Dulles Chiang Meet in Taipei Amid Quemoy Shelling
Secretary of State Dulles and President Chiang Kai-shek opened talks in Taipei amid renewed Red shelling of Quemoy. A State Department spokesman said Dulles would not pressure Chiang, while Chiang warned against reducing garrisons. Casualties and civilian harm were reported as bombardment continued.
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Formosa
Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Chiang
State Department
Defense Ministry
Joseph Greene
Chen Cheng
England
Walter Robertson
Washington
U. S
China
Quemoys
Split Southern Democrats Face Butler After Eisenhower Jab
Southern Democrats clash with Democratic National Chairman Paul M Butler over civil rights in 1960 platform with some calling for his removal. Eisenhower labels Democrats as split, with southern and radical wings, while Nixon aims for eastern swing and Truman campaigns for Harriman in New York.
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Butler
Wheeling
W. Va
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Truman
New Castle
Averell Harriman
New York
Bolivia Revolt Suppressed After Four-Hour Battle in La Paz
In La Paz a Falange Socialist revolt failed after a four hour street battle with government forces. Reports of deaths circulated but one fatality was officially confirmed as rebels attacked homes of high officials and leaders of the ruling National Revolutionary Movement before troops and militiamen routed the uprising.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
National Revolutionary Movement
Ohioan to Face Arraignment in Kentucky Shooting
Flemingsburg Ky March arraignment set for Eugene Henry 34 of Hanging Rock Ohio on a charge of wilfully shooting to death Pearlie Mae Bush 21. Henry was indicted Monday in connection with the fatal shooting.
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Hanging Rock
Lawrence County
Ohio
Pearlie Mae Bush
Eugene Henry
Governor Explains Vote Stand On Constitutional Amendment
Governor C William ONeill plans a statewide TV program tonight at 9 p m to explain his reasons for backing the constitutional amendment. An aide filled a speaking engagement in Cleveland leading to illness speculation, but press secretary H W Conefry said he was rehearsing the talk for TV and noted the Ohio Optometric Society appearance.
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Columbus
Cleveland
William O'Neill
O'Neill
Ohio Optometric Society
H. W. Conefry
Conefry
Wtvvn-Tv
Cincinnati
Dayton
Toledo
Youngstown
Governor Proposes Ohio Scholarship Fund for 1000 Able Students
Columbus report says Gov. C. William O'Neill will ask the Legislature to set aside funds for a half million dollar program providing 1000 scholarships for outstanding students who cannot afford college. The plan aims to expand access to higher education.
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Columbus
C. William O’neill
50 American Students Welcomed In Germany
Bonn Germany Cabinet Minister Hermann Lindrath welcomed 50 American students who will study on German scholarships. The scholarships are funded by a foundation created to express German gratitude for postwar U S economic aid. Students will study at technical institutions and universities in West Germany and West Berlin.
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Bonn
Germany
Hermann Lindrath
U. S
West Germany
West Berlin
Cardinal Costantini Rites Held in Rome
Funeral services for Celso Cardinal Costantini chancellor of the Roman Catholic Church were held today in the presence of 39 other princes of the church in Rome.
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Rome
Celso Cardinal Costantini
Missile programs four months ahead of schedule
Detroit report states Army Secretary Wilber Brucker says portions of the Redstone and Jupiter missile programs are four months ahead of schedule, reflecting progress in strategic weapons development.
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Detroit
Army
Wilber Brucker
Lausche to Vote for Right to Work Issue
Ohio Senator Frank J. Lausche told newsmen he would vote for the right to work law. He spoke before a Champaign County Democratic gathering Monday night and affirmed his support for RTW contracts.
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RTW
Urbana
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Champaign County
Truck Upset Kills Former Fire Chief Near Gallia Line
Gallia County authorities report Walter Wise a longtime Gallia garage operator and former Galliapolis fire chief died when a truck toppled from blocks as he worked on the right side near Route 135 just inside the Jackson County line at 9 15 a m. Miller's Funeral Home is handling the body.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Walter Wise
Gallia County
Wise
Jackson County
Miller's Funeral Home
Former OU Student Missing in Hiram Search
A mass search by 250 students and two light planes failed to find Ross White a 20 year old Hiram College sophomore and former Ohio University transfer from Chagrin Falls. The search covered underbrush near the campus area where students hike.
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Hiram
Ohio
Ross White
Hiram College
Chagrin Falls
White
Ohio University
France Threatens to Skip Geneva Nuclear Talks
France warned it will not be bound by any U S British Soviet agreement to suspend tests and would not participate in Geneva disarmament accords. Diplomats fear Moscow may cite the stance to reject terms and continue testing as talks open October 31. Zorin said Paris shows no intent to reduce atomic threat or take disarmament steps.
