Eisenhower to speak to nation on Far East policy tonight
President Eisenhower will address the nation via radio and television at 9 p.m. EST to build support for Far East policy. Dulles briefed aides and Casey voiced cautious optimism after talks, signaling allies' growing understanding of U S strategy including support for Nationalist China and deterrence near the mainland.
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Eisenhower
America
Free World
Far East
ABC
NBC
CBS
Hagerty
Dulles
Casey
China
Court Deliberates on Desegregation Speed at Little Rock
The Supreme Court meets in a special session to rule on desegregation pace for Little Rock Central High. Demonstrations flare in Madisonville Kentucky and Buffalo New York as mothers protest, while New Orleans sees more Black students enroll at LSU. Memphis State University gets a delay in Negro admissions and legal actions push gradual integration in Van Buren Arkansas. A white pupil boycott affects a high school in Van Buren.
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Little Rock, Ark
Central High School
Pride Avenue
Madisonville
U.S
Buffalo
N. Y
Board of
Little Rock
Mothers Alliance
New Orleans
Louisiana State University
Nashville, Tenn
State Board of Education
Memphis State University
NAACP
van Buren
Ark
Dotson Loses Fair Position Misses His Own Plan
Harry Dotson former assistant state fair manager and nine year Ashland County Fair veteran speculates on the dismissal. He proposed a flat one dollar charge for entertainment shows to boost attendance and revenue. Dr James Hay state agriculture director says he had not heard of the proposal prior to today.
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Columbus
Harry Dotson
Dotson
James Hay
VFW Plans Visit to Soldiers and Sailors Home
A state VFW official says a VFW committee will visit the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky Ohio on Monday without an appointment with Maj. John W. Parker the home’s commander.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Soldiers and Sailors
John W. Parker
Polio Strikes Four States as Detroit Faces Heavy Load
Four states Michigan Texas Florida and California bear the polio burden with Detroit identified as a hard hit area. National counts show 2223 cases in 35 weeks ending Aug 30, down from last year but with 40 percent concentrated in the top four states. Additional figures list New York New Jersey and Ohio among high totals.
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Michigan
Texas
Florida
California
Detroit
United States
National Foundation
Wayne
U. S. Public Health Service
New Jersey
Ohio
Strike Closes A&P Stores Across Western PA and Nearby States
A 5008 worker strike shut 209 Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. markets in western Pennsylvania and parts of eastern Ohio and West Virginia. About 4000 additional workers not in talks idled. The 5000 strikers, affiliated with Local 590 of the Amalga mated Food Employes Local, target the Pittsburgh division as contracts expired. Some stores affected were near Steubenville and Weirton.
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Pittsburgh
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Steubenville
Weirton
New Glass Plant Planned by Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co announces plans for a multi million dollar glass fabricating plant on a 49 acre Crestline site in Ohio.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Crestline
Ohio
West Says Let's Talk In Geneva
The United States and Britain announce Geneva as the site for a Big Three conference on suspending nuclear tests. They express gratification that Russia agreed to start talks Oct. 31 and reject limits to two or three weeks while proposing a year-to-year suspension pact.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Geneva
Russia
State Department
U. S
Eisenhower
London
Soviet Union
Gubernatorial Campaigns in Northern Ohio
Democratic candidate Michael V. DiSalle met Cleveland leaders and Sandusky hosts for a Taft dinner with Gov. O'Neill. Sen. Bricker pledged support for Taft son Robert Jr. DiSalle pressed his critique of O'Neill for delaying action on unemployment while speaking with Mayor Celebrezze and Sen. Burke in Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Cleveland
William O'Neill
Sandusky
U.S
Robert A. Taft
O'Neill
John W. Bricker
Taft
Robert, Jr
Cincinnati
DiSalle
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Thomas A. Burke
School Bus Overturns Injuring 7 Children
IRONTON Ohio four of seven children aboard a Rock Hill school bus were injured slightly when the bus overturned along a county road two miles north of Ironton. The driver Taylor Jenkins 26 of Rt. 2 Ironton said an unidentified truck crowded him off the road and over an embankment. The bus is owned by Rock Hill school district.
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Ironton
Ohio
Here
Taylor Jenkins
Rt. 2
Rock Hill
Grass Roots Farming Plan Shapes Democratic Platform Talk
A Nebraska farm proposal developed from farmer interviews was presented at the Democratic Midwest Conference Farm Committee session. Frank Reed outlined a plan with a defense stockpile by withdrawing a billion bushels of corn and wheat, an allotment based on bushelage, and a graded price support structure. The committee aims to craft a farm program for farmers, candidates, and the national committee, potentially guiding the 1960 platform.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Democratic Midwest Conference
Frank Reed
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Production Marketing Committee
National Committee
Supreme Court Opens Extraordinary Session on School Integration
The Supreme Court met in an extraordinary session to hear the Central High School Little Rock integration case. Justices consider whether the school may suspend desegregation due to local opposition and how quickly federal orders must be enforced nationwide.
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Central High School
Little Rock
Ark
High Court
Southland
Supreme Court
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Central High
Integration poll at Van Buren High School
A survey of 160 white students at Van Buren High School shows 85 in favor of integration, 30 undecided, and 45 against. Angie Evans, 15, presented at a joint school board and citizens council meeting. The school has 600 students.
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van Buren
Ark
Angie Evans
School Board
Citizens Council
Secretary Awarded 7500 After Marilyn Monroe Mixup
Mrs Flor ence Katz Ross a 40 year old secretary became 7500 richer after a mistaken raid at her Hollywood apartment on November 5, 1954. The thieves sought Marilyn Monroe who was in a neighboring unit. Joe DiMaggio paid the settlement, named as leader of the raid in a $200,000 suit.
