Faubus Moves Up Arkansas School Vote Amid Tense Desegregation
Governor Faubus accelerates the Arkansas school desegregation vote to September 27 while Virginia and Charlottesville schools face possible closings. Rogers warns federal action could follow if locals fail to reopen, and Sobeloff postpones a ruling on a stay. Federal troops are hinted as possible if needed.
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Little Rock
Charlottesville
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
U.S. Supreme Court
Eisenhower
William P. Rogers
High Court
Rogers
Virginia
Faubus
Republicans Target Proxmire In Wisconsin Senate Race
Republican strategists view Wisconsin Senator William Proxmire as the party’s best shot to flip a Democratic seat in November. Field reports from the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee portray Proxmire as the most vulnerable of 13 Democratic incumbents. Republicans aim to protect 20 seats while seeking two additional pickups to gain a Senate majority with Nixon’s potential tie-breaking vote.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Proxmire
Joseph R. McCarthy
Maine
GOP
Senate
Nixon
Weather Outlook West Virginia and Ohio Regional Forecast
Considerable cloudiness with showers and scattered thunderstorms across West Virginia today and tonight with locally heavy rainfall. Cooler tonight with lows around 50s. Thursday partly clearing and cooler. In Ohio rain ending tonight and cooler with lows 43 to 57. Thursday will be rather cloudy and cool. Five day forecast: temperatures about 4 degrees above normal with warmest readings in the mid 70s and low 80s, rainfall mainly 0.5 to 1 inch in showers east tonight and statewide late Sunday and Monday.
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West Virginia
OHTIO
Ohio
Judge Okays Admission Of Four Negroes To Stratford Junior High
U S District Judge Albert V. Bryan ordered Stratford Junior High to admit four Negro students next January while denying transfer requests from 26 others. He noted the court cannot find substantial evidence for all 26 rejections and said a short deferment could be acceptable.
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Virginia
Gov. J. Lindsay
Charlottesville
Cer- Almond Jr
Goverold
Sobeloff
Alexandria
U.S
Albert V. Bryan
Stratford Junior High
Arlington County
Bryan
Sub Is Used or Launching Sub Is Used or Launching
Regulus II missile launched from submarine Grayback at Point Mugu California travelled 200 miles to Edwards Air Force Base. The 57 foot warhead carrier skidded on its belly after wheels failed to deploy, caught fire, and burned. Tests use recoverable wheeled models for post flight retrieval.
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Point Mugu
Calif
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Mojave Desert
Navy
CAA to Investigate Plane Belly Landing in Cleveland
The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced an investigation into a Convair two engine plane that belly landed at Cleveland Hopkins Airport. All 20 passengers and crew, including three at Tinker Air Force Base, survived with injuries. The plane was en route from Donaldson AFB Greenville South Carolina to Travis AFB California.
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Cleveland
American Airlines
CAA
Cleveland Hopkins
Oklahoma City
Tinker Air Force Base
Tinker
Donaldson Afb
Greenville
S.C
Travis Afb
California
Eisenhower Accepts Williams Resignation as Commerce Undersecretary
In Newport Rhode Island President Eisenhower accepted Walter Williams resignation as undersecretary of commerce with great personal regret.
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Newport
R.I
Eisenhower
Walter Williams
Unmanned Navy Blimp Slips Free Over Busy Air Route
A 287 foot Navy blimp escaped control after takeoff near Glymeo NAS and drifted for six hours along the New York to Miami corridor. With engines failing and a ruptured fuel tank the crew released helium to shed ballast, the craft settled 25 miles east of Glymeo NAS and landed unaided as authorities weighed shooting it down.
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Brunswick
Navy
Glymeo Naval Air Station
New York-Miami
Three Prisoners Escape Coshocton Jail Break
Three inmates broke from Coshocton County Jail today. One alert sheriff. another was captured shortly after the breakout.
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Coshocton
Coshocton County
Vanguard Satellite launch halted by electrical fault
An electrical malfunction likely stopped Tuesday's Vanguard Satellite rocket launch at Cape Canaveral. A source cited a broken wire as a probable cause, suppressing the planned lift off.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard
Rate Fight Planned by Six Cities in Ohio Bell Plan
Representatives for six big cities began planning a fight against a requested 28 million dollar annual rate increase by Ohio Bell Telephone Co. The move signals a coordinated effort to challenge the tariff proposal and protect local consumers.
