Russia tests H-bomb triggers new arms race warning
Moscow reports a hydrogen bomb test while U S officials confirm Russia exploded an H bomb on Aug 12 prompting calls in Congress for faster defense measures. AEC chief Strauss notes U S had earlier H bomb tests, Eisenhower silent, Lapp urges rapid civil defense and dispersal of agencies as perimeters and radar defenses are pressed.
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Russia
U. S
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Moscow
Soviet Union
Strauss
Eniwetok Island
Pacific
Eniwetok
Eisenhower
New York
State Department
iCalls
Defense
Washington III
Congress
Ralph Lapp
U.S
Lapp
Toledo On Tour With Greek King and Queen Visit
Washington the State Department announced that Toledo Ohio is among 11 U S cities slated for late October and November visits by King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece. The royal couple will arrive October 28 to spend a month as guests of President Eisenhower.
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Washington
State Department
Toledo, O
Paul
Frederika
Greece
United States
Eisenhower
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast and Readings
Mostly sunny and mild this afternoon with a high near 80. Clear and cool tonight with a low around 30. Friday will be fair with moderate temperatures. Winds from the north and northeast along Lake Erie at 15 mph. Wednesday temperature range 48 to 79. Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 pm Wednesday was trace. Humidity 8 am Wednesday 73 percent, 8 pm 50 percent. Sunrise Thursday 6 48 am, sunset 8 22 pm. Moonrise 5 28 pm Thursday, moonset 12 30 am Friday.
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Lake Ene
Communists Press For Joint Probe Into POW Interference
PANMUNJOM The Communists demanded a joint investigation into alleged interference by their Red Cross representatives in visits to South Korean prisoner of war camps. Maj. Gen. Blackshear M. Bryan pledged an early UN reply as the request, backed by both Allied and Communist Red Cross officials, followed denials by the UN Command. Fresh reports said the Communists plan to speed up repatriation, aiming for about 150 GIs daily starting Friday.
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Red Cross
United Nations Communist Armistice Commission
Blackshear M. Bryan
Aled
Armistice Commission
Gis
Tax Rate Lowers Slightly in County Bonds Plan
County fiscal officers announced a small cut in the levy for bond retirement for next year. The rate drops from 0.3 mills to 0.2 mills, a ten cent reduction per thousand dollars of valuation, reflecting reduced bond retirement requirements.
B 30 Bomber Crashes Near Eloy Arizona Kills One
A giant B-30 bomber crashes twelve miles from Eloy Arizona killing one crewman and injuring five others. Twelve men were aboard. nine rescued, three still missing. Nearby rugged terrain at Pichacho Peak hinders search efforts as authorities investigate the crash. In Pittsburgh a Federal Court jury convicts four western Pennsylvania Communists and one West Virginia member of conspiring to advocate violent overthrow of the government.
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Eloy, Ariz
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Eloy
Pichacho Peak
Arizona
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Cleveland Judge Pleads Innocence In Embezzling Case
Cleveland former Probate Court Judge Nelson Brewer, 69, pleaded innocent in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court on embezzling charges. He resigned under fire last month and was released on a $1,000 bond by Judge Joseph Silbert. Tokyo reports unconfirmed that purged North Korean former foreign minister Pak Hong Yong has escaped to Japan.
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INS
Nelson Brewer
Cuyahoga
Tokyo
Kyodo
Pak Hong Yong
Japan
Pak
Iranian Troops Crush Anti-Monarchist Show in Tehran
Royalist Iranian troops backed by tanks quelled an anti-Monarchist demonstration in Tehran as the city awaited Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. The upheaval followed a coup that ousted Mossadegh, with Maj. Gen. Zahedi installed as premier and Mossadegh sought by authorities. The Shah planned to return to Tehran, and a search for Mossadegh was underway.
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Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Shah
Soraya
Rome
Mossadegh
A. Lavrentiev
INS
Reza Pahlevi
Bazaar
Fazzollah Zahedi
Zahedi
Ece
Guillaume
Paris
Ini
Shah Mo
St Jude's Parish Area Enlarged by Archbishop
The western parish boundary of St Jude's enlarged by order of Archbishop Edward F Hoban extends from the New York Central crossing at East Bridge Street north along East Bridge Street and Gulf Road to Columbus Street then west to Glenwood Street and north to the Black River.
