Three Matters Call the Back To Washington
President Eisenhower plans to return to Washington Saturday from Newport to discuss Arkansas school integration and the Middle East crisis. A White House briefing cites talks with Attorney General Brownell, Dulles, Henderson, and Budget Director Brundage. Mansfield urged a regional Middle East conference and U N arms controls as the Administration speeds weapons to Jordan Lebanon Turkey and Iraq. Eisenhower also pledged to uphold the federal Constitution in Little Rock.
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Arkansas
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U. S. District Court
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Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
Turkey
Iraq
Union Official Signals Possible Phone Rate Hike
Martin J. Hughes of the Communications Workers predicts a strike if Ohio Bell Tel Co. fails to improve wages. He cites 11 to 1 union votes in all 23 locals, representing 18,600 workers across 19 cities and 26 smaller communities. With the contract due to expire at 12:01 a.m. Sunday, pickets could begin at 6 a.m. Sunday if needed.
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Rate Hearing Set For Canton Blue Cross Rates
A public hearing is scheduled for Sept. 18 in Canton on Hospital Service Inc. application to raise its Blue Cross insurance rates.
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Canton
Hospital Service, Inc
Blue Cross
Slaying Probe Highlighted By Fractured Lead
Police traced clues in Judith Mae Andersen’s slaying as a retired railroad worker allegedly tossed three chisels into a West Side lagoon. Axel Johnson, 75, questioned and released, read reports he was sought after a tools disposal sighting near Montrose Harbor where her body parts later surfaced.
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Judith Mae Andersen
West Side
Axel Johnson
Central Police Station
Judith Mae
Montrose Harbor
North Side Harbor
Man Says He Knows Who Killed Miller
In Wheeling West Virginia a man named Albert Tavan a local auto salesman told police he can identify two Steubenville Ohio men as involved in the killing of Nick Miller a Wheeling cafe owner whose body was found in a parked car near Pittsburgh on August 22 He appeared at police headquarters on Thursday with his accusation.
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Nick Miller
Pittsburgh
Albert Tavan
Steubenville
Ohio
No Charges Filed Against Ohio Driver
Nassau authorities investigate the death of 14 year old Eleanor Mae Meppen of Nassau who was struck by a Zanesville Ohio motorist moments after stepping from a school bus. The driver Wing Kew Mah 26 faced no charges.
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N. Y
Eleanor Mae Meppen
Zanesville
Portland Mayor Schrunk Cleared on Most Vice Probe Charges
Portland Oregon Mayor Terry Schrunk was cleared by state officials on all but one charge in the Portland vice investigation leaving a single unresolved count amid ongoing scrutiny of city crime and corruption probes.
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Ore
Terry Schrunk
Portland Vice
Judge Davies may rule on Little Rock integration saga
Federal Judge Ronald N. Davies weighs the Little Rock School Board request for an indefinite postponement of integration as National Guardsmen keep watch around Central High School. Tension drops slightly with school opening as crowds thin and guardsmen regroup. President Eisenhower vows to use legal means to enforce federal Constitution amid state action.
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Central High School
Ronald N. Davies
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Orval Faubus
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Faubus
Monkey Bites Cop in Detroit Trial
Edward Osowski explains his monkey bit a policeman because the animal dislikes uniforms. Traffic Referee Oscar A. Riopelle acquits Osowski in the case alleging harboring a vicious animal.
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Detroit
Edward Osowski
Osowski
Oscar A. Riopelle
Stock split approved for General Tire and Rubber Co
Shareholders approved a three for one stock split. Each $2.50 par value common share will be exchanged for three shares with a par value of 83 1/3 cents. The action was taken Thursday.
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Akron
General Tire and Rubber Co
Teamsters Face AFL-CIO Ouster Questions Over Corruption
Washington reports say Teamsters leaders expect possible expulsion from the AFL-CIO amid corruption charges. Some AFL-CIO officials doubt that outcome while urging reform, with the Sept. 30 Miami convention seen as decisive. The union seeks to handle probes under its own rules and due process.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Thomas L. Hickey
New York
Teamsters
Miami
Federation
Ethical Practices Committee
Asian Flu Best Cure Bedrest Says AMA Council
The AMA Council on Drugs reports home bedrest and fluids are the best treatment for Asian flu. Antibiotics and sulfa drugs do not affect the virus and may cause resistance or adverse reactions, though secondary bacterial infections should be treated with antibiotics after sensitivity checks.
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Anns. Council
AMA Council On Drugs
AMA
Special Committee
AMA Journal
Auto Dealers Warned of Licenses Arrest Risk
The Ohio Dealers and Salesmen Licensing Board warned mobile auto dealers that salesmen lacking licenses face possible arrest. The Friday briefing emphasized enforcement and compliance across the Columbus area.
