Dulles Seeks Peaceful Solution On Suez Crisis In London
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in London to press a peaceful, secure use of the Suez Canal as Western leaders seek a united front ahead of the 22 nation conference. He met with Prime Minister Eden and Foreign Secretary Lloyd to align the Western trio on internationalizing the canal. Nehru warned that military action could spark a general conflagration, while Dulles urged diplomacy amid heavy international attention.
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Weather Right Now Northeastern Ohio Outlook
The region sees mostly fair conditions with little temperature change. Highs 78 to 83 today, tonight’s low 60 to 65. Thursday partly cloudy with a chance of scattered thundershowers. Tuesday’s range 66 to 81. Humidity varies from 97 percent morning to 31 percent afternoon. Lake Erie winds shift from northeast to southerly by Thursday morning.
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School Bell Signals End of Vacation For Local Boys
Four young local boys poised for a return to school as autumn brings the end of summer play. Bill and Dick Toth with ages 7 and 10 stand by McKinley School at 443 Oxford Ave, joined by Bobby Nickols and Billy Robinson from nearby Oxford Ave and Eastern Heights Blvd. The scene captures planned shift from baseball to classes as Sept. 6 marks the start of the school year.
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Truman Says Adlai Not A Fighting Candidate
Former President Truman told reporters and a television audience that Adlai Stevenson is not the fighting candidate the Democratic party needs to win in 1956. He urged the convention to nominate a bold liberal and warned against settling for a caretaker candidate.
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Cairo Calm On Parley's Eve
Cairo remains quiet and polite amid growing Suez tensions as Western powers consider canal policies. Officials warn any attempt to seize Suez would provoke nationalist unrest among Egyptians and threaten international workers and residents. The scene contrasts with Western ships and the canal conference shaping possible internationalization pressures.
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Seccession battle in Sheffield clashes with voter divisions
A fragmented report notes a vote on secession with opponents claiming a margin is tight while nearby village growth continues. In another item a major auto truck crash on Rt. 20 injures seven members of a Massachusetts family. Population growth is seen as a possible trend for 1962.
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Cross Burns At Columbus
A Negro mother in Columbus faced a mob when about 100 people burned a Ku Klux Klan cross in her front yard. She watched fearfully as her crying children cried out, while neighbors debated barriers to integration and decent housing amid the white neighborhood tension.
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Harriman Addresses Ohioans at Democratic Caucus
CHICAGO UP Ohio's restless Democratic delegation met to learn how long Frank J. Lausche would stand with his pledged votes. Lausche, with 51 votes, could mean Harriman a path to six Ohio votes if Lausche withdraws. Lausche refused to consider any vice presidential bid and said he might back Harriman in November if he becomes the nominee.
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Harriman Plans Platform Fight on Civil Rights Plank
In Chicago Averell Harriman and Carmine DeSapio push to amend the platform to endorse the Supreme Court desegregation rulings. A moderated civil rights plank is debated as drafts surface and a floor fight looms at the convention.
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Lord Benefield
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Williams Shifts Michigan to Adlai Stevenson at Democratic Convention
Michigan Governor G Mennen Williams breaks from favorite son strategy and backs Adlai E Stevenson for the presidential nomination. He releases Michigan 44 vote delegation after a late caucus and urges other undecided delegates to unite for an early Stevenson victory. A civil rights plank drafts gain momentum as the convention faces potential floor fights.
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Privacy Ruling Over Leg Search Sparks Privacy Question
Los Angeles municipal judge ruled police trespassed when searching Ralph Pattison's artificial leg. Police claimed a cash stash of 3222 dollars and betting paraphernalia were found but the judge dismissed the case as an invasion of privacy.
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Convention Highlights at Chicago Democratic National Convention
Today's program includes no afternoon session. The morning session features a report of resolutions and platform, plus addresses by Sen. Robert Kerr of Oklahoma and Rep. William R. Dawson of Illinois, the DNC vice chairman. Thursday schedule includes roll call and balloting for the presidential nomination.
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All Crowns Not Golden in Chronicle Telegram Classifieds
It notes the Krona as a silver monetary unit from Swedish roots and the Krone as a former German coin. The piece promotes Chronicle Telegram Classified Ads for quick sales via Want Ads and a dialable contact number 4751.
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