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United Nations
N. Y
France
Geneva
Soviet Union
Jules Moch
Valerian Zorin
Moch
Youth Braves Flames To Save 3 Year Old
A 17 year old youth crawled through a blazing living room to rescue a trapped 3 year old neighbor boy. He wrapped himself in a jet blanket and towel then passed the child to his mother. The youth collapsed from smoke inhalation and was treated at Mercy Hospital. the child Solomon Jones Jr. was unharmed.
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Baltimore
William H. Miles
Mercy Hospital
Solomon Jones Jr
Birds Nuisance Conviction Shocks Esher Neighbors
In Kingston-on-Thames Magistrate Court a talking mynah from Esher was found guilty of being a public nuisance after neighbors testified to its loud squawks and singing. Latimer fined 2 pounds with 42 pounds court costs and told to muffle the bird.
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Kingston-on-Thames
Esher
London
John Puddy
Charles Vanstone
Latimer
Pilots Study Rocket Chance for Space Ride
Dallas report details Boeing engineers and pilots Becker and Cokely preparing for a Chance-Vought rocket powered craft. The team aims for an 18 000 mph Earth orbit and splashdown near base, with simulations and centrifuge tests planned before 1965.
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Dallas
William Becker
Ralph Cokely
Chance-Vought
Boeing Airplane Co
Air Force
Martin
Becker
Cokely
Boeing
Thai army seizes control as martial law declared
Marshal Sarit Thanarat resumes direct rule in Thailand after ousting the civilian government installed January 1. Martial law is imposed, the constitution suspended, and the National Assembly dissolved. Premier Thanom Kittikachorn resigns. Sarit’s return follows months abroad for medical treatment. Backers discuss a new charter modeled on France.
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Thailand
Sarit Thanarat
Southeast Asia
Sarit
National Assembly
Thanom Kittikachorn
Washington
England
Whetaver Sarit
Marshal P. Pibulsonggram
France
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home probe findings revealed
Ohio State Auditor James A. Rhodes released a report on the Sandusky home ahead of a trustees meeting with Governor O'Neill. The governor said disciplinary action was indicated and ordered the inquiry into solicitation of residents for a convention and other alleged irregularities at the home.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
C. William O'Neill
State Highway Patrol
O'Neill
Space Animal Planned By Air Force
Washington reports the Air Force plans to place a specially trained small animal into Earth orbit but only if there is a good chance of recovering it alive.
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Washington
Air Force
Hospitalized Voters May Cast Absentee Ballot Early
In Columbus a new state law allows hospitalized voters to vote by absentee ballot ahead of Election Day November 4. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown reminded residents of the option to vote at the local election board before the holiday.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Five Nations Begin Plan Of Safeguards
The United States Britain France Italy and Canada start drafting proposals to guard against surprise attack. They plan to include Eisenhower open skies and ground observation posts and will present views to the Soviet Union in Geneva on November 10 for a practical study of safeguards.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Geneva
State Department
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Physician To Pope Subject Of Inquiry
The Rome Medical Assn will formally probe Prof Riccardo Galeazzi Lisi the Pope’s personal physician for 19 years over alleged sale of articles describing the pontiff’s last illness and death agony The inquiry may last about three weeks and could yield a reprimand suspension or removal from the medical profession.
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Rome
Rome Medical Assn
Pius XII
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
Guardsman deserts DMZ after killing captain in Korea
The UN Command reported a Communist guard in Panmunjom killed his captain and deserted to the South while stationed in the Korean DMZ fence line.
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Panmunjom Korea
North
South Korea
Missile Spending Set Cape Canaveral 1959 Total
The Air Force plans a record 305.886 million dollars to run the missile test center at Cape Canaveral for fiscal year 1959. Officials say the funding covers operations, maintenance, and related activities at the launch facilities and testing ranges.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
GM Settles Three UAW Local Strikes Restoring Jobs
General Motors reports 1470 workers reach settlements at Norwood Ohio Fisher Body, 2100 at Tarrytown New York Chevrolet, and 650 at Elyria Ohio Brown-Lipe-Chapin. Total back on the job rises to 203 226 as 87 bargaining units settle. Chrysler and Ford motor Co. also report progress amid industry-wide contract talks.
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General Motors Today
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UAW
Fisher Body
Norwood
Ohio
Chevrolet
Tarrytown
N. Y
Elyria
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor CO
American Motors
Eisenhower urges unity as he attacks Democrats in California
President Eisenhower campaigns in Los Angeles and San Francisco urging GOP unity to win Congress. He accuses Democrats of a split left and right and touts Knowland Knight races while praising Vice President Nixon as a key leader in the party drive.
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Congress
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Shrine Auditorium
U.S
William F. Knowland
GOP
Goodwin J. Knight
Knowland
Senate
Lane
United States
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Dick Nixon
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