Funds Sought for Operating White Schools
Arkansas leaders push private white schools as 3,000 high school pupils remain without classes. Gov Faubus plans a nationwide donation appeal to fund private segregation schools while federal rulings limit use of public schools for private classes. Clinton high school students return to a vacant building for integrated classes.
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Negro Teachers Seek Non-Segregated Jobs in Ohio Suit
The Ohio Supreme Court gave Lockland city school board until Nov 8 to respond to a suit filed by seven Negro teachers seeking assignments without color discrimination. The teachers urge cancellation of temporary postings to Wayne School and new schedules at Lockland School under their continuing contracts.
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Tass Announces Death Pope Pius XII
The Soviet news agency Tass released Rome dispatch reporting the death of Pope Pius XII. This marked the first notice of the pope's death in the Soviet press.
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Tass
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Weather summary fragment with mixed conditions today
Partler notes warm spells today with cooler periods tonight and Friday. Low tonight 62 rising to 72 76 Friday. Virginia shows cloudy mild with showers likely west and north tonight and warmer Friday then cooler later. City readings include Albany 68 Bismarck rain 55 Chicago 69 55 Des Moines 77 58 Helena snow 0 Kansas City 70 Louisville 65 Minneapolis cloudy Philadelphia cloudy Portland 64 45 Richmond 38 San Francisco 82 57.
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CBS Correspondent Expelled From Russia Over Play
Moscow expels CBS correspondent Paul Niven amid Soviet anger over CBS programs including a play about Stalin's death. Foreign Ministry cited dissatisfaction with CBS offerings and protest from Soviet Ambassador Menshikov in Washington.
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Washington
Oberlin to Award 20 Honorary Doctorates at 125th Convocation
Oberlin College will confer twenty honorary doctorate degrees at its 125th anniversary convocation on October 18. The event marks the college's milestone with distinguished recipients to be announced.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Lebanese Premier Karami Resignation Rumor Surfaces
In Beirut opposition circles push rumors that Premier Rashid Karami will resign after 14 days in office. President Fuad Chehab considers a military government as Lebanon faces sectarian tensions with the Phalange and Chamoun supporters.
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Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Rashid Karami
Fuad Chehab
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Karami
Chamoun
Christian Phalange
Top Forestry Officials Meet At Lake Hope
Ohio and national forestry chiefs gather for the annual meeting of the National Association of State Foresters at Lake Hope. The event includes committee meetings, tours of state forests, and visits to strip mines and state parks, with about 150 attending a Friday banquet.
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Nixon to Keynote GOP State Convention in Columbus
Vice President Richard M. Nixon will deliver the keynote address at the Republican State Convention in Columbus. The 8:20 p.m. EST speech will be televised.
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Richard M. Nixon
Strain Of Repair Too Much Heart Surgery Fails To Save Boy
Little Joey Kubitsky a six year old from South Plainfield New Jersey died after a four hour heart operation to close a hole between his heart chambers. Surgeons said he had been in satisfactory condition after surgery but was placed on the critical list. Neighbors had raised 4200 dollars for medical bills and 18 donors gave blood for the procedure.
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South Plainfield
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Red China and Formosa truce center on Warsaw talks
Washington officials said the next move to end the Formosa crisis rests with Communist China. Wang Ping-nan and U S envoy Jacob Beam were to meet in Warsaw Friday, their first since last Saturday when China halted artillery in the Formosa Strait for a week. The United States and Nationalist China had paused warship escorts to Nationalist supply ships as a condition of the truce. The State Department warned that resumed attacks would trigger an immediate restart of escort activity.
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Quemoys civilians endure flood tunnels as shells loom again
In Quemoy a Chinese Nationalist village of civilians shelter in waterlogged holes after a 44 day bombardment. Despite a cease fire the islanders fear renewed shelling and warning from Communist artillery positions around Quemoy. US ships paused escorts to supply convoys but will resume if fighting restarts.
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Cardinal Aloisi Masella Elected Chamberlain
Benedetto Cardinal Aloisi Masella elected papal chamberlain to manage church affairs until a new pope is chosen after the death of Pope Pius XII. The role oversees interregnum duties following the pope's death.
