Castro's Regime Faces Defiance Amid One-Hour Strike
In Havana Fidel Castro mobilized workers for a one hour nationwide strike as anti regime officers defied the government. Two planes dropped anti Castro leaflets over the capital while bombings injured 42 Cubans. Maj Matos and 30 officers resigned in Camaguey amid treachery accusations.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Revolutionary Army
Cuban Labor Federation
Castro
Manuel Urrutia
Camaguey
Maj
Hubert Matos
Brand
Matos
Fulgencio Batista
Washington
United States
UN condemns Red China over Tibetan rights vote
The United Nations General Assembly approved an Irish Malayan resolution urging Tibetans to determine their own way of life. The vote 45 to 9 with 26 abstentions included Britain France and Belgium. The Panchen Lama pledged continued revolution in Tibet.
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United Nations
N. Y
Red China
U. S
General Assembly
Assembly
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Tibet
Red
Himalayan
Peiping
Postmasters to Receive Commissions at District Dinner
Sixteen newly appointed postmasters will be awarded commissions at a district dinner Friday evening at the Lake White Club in Waverly. Amesville Postmaster Ralph Bennett described the presentation by the postmaster general J. M. Risley and the Columbus field service officer, with about 75 reservations for the 6 45 p.m. event. Eligible postmasters hail from Chester Glouster Langsville Letart Falls Wellston Kananga Radcliff and South Point, with others from Portsmouth Asheville Londonderry and Westerville.
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Lake White Club
Waverly
Amesville
Ralph Bennett
Bennett
Chester
Glouster
Langsville
Letart Falls
Wellston Kananga
Radcliff
South Point
Hunger Strike Wins Goal At Berkeley ROTC Rally
Frederick L. Moore Jr. ends a 50 hour fast five days early. The 18 year old son of an Air Force colonel says he achieved his aim. Over 1000 UC students sign petition for voluntary ROTC instruction.
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Berkeley
Calif
Air Force
Frederick L. Moore, Jr
Arlington
University of California
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Red China vows forceful seize of Formosa
Washington reports that Red China shows no sign of renouncing force to seize Formosa from Chinese Nationalists. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said Peiping continues to declare its intention to seize Taiwan and that leaders there have reiterated this position.
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Washington
China
Formosa
State Department
Lincoln White
Taiwan
Peiping
Mediator pushes bid to end 40 day moldmaker strike
Federal mediator William Rose urged resolution of the 40 day strike by about 1000 moldmakers against the glass container industry.
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Pittsburgh
William Rose
Shotgun Blast Misses Woman in Mason Home
A shotgun blast shattered a bedroom window at the Mason residence of Mrs. Dorothy Pyatt early today. Pyatt, a justice of the peace and school teacher, slept through the incident and was unharmed.
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Point Pleasant
Dorothy Pyatt
Mason
Secretary Seeks Taft Hartley Law Change On Mediation Board
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell said he will urge amendments to Taft Hartley national emergency provisions to allow the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service to request a presidential inquiry board during mediation, possibly before a strike, as current rules require a national emergency for such action. The change targets clarifying issues early in disputes including the steel strike.
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Washington
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Steel injunction delayed as judges weigh nationwide impact
A three judge panel in Philadelphia indefinitely delays enforcement of the steelworkers injunction. Government and union lawyers spar over stay legality while the case moves toward the Supreme Court. The union fears 500000 workers would lose wages and mills could reopen then shut again.
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Circuit
Austin Staley
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
U. S. District Court
Pittsburgh
Torney General
U. S. 3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Goldberg
David J. McDonald
Biggs
Herbert Goodrich
William Hastie
Supreme Court
Eisenhower open to East West summit after Western unity
President Eisenhower said he is willing to attend an East West summit with Khrushchev once Western Allies coordinate positions. He stressed a presummit unity is essential and noted private correspondence to arrange talks could occur as early as December. He also indicated readiness to meet De Gaulle Macmillan and Adenauer at any time.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Richmond Hotel
Augusta National Golf Club
Khrushchev to Visit De Gaulle in Near Future
Paris sources say President Charles de Gaulle invited Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev who accepted the invitation. The date is not fixed but expected in the next weeks. De Gaulle backs an East West summit in principle but not before next spring, seeking personal talks before Eisenhower and Macmillan.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Kennan slams Allied German proposals as inflexible
Former ambassador George F. Kennan described Allied plans for Germany as stilted and inflexible and warned a summit will not ease East West tensions. He attacked current American defense strategy favoring atomic weapons and called Berlin safeguards a defensive delaying action after the Soviet demand to leave the divided capital.
