Chinese Extend Offshore Limits
The Peiping regime announced a 12 mile offshore zone including Quemoy Matsu Formosa and the Pescadores Islands claiming all foreign ships must obtain permission. It denounces U S occupation of Formosa as illegal and allows Beijing to view aid missions as invasions.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Quemoy
Peiping
Matsu
New China News Agency
Pescadores Islands
U. S
Pupils Plan To Protest Integration At Van Buren High
In Van Buren Arkansas a group of white youths gathered at Van Buren High School to block Negro students from entering the second year of court ordered integration. An 11 year old white senior claimed 41 boys organized a strike to remove the Black students. Freddy Bell a 16 year old Negro junior said he and others might not return amid threats. The white group threatened to block entrances while 13 Negro pupils are enrolled among about 650 white students.
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van Buren
Ark
van Buren High School
Freddy Bell
Greensboro
N. C
U. S. Marshal
Little Rock
Central High School
O Malley Convicted Of Bank Robbery
Charles M. OMalley of Columbus was found guilty Wednesday in federal court for his role in the May 6 Scioto Bank robbery at Commercial Point Pickaway County. Sentencing was deferred pending a possible motion for a new trial.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles M. O'Malley
Scioto Bank
Commercial Point Pickaway County
Weather Outlook West Virginia and Ohio North Region
Partly cloudy today and tonight with a low around 64 to 70. Friday will be warm and partly cloudy with scattered showers or thundershowers mainly in the west and north by afternoon or evening. In Ohio and Indiana regions, similar partly cloudy conditions persist tonight and Friday with little temperature change. tonight’s lows near 69 to 72 and Friday’s highs near the planned range.
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West Virginia
Quiet bid to ease Iceland Britain fish dispute seen
Reykjavik presses a calm approach as four party leaders are urged to moderate addressing the clash with Britain over a 12 mile fishing ban. Coast guards report several fistfights and a stone attack on the British ambassador’s residence while no shots were fired at sea.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Britain
Albert
Burrell
NCR union contract reached for Dayton plant
National Cash Register Co and the National Cash Register Employees Independent Union announced a new two year contract for the Dayton plant on Wednesday.
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Dayton
Ohio
National Cash Register Co
National Cash Register Employes Independent Union
NCR
Urge From the Heart Chef Says Any Man Can Out-Cook Wife
Eugene Ertle, president of the American Culinary Federation, told 150 chefs at the federation convention in Los Angeles that men have a stronger creative urge for cooking. He argued cavemen cooked for women and that women later took over food preparation, lamenting that many still see cooking as household drudgery.
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Los Angeles
Eugene Ertle
Ertle
American Culinary Federation
U. S
Oklahoma City professor receives rock with note for essay
Prof. V E Theissen of Oklahoma City University’s English staff received a package labeled for the Essay Department containing a stone and a note asking him to essay it. He sought help from the geology department for analysis.
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Oklahoma City
V. E. Theissen
Oklahoma City University English
OCU
Theissen
Watchdogs Seek Court Support Over Hoffa Plan
U S District Judge F Dickinson Letts heard monitors protest Hoffa maneuvers to abolish watchdogs over union affairs. The Monitors Board, led by Martin F O Donoghue, argued Hoffa would replace appointed monitors with a Hoffa chosen panel if his proposed convention and election proceed. Hoffa aims to end the monitor system and remove critics.
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U. S
F. Dickinson Letts
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Letts
Martin F. O'Donoghue
Monitors
Boy's Story Termed Hoax
Dayton police report a claim that an 8 year old boy, Robert Skinner Jr., was beaten and dragged after an argument over a BB gun. Detectives now say the injuries resulted from a fall from a tree, with a broken limb and bottles found at the scene.
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Dayton Ohio
Dayton
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Robert Skinner Jr
Robert
U S Navy Traces Plane Missing Over Turkey Near Armenia
In Adana Turkey the U S Air Force extended its search for a C130 Hercules with 17 aboard that disappeared two days earlier near the Soviet border. The last radio contact came over Van Turkey about 110 miles from Soviet Armenia.
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Turkey
U. S. Air Force
Soviet Union
Van
Armenia
Amish Parents Keep 25 Children From School
In Ashland Ohio Amish parents from Savannah kept 25 children from public school amid ongoing controversy with Ohio school systems.
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Ashland
Ohio
Savannah
Chile Holds Election Photo Finish as Chile Chooses Leader
Chile votes in a presidential election with four of five candidates locked in a photo finish. The capital Santiago hosts the vote as results begin to drop.
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Santiago
Chile
Civilians deputized as deputies amid school integration peacemaking
The Associated Press reports federal civilians were enlisted as deputy marshals in Little Rock if needed as several southern schools integrated peacefully. In Arkansas, Van Buren and Fort Smith opened with minimal trouble though some threats occurred. Greensboro saw a Klan banner but minimal incidents as students entered. Kentucky and North Carolina districts desegregated without major disturbance. Virginia desegregation faced mixed progress.
