Menzies and Suez Group Visit Cairo Amid Canal Talks
Australian Prime Minister Menzies leads a Suez group to Cairo to brief President Nasser on an 18 nation plan for international canal control. Talks begin with Nasser as Moscow radio denounces Western threats and Egypt imposes canal tolls in Egyptian pounds.
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Cairo
Egypt
Robert G. Menzies
Suez
Nasser
Suez Canal
Menzies
Australia
United States
Sweden
Iran
Ethiopia
Moscow
France
Britain
Mediterranean
Pravda
Communist Party
United Nations
Suez Canal Authority
Suez Canal Co
London
Paris
U. S
Dulles
India
Ceylon
Soviet Union
Indonesia
Nasser vows war ready to defend Suez stand
Cairo president Nasser declares he would go to war to defend Egyptian sovereignty over the Suez Canal if attacked. He notes U S support would follow an attack and says Eisenhower's stance aligns with Egypt in outline. He smiles at a press conference amid talks with a five nation Suez committee.
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Cairo
Nasser
Egypt
Suez Canal
Eisenhower
Martha Roundtree
U. S
Revolution Council
Suez
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
Bomb Hits British Cyprus Printing Plant in Nicosia
A time bomb wrecked the British colonial printing plant in Nicosia injuring no one as the blast shattered nearby windows and damaged the guarded building within the government compound. The attack came amid a wave of strikes blamed on the EOKA underground seeking union with Greece. A Cypriot police sergeant was later killed in Trinomo while on his way to work.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Union-With- Greece
Episkopi Cantonnex
Britain
Middle East
EOKA
Mediterranean
Greece
Government Secretariat
Trinomo
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Panama Canal Is Issue in Suez Talks at Cairo
Secretary of State Dulles opposes any Suez settlement that endangers American access to the Panama Canal. State Department officials caution against precedents that could affect the canal zone while Panama's Alberto Boyd argues for sovereignty and international status of the canal.
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Washington
Dulles
Panama Canal
State Dept
Mid East
Cairo
Panama
Egypt
Canal
Alberto Boyd
Panama Canal Zone
U. S
Guardsmen use bayonets in Clinton to quell anti integration riot
About 300 National Guardsmen in Clinton Tennessee faced a defiant mob outside the Anderson County Courthouse as they moved in with gas masks and bayonets to break up anti Negro protests. A cross was burned near Clinton High School as a Negro sailor was escorted to safety amid threats.
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Clinton
Tenn
Anderson County
Clinton High School
Courthouse Square
National Guard
Butte and Anaconda Switch Back to Standard Time
Residents of Butte and Anaconda revert to Mountain Standard Time tonight with clocks turned back one hour. The change follows DST in effect since May 6. The Anaconda Company plants in Butte return to standard time at 7 a.m. Tuesday, while Anaconda operations adjust at midnight tonight.
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Butte
Anaconda
Anaconda Company
Negro barricaded as mob protests in Fort Worth
Police Chief Cato Hightower ordered officers to clear North Judkins street as a 150 strong white mob surrounded Lloyd G. Austin’s home where he and his family hid after an effigy was hung and a shot rang out. Austin remained inside with a rifle while nearby residents watched.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Cato Hightower
Lloyd G. Austin
Austin
J. D. Dunwoody
China admits attacking U S military plane near China coast
Peiping radio quoted a Foreign Ministry statement saying the United States government is making unjustified demands for compensation after a U S Navy Mercator aircraft was shot down August 23. Beijing claimed the incident occurred over China's airspace and defended its air force actions as justified against a Chiang clique harassment campaign.
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London
China
U. S
Far East
United States
Red China
Foreign Ministry
Peiping Radio
U. S. Navy
U. S. State and Defense Depts
Peiping
Chiang
Chilly Labor Day Seen for Butte
Labor Day 1956 brings no formal celebration in Mining City. Residents plan individual outings such as fishing and camping, or visits to relatives in nearby towns. Some may go to Anaconda or Dillon for holiday events. Highs near 55, with possible frost by Monday night to 27, forecaster warns.
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Butte
Anaconda
Dillon
Weather Bureau
No Trace Found of Kidnapped Connecticut Baby
Traffic deaths soared during the Labor Day weekend with at least 286 deaths and 35 drownings reported as of Sunday night by the National Safety Council. The tally, from 6 p.m. Friday to Monday midnight, warned the worst may be ahead as motorists head home.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
United Press
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
Dearborn
FBI Enters Case As Hundreds Search For Kidnapped Baby
Hamden Conn Saturday the FBI joined local state police and hundreds of volunteers in a search for six week old Cynthia Ruotolo snatched from a department store lobby. FBI officials said full resources are available as authorities pursue clues amid intermittent drizzle. Police reported no ransom note and expressed cautious optimism while churchgoers prayed for the baby's safe return.
