
Frank Story
Story
Family Consider Private Inquiry in Marilyn Sheppard Case
Relatives of Marilyn Reese Sheppard said they seriously considered hiring a private investigator after Bay Village police and later Cleveland police pursued the July 4 murder. Dr. Samuel Sheppard remained under interrogation as detectives pursued possible motives including marital trouble and other relationships.
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Cleveland
Marilyn Reese Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay Village
Pike Board Asks Bids On Lighting Contracts
The Ohio Turnpike Commission invites bids for road lighting across 1,322 standards at 15 interchanges and two terminal toll plazas on the east west turnpike. Three contracts cover eastern lighting including Route 7 18 Mahoning Route 5 Trumbull Route 14 Portage Route 6 Route 21 Summit Route 42 Cuyahoga and Routes 10 57 Lorain. Western lighting covers Route 290 Erie Route 52 Sandusky Route 120 Wood Route 20 Lucas Route 108 Fulton Route 15 Williams and the Indiana line plaza. Bids due August 20 at the commission offices. A new car offer noted.
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ager Lsed
Mahoning County
Trumbull County
Portage County
Summit County
Cuyahoga County
Lorain County
Erie County
Sandusky County
Wood County
Lucas County
Fulton County
Williams Countty
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