Judge Meets Governor's Challenge By JAMES MARLOW
Federal Judge Ronald N Davies moves toward a showdown with Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus over school integration after Faubus used the National Guard to block Negro students. Davies orders federal prosecutors to seek injunctions and stop Guard interference, outlining standard steps toward a permanent injunction.
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Washington
Ronald N. Davies
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Davies
Supreme Court
Little Rock
Central High
Faubus
National Guard
U S Warned Russia and Syria on Force Readiness
Deputy Undersecretary Robert Murphy told the U S mayors conference in New York City that Washington remains ready to meet any force with force. He said the United States seeks a disarmament accord but warns against misinterpreting American power amid Soviet missile boasts and growing Soviet activity in Syria Egypt and Yemen.
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Washington
Russia
Syria
United States
State Department
Robert Murphy
U.S
New York
London
Soviet Union
Moscow
America
Middle East
Konstantin A. Vershinin
Vershinin
Pravda
Murphy
Egypt
Yemen
Syria calls urgent cabinet session over U S aggression threat
Syria's cabinet met in an urgent session as state media urged nationwide mobilization against what officials call U S provocation. Foreign Minister Bitar vowed Syria will not be terrorized and will defend its policy amid reports of five U S warships off Latakia and unidentified jets over the port.
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Damascus
Syria
U.S
U. S
Syraan
Salah Bitar
Bitar
Moscow
Red Star
Turkey
Jordan
Samir Rifai
Amman
Israel
Rifai
Latakia
Washington
Tile Industry Threat Cited by Businessman
E. D. Mann president of the Tile Council of America told Chicago tile dealers that cheaply produced foreign tile using low paid foreign labor threatens the U S tile industry. He said manufacturers have launched a campaign to equalize competition to counter unfair foreign competition.
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Chicago
Zanesville, Ohio
United States
E. D. Mann
Tile Council of America
Chicago Area
Sleeping Sickness Strikes South Korea In Outbreak
Thirteen people, mostly children, have died of encephalitis after a sleeping sickness outbreak that began two weeks ago in four southern provinces of South Korea, health authorities reported on Tuesday.
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Seoul
South Korea
State Board weighs changes to teacher certification rules
Columbus board proposes new education hours for teachers and bans dual elementary high school certs. Mandatory public hearing set for Nov. 12. Proposals include new training hour ranges for elementary programs and classroom experience requirements for principals and supervisors. Also addresses annexation provisions to protect tax revenue during district merges.
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Columbus
State Board of Education
E. E. Holt
State Board
Reciprocity Offered For Red Newsmen
HONG KONG The United States has opened the way for an exchange of reporters with Communist China and the matter is now up to the Chinese government. Undersecretary of State Christian Herter said the positions of the United States and Red China on reciprocity in admitting newsmen are not far apart.
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Hong Kong
United States
China
Christian Herter
Red China
Herter
MeSsenger Measured Headlines From Finsterwald
The MeSsenger items highlight Finsterwald leading in performance averages and a focus on the missile issue. Other notes include a venire of 75 for a Blankenship trial, a sewage meeting planned by the council, and Board support for Dr Boocks. The MeSsenger also covers Mason County youth show winners, Nelsonville tax cuts, OU faculty additions, and Pom-Mid notes.
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DR. Boocks
Mason CO
Nelsonville
Young killer Isai Green Jr gets death sentence in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Judge Byron A Milner sentences Isai Green Jr 15 to death for the holdup murder of Jacob Wallfield 75 at his drug store last July. Green admitted firing the shotgun. Co defendants Edwin Walker 14 and James Crowson 15 receive life terms.
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Isaias Green, Jr
Green
Pennsylvania
Byron A. Milner
Jacob Wallfield
Edwin Walker
James Crowson
Expulsion Predicted in Hoffa Presidential Fight
SAN FRANCISCO 7 Rep Jack Shelley says Hoffa would expel the union from the AFL-CIO if elected Teamsters president. Shelley, 51, has been in Congress eight years and warns of major labor realignment.
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San Francisco
Jack Shelley
Calif
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
Afl-Cio
San Franciscan
Congress
Report Partly Right in Columbus Junior High Brawl
Police received six calls about 200 youths fighting at a Columbus junior high school. Six officers found two fighting and 198 watching with no arrests made.
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Columbus
Work Law Is Sought
A state wide Ohio group, the Ohio Labor Committee for Right to Work Inc, is formed in Toledo to push a right to work law. S D Cadwallader of Cincinnati chairs. Lloyd Riser is president and Matt Brandon treasurer. Brandon notes voluntary support. leaders claim 1000 union members back the drive.
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Columbus
Toledo
S. D. Cadwallader
Cincinnati
Ohio Labor Committee For Right To Work, Inc
Harold Allen
Lloyd Riser
Matt Brandon
Brandon
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
United Railroad Operating Crafts Union
Ohio
Maine Shifts Election to November Beginning 1958
Maine changes its voting schedule ending a 137 year September tradition. In a special referendum held Monday, state law was altered to hold elections in November, effective for 1958. Noted the move aligns Maine with 47 other states.
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Maine
Portland
Radiation Biologists Study Cell Breakdown
A conference of 37 radiation biologists sponsored by the Atomic Energy Commission in Avalon Santa Catalina Island Calif seeks to define cellular death. The meeting will decide when a cell dies, ceases oxygen use, or stops reproducing.
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Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Calif
Atomic Energy Commission
Reminder on ad deadlines for Messenger publication
A notice explains that ads will be accepted until noon but deadlines prevent late placement. Ads phoned in after 9 a.m. are moved to the following day’s Messenger edition.