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Hamden
Conn
FBI
Cynthia Ruotolo
Connecticut
Joseph J. Caster
Herbert C. Hume
First Selectman
New Haven
Cynthia
Harry Barrows
Stephen Ruotolo
Our Lady Mount Carmel
MSU Professor Hetler Dies After Auto Crash in Montana
Dr. Donald M. Hetler chairman of Montana State University bacteriology and hygiene dies in a St. Ignatius hospital from injuries in a Saturday night auto wreck on U S Highway 93 near Ravalli. The 1956 Montana traffic death toll rises to 173 with his death and N B Mithun 59 injured.
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Missoula
Mont
Donald M. Hetler
Department of Bacteriology and Hygiene
Montana State University
St. Ignatius Hospital
Montana
Ravalli
N. B. Mithun
MSU
Hetler
University of Kansas
Hercules Powder Co
New Jersey
Kansas
National Tuberculosis Assn
Yale
R. D. Coghill
J. J. Brofenbrenner
Rockefeller Institute
George Washington Medical School
St. Louis
Yukon Cold Front Disrupts Montana Weather Outlook
A Yukon cold front driven by Arctic winds moved into Montana Sunday evening, bringing frost warnings and light snow showers above 6,000 feet. The Weather Bureau forecast the front would shift east by Monday morning, with a mostly partly cloudy day and scattered showers eastern counties, while temperatures edge toward freezing.
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Associated Press
Yukon
Montana
Continental Divide
Weather Bureau
Dickinson
N. C
Sheridan
Wyo
Butte
Billings
Cut Bank
Livingston
Miles City
Train Dives Into River. 112 Die in Indian Rail Disaster
A midnight crash on a flood weakened bridge near Mahbubnagar, India, sent a train and two passenger cars into the Secunderabad Dronchallam line river. Officials say 112 dead, many trapped, with 22 survivors. Rescue hampered by continuing rain and flood waters.
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Bombay
India
Hyderabad
Mahbubnager
Jadcherla
Mahbubnagar
Secunderabad
Dronchallam
Montana Weather Summary North and South Regions
Montana forecast notes partly cloudy conditions across the east with scattered rain or snow showers, cooler temperatures, and range of highs from 45 to 60. West region shows mountains with light showers, frosts likely, and highs of 50 to 60, followed by gradual warming.
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Montana
Great Lady of 110 Celebrated by 5000 Kinfolk
In Manchester Kentucky a 110th birthday celebration drew 5000 relatives from eastern Kentucky mountain counties. Aunt Josie Jackson Sizemore, relative of Andrew Jackson, spoke to the crowd and said she was glad to be there.
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Manchester
Kentucky
Josie Jackson Sizemore
Andrew Jackson
Josie
Typhoon Dinah Rages Over Taipei Strikes Formosa
Typhoon Dinah slammed Taipei Sunday with winds up to 69 mph. Torrential rains flooded low areas, uprooted trees, damaged huts, and cut light power and telephone services. Airline links to outside world were severed.
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Taipei
Dinah
Formosa
Labor Day Talks Highlight 1952 Politics
President Eisenhower urged continued government effort to aid job seekers and unemployed. Senators Kefauver and Bender echoed party lines, contrasting labor views on economic opportunity and Stevenson’s civil rights stance as the 1952 election looms.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sens
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Ben‘der
Ohio
AFL
CIO
Bender
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
$1 000 Tool Theft Reported Here
Police reported a theft at Hi-way Auto and Truck Repair on 1501 Holmes Sunday with about $1,000 in mechanics tools missing. Tools such as socket sets wrenches and drills were taken and bear the initials P. W. B. The same incident notes Safeway food trailers at Utah and Iran were entered in two cases with a third attempt.
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Holmes
Safeway
Butte
Paul Bartsch
Utah
Iran
Grenade Kills Two Youths in Constantine Crowd
A grenade thrown into a Constantine crowd killed two European youths and wounded 23 others as French forces clashed with Algerian nationalist rebels near Sedrats. Police arrested several suspects as the authorities reported the incident in the 118,000 population city.
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Constantine
Algeria
Sedrats
Constan
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