Economy May End Violence In School Integration Fight
AP News Analyst notes Eisenhower administration expects public opinion and economic pressure to curb Southern school integration violence. Business influence could push compliance with federal orders, affecting governors like Arkansas's Faubus. Report cites Forsyth County example of using capital to deter trouble. If correct, policy may be remembered as wise. if not, blame for attacks on children and school bombings could fall on him.
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Eisenhower
Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
William Hines
Washington Star
Winston-Salem
N. C
Hines
Forsyth County
Eisen
South
Nashville
Tenn
Segregation At a Glance In School Fight Over Integration
Nashville reports show integrated first grade classes operating under a federal injunction with police protection and no incidents. Hatley Cotton School resumes with repairs after a blast. most Negro students attend, one absent. In Little Rock Rep Hays seeks talks with Gov Faubus as Guard presence declines and classes begin smoothly. New Orleans Rep Hebert alleges NAACP pushed Army Tulane game relocation to West Point.
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Tenn
Hattie Cotton School
Little Rock
Ark
Brooks Hays
Orval Faubus
Central High School
Central High
Faubus
New Orleans
Edward Hebert
D-La
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Tulane
West Point
Army
Buried Miner Rescue Effort Pressed In West Virginia Mine
Rescue crews pressed a 4000 foot rock and slate drone into Tierney No 1 mine at Herndon to reach Arlie Padge Davis a 50 year old trapped miner after a roof fall killed two others. Paul D Kratsch and Arnold T Wingo were recovered earlier as 115 employees labored in shifts.
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Mullens
W. Va
West Virginia
Arlie (Padge) Davis
Tierney
Herndon
Davis
Paul D. Kratsch
Princeton
Arnold T. Wingo
South Mullens
Primier Pocahontas Co
Ex Slave Jane Denny Dies at 103 in North Wilkesboro
Mrs Jane Denny a former slave died in North Wilkesboro Monday at the age of 103. She is remembered for long life and experiences from slavery to freedom.
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North Wilkesboro
N. C
Jane Denny
Committee Sets Stage for Ouster of Teamsters Union
The AFL CIO Ethical Practices Committee moved toward possibly suspending or ousting the Teamsters Union from the merged federation citing alleged corrupt influence and racketeering. The panel also directed drafting reports against the Bakery and Confectionery Workers and United Textile Workers.
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NEW York
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Teamsters Union
Labor Federation
Aflcio
United Textile Workers
Bakery
Death Roulette Tragedy For Cleveland Patrolman
Patrolman Howard Rickert 36 died from a bullet wound after a Russian roulette game with a six shot revolver loaded with three shells. He joked about 50-50 odds before the fatal shot as witnesses looked on.
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Cleveland
Howard Rickert
George Trammel
Rickert
Trammel
Labor Secretary slams industry on labor pilfering
Secretary James P. Mitchell argued that if firms spent half as much on manpower management as they do on luring workers away from rivals, skilled labor shortages would ease. He warned of a 40 percent GNP rise needed by 1965 to support a population over 193 million and 10 million more workers for specialized roles.
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New York
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
One Rocket Goes One Stays Monday
At Cape Canaveral a rocket fired at 2 20 p m while another failed to launch. A Patrick Air Force Base spokesman offered no details. Washington sources said the missile was a smaller variety.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Patrick Air Force Base
Washington
Rocket explodes killing man in New Jersey lab
An experimental rocket engine that was not running exploded on Monday at a Dover facility, fatally burning one man and injuring six others.
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Dover
N. J
Grain Mill Explosion Injures 18 in Oakland
An explosion at the Albers Grain Mill on the Oakland waterfront ripped off the roof and gutted the sixth floor, seriously injuring 18 workers, with several in critical condition.
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Oakland
Calif
Albers
United Nations General Assembly Eyes Disarmament Agenda
The UN opens a crucial session in New York to elect a new president and admit Malaysia as the 82nd member while pressing disarmament high on the agenda. Dulles and Gromyko deliver policy speeches as Syria and China seating questions loom amid Cold War tensions.
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United Nations
N.Y
UN General Assembly
Assembly
Thailand
Wan Waithayakon
United States
Russia
Dulles
Red China
Britain
U. S
London
Canada
Soviet Union
Magazine Trial Goes To Jurors
The six men and six women jurors began deliberations in the Confidential magazine criminal libel trial. They consider whether Confidential and Whisper magazines along with Publisher's Distributing Corp. Hollywood Research Corp. and Fred and Marjorie Meade conspired to publish lewd material. If guilty, penalties could reach five years and $5000.
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Los
Herbert V. Walker
Brig Gen Stanley T. Wray Takes Command at Wright Center
Brig. Gen. Stanley T. Wray assumes command of Wright Air Development Center at Wright-Patterson AFB on Wednesday, marking a leadership transition at the research facility.
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Dayton
Stanley T. Wray
Wright Air Development Center
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Weather Ohio mostly fair and cool to night
Mostly fair and cool conditions in Ohio tonight with a rise to fair and warmer by Wednesday. Low temperatures tonight expected around 53 to 57 degrees and a warmer high on Wednesday.