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Los Angeles
Florence Katz Ross
Marilyn Monroe
Hollywood
Miss Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
Inmates Miss Hearing At Point of the Mountain Parole Board
Three Utah State Prison inmates did not appear for parole hearings before the Utah State Pardons Board at Point of the Mountain. Two are escapees and one is held on a murder charge. hearings were continued to an indefinite date.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Utah State Pardon Board
New Buildings Ready At Miami University In Oxford
Oxford Ohio announces about two million dollars will fund new buildings and facilities for Miami University students opening when classes resume on September 17.
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Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Gallia Commissioners Report and School Enrollment News
The Messenger notes Gallia commissioners to report on the result of local affairs. It highlights a 5 percent rise in school enrollment and reports a trustee indicted for embezzlement. Also mentions two lawsuits filed in Pomeroy and upcoming high school football opener.
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Gallia
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Mumors
Glouster
Chauncey
Tee Abe
Ecsey
Gallipolis
Marines Leave Lebanon as New Battalion Ships Out
A 1,700 soldier U S Marines battalion will sail to the East Coast starting September 19 from Lebanon. About 1,900 Marines of the 6th Regiment will replace them at sea with the 6th Fleet from Morehead City, N C. Admiral Holloway said withdrawal beyond October is not imminent and CHamoun and Gen Fuad Chehab note troops will stay only as long as Lebanon desires. The force arrived in July after clashes with pro Nasser factions and the Iraqi unrest.
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Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Defense Department
Washington
6Th Fleet
6Th Marine Regiment
Morehead City
N. C
James L. Holloway
U. S
Holloway
Chamoun
Fuad Chehab
U.S
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Iraq
Dems Forecast Ten Senate Gains After Strong Primaries
Democrats predict a sweep in November with a minimum gain to 10 Senate seats after stronger-than-expected turnouts in Maine Minnesota Wisconsin Utah and California and Ohio primaries. George Smathers cites current 49 47 Democratic lead and note GOP seats decided by slim margins in 1952.
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Washington
Senate
Maine
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Utah
California
Ohio
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
Segregationist Vandiver Wins Georgia Governorship Nomination
Lt. Gov. Ernest Vandiver won a landslide victory in Georgia's Democratic primary for governor. He declared himself an adamant segregationist and vowed he would never allow racial mixing in Georgia.
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Atlanta
Ernest Vandiver
Georgia
Vandiver
Ford’s It UAW Sets Strike Target For Wednesday
The UAW plans a potential strike against Ford Motor Co next Wednesday as talks with GM and Chrysler stall after six months. An International Executive Board report expressed cautious optimism for an honorable settlement without strike action, citing improved company leverage from 1959 model year production needs.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
International
Order Halts Missile Feud Between Services
Secretary of Defense McElroy ordered a damper on the Army Air Force feud over anti aircraft missiles. He said both the Nike Hercules and Bomarc are needed and signaled a forthcoming decision on intermediate range missiles between Jupiter and Thor.
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Washington
McElroy
Army Air Force
Army
Air Force
Pentagon
Jupiter
Thor
GM Strike Expands Into Second Day at Ternstedt Plant
In Columbus Ohio striking workers at General Motors Ternstedt plant number 4500 moved into a second day of labor action. The walkout began amid disputes over wages and benefits, drawing attention from local officials and union representatives.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Motors’ Ternstedt
Welfare Praised Flemming Advocates More Social Work
Dr Arthur S Flemming former president of Ohio Wesleyan University urged expansion of social work at the Ohio Welfare Conference in Cleveland calling social work a road to peace and blaming low salaries for staff shortages while noting the need for stronger state federal and local laws governing practice.
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Cleveland
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio Welfare Conference
Flemming
Everett C. Shimp
Ohio State University
Shimp
Gio State
School of Social Administration
Jet Planes Take More Active Part
Nationalist supply ships, convoyed by American warships, reached Quemoy beach but withdrew under intense saturation shelling. U S jet pilots began taking an active part in Formosa defense as stormy seas and enemy fire kept convoys limited to unloading only partial cargo.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Beach
Associated Press
Gene Kramer
Quemoy
Red
Defense Ministry
Pescadores
U. S
China
Formosa Strait
Airman Turned Over To Japanese Court In Fatal Tokyo Shooting
U S Airman A3C Peter E Longpre, 19, from Lakewood California, is under Japanese police questioning after the U S Air Force said the fatal shooting occurred while he was off guard duty at Johnson Air Base near Tokyo The case could be referred to a family court due to his minor status under Japanese law.
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Tokyo
Peter E. Longpre
U. S. Air Force
Japan
Lakewood
Calif
Johnson Air Base
Longpre
Air Force
Ohio Fugitive Caught by FBI in Georgia
A man wanted for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for armed robbery in Ohio was arrested by FBI agents in Rockmart Georgia on Wednesday nearly three years after he fled the Middle West. Ray Bambrel 41 of Hamilton Ohio was identified as the suspect.
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Rockmart
Ohio
FBI
Middle West
N. P. Johnson
Ray Bambrel
Hamilton
Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher Separate
Hollywood stars Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher have separated, signaling a potential shift in their high-profile marriage. The timing and reasons remain undisclosed as fans await official statements from their representatives.
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Eddie
Debbie
Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie Fisher
Weather West Virginia Ohio and The Weather Elsewhere
West Virginia remains clear and cool tonight with lows mostly 40s, 30s in mountains. Friday improves slightly westward while Ohio stays fair and cool with frost in eastern hills and lows 35 to 44. Elsewhere forecasts show mixed cloudiness and cool to mild readings in major cities with variable highs around 70s in some regions.
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Ohio
Albany
Bismarck
Chicago
Helena
Kansas City
Miami
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Onda
Detroit
Lamisville
Oklahoma City
Portisad
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