Queen Elizabeth Arrives in New York in Grand Welcome
Britain's Queen Elizabeth arrives by train at Stapleton Staten Island on a 65 foot red carpet. Gov. Harriman greets her as dignitaries gather for a ticker tape ride to City Hall. A day of events includes luncheon Waldorf Astoria UN visit and Empire State Building tour before a late flight back to England.
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Britain
Elizabeth
Washington
Stapleton
Staten Island
Manhattan
Prince Philip
Averell Harriman
Lower Broadway
City Hall
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Empire State Building
United Nations
The
Waldorf
United States
England
Judge To Rule In Union Case On Hoffa Restraining Order
A federal judge considers converting a temporary restraining order against James R. Hoffa into a preliminary injunction and possibly appointing court masters to oversee the Teamsters Union until new elections. Attorneys debate whether to bar Hoffa longer and whether the court can intervene in private union affairs.
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Teamsters Union
F. Dickinson Letts
James R. Hoffa
Letts
New York
Teamsters
Hoffa
Miami Beach
Fla
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Committee
S—Wier
Dave Beck
Unknown Cause Fire Destroys Downtown Portsmouth Block
A downtown Portsmouth fire damaged or destroyed three shops and caused smoke and water damage to three more. Loss estimates ranged from 100000 to 500000 dollars as crews fought the blaze for hours after 1 a.m. with help from surrounding districts. The origin was not officially determined.
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John Adams
Lowe's Restaurant
James F. Pendleton
Fire Department
New Boston
Scioto County
Scientist wary of mid east crisis overshadows missile threat
Cambridge MIT official Dr. H G Stever warns the Middle East crisis poses a greater immediate danger to U S security than Soviet inter continental missile progress. He notes Russia has shown space launch capability but would need time to perfect a reliable weapon and urges stepped up basic science research.
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Middle East
Russia
H.G. Stever
Air Force
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sputnik
Cecilia Kuehn
Chicago
Dynamite Ends Plans Of Negroes To Move In Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama a frame bungalow intended for Mrs Cleo Prince was damaged by dynamite as part of a pattern of attacks on Black families moving into an all white neighborhood. Two other houses bought by Negro families in Fountain Heights were bombed last April.
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Birmingham
Ala
Cleo Prince
Fountain Heights
Oldest local resident dies at 100 in Archer's Fork
Mrs. Thersa Hille, aged 100, of Archer's Fork near Marietta, died Sunday at her home. She was Washington County's oldest resident.
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Thersa Hille
Archer's Fork
Washington County
Marines Stay With Fleet In Turkish Syrian Crisis
Vice Admiral Charles R. Brown said about 6200 Marines and a flotilla of warships remain with the U.S. 6th Fleet during the Turkish Syrian crisis. The force Joined the fleet in mid September for a NATO exercise off Turkey, with most Marines to return home after the drills. He indicated the Marines will stay with the 6th Fleet until they leave the Mediterranean but did not specify when.
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Rome
Charles R. Brown
U.S
Brown
Turkey
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Longtime Akron Attorney Clyde Beery Dies at 90
Clyde F Beery 90 a veteran Akron lawyer and 1893 Ohio University graduate died Sunday He practiced law for 60 years and belonged to the Akron bar for 59 years He was among the oldest practicing attorneys in the state.
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Akron
Clyde F. Beery
Ohio University
Directive cuts expenditures for military research
A newly public Defense Department directive slashes military research and development spending by at least 170 million dollars. Signed by Secretary Charles Wilson before retirement, the order aims 10 percent cuts from each service’s share of basic research while targeting the procurement fund, triggering industry concerns over impact.
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Washington
Defense Department
Charles Wilson
Washington Post
Times Herald
Congress
Department
Anchor Tragedy Claims 15-Year-Old Angler
Norman Lyon, 15, drowned when an anchor rope fouled his leg and hurled him into 45 feet of water from a cabin cruiser. Father was fishing nearby. recovery failed.
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Los Angeles
Norman Lyon
Rocket Firing Test To Try Vanguard First Stage Today
Officials at Cape Canaveral plan to resume test-firing the Vanguard rocket using only the first-stage engine. The aim is to validate a three-stage system that would place an American satellite into about 300 miles orbit. Sputnik completes 18th day of global circling, with current period near 95.5 minutes per revolution.
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Vanguard
Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Outer Space
Cambridge
Mass
Richard _E.McCrosky
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Sputnik
Earth
McCrosky
C. A. Whitney
Smithsonian
Milk Prices Rise Across U S In Early Month Survey
An Agriculture Department survey shows retail home delivered milk in 25 cities averaging 25.2 cents a quart early this month, up 0.33 cent from September and 0.67 cent from a year ago. Producer prices for class I milk averaged 5.72 dollars per hundred pounds, with regional variations. highest in the East and South, lowest in the Midwest.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
East
Midwest
Thief Chased by Rolled Newspaper in Phoenix
Norman E. Dan, 57, used a rolled up newspaper to ward off a knife-wielding robber in a Sunday Phoenix edition incident. The assailant fled after the blow, leaving Dan uninjured.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Norman E. Dan
Dan
Fire kills mother and seven children in Belpre apartment
A weekend blaze caused by defective wiring killed Vivian Snider and seven of her children in a second story Belpre apartment above a vacant store. The dead range in ages from 5 months to 14 years. two sons survive with the father visiting relatives. Firefighters reported suffocation as the cause. Ronnie 16 and Darrell 13 were elsewhere. three other children injured or receiving care. The family plans burial in Rockland Cemetery with services Tuesday.