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Ohio Dealers and Salesmen Licensing Board
Typhoon Bess Slams South Japan Causing Homes Loss
Typhoon Bess struck southern Japan with 90 mph winds and heavy rain, damaging 250 houses and halting transport. Police report two missing and 1250 homeless in Kyushu. crop losses expected. The storm moves north toward Tokyo Yokohama at up to 20 mph, with possible 90 mph winds by Saturday.
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Japan
Kyushu
Tokyo- Yokohama
No Authorization Claimed In Japanese Court Shooting Case
Girard’s commander states he had no orders to fire at scrap metal collectors on the Maebashi firing range. Testimony cites locals saying soldiers sometimes fired blanks or empty cartridge cases to scatter collectors near the machine gun amid the trial for Mrs. Naka Sakai’s death.
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Girard
Billy Mahon
Comyn
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Monon
Noboru Matsuzawa
Naka Sakai
Mahon
Hayashi
Drugs Might Raise Capacities in Mental Health
Dr Nathan S Kline reported at the International Congress for Psychiatry that drugs may unlock dormant human capacities and treat schizophrenia. He noted drug therapy began in 1953 in the United States and now circulates worldwide, revolutionizing mental health care and potentially boosting capacity in healthy individuals.
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Switzerland
International Congress For Psychiatry
Nathan S. Kline
Rockland State Hospital
Orangeburg
N. Y
Kline
United States
Glass Worker Wins Southeast Ohio Pizza Eating Championship
A 240-pound retired glass worker named John Scarpella won the pizza pie eating championship in Zanesville southeast Ohio by polishing off five 14 inch pepperoni pizzas. He earned a $25 prize in a contest conducted by the Sons of Italy.
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Ohio
John Scarpella
Sons of Italy
Miss America Contest Advances to Final Eliminations in Atlantic City
The third and final group of 51 contestants competes in preliminary rounds tonight to trim to 10 semi finalists for the Miss America 1958 pageant in Atlantic City. Winners in talent and swim on Thursday influence scoring though top standings and the winner remain secret. the title carries 5000 in cash 5000 in scholarship and 50 000 to 75 000 in fees.
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Marian Ann McKnight
Manning
Indiana
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Tucson
Sara Ann Cooper
Buckner
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Police Capture Check Artist The Traveler in Ohio
Indiana State Police Lt. Edwin Schroeder jailed suspects Charles R. Speedie 51 of San Fernando California after 11 years pursuing the phony check passer known as The Traveler. Speedie faced multiple state charges and offered to plead guilty to a single federal count if states joined charges.
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Indiana
Edwin C. Schroeder
Schroeder
Charles R. Speedie
San Fernando
Calif
Speedie
John McCrory
Indiana State Police
Middleburgh Heights
Ohio
Cuban revolt casualties rise as government claims victory
Havana reports about 75 rebels killed or wounded in a day-long uprising in south central Cuba. The high command says 12 government troops were killed and 13 wounded. They accuse former president Carlos Prio Socarras of masterminding the attack on Cienfuegos, 150 miles southeast of Havana.
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Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Carlos Prio Socarras
Cienfuegos
Prio
Ohio convict pleads innocent at Missouri arraignment
James Richard Esson 35, an escaped Ohio convict, pleaded innocent on a first degree robbery charge at a Lexington arraignment. He was ordered held for Circuit Court trial Oct. 21 after being captured in Kansas City on Aug. 16. Police say he abducted Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Wagner after getting a ride near Kingdom City, Missouri.
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James Richard Esson
Ohio
Esson
Kansas City
Carl A. Wagner
Kingdom City
State Employees Won’t Have Individual Insurance Soon
Columbus report says state department employees will gain group-type insurance under a new law effective Saturday. Finance Director John Skipton announced that the move from individual policies will save the state thousands of dollars annually.
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Columbus
John Skipton
Skipton
Malaya Approved for United Nations Membership
The Security Council approved Malaya's UN membership application on Thursday. Malaya, formerly a British protectorate, became independent and joined the Commonwealth on August 31.
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Malaya
Security Council
Southeast Asia
Manslaughter Charge Filed in Medina County Crash
Medina County authorities filed a manslaughter charge against James Harsa 64 of Cleveland after a car-truck collision near Brunswick on Thursday. Passenger Charles Haborak 65 of Brunswick died. Harsa's wife Rose 63 and Hattie Hamet 63 were injured and hospitalized. Lloyd Smith 29 of Oberlin, the truck driver, suffered a broken arm.
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Medina County
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Charles Haborak
Ohio
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Oberlin
Haborak
Rose
Hattie Hamet
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