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Washington
George F. Kennan
Germany
Moscow
Truman
Kennan
State Department
Cratic Club
Berlin
Soviet Union
Troops Practice At Cape Canaveral For Jupiter IRBM Launches
Air Force personnel at Cape Canaveral aided the Army in launching the 12th Jupiter intermediate range missile this year. The 60 foot war rocket flew 1500 miles along the Atlantic range under an overcast sky, with some troops likely to man Italian sites later in the year.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Italy
Army
Cape
Atlantic
Hero of World War II Faces Deportation After War Service
Felix Montalban a Filipino veteran of World War II and the Korean War was ordered deported with his wife and three American daughters. The Immigration Service accuses him of illegal entry, recounting his wartime service and a 1942 sinking incident where he saved funds for American soldiers before turning them over to Allied forces.
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San Francisco
U. S. Immigration Service
Felix Montalban
United States
Remedios
Montalban
U. S. Army Transport Service
Philippines
Army Transport Service
Bulk Of Flynn's Estate Goes To Pat Wymore
New York probate reports show Errol Flynn left the bulk of his estate to his estranged wife actress Patrice Wymore. The estate value filed in surrogate court Wednesday was listed as more than 20 000 dollars, though reports estimated it above 100 000 dollars.
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New York
Errol Flynn
Patrice Wymore
Embassy Man Home Relates Red Seizure
Russell A. Langelle, security officer at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, was expelled by the Soviets on espionage charges and returned to Washington for State Department consultation. He arrived in New York Wednesday night and said he believed the seizure was tied to his role guarding embassy security, classified materials, codes and personnel.
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Washington
Russell A. Langelle
Central
Moscow
State Department
Langelle
U.S
New York
Leftist Salvatore Quasimodo Wins 1959 Nobel Prize
STOCKHOLM Sweden Italian poet Salvatore Quasimodo 58 won the 1959 Nobel Prize in literature for lyrical work that expresses the tragic experience of life in our times. He is allied with leftist causes and says he fights for world peace and friendship. He teaches history of literature at the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory in Milan.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Salvatore Quasimodo
Swedish Academy
Quasimodo
Giuseppe Verdi Musical Conservatory
Milan
Nationwide Insurance Seeks Missing Currier Ives Prints
An official of Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. in Columbus said about $2,000 worth of Currier & Ives prints ordered for the firm’s collection have not arrived. Robert Benson of Flint Michigan promised delivery by Oct. 6, but only a cancelled $500 down payment check has been received and no prints.
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Columbus
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
Currier & Ives
Robert Benson
Flint, Mich
Missile Experts Back New Plan
The Army space rocket team at Huntsville Alabama led by Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris and Wernher von Braun approve President Eisenhower s decision to move the Saturn program to NASA. They say the change stabilizes the project and advances a national space program. Eisenhower praised the Army team and noted the transfer to civilian leadership.
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Defense
Neil McElroy
Navy
Thomas Gates
White House
Eisenhower
Wernher von Braun
Civilian
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Washington
Army
Huntsville
Ala
Space Agency
John B. Medaris
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Medaris
Army Ordnance Missile Command
Pentagon
Augusta Ga
Russia
Soviet Union
Ballistic Missile Agency
Haircut Saves Man From Fine and Jail Sentence
In Spartanburg South Carolina Wilbur Fowler Allison faced drunk driving charges. He claimed a hair tonic caused the odor of alcohol. The barber supported a haircut and tonic treatment noting the tonic contained 70 percent alcohol. A policeman testified Allison staggered at arrest. The trial ended in a mistrial after three hours of deliberation.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Wilbur Fowler Allison
Allison
Egg Sandwich Illness Ties to Newbury School Lunch
Egg salad sandwiches at Newbury School noon meal may have caused food poisoning among 50 students teachers and staff. Nine were admitted to Geauga Community Hospital for observation, with no one seriously ill.
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Newbury School
Geauga Community Hospital
Old man finds $500 glove money will return it
Ja cob Spreitzer 77 finds a glove with a wallet containing 5000 dollars in a Portland hotel room. He reports to police despite need and says he wants no reward. Police record shows owner Fred William Taylor welfare recipient died last June and money reverts to the state.
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Portland
Ore
Jacob Spreitzer
Spreitzer
United States
Austria
Fred William Taylor
Taylor
Unions To Get Chance For Maintenance Help
Gov DiSalle said Ohio plans to employ prisoners in mental hospitals will continue but unions will get a chance to supply maintenance workers. A list of needed personnel will be sent to labor leaders including the Ohio AFL-CIO and the Ohio State Building and Construction Trades Council.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Ohio Afl-Cio
Ohio State Building and Construction Trades Council
Girl Critical After Transfusion Refusal
A six year old girl, Linda Jean Yourinho, remains in critical condition in Atlantic City after brain surgery without a blood transfusion. Her parents, Joseph and (illegible) Yourinko, Jehovah’s Witnesses, refused permission for religious reasons.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Linda Jean Yourinho
Joseph Yourinko
Absecon Highlands
Jehovah's Witnesses
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