Chinese Nationalists May Be Freed for Duty in Korea
The Formosa report says U S military authorities urge Washington to free two Nationalist divisions for Korea and expect approval after the November election. Reasons include gaining combat experience for mainland return and boosting morale of Nationalists on Formosa and Chinese civilians abroad.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Nationalists Central News Agency
New York
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Red China
U. S. Seventh Fleet
U. S. 13Th Air Force
Okinawa
Philippines
Reds Estimated to Have 9,000 Fighter Aircraft
Soviet fighter strength is projected at at least 9,000 Mig jets in operation with about 1,300 moved to Red China. The estimate highlights a rapid jet era in the USSR’s air force, as overall active fleets hover near 20,000 while modernizing fighters dominate. United States Air Force totals run about 95 wings with varied aircraft, and 9,500 planes expected in the year.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
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Red China
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Iran Rejects West's Oil Plan in Standoff
Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh denounces the Anglo Iranian oil proposal as inequitable and impracticable. He rejects the terms, says they threaten Iran's sovereignty, and calls Parliament to convene to frame a formal reply to Britain and the United States.
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Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman Church
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London
Britain
United States
Blast Furnaces Cast Rosy Glow on Economy
United Press reports a swift steel strike recovery boosts national production and employment. Fueled blast furnaces spur gains in iron and steel dependent sectors including autos, appliances, textiles, and agriculture with government data showing 754,000 more non agricultural jobs in August and total employment at 62,354,000 as a bright outlook extends into next year.
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United Press
Miss America Kisses Boy Friend Heads on Lucrative Tour
Miss America of 1953 Neva Jane Langley announced she would begin a 100000 mile glamor tour of personal appearances after winning the title. The Lakeland Florida native said the tour would limit time with her boyfriend Dick Shrove, a Wesleyan College classmate, while she pursues her music career. Langley also earned a 5000 dollar scholarship and listed piano skills among her accomplishments.
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Neva Jane Langley
Dick Shrove
Wesleyan College of Fine Arts
Macon
Langley
Lakeland
Fla
Neva Jean Langley
Florida
Joan Kayne
New York City
Miss Langley
Stevenson Ends Brief West Coast Campaign Visit
Governor Adlai E. Stevenson heads to Portland after a stop in Billings for a farm policy speech in Kasson Minnesota and a stop in Cheyenne Wyoming. He argues the Republican Party is split between Eisenhower supporters and dissident factions. He attends a baptism and church service before two Portland appearances with Oregon editors and a Multnomah County Democratic rally.
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Adlai Stevenson recites Frost poem at rally in Billings
Adlai E Stevenson, the Democratic presidential candidate, recited Robert Frost's Something Like a Star from memory at a Billings event. He introduced Robin Fraser of Billings, granddaughter of Frost, and Willard Fraser's daughter, signaling a tie between poetry and campaign ideals of dignity and integrity.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Robert Frost
Robin Fraser
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Willard E. Fraser
Congress
Montana
Frost
Stevenson
Stevenson Visits Billings in Unity-Democrats Rally
Montana Democrats gather under a 20 foot Unity-Democrats-Harmony banner as Stevenson attends church with his 20 year old son Borden and Montana Governor John Bonner. The First Presbyterian pastor gave a general welcome to visiting Democrats and promised a real western welcome in Billings.
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Montana
Billings
Canadian liner sinks after grounding near Juneau
The Canadian Pacific liner Princess Kathleen ran aground north of Juneau, then sank after slipping from a rocky berth. All 300 passengers and 115 crew were saved, including captain Graham O. Hughes who remained aboard until the vessel listed and the crew were evacuated amid 30 to 40 mph winds and six-foot waves. The ship had left Juneau late Saturday night for Skagway.
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Alaska
Here
Graham O. Hughes
Hughes
Skagway
Ike Hears Sermon On Washington Mess In Minnesota
General Eisenhower visited a small Minnesota church on Sunday and heard a sermon about Washington politics. Pastor Norman C. Anderson warned the "mess in Washington" is not a joke but a serious problem to be faced. Eisenhower, in retreat from campaigning, traveled to Glendalough game farm after arriving in Alexandria.
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Minn
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Minnesota Lake District
Washington
Norman C. Anderson
First Lutheran Church
Eisenhower
Alexandria
Glendalough
Douglas Says Asian Situation Good at Press Conference
Justice William O. Douglas touring Asia said the United Nations are winning or holding their own in Asia against communism. He described Korea as the fifth front and the No. 1 military and political priority, stressing a policy of containment and a united Asian effort with the United States and France.
