Justice Harold Burton retires opening Eisenhower court majority
Justice Harold H. Burton announces retirement after 13 years on the Supreme Court. The White House says Eisenhower will name a successor, potentially the fifth appointee to the nine member court. Burton cites medical advice and service to the public as reasons for stepping down. Eisenhower praises Burton’s public service. The president’s selections have favored federal appellate and state supreme court judges.
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Washington
Harold H. Burton
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
White House
Burton
Justic Warren
California
John M. Harlan
Charles Evans Whittaker
Federal Appeals Court
William J. Brennan
New Jersey State Supreme Court
U.S. Sees China Truce Offer as Diplomatic Tactics
Washington reports the United States plans to end convoying Nationalist Chinese ships in the Formosa Strait within a day or two. Officials stress the move rests on the absence of Communist shelling, not on Red China's recent week long ceasefire offer, and insist U.S. operations have been international in nature.
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Washington
United States
Formosa Strait
U. S
China
Red China
Quemoy
Ternstedt Talks Stall As 1000 Workers Resting
Columbus workers idle at the Ternstedt plant as local contract talks stall after five hours of discussion with UAW Local 969. About 4,000 idle for four days since the national GM agreement, local issues awaiting settlement.
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Columbus
General Motors
Ternstedt
United Auto Workers
Boy Knocked Down By Car Crippled Leg After 10 Days
In West Warwick Rhode Island Kenneth Pelleccione a four year old boy learned he had a fractured lower right leg ten days after being struck by a car. His parents observed him acting bothered while riding his tricycle prompting medical checks.
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West Warwick
R. I
Kenneth Pelleccione
GM Plant Reopens in Vandalia After UAW Local 947 Return
GM Plant in Vandalia part of Allison Division resumes aircraft propeller production as about 1000 members of United Auto Workers Local 947 return to work.
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Dayton
Aero Products
General Motors
Allison
Vandalia
United Auto Workers
Sheriff Seeks Jenkins in Ironton Wounding Case
Deputies search for James Jenkins, 20, of Pigeon Hollow, in connection with the Monday wounding of Roscoe Butts, 32, in Ironton. The incident left Butts injured and authorities issued an arrest request.
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Ironton
James Jenkins
Pigeon Hollow
Roscoe Butts
Segregation Roundup: States Plan White Schools Amid Closings
Arkansas and Virginia shut 14 schools after Clinton Tenn. high school was dynamited. Gov Faubus predicts private white schools by October as courts extend bans. In Clinton authorities seek dynamers clues while 850 students move to Oak Ridge elementary. Virginia opens emergency classes for Front Royal juniors and seniors.
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Arkansas
Virginia
Clinton
Tenn
Washington
Florida
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Little Rock
Orval F. Faubus
St. Louis
Oak Ridge
Duncan C. Gibb
Warren County
Front Royal
Plans for New Home End in Tragic Accident
Frank D. Hogan 32, of Port Clinton Ohio, had three weeks vacation from his job to finish a new home on Catawba Island. While backing his car from an unpaved driveway the vehicle rolled into a ditch, throwing him under the wheels. He died of internal injuries as his family planned a larger residence.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
Frank D. Hogan
Catawba Island
Hogan
Akron Tire Chief P W Litchfield Retires From Goodyear
Board chairman P W Litchfield of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co retires after long service ending his tenure this Monday.
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Akron
P. W. Litchfield
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
GM Says IUE Pact Is Reached
GM announces an overall national contract reached with the IUE covering 25,000 workers. Local management and IUE reps are negotiating six plant specific supplements, progress noted but slow with no details disclosed. The IUE strike began last Thursday alongside the UAW action. UAW and GM had a separate national deal, but some plants have yet to resume production.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
United Auto Workers
UAW
Two Children Found Safe After 10Hour Search
In Batavia a 10 hour search ended when Karen Blades aged 4 and her 3 year old friend Jeff Lang were found walking along a county road near the town. They were reported in good health and returned to their homes.