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Dayton Strike Settled First Settlement Ends Week-Long Walkout
About 10 000 workers of the Frigidaire Division of General Motors returned to work today ending a week long strike by members of the International Union of Electrical Workers It was the first local settlement involving the IUE and GM Negotiations for a national contract continue in Detroit Among the IUE locals still on strike in Ohio are 7 000 Local 755 at Delco Division in Dayton and the Packard Electric plant at Warren a GM factory with 4 900 workers
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Pope Pius XII Dies at Castel Gandolfo Mourned Worldwide
Pope Pius XII is dead at Castel Gandolfo after a stroke. He was 82 and served 19 years as head of the Catholic Church. He will lie in state at the Vatican and be buried in St. Peter's Basilica. Mourning spans nine days as cardinals prepare a secret conclave to choose a successor.
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GM and IUE reach three year auto contract amid lagging output
Detroit reports a three year agreement between General Motors and the International Union of Electrical Workers covering IUE workers in five cities including Dayton and Warren. The settlement follows a week long strike but fails to lift nationwide plant stoppages with only 14 of 126 GM plants reaching local deals a week after the national UAW accord. The pact includes a pay raise pension enhancements layoff pay and new severance terms for permanently discharged workers.
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Noted Educator Dr Woods Dies at 79
WASHINGTON Dr George Benjamin Woods aged 79 former dean of American University College of Liberal Arts died Wednesday He taught at Miami University Oxford Ohio and Carleton College Northfield Minnesota before becoming dean of American University in 1925 Born in Morris Illinois he had a long academic career
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Eisenhower and Nixon Mourn Pope Pius XII
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon paid tributes after Pope Pius XII died at Castel Gandolfo. They praised his devotion to God and service to humanity, noting his efforts for peace and opposition to tyranny.
Violent Midwest Storms Bring Rain Snow and Tornadoes
Storms swept across Missouri Iowa and Texas with thunder showers in Wisconsin Illinois and Chicago hail and rain in Grand Rapids and Fort Worth two drownings in flash floods near Grant City Missouri and a tornado skip across the northwest. Light snow fell at Cut Bank Montana as cold air pushed eastward into the Northern Plains.
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Third Balloon Test Halted
The Air Force halted its third Man High balloon flight in New Mexico about 12 hours before reaching 100000 feet. Pilot Lt Clifton McClure returned to ground after heat and humidity rose, risking heat prostration. The 3 million cubic foot balloon and sealed cockpit aimed for a 24 hour day-night cycle.
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Atom Test Shocks Mountain in Nevada Tunnel Blast
The test at the Atomic Energy Commission site in Nevada involved a one kiloton device. A mountain jumped when the shot occurred on Wednesday, with observers at two miles reporting a ground shake and some radiation. Crews expect weeks to access the detonation chamber and the AEC plans another underground shot on Friday.
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Glass workers prepare to strike two firms in auto glass
About 25 000 members of the United Glass and Ceramics Workers Union prepared to strike Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. and Lib bey Owens Ford plants as furnaces cooled at both facilities. The two firms are the nation's largest makers of auto glass.
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Fremont Mayor Transfers Pornography Case to Grand Jury
Cliff Overmyer nicknamed Tex is charged with three counts of possession and sale of pornographic material. The case is forwarded to the Sandusky County Grand Jury by Mayor CC W Auxter.
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Tex
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Fire Damages Gallipolis Auto Store
A Gallipolis auto store suffered fire damage reported in the morning edition of The Messenger. No injuries listed, with crews investigating the cause as flames swept through the showroom and adjacent areas.
Tomorrow In Foreign Relations Supreme Court Judge Says U S Not Ready
Ohio Supreme Court Judge James Garfield Stewart told the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers that the United States is not ready in foreign relations. He noted five world travels and warned the nation has distributed 70 billion dollars in foreign aid since World War II without building goodwill. He urged learning about peoples lives work and aspirations beyond diplomacy.
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