Stassen Threatens Nixon in 1960 Veep Shuffle
Washington AP reports Harold Stassen revived attacks on Nixon during a White House visit, omitting Nixon from a four contender list and fueling GOP chatter about Rockefeller and other rivals. Eisenhower aides say Stassen spoke for himself, not the president, while insiders doubt a coordinated campaign.
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Washington
Nixon
Harold E. Stassen
White House
Stassen
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Senate
Massachusetts
United Nations
Interior Seaton
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
Texas
Mitchell
Meade Alcorn
Friends
James C. Hagerty
Rockefeller
Five Members Resign from Little Rock School Board
Five members of the Little Rock School Board resigned Wednesday night to clear the way for a quicker resolution of the integration impasse. The resignations, effective at midnight Friday, leave Dr. Dale Alford as the lone remaining member and open all six seats in the December 6 elections. Pulaski County Judge Arch Campbell expected to appoint an interim board until after the election.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Virgil T. Blossom
Orval E. Faubus
Amis Guthridge
Capital Citizens Council
Blossom
Virgil Blossom
Guthridge
Dale Alford
Alford
Pulaski County
Arch Campbell
Caril Fugate Testifies About Starkweather Murders
Caril Ann Fugate tells jurors she pleaded with Charles Starkweather to spare Bennet boy Robert Jensen and his date Carol King last January. She recalls being ordered to stay silent as Starkweather killed others, while warning that her own family could die if she attempted to escape.
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Lincoln
Neb
Caril Ann Fugate
Charles Starkweather
Caril
Starkweather
Brunette
Bennet
Robert Jensen
Jensen
Carol King
Storm Cave
Michigan Man Held On Bad Check Charge
TOLEDO Ohio A man arrested by Fostoria police was taken into custody by the FBI on charges of interstate transportation of fraudulent checks Clifford Cunningham Jr 25 of Hillsdale Michigan was held at Lucas County Jail by FBI agents who did not discuss the case
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Toledo
Ohio
Fostoria
FBI
Clifford Cunningham Jr
Hillsdale
Mich
Cunningham
Lucas County
Ohio Trio Runaway Camp Day Trip Near Chagrin Falls
Stanley and Peter left St. Peter's School with a taxi ride to a Chagrin Falls area camp. They carried a bow and arrows, gear, and $200 bor rowed from Stanley's parents. Patrolman Kaschalk found them after a day away from home as they planned to buy dog food for a third runaway German shepherd. Stanley had $138 remaining.
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Cleveland
Stanley
Peter
St. Peter’s School
Chagrin Falls
George Bleich
Paul D. Kaschalk
Kaschalk
Bleak Future For Springhill After Mines Closing
The Dominion Coal Co. will not reopen Springhill Nova Scotia mines, ending a 125 year era of coal mining as 7000 residents face loss of a $60,000 weekly payroll. The No. 4 colliery explosion in 1956 killed 39. No. 2 upheaval in Oct. 74 died. miners last paid Nov. 1. the town seeks provincial aid.
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Springhill
N. S
Dominion Coal Co
Ralph Gilroy
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Robert L. Stanfield
Dominion
No. 4
No. 2
Boy to be tried as adult in slaying case
In Youngstown Ohio Juvenile Judge Henry P Beckenbach ordered 15 year old Richard Harter of Garfield Heights to be bound over to the county grand jury for adult trial on charges of slaying a 62 year old railroad worker.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Henry P. Beckenbach
Mahoning County
Richard Harter
Garfield Heights
Cleveland
Weather outlook with mild, partly cloudy nights
Partly cloudy and mild tonight and Friday with lows around 44 to 48 and highs near 70 to 75. West Virginia shows a warm trend with 40s east and lower 50s west. Friday brings partial cloudiness and a chance of rain late night as temperatures stay warm across the region. Local city readings list varied conditions from Chicago to Washington with most areas cloudy or clear and temperatures ranging from the mid 40s to mid 70s.
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West Virginia
Bismarck
Chicago
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Louisville
Secescesse
Miami
Saked
New Orleans
Omaha
Anon
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Beattie
Washington
Bear Growls Not Bite In Berlin News Brief
East German Premier Otto Grotewohl held a two hour news conference with hundreds of reporters. He spoke on peace German unification Berlin situation and possible negotiations to remove Soviet troops from East Germany. Hours later ADN issued a correction clarifying his remarks on troop talks.
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Berlin
Nikieta Khrushchev
West Berlin
East Germany
ADN
Grotewohl
Strike Idle 48,800 as Chrysler Plants Shut Down
Detroit area factory halt paralyzes Chrysler production after an 8000 UAW office workers strike over a failing contract, closing all eight assembly plants while 17 supplier plants stay partly open. Negotiations suspended with no resumption date set.
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Chrysler
UAW
Chrysler Automotive
Detroit
Mayor's drive hits staff in Springfield gambling crackdown
Mayor Thomas J. OConnor Jr ordered police to crack down on gambling activities. Pasquale Calabrese, 25, a city constable, was among the first arrested and convicted in district court of registering and accepting bets, receiving a month in the House of Correction.
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Springfield
Mass
Thomas J. O'Connor Jr
Pasquale C. Calabrese
House of Correction
Massillon Man Faces Charges In Shooting
Massillon resident William Ray Calkins aged 21 was jailed after a woman was shot at with a .22-caliber rifle. Police say improper automobile registration led to his Wednesday arrest, with shooting charges expected to be filed today.