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Batavia
Here
Karen Blades
Jeff Lang
Former Official Dies At 74. State Dept Veteran
W Chaplin of Huntington author and former State Department official famed for Russian affairs died Monday at his summer home near Bluemont Virginia. He served as a longtime government expert and authority in his field.
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Washington
From Kingpin To KP British Army Recruit Awed By Reception
Alan Yansley arrived in York to a warm welcoming party from his new regiment led by Capt. Peter Fleming and Maj. Wood. He became the regiment’s 200th recruit of the year and was given a government savings bond before starting his duties with kitchen police on Wednesday.
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York
England
Alan Yansley
York Station
Peter Fleming
Yansley
Wood
Eisenhower pivots from modernism to anti socialism campaign
President Eisenhower signals a stepped up congressional bid to defend moderate government by stressing socialism and higher taxes. He champions strong stance on Quemoy and Matsu and criticizes Democratic control as steering the nation toward socialism. Meade Alcorn and Nixon back the emphasis on peace and economic recovery as campaign themes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Quemoy
Matsu
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Alcorn
Congress
Nixon
Father Saves Dying Child
In Columbus Mrs Walter Kimball found her one year old Brenda Sue head first in a bucket of water she had left at the car. Husband pulled her out gave artificial respiration and emergency squadmen revived her with oxygen. she needed no hospital care.
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Columbus
Walter Kimball
Brenda Sue
Winds Tested Postpones Man High Balloon Flight
ALAMAGORDO N M Air Force officials postponed Lt Clifton McClures high altitude balloon flight to 8 30 then 10 am MST due to high winds He sits in a 39 foot capsule packed with instruments at 130 am to endure near 100 oxygen Atmosphere mimics 24 000 feet altitude to study edge of space and 24 hour stay aims for 100 000 feet with Clemson engineer degree holder McClure piloting the mission
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Alamagordo
N. M
Clifton McClure
Air Force
McClure
Clemson College
Nasser Tightens Grip As Syria Official Resigns
Sabri Assalia, Syria’s last premier before joining Egypt, resigns as vice president amid Nasser’s drive to centralize rule. UAR plans a government overhaul to end dual ministries in Syria and Greater Egypt. Assalia had limited opposition to Cairo’s expansion in the province.
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Cairo
Nasser
Syria
United Arab Republic
UAR
Sabri Assalia
Egypt
Middle East
Assali
Warden Denies Rumor of Privileges for Murderer
Columbus reports the warden of Ohio Penitentiary Ralph W. Alvis denies rumors that Thomas Yonnie Licavolt a Toledo underworld figure now at Hocking County honor camp receives special privileges. Licavolt sentenced for murder is a male nurse who travels to Logan and Lancaster with a guard for supplies.
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Columbus
Thomas
Yonnie) Licavolt
Toledo
Hocking County
Ralph W. Alvis
Ohio Penitentiary
Licavolt
Logan
Lancaster
Fall fashion styles for women advance pages 11 13
The Messenger highlights the latest fall fashion for women across pages 11 to 13, detailing trends in accessories foundation garments and chemises. Additional notices note police add machine to aid detection, and Pomero y council actions on disposal plant survey budget reservoir land.
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Pomeroy Council OK
Athens
Gallipolis
Chauncey Ines
Uoran Ee
Nelsonville
Glouster
Pope Pius XI Shows Improvement After Stroke
Rome reports the 82 year old pope continues to improve after a cerebral stroke struck Monday. The latest bulletin notes lucid senses and no motor deficiency, though his condition remains grave and hiccups persisted briefly. Vigils and prayers continue outside Castel Gandolfo and Vatican.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pius XI
Rome
Vatican
Ohio congressman J Harry McGregor dies at 62 in Coshocton
U S Rep J Harry McGregor Republican of Ohio dies at his Coshocton home at age 62. His body was found by his administrative assistant Robert Bruning after reporting to work. Death attributed to heart attack after about six hours. McGregor served in the Ohio House 1935 40 and entered Congress in 1940 after a special election. He had been a candidate for re election at the upcoming November 4 vote. He was a West Lafayette High School graduate and Oberlin College attendee. Mrs McGregor died Christmas last year. Three adult children survive.