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A.P
William O. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
United Nations
Asia
Korea
Malaya
Burma
Philippines
Indo-China
James A. van Fleet
Douglas
James C. Donald
Baker, Ore
Donald
United States
Marshall
George C. Marshall
Russia
Southeast Asia
Egypt Executes Two Rioters After Textile Mill Riots
In Hadra prison Alexandria two convicted rioters Mustapha Khamis and Mohamed El Baqary were hanged for leading the agitation at Kafr El Dawar textile mills last month. The incident left eight dead and 23 injured as civil strife flared after the uprising against authorities following Gen. Naguib's overthrow of King Farouk.
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Hadra
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Farouk
Mustapha Khamis
Mohammed el Baqary
Kafr el Dawar
Butte Chamber Tour to Visit Four Counties and Cities
The Butte Chamber of Commerce announces its two day goodwill tour beginning Tuesday at 9 50 am. The trip covers Beaverhead Deer Lodge Granite and Powell counties with luncheons in Dillon and Wisdom and gatherings in Jackson Anaconda Philipsburg Hall Drummond Garrison Gold Creek and Deer Lodge. Officials and members including Lloyd Crippen K C Boulter and Primo Zanon will participate and promote the fall festival and livestock show.
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Beaverhead County
Butte Chamber
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Primo Zanon
Wisdom
Anaconda
Anaconda Chamber of Commerce
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Hall
Drummond
Garrison
Gold Creek
Deer Lodge
K. C. Boulter
Roscoe Thomas
Bob Henningsen
E. H. Reeder
E. J. Keeley
Tom Kelly
Lloyd Crippen
Boulter
Thomas
Butte Weather Forecast Monday Fair with Frost Likely
Butte area expects fair skies Monday with cooler morning and frost on the Flat. Temperatures from 12 midnight Saturday to 5 30 p m Sunday show a low of 34 and high of 74 at the airport. West of Divide: fair with little change. East of Divide: fair with afternoon warmth, highs 75 to 85.
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Montana
Divide
Hiri Worto
Search Pushed for 11 Missing From Foundation Star Wreck
Sea and air forces pressed the hunt for 11 missing crewmen from the Honduran tanker Foundation Star after it split in two 130 miles east of Charleston during a hurricane. Coast Guard said 19 survivors, winds 50 mph, vessel still afloat only by deck plates. The captain was among the missing.
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Communists Wide-Front Korean Front Attacks Drive Allies Back
Overnight artillery barrages battered UN lines along the 155 mile front. South Korean Capitol Division fell from Capitol Hill as clashes raged Sunday and Monday. Sabre jets shot down two MiG-15s near the Yalu as American pilots claimed air victories.
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U.P
United Nations
Capitol Hill
Sabre
Red Gunners
Bunker Hill
Panmunjom
25Th Infantry
Yalu River
William E. Powers
South Hampton
Mass
Paul G. Kauttu
Portland
Ore
John E. Taylor Jr
New Preston
Delaware Safe Men Make $75,000 Haul
Police probe a weekend burglary at Colonial Trust Co in Wilmington. Robbers used sledgehammers and crow bars to break a vault and made off with an estimated $75,000, leaving empty money bags and chipped concrete. They pried hinges, removed rivets, and did not attempt the combination on the inner door.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Colonial Trust Co
Naguib Seizes Premier Post After Roundup Of 46 Opponents
In Cairo Gen Mohammed Naguib arrests 46 opposition leaders including Mustapha Nahas and other Wafdists as he consolidates power. Aly Maher resigns after a 40 minute meeting and Naguib forms a new cabinet while pushing land reform to cap holdings at 200 acres.
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U.P
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
Aly Maher
Naguib
Maher
Farouk
Mustapha Nahas
Nahas
Din
Three Montanans Die in Weekend Traffic Accidents
Three Montanans died in weekend crashes raising Montana’s 1952 highway fatalities to 147. Lyle Burns 18 Kila served in Memphis Tenn. James Gordon 60 Helmville Highway Department worker and Merle Fuchs Townsend gasoline distributor were killed in separate incidents. Burial services set for Helmville. coroner reports detail Hess.
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Associated Press
Kalispell
Powell County
Ralph J. Beck
Gordon
James O’brien
Helmville
Drummond
Robert Buck
Missoula
Fuchs
Montana
Highway Department
Emmett Shea
Ross Funeral Home
Deer Lodge
Maine Votes Today
Maine citizens vote in the year's first state election in Portland testing the adage that as Maine goes so goes the nation.
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Portland
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