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Belpre
Lloyd Snider
Snider
Vivian
Anda
Sheila
Mona
Reta Jo
Mickey
David
Danny
Ronnie
Ing
Russell Kerns
Parkersburg
Rockland Cemetery
Diplomats Report 21 Auto Tours Across States
Washington officials say Soviet and American diplomats each made 21 separate automobile tours in the United States in the first nine months. A Soviet quartet’s West Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania trip was cleared by the State Department after pretravel notice.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Russia
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Washingtton
North, South Koreans Clash on Repatriation
Reported clash between North and South Koreans over repatriation policy on Sakhalin island. About 317 repatriates arrived at Maizuru Japan from former Japanese territory. some said Soviets sealed Koreans in Yuzhno. Returns describe corruption shortages theft killings and fights on Sakhalin.
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Tokyo
Sakhalin
Maizuru
Japan
Yuzhno
Syria Denies Mediation Talks With Turkey
Syria rejects mediation with Turkey under Saud's auspices and will present a UN complaint over Turkish troop concentrations on the border. Maj. Gen. Asif Bizry travels to Saudi Arabia. UN debate on the Turkish Syrian crisis to begin with likely multiple resolutions.
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Syria
Foreign Ministry
Turkey
Saud
Asif Bizry
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Izvestia
Russia
UN Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Saws Way Out of Jail
Beaver County Sheriff A. L. Shook said Harry Henson, 59, escaped his jail cell by writing an apology late Saturday night. Henson was held on a second degree burglary charge. He stated I hate to do this but the boys came after me, though the attackers were not identified.
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Beaver, Okla
Beaver County
A. L. Shook
Harry Henson
Henson
Kaiser Men Killed Sunday On Route 2 Near Ravenswood
Two Kaiser construction sheet metal workers Albert Carson 36 and Billy Bert Rowlin 25 of Parkersburg Arkansas natives were killed when their car crashed 10 miles north of Ravenswood on Route 2. State police said speeds appeared very high after the car toppled into a 75 foot ravine. Jackson County records show seven highway deaths for 1957.
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Ravenswood
Albert Carson
Billy Bert Rowlin
Parkersburg
Arkansas
Jackson
Jackson County
Weather West Virginia and Ohio Five Day Forecast
West Virginia tonight fair and not as cold low 45. Tuesday cloudy and warmer. Ohio tonight fair with little change. Tuesday high around 70. Five day outlook: temperatures 2-3 degrees below normal. mild Tue and Wed, cooler Thu or Thu night, then continued cool through Sat. Precipitation about half an inch with showers Thu or Fri.
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Four arrested in Pomeroy on theft charges
The Messenger reports four suspects were jailed in Pomeroy on theft charges. Details remain sparse as investigations continue and charges may be filed by the county prosecutor.
Freak Mishap Kills Woman in Nelsonville
Mrs Hester N Cunningham 57 of Main St Chauncey was killed in a freak accident on Bennett Rd near Kimberly Saturday evening. The car rolled after she stepped out to help Mrs Ed Wolfe and she became crushed between the car and a wire fence. She died of chest and internal injuries en route to Mount St Mary Hospital. Survived by son Luther H Mayles. two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Johnson funeral home with Rev Gus Graham. burial in West Union Cemetery Athens.
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Hester N. Cunningham
Main St
Chauncey
Bennett Rd
Kimberly
John Elias
Athens County
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Jackson County
James
Laura Gaskins
Ira
Luther H. Mayles
Athens
Alta Ossman
Luella Cooksey
Lorain
Frank Gaskins
Fred Gaskins
Pamela Kay Mayles
Democrats blame Eisenhower over Little Rock crisis
The Democratic National Committee approved a civil rights statement accusing President Eisenhower of failing to take an early firm stand on observance of federal civil rights laws in Little Rock. The resolution, backed by Truman and Stevenson, calls for Civil Rights Commission appointments and enforcement leadership without further delay.
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Democrats Today
Eisenhower
Little Rock
National Committee
Advisory Council
United States
Benjamin B. Everett
North Carolina
Harry S. Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Democratic National Committee
Council
Bhat
Senate
$265 Million Securities Move by Open Truck
In Worcester Massachusetts an estimated 265 million dollars in securities were moved two miles in open trucks from the old State Mutual Assurance Co of America Building on Main Street to new quarters on Lincoln Street. The shipment included a significant portion negotiable securities and appears to be a planned relocation of company assets.
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Worcester
Mass
Old State Mutual Assurance Co. of America
Main St
New Quarters
Lincoln St
Britain Shapes Pool Proposal For U S British Science Project
London reports government plans to pool US and UK scientific resources including nuclear and rocket research. Prime Minister Macmillan will present a joint planning directorate with headquarters in Washington as he meets President Eisenhower. Congress may need to modify the McMahon Act for US participation.
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Macmillan
Washington
Eisenhower
British Comelmonwealth
North Atlantic Alliance
United States
Congress
Soviet Union
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