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Coshocton
U. S
J. Harry McGregor
Ohio
William A. Ashbrook
West Lafayette High School
Oberlin College
Ohio House
McGregor
U S Steel recalls 350 at Lorain plant
About 350 workers are being recalled at the Lorain works of the U S Steel Corp s National Tube Division. The return to work will push plant employment to 8600, with 2200 still unemployed. The boost is to meet demand for semi finished steel products, a company spokesman said.
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Lorain
U. S. Steel Corp
National Tube Division
Ike to Bypass Ohio Campaign for Congress Candidates
President Eisenhower said he will not be able to campaign in Ohio on behalf of Republican candidates for Congress. He cited scheduling as the reason for skipping planned campaign appearances in the state.
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Columbus
Eisenhower
Ohio
Congress
Rebel mobs push for control in coastal village raid
A crowd of several hundred in a coastal village attempted to seize control while President Faud Chenab resided there. Lebanese security forces crushed the attack as rioting entered the 16th day of a general strike led by anti-Nasser Phalangist members demanding greater cabinet representation amid tensions with Premier Rashid Karami.
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Beirut
Faud Chenab
Raishid Karami
Camille Chamoun
Ohio House Member John L. Smith Dies at 45
Akron reports the death of John L. Smith a member of the Ohio House of Representatives from heart attack at age 45. The obituary notes his service and ties to the Akron area.
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Ohio Efonse
Akron
John L. Smith
Ohio House of Representatives
All Skills Are Necessary PTA Official Asserts Not All Are Students
Cincinnati report quotes Mrs. Fred L. Keeler Grand Rapids school committeewoman and National PTA vice president urging parents to value varied skills beyond math and science. She says many can contribute to the economy with useful work and cites teamwork in complex projects. Delegates at the Ohio PTA Congress back repealing the state motor scooter law and support junior colleges and federal aid to education.
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Cincinnati
Grand Rapids
Fred L. Keeler
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Keeler
Ohio
PTA Congress
Congress
Red Planes Targeted as Cease-Fire Shifts in Formosa Strait
In Formosa, Nationalist anti-aircraft guns on Quemoy fired on eight Communist planes during a cease-fire window. Nationalists said the Reds did not attack or suffer damage and withdrew toward the mainland. US Navy escorted supplies to Quemoy while air and sea activity intensify amid looming end of the cease-fire. Nationalist intelligence warned of possible Communist invasion preparations along the China coast.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Formosa Strait
Nationalist
Defense Ministry
U. S. Navy
Washington
China
Hong Kong
Quemoys
Meany Settles Ship Officers' Strike Dispute
A six day strike by deck officers ended and issues will be arbitrated by AFL CIO President George Meany. About 1300 strikers return to work and 60 ships were idle in Atlantic and Gulf ports. Arbitration sessions begin October 21 with the International Organization of Masters Mates and Pilots and 23 shipping companies represented by the American Merchant Marine Institute.
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New York
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
International Organization of Masters
The
American Merchant Marine Institute
Eastern Planes Added to Cincinnati Route Next November
Officials of Greater Cincinnati Airport in Boone County Kentucky announced Eastern Airlines will begin service on November 29. The Civil Aeronautics Board recently authorized Eastern service from Cincinnati to Chicago and Florida.
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Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati
Boone County
Eastern Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Eastern
Chicago
Florida
Weather Summary For Today And Tonight And Other Cities
Fair and warmer today and tonight. Wednesday partly cloudy and mild with a high near 80. West Virginia stays fair and not quite so cool tonight with low 37 to 42 east and 44 to 52 west. Other cities show varied conditions from clear to cloudy with temperatures in the 40s to 70s across major markets.
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Albany
Goss
Chicago
Cleveland
Ceees
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Indianapolis
Lownvaig
Miami
Ourcy
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Omaha
Pittsburgh
Cecese
Richmond
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Tampa
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Salt Lake City
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