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Associated Press
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van Buren
Ark
Larry Bell
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Hoxie
Fayetteville
Charleston
Kentucky
Charlotte
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
N. C
Party chiefs pledge clean campaigns in Eisenhower era clash
Washington leaders of both parties signed a code of fair campaign practices after a news conference. Meade Alcorn and Paul Butler said they oppose Faubus remarks on school integration and pledged not to distort facts. Butler accepted some use of the part time president claim as acceptable within limits.
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Eisenhower
Meade Alcorn
Paul M. Butler
Charles P. Taft
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Alcorn
Faubus
Supreme Court
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Democratic Party
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Miss Mississippi Faith Shines in Atlantic City Pageant
Mary Ann Mobley entered as Miss Mississippi and won the talent championship in the Miss America preliminaries. Miss California Sandra Lee Jennings won the preliminary swimsuit event and will compete in evening gown tonight. Mobley performed an operatic solo torch song and jazz dance for 6642 spectators.
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Iowa
Joanne Lucille MacDonald
California
Sandra Lee Jennings
Atlantic City
N.J
E. D. Hopkins
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sandra
Joanne
Hopkins
Strategic Air Command
USAF
N. J
Mary Ann Mobley
Beth
Brandon
Miss
Mary Ann
University of Mississippi
Riverside
Mississippi
Typhoon Grace Aims at Shanghai After Battering Formosa
A typhoon named Grace moved from Formosa toward Shanghai after striking northern Formosa, threatening coastal areas and prompting warnings from authorities to brace for strong winds and heavy rain.
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Taipei
Formosa
China Sea
Red China
Shanghai
British Riots Taper Off
London racial disturbances eased as heavy rain reduced clashes between white youths and non whites in Notting Hill. Prime Minister Macmillan's cabinet warned of utmost strictness to end trouble and said immigration policy from Commonwealth and colonial countries was under study.
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London
Notting Hill
Macmillan
Can't Fight City Hall Housewife Gives Up Light
Newark New Jersey Hattie Levin battles city officials over a new street light in front of her 23 year old home. She blocks workers then yields after authorities instal a 50 foot pole to fulfill a city crime and accident reduction program.
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Newark
N. J
Hattie Levin
Bomarc Test Launch From New Zealand Reaches Cape Canaveral
A Bomarc air defense missile was launched remotely from Kingston New Zealand and tracked to a target drone off the South Atlantic missile range. The test, part of the SAGE system, used a large computer to control the flight before the weapon was aimed to miss the drone. Boeing Seattle mass produces the device for potential operation at 14 U.S. sites.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
SAGE
Kingston
N. Z
South Atlantic
Boeing Airplane Co
Seattle
Ike Selects Doolittle For Space Agency Council
President Eisenhower named Lt. Gen. James H. Doolittle retired along with three others to the nine member Civilian Space Agency Council. Also chosen were William A M Burden of New York Dr Alan T Waterman of Westmoreland Hills Md and Dr Detlev M Bronk of New York. The panel will coordinate space age activities across federal agencies.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
James H. Doolittle
Civilian Space Agency Council
William A. M. Burden
New York
Commerce
Air
Air Force
Alan T. Waterman
Westmoreland Hills
National Science Foundation
Detlev M. Bronk
National Academy of Sciences
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
Ashtabula Man Named To Head Foundation
Anthony E. Candela of Ashtabula is named Ohio's representative on the Columbus Foundation. Gov. C. William O'Neill announced the appointment. The foundation is a non profit group aimed at fostering better relations with Latin American nations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Anthony E. Candela
Ashtabula
Ohio
Columbus Foundation
William O'Neill
Nine Day Chrysler Strike Ends in Detroit
A nine day strike by 600 United Auto Workers at Chrysler Corp forge plant in Detroit ended Wednesday night. The walkout had idled 4600 workers and was part of ongoing wildcat stoppages affecting the auto industry at the start of the 1959 model year.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Princeton names assistant athletics director McVay
Princeton University announces Martin S. McVay of Washington Court House Ohio has been named assistant to the director of athletics. Director R Kenneth Fairman disclosed the appointment on Wednesday.
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Princeton
N.J
Martin S. McVay
Washington Court House
Ohio
Princeton University
Judge Zimmerman to be honored at Springfield dinner
A dinner October 4 will honor Judge Charles B. Zimmerman of Springfield for 25 years of service on the Ohio Supreme Court. The event marks his long tenure and contributions to the state judiciary.
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Springfield
Charles B. Zimmerman
Ohio Supreme Court
Eisenhower and Dulles discuss steps to avert war in Formosa Strait
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles meet at the summer White House to study ways to forestall a Chinese Communist invasion of Quemoy and related islands. Dulles may present an Asiatic allies plea for a pledge to defend against invasion, with MacDill Pact nations reportedly urging action.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Formosa Strait
White House
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Quemoy
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France
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Thailand
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School Fire Delays Opening for Pupils
A fire at St. Andrews Catholic Church School in Cleveland delayed the opening for about 240 elementary pupils. Damage to church and school was estimated at 9000 dollars. Fire Captain Norman Mentall said the cause was not determined.
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Cleveland
St. Andrews Catholic Church
Norman Mentall
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