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West Virginia
Wehrather
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Cleveland
Des Moines
Fort Worth
Helena
Kansas City
Marquette
Memphis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New York
Oklahoma City
ST Phoenix
San Diego
Francisco
Ste. Marie
Death Has Hey Day Nine Killed In 4 Wrecks
A Newark man died after a Monday night collision near Marietta Ohio on edge of the state. In a separate incident a collision at U S 224 and Ohio 231 near Tiffin killed two and injured five. Additional crashes in Cincinnati and Holbrook resulted in multiple fatalities.
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Marietta
Ohio
Newark
Ohio Highway Patrol
U. S. 50
U. S. 224
Tiffin
Mercy Hospital
Columbia Parkway
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Warren B. Pritchard
Akron
Crecencio Rico
Holbrook, Ariz
U. S. 66
Holbrook
Beating Fatal to Girl in Akron District
Seven year old Marcia Coughenour died at Children's Hospital Monday night from injuries believed to be from a beating by her mother. Police said no charges were filed against the mother.
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Akron
Marcia Coughenour
Children’s Hospital
City Buys Land For Water Treatment Plant
The city approves purchase of land intended for a new water treatment facility. The transaction, details pending final paperwork, signals a major infrastructure development for the municipal system and surrounding area.
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Athens
Army Chief Takes Power in Thailand
Bangkok reports marshal Sarit Thanarat seized control in a bloodless coup as pro West Premier Pibulsonggram reportedly fled. Tanks ring Bangkok and troops occupy strategic points while the old power trio surrenders and Phao Sriyanond and naval commander Yuthasart give themselves up. The coup claims to reflect the people's will after elections, with no violence reported.
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Thailand
Sarit Thanarat
P. Pibulsonggram
Sarit
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Tiilamatian Cauana
Lave
Pibulsonggram
Hong Kong
Manila
Seri Manangasila
Singapore
Phao Sriyanond
Adm
Yuthasart
Anonymous Bomb Scare Triggers School and Courthouse Evacuations
An anonymous call prompted a bomb threat at Chillicothe High School causing a 1200 student evacuation and an intensive locker by locker search. In Columbus, about 1000 people were evacuated from Franklin County Courthouse after a similar call targeting the building and Judge Dana Reynolds.
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Chillicothe High School
Charles Estle
Estle
Columbus
Franklin County
Ruth Humphrey
Judges’ Chambers
Common Pleas
Dana F. Reynolds
Reynolds
Seltzer to Speak at Ohio 4 H Congress
Louis B. Seltzer editor of the Cleveland Press is guest speaker at the Ohio 4 H Club Congress at Ohio State University. About 850 club members attend the event.
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Columbus
Louis B. Seltzer
Cleveland Press
Ohio
Inexpensive Want Ad Sells Stove Quickly
Mrs. C R Seifert placed a classified ad and a caller bought the stove the first day it appeared in Messenger Classifieds. The notice invites others to call for cheap goods like a good used table top gas range at 2814 Albany.
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C. R. Seifert
Table Top
Albany
Talks Continue but No Progress In Ohio Bell Strike
Federal mediators plan another session as the Ohio Bell strike enters its 11th day. The Communications Workers union mobilized 18,500 workers while 23,000 Western Electric employees walked out across 45 states. Picketing was mostly peaceful with minor incidents reported in Youngstown Springfield and Cleveland. Local dial service remained steady with small long distance delays.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
The
Communications Workers Union
Ohio Bell
Western Electric Co
Western Electric
New York
Ohio
CWA
Ohio Bell Exchanges
Youngstown
Springfield
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Bell System
Bell
Communications Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Three Children Burned In Willowick Gasoline Fire
Three children were seriously burned when they poured gasoline on a fire started on a garage floor in suburban Willowick, Cleveland.
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Cleveland—I
Willowick
Warships Open NATO Exercises
Western allies launched large Atlantic maneuvers with more than 200 ships sailing from British ports in pre dawn darkness. The 58 U S warships led by the carrier Forrestal and the submarine Nautilus prepare to defend the Atlantic lifeline against submarines in Strikeback with Britain Canada France the Netherlands Portugal and Norway taking part. Exercises begin officially Thursday.
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London
NATO
U. S
Forrestal
Atlantic Highway
United States
Britain
Canada
France
Netherlands
Portugal
Norway
News Editor Joseph Rathbun Dies in Zanesville
Joseph Rathbun, 59, editor of the Zanesville Times Recorder, died Monday night at Bethesda Hospital. A World War I Marine Corps veteran, he earned decorations in France and was active in the state's Marine Corps League, serving as state commandant in 1952.
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Zanesville
Joseph Rathbun
Nation’s gratitude to veterans wanes says American Legion
Atlantic City report from Harvey V. Higley, administrator of veterans affairs, notes growing public indifference to caring for sick and disabled non service connected veterans. He urges formal policy to avoid shifting burden to states and localities.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Legion
Harvey V. Higley
Veterans Affairs
Legion
Higley
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