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Messenger
Dynamite Blast Hits Hattie Cotton School in Nashville
A massive dynamite blast wrecked the integrated Hattie Cotton elementary school in Nashville injuring none reported. Police detained five men for questioning with three held near another grammar school tied to anti segregation protests led by John Kasper.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hattie Cotton
Muller
John Kasper
J. Douglas Roach
Hattie Cotton School
Two To Have Mental Tests
Two men accused of killing Amish farmer Paul M. Coblentz near Mount Hope will undergo psychiatric examinations at Lima State Hospital after entering not guilty by reason of insanity pleas. Michael George Dumoulin of Wooster Ohio aged 20 and Cleo Eugene Peters aged 19 of Muscatine Iowa face first degree murder charges for the July 18 shooting.
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Millersburg
Ohio
Lima State Hospital
Michael George Dumoulin
Wooster
Cleo Eugene Peters
Muscatin
Iowa
Paul M. Coblentz
Mount Hope
Bonus checks mailed totaled 16.97 million in mid year
The Korean Conflict Compensation fund mailed bonus checks totaling 16 972 943 during June July and August. Director Chester W Goble announced Monday.
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Columbus
Chester W. Goble
Faubus open to meeting to solve Little Rock school crisis
Gov. Orval Faubus said he would meet anyone to resolve the Little Rock high school integration stalemate. He noted federal injunctions loom as U.S. attorneys prepare to target him, North Little Rock High, and Central High with orders to integrate. Janitorial and guard details shift as tension builds around the mass enrollment.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Eisenhower
Central High School
National Guard
Ronald N. Davies
Justice Department
Central High
North Little Rock High
U.S
Faubus
North Little Rock High School
Ike Insists On Patience
President Eisenhower urged patience as the United States seeks to resolve the Little Rock school integration crisis. White House officials announced the Justice Department would file for a court injunction in the Little Rock case later in the day. The president discussed plans with Attorney General Brownell and Rhode Island GOP leaders, who reported Eisenhower is very concerned about Little Rock and the Middle East.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Rhode Island
White House
Justice Department
Faubus
James C. Hagerty
Brownell
Washington
Hagerty
Bayard Ewing
Governors Split Over Faubus School Integration Policy
Governors across the nation voiced varied opinions on Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus and his use of the National Guard to block integration orders. Democratic leaders like Marvin Griffin defended Faubus, while others including Vernon Thomson and Theodore McKeldin condemned the action as a breach of lawful procedure. Several governors remained silent as the national debate intensified.
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Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
National Guard
Madison
Wis
Vernon Thomson
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
Maryland National Guard
Averell Harriman
New York
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Harriman
Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
Little Rock
Furcolo
G. Mennen Williams
D-Midh
George Leader
D-Pa
Orville L. Freeman
D-Minn
William G. Stratton
R-Ill
Thomas B. Stanley
D-Va
Sherman Adams
Mediators Renew Efforts in Ohio Bell Strike Impasse
Federal mediators pressed to end the contract stalemate between Ohio Bell and the Communications Workers union after the old pact expired. The company’s final offer, rejected by the union, would set pattern for Bell system contracts, with talks continuing at 10 a.m. today. Only 115 of 18,600 workers in Ironton walked out amid a broader nationwide dispute involving Western Electric installers in New York. The proposed raises range from 2.50 to 5 dollars weekly over 15 months or 2 to 4.50 weekly for one year.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Communications Workers Union
Ohio Bell
Bell System
Martin J. Hughes
Ohio Cwa
Western Electric Co
CWA
New York
Ironton
Visitor’s hotel registration ends with one word wife
A Cleveland guest at Bellevur Stratford filled the hotel registration with his name and address but only the word wife on the line for company affiliation. The anecdote highlights routine check in practices at hotels.
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Philadelphia
Bellevur-Stratford
Cleveland
Polish engineers tour U S to study road building
A group of Polish engineers began a three week tour of American cities to learn how roads are built and maintained. The trip will end September 28 and includes a stop in Columbus Ohio.
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Washington
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Garage Bond Issue to Test Legality in Ohio Supreme Court
The Underground Parking Commission of Columbus filed suit in the Ohio Supreme Court to test the legality of a proposed five million dollar bond issue to finance a 1000-car garage under the Statehouse square. Alvin J. Alexander opposed the bond and notification steps, potentially delaying publication and prospectus plans.
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Columbus
The
Underground Parking Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
Statehouse
Alvin J. Alexander
Statehouse Square
Alexander
Police protection sought in Chicago after murder victim
The mother of Judith Mae Andersen’s close friend seeks police protection for her family following the slaying. The request highlights ongoing safety concerns amid the investigation in Chicago.
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Chicago
Judith Mae Andersen
Three Portsmouth Men Killed In Route 279 Crash
Three Portsmouth men died when their speeding convertible crashed head on with a brick laden tractor-trailer on Route 279 four miles east of Oak Hill. The victims were Charles A. Darby 25 Richard E. Boggs 24 and Charles Schwable 23. Driver Billy Joe Evans 25 of Portsmouth Road Gallipolis was not seriously injured. The brick load weighed 39000 pounds.
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Gallipolis
Portsmouth
Route
Oak Hill
Industrial Steel Corp
Ravenswood Kaiser Aluminum
L. R. Burrow
Jackson Post
State Highway Patrol
Charles A. Darby
Richard E. Boggs
Charles Schwable
New Boston
Billy Joe Evans
Evans
South Webster
Youngstown
Robert Bolender
Norman J. Cornett
Jackson Patrol
Charles Darby
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