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Massillon
Ohio
William Ray Calkins
Ohio Highway Patrol
Atlas Test Postponed amid Countdown Troubles
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Launch of a powerful Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile was postponed early today as the firing crew encountered technical trouble during the countdown.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Hearst Son Dies at 49 in St Thomas
Hearst heir John Randolph Hearst, son of the late publisher William Randolph Hearst, died today in St Thomas Virgin Islands. He was 49.
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ST. Thomas
Virgin Islands
John Randolph Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Rogers orders grand jury probe of Birmingham minister arrests
Attorney General William P. Rogers announced a federal grand jury will review whether the recent arrests of Negro ministers in Birmingham Alabama violated civil rights. He said the grand jury will convene in Birmingham as soon as possible and begin work promptly.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Birmingham
Ala
Rogers
McCoy Faces Murder Trial Next Month
Canton date set for Russell McCoy of Zanesville to stand trial for first degree murder on December 8. He admits taking part in a 1955 hold up that killed two Uniontown grocers and has linked to a separate 1957 double slaying near Zanesville. Judge George N. Graham ordered the date after McCoy sought swift action.
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Canton
Russell McCoy
Zanesville
Uniontown
McCoy
Harry Dale Bundy
Bundy
Louise Lee
Lloyd
Common Pleas
George N. Graham
Eisenhower To Light Chicago's Main Street Tonight
Chicago's State street main thoroughfare will glow with a new $500000 lighting system stretched along a mile as President Eisenhower signals its switch on from the White House at 10 p.m. EST. The event marks a landmark urban illumination project tied to national pride and modernization.
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Eisenhower
Chicago
State Street
White House
Geneva Attack Talks Bog Down Again
The 10 nation technical conference on prevention of surprise attacks failed to agree on an order of business for a second day. Delegates met an hour and 15 minutes and issued a communique nearly identical to Wednesday. The conference will reconvene Friday.
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Geneva
College Loan Approved for Dormitory Wing
Washington Mari etta Ohio college will receive a federal loan of 200000 dollars for a four story dormitory wing addition. The college will contribute 80000 dollars to round out the construction fund.
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Washington
Marietta
Ohio
Delaware Fire Destroys Meredith Hardware Store
A fire swept through a hardware and supply store in Meredith last night causing about 54000 dollars in losses. No injuries were reported and investigators worked to determine a cause.
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Delaware
Meredith
Harvester Plants Hit By Strike Across Nation
Chicago reports confirm a 36 500 member United Auto Workers strike shutting International Harvester Co plants in 15 locations nationwide. Picket lines formed as the walkout began at 7 a.m. local time after failed federal mediation. UAW authorized the strike following rejection of a union contract proposal to replace the expired agreement. Duane Greathouse said Harvester rejected union demands aligned with auto industry contracts.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Chicago
International Harvester Co
UAW
Duane Greathouse
Agricultural Implements
Harvester
Reds Resume Island Attack
Reds resumed sporadic shelling of the Quemoy Islands continuing their day-on day-off pattern. China Nationalist Defense Ministry said Red coastal batteries around Amoy lobbed 259 shells at the Quemoys up to noon amid ongoing intense military preparations in coastal areas facing the islands.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Defense Ministry
Amoy
Quemoys
Fire damages downtown Gallipolis as blaze rages three hours
A basement fire at the Davis Shuler department store in Gallipolis trapped downtown as flames climbed to the third floor and the Elks Building. The Plaza Hotel roof and adjacent areas suffered heavy damage while two policemen were hurt and several injuries were reported as fire crews from multiple towns battled the blaze. Insurance estimated store losses at about 100000 with further damages at the Plaza Hotel and Circle Restaurant.
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Gallipolis
Davis-Shuler
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy
Midsleport
Gallipolis State Institute
Huntington Fire Department
Hector Steele
Elks
Plaza Hotel
Jim Saunders
Garland Nibert
Dean H. Davis
Davis - Shuler
Howard
Joe) Baker Saunders
the Elks
The
Argentine President Survives Coup as Oil Strike Escalates
President Arturo Frondizi crushed a palace coup led by Vice President Alejandro Gomez and declared a state of siege. Oil workers halted a nationwide strike, protesting a government plan to seek foreign help for developing Argentina's oil industry as troops backed Frondizi and arrests followed a broad crackdown.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Alejandro Gomez
Radical
Congress
Frondizi
Gomez
Mendoza
Andes
Peronistas
Supreme Court admission for Ohio tax official Bowers
Stanley J. Bowers, Ohio Tax Commissioner, has been admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court. This marks a notable professional milestone for the tax official and enhances his bar credentials at the national level.
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Washington
Ohio
Stanley J. Bowers
United States Supreme Court
Lively Holiday Assured Dance Plan By College Girls
Priscilla Lamb and Gail Griffis, both 19, from Toledo and Glen Ridge, invest 900 dollars to host a Thanksgiving dance in New York for college students. They booked a ballroom and orchestra, printed tickets, invited students from as far as the University of Michigan, and expect sales at the door.
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New York
Smith College
Priscilla Lamb
Toledo
Gail Griffis
Glen Ridge
N. J
Priscilla
University of Michigan
Artful forger aims for prison life novel
William G. Gates, 27, sat in Seattle City jail confessing to forging about $100 in bad checks. He told reporters his aim is a novel set against prison life and said forgery was his passport to study life behind bars, insisting the act caused no physical harm. Det. T. C. Jorgensen arrested him Wednesday afternoon after Gates signed a confession.
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Gates
Seattle
Det
T. C. Jorgensen
Wattle
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