Ohio Storm Toll Rises With Damage Across Cleveland Area
Severe storms blasted northern and central Ohio. In Cleveland, winds hit 85 mph, cutting power to over 4,000 homes and causing extensive roof damage. Three deaths were reported, including Harvey Wire and Helen Hardisty struck by a downed line. Youngstown and East Liverpool also saw tornadoes and flooding.
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Democratic Platform Ditter On School Integration Stand
The Democratic Platform Committee battles civil rights as Sen. Sam J. Ervin backs inclusion of the Supreme Court ruling on school integration. The 1956 platform faces Northern and Southern splits with farm issues to be heard by Claude Wickard, while party contenders prepare for a convention opening next week.
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Averell Harriman
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South
Eisenhower
Adlai FE. Stevenson
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City Hospital Dental Clinic
Oberlin Board
Seeeeeene
Patrolman Shoots Escaped Ex-Con At City Hospital
Cleveland Ohio patrolman kills 24 year old Ruben Crawford who fled City hospital while handcuffed, triggering an hour long dragnet as another prisoner escapes. The incident followed a power workers strike affecting Ohio Edison transmission operations.
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Northeastern Ohio Power Workers
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Second British Carrier Sails For Suez Area Training Engineers
Chronicle Telegram notes a second British carrier proceeding to the Suez area to train engineers in moving infantry across open water. Reports mention machine-gun firing at assault boats using blanks and large firecrackers to increase noise, with Dan Warner credited for the staff photo.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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U S Navy Ships On Routine Middle East Exercise
U S ships including the aircraft carrier Randolph sailed from Naples for a seven day routine exercise as North African tensions rise over the Suez Canal crisis. U S Sixth Fleet units and a French force stood by while Syria mobilized its armed forces to back Egypt. Iraqi support for Egypt drew concern Britain and the West as oil interests loom large.
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Eight Brink's suspects go on trial in Boston
Eight middle aged men, Boston suburbs residents, face trial for looting Brink's money fortress of 1 215 million dollars, the largest cash haul in U S history. Indicted on 169 counts including armed robbery and conspiracy. Security levels unprecedented with 10 000 dollars in police detail. Some defendants died or turned state's evidence.
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Soviet Aid To Egypt Suggested
ISL RONELY SUGGESTED TODAY THE SOVIET UNION MAY COME RUSHING TO EGYPT IN AN armed conflict over the Suez Canal. Goumhouria prints a Red banner headline Russian Foarts To Visit Arab Ports on the eve of the London conference. Nasser and his inner cabinet have completed a reply to the Big Three invitation to attend the Aug. It conference and it was expected to be delivered to meet.
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Stassen Adds Missouri Delegate To Nixon Detour Push
Washington INS reports Harold E. Stassen claimed new support for his drive to dump Vice President Nixon in favor of Gov. Christian Herter. He cited John J. Schroeder, a Missouri district delegate, among fresh backers while cautioning that tallying supporters is premature amid evolving positions. He dismissed weekend attacks and said an Eisenhower Herter ticket could be stronger than Eisenhower Nixon.
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GOP
Massachusetts
Christian Herter
Minnesota
Youths Die In Wild Stolen-Car Crash Near Medina
Four teens stole a car in Barberton and, while heading to Medina, lost control on a county road and crashed. James Collmar, 17, Akron, died beneath the wreckage. The others fled to a farm house, then stole another car and were captured in Medina. State Patrol identified the youths as Eugene Wilson 18 driver Clarence Butash 16 and Edward Madden 18, all of Barberton.
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Barberton
James Collmar
Akron
Eugene Wilson
Clarence Butash
Edward Madden
Lynch denies leaving race for secretary of state
Columbus reports Hubert J. Lynch Democratic nominee for secretary of state rejected rumors of stepping down as false.
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Hubert J. Lynch
Missing Boat With Two Aboard Sails From Carrier
Coast guards search for a 133-foot cabin cruiser missing in the western Pacific with Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Graham aboard. The Wasp carrier crew reported hearing from them last on a night leave from the Edgewater Yacht Club, with an off-ice carrier pigeon later noted.
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Japan
Navy
Albert W. Graham
Wasp
Western Pacific
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Fort
Mosa
Rep. Hinshaw Dies At 62
Veteran California Republican Congressman Carl Hinshaw died Sunday night at Bethesda Naval Hospital at age 62. He had been hospitalized since July 27.
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Carl Hinshaw
California
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Chandler Gains Backing From Kefauver Followers
Kentucky Governor A B Chandler says some former Kefauver supporters now back him for the Democratic presidential nomination. He promises a Truman style whistle stop campaign if nominated to defeat President Eisenhower.
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Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower
Storm Binds Western Pennsylvania Communities In Floods
Five people died as weekend storms lashed Western Pennsylvania with four to six inches of rain and hail. Canonsburg faced severe floods with Chartiers Creek overflowing and mass evacuations leaving hundreds homeless as towns remained largely isolated.
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Chartiers Creek
Continentals Worth Real Money to Collectors
The saying not worth a continental stems from Continental Congress notes during the Revolution. For collectors, the paper money is valuable. If you have coins or currency duplicates to sell, Chronicle Telegram Classified Ads can help you find buyers quickly by dialing 4751.
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