Split Over Suez Strains NATO Unity Across U S and Britain
The United States Britain and France face a deep rift over the Suez Canal dispute creating tension within NATO. State Department insiders say the split is fundamental and will persist despite attempts to bridge it in New York with Dulles Lloyd and Pineau.
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Supreme Court Denies Virginia Park Lease Appeal
The Supreme Court let stand a lower court ruling barring Virginia from leasing Seashore State Park if the plan could discriminate against Black people. Judge Hoffman ruled the park must admit all races and any lease must avoid racial discrimination. The park near Virginia Beach has been closed for two summers due to the case.
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Adlai's Telephone Pep Talks Boost Party Dollar Drive
Adlai Stevenson told Democratic fund raisers by long distance telephone that the campaign is progressing well but must not lose momentum. He organized conference calls from his farm in Libertyville to reach 48 states and the District of Columbia, using 40 000 miles of cables with 21 telephone companies. The drive aims to raise money for television time for Stevenson and Kefauver, with the plan to saturate key areas via rallies in California and neighboring states led by governors Meyner and Leader and senators Humphrey and Gore.
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Nationalist Rebels Shot Down in Algeria Clashes
Forty seven nationalist rebels were killed in clashes with French troops in Algeria over the weekend, according to French headquarters. No French losses were estimated.
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Eisenhower backs draft as indispensable under present conditions
President Eisenhower defended selective service as essential for national security, rejected calls to end the draft, and warned against “loose talk” abroad. He cited 2,800,000 in the armed forces and noted the draft spurs enlistments and strengthens military readiness.
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Greek Cypriot To Hang for Killing British Sergeant
Nicosia Cyprus A 22 year old Greek Cypriot was found guilty of killing a British police sergeant and sentenced to be hanged. Nicos Tsartellis a grocer from Narnaca was convicted in Nicosia special court of the fatal shooting of Set Reginald William Tipple at Larnaca last June 21. Tsartellis protested I did not shoot him and is completely innocent. His wife sister and mother fainted as the sentence was announced. This is a disgrace to English justice the condemned man shouted. It was the 11th death sentence handed down since EOKA extremists began their campaign on Cyprus 18 months ago. Eight Greek Cypriots have been hanged, one awaits execution and the death sentence on the 10th was commuted to life imprisonment. A British serviceman was killed and another wounded yesterday in an ambush near Famagusta the first outbreak of EOKA violence in eight days.
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Radioactivity Hits Australian Cattle Near Maralinga Tests
Cattle about 400 miles from Britain’s atomic tests in Maralinga, South Australia, show high radioactivity after the cloud passed. A Geiger counter recorded thyroid counts near 3,900 versus a normal 30, with scientists unsure if 3,000 is dangerous.
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Quick-Freeze Inventor Clarence Birdsey Dies
Clarence Birdsey, 69, credited with inventing a rapid freezing process that earned him a fortune, died suddenly of a heart attack last night at the Gramercy Park Hotel in New York. He began the work from a $7 Labrador idea and six years ago sold the patent to General Foods for 22 million dollars.
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Lozano Supporters Claim Honduras Ballot Victory
Supporters of acting President Julio Lozano asserted a victory in Honduras Constituent Assembly elections marked by police and troop gunfire that killed one person and wounded nine. They reported winning 38 of 56 seats, giving a majority to push Lozano’s constitutional presidency, with wins across 10 of 14 departments including Francisco Morazan.
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Chances of GOP Governor Victory Linked to Ike Support in Virginia
Virginia Democrats and Republicans foresee a good chance for a Republican governor next year if Eisenhower is carried in the state. Rep. Howard W. Smith warned Democrats against an Ike win, while GOP Chairman I. Lee Potter urged turnout and cited the reelection of two Virginia congressmen as pivotal.
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Richard H. Poff
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Dewey
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Egypt proposes cooperative system for Suez canal talks
In a 7000 word speech Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi called for a negotiating committee to study a cooperative arrangement protecting canal users and Egypt. He rejected endorsing the London plan for international control, urging UN support for dialogue instead. Soviet envoy Shepilov backed a six to eight nation committee including US, USSR, Britain, France, India and Egypt. He urged Lloyd and Pineau to withdraw their UN resolution condemning nationalization, warning it would undermine UN authority.
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Humphrey Defends Stabilizing Policies Against Democrat Plans
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey warned the Democratic platform would destroy continuing prosperity. He cited tax cuts paired with new spending as inflationary and urged balanced budgets. He contrasted Eisenhower administration policy with Democrats, arguing for prudent spending and tax cuts funded by a surplus.
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105 Voters Register In City Saturday
A total of 105 persons registered Saturday before the voting books closed by law 30 days before the election. Mrs Louise Buncutter central registrar noted additional registrations since July 1 and that nine transferred votes elsewhere six requested absentee ballot applications.
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Virginians Arrive in England for Jamestown Festival Tour
Gov. Thomas B. Stanley and 113 Virginians landed in Southampton aboard the Noordam for a 10 day tour of the British Isles. The delegation will visit the Netherlands Belgium and France and return October 30. The visit supports next year’s Jamestown Virginia 350th anniversary celebration.
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Virginia Weather Forecast for Winchester Area
Fair tonight and Tuesday with milder conditions tonight. Expect a low near 50 and a cooler trend a bit later. Tuesday highs around 70 with cooler night temperatures, and a first quarter moon appearing late week.
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Mantle's Fifth Game Home Run Highlights Dodgers Sweep
Don Larsen pitched the first World Series perfect game as the Yankees beat the Dodgers 2 0 to take a 3 2 series lead. Mickey Mantle delivered a telling homer and the defense stifled Los Angeles with no hits or walks.
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Boxscore recap and notes from a Brooklyn Giants game
Boxscore shows Mantle with RBI and a home run for New York Aces as Maglie takes loss. Larsen dominates with 7 strikeouts, final score 3 2. The page lists lineups, defensive positions, and attendance 64 519 after a sample sale ad for discontinued fabrics at The Wright House.
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