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St. Mary’s School
St. Jude's Church
Edward F. Hoban
Cleveland
St. Jude’s Parish
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Gulf Road
Columbus Street
Columbus
Glenwood Street
Black River
Turnpike Board Seeks New Trial In Land Case
The Ohio Turnpike Commission filed a motion for a new trial in an appropriation suit against Walter Angersbach of Brownhelm township after a verdict of 9000. A second suit against Angersbach for another parcel is planned. The first trial awarded 500 compensation plus 8500 damages as the road would be about 250 feet from his home. The commission asserts the verdict rests on passion or prejudice and lacks weight of the evidence.
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
Walter Angersbach
Brownhelm
Turnpike Commission
Angersbach
Small Fawn Is Killed By Car
A small fawn about 25 pounds ran in front of a car driven by Robert Eppley of RD 2 Amherst around 9 45 pm. He was traveling north on Baumhart Road when the animal bounded into his path. The carcass was given to a nearby resident for disposal.
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Robert Eppley
RD. 2
Amherst
Eppley
Baumhart Road
Buzal
Iran Minister's Brother Victim of Heart Attack
Nasrollah Saifour Fatemi, adviser to Iran's UN delegation and lecturer at Princeton, suffered a heart attack at home in Teaneck New Jersey after hearing reports that his brother, Foreign Minister Husein Fatemi, had been killed in the army's overthrow of the Mossadegh government.
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N. J
Nasrollah Saifour Fatemi
Husein Fatemi
Mossadegh
Nasrollah
Holy Name Bosnia
United Nations
Department of Oriental Languages and Literature
Princeton University
Elyrian Fined On 4 Charges After Fast Police Chase
Ernest W. Becote of 340 Sixteenth Street faced four charges after a high speed chase yesterday. He pled guilty and was fined a total of $60 plus court costs. He drove through red lights, struck a pickup, and collided with a pole after speeds allegedly reached 65 mph. The mayor rejected his gas pedal excuse and ordered payments of $10, $10, $20, and related costs for each count.
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Sixteenth Street
Lodi Street
Paul Brand
Porter W. Isaac
Becote
Lake Avenue
Troxel Alley
Lodi
Broad Street
West Avenue
North Street
Brand
Shell Oil
West River
William McPherson
de Witt Road
Lorain
Ohio Edison
May
Henry W. Ault
Morocco Sultans Ousted in Berber Uprising Crisis
France ousted Sidi Mohamed Ben Youssef as Morocco's sultan to avert civil war after Berber tribes threatened revolt led by El Glaoui. General Guillaume ordered exile. tanks surrounded palace. Iran and Rome notes follow with Mossadegh, Zahedi, and Shah actions as unrest spreads.
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Rabat
Morocco
Sidi Mohaamed Ben Youseff
France
Thami Mez Quari el Glaoui
Marrakech
Atlas Mountains
Sahara
el Glaoui
Augustin Guillaume
Eisenhower Intercepts in Fort Wayne Stop for Defiance Chief
President Eisenhower halted in Fort Wayne on his New York to Denver route to pick up Kevin McCann of Defiance College. The visit occurred Wednesday night as part of the presidential travel schedule between engagements.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Eisenhower
New York
White House
Denver
Kevin ‘“McCann
Defiance
O. Collere
Repatriation Push as Prisoners Return in Big Switch
Communist demand for a daily repatriation total of 150 appears in step with resumed releases. Joint Armistice Commission meets at Panmunjom while Inchon ships evacuate sick and wounded via USS Haven. General Walker convoy to San Francisco with 300 plus from Inchon. Big Switch enters one way phase with 450 prisoners handed back, 60 of them American.
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U. S
Joint
United Nations Communist Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
Inchon
United States
Navy
USS Haven
Japan
Korea
Tokyo
Walker
San Francisco
No. 3
Elberta to Take Bids for New Sewage Plant
County commissioners announced bids will be received September 9 for a new sanitary sewer system and disposal plant at Elberta Beach. Estimated total cost is 62,000 dollars, with construction costs about 52,000 and engineering and administration around 10,000.
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Elberta Beach
Burglars Strike Grafton Market Again
A second break in a week at Grafton Food Market was reported last night. Owner W J Wildenheimn said eight hams six Canadian bacon packages valued at 47 and 165 in nickels were taken after entry through a window. In the prior burglary cartons of cigarettes were stolen and he has been moving cigarette stock home at night.
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Grafton
W. J. Wildenheimn
Wildenheim
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