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Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Strike Hits Greyhound Bus Lines
A wildcat strike at Atlantic Greyhound lines left buses idle and terminals deserted from Pittsburgh to Jacksonville. Management calls it unauthorized while labor cites contract violations. about 700 drivers and terminal staff walked out beginning Tuesday at Portsmouth and Charleston, with picket lines and systemwide disruption.
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Vad
Atlantic Greyhound Corp
Atlantic Greyhound
District of Columbia
Pittsburgh
Jacksonville
Fla
Motor Coach Employes Union
Portsmouth
James Kay Thomas
Greyhound
Gallipolis
Westinghouse and GM to Recall Hundreds of Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp will recall 250 furloughed workers and General Motors Fisher stamping plant plans to add 100 to 150 new employees at its Mansfield facilities. The announcements came Tuesday and cover the next two weeks.
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Mansfield
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Fisher Stamping
General Motors Corp
Seamen Win Supplemental Pay Pact in Pacific War Zone
The Pacific Maritime Association and maritime unions signed a Tuesday agreement granting West Coast seamen double pay for service in the war threatened Far North area. The accord ensures extra compensation amid heightened naval duties.
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Los Angeles
Formosa
Pacific Maritime Assn
27 Bodies Are Found In Wreck In New Jersey
Bayonne New Jersey divers recovered three men and a woman from a Jersey Central Railroad coach in Newark Bay bringing the death toll to 27. The final toll may rise toward 40 as recovery continued. Engineer Lloyd Wilburn of Red Bank, 63, died. autopsy suggested heart disease but full cause awaits further tests. An automatic derailment device precipitated the crash.
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Bayonne
N. J
Jersey Central Railroad
Newark Bay
Lloyd Wilburn
Red Bank
Harlem parents press for desegregation in school assignments
A small group of Negro parents in Harlem protests their children’s assignment to predominantly Black schools and seeks intervention to place the nine seventh graders in better integrated schools outside Harlem. They insist there is no official policy of racial segregation in New York City schools.
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New York
Harlem
New York City
Police Chief Is Suspended Five Days in Hamilton
Hamilton suspends Police Chief Albert Osborne for five days starting today after city manager order. Osborne appeals to the Civil Service Commission, contending the action is unjust. The suspension cites failure to follow a July order requiring a higher ranking officer on night duty when available.
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Hamilton
Albert Osborne
Osborne
Civil Service Commission
Howard Wilson
Wilson
Asst
Charles Stoufe
Algerian terrorists try major gasworks blast in Paris
Four Algerian terrorists attempted to trigger a large explosion at a Paris gasworks on Tuesday night. Police thwarted the attack, with no injuries reported and investigations underway.
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Paris
Judge places five on probation in Ohio University case
Ohio University begins record registrations as probation terms are set for five individuals. News notes in The Messenger indicate upcoming events and local sports coverage alongside market and television listings.
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Ohio University
Ee Athens
Glouster
Point PJ Chauncey
ASO Caeeres
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Nationalists Deliver Supplies to Quemoy Under Fire
Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry reports two LSTs unloaded cargo to the besieged Quemoy islands amid Communist shelling. Essex, the 33,000 ton American carrier, arrives to join Seventh Fleet forces as Red artillery shifts to deeper 203 mm and 212 mm weaponry. Formosa Strait tension threads Warsaw talks. Control Yuan committees oppose the talks.
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Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Formosa Strait
U.S
Seventh Fleet
Essex
Formosan
Sixth Fleet
Lebannon
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
U. S
Warsaw
Foreign Affairs and National Defense Committees
Control Yuan
UAW Walks Out at Ford Plants as New Offer Reported
United Auto Workers began a 10 am strike at Ford plants nationwide after a new offer was described by Walter Reuther as a refining and modifying process. Ford said 13 of 86 plants were affected as John S. Bugas avoided calling it a new offer. Stellato, Ford Local 600 chief, cited retroactive pay and pension increases as key points while plantwide seniority remained unresolved. Negotiations paused with General Motors and Chrysler awaiting Ford’s outcome.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford
UAW
Walter Reuther
John S. Bugas
Carl Stellato
Ford Local
Stellato
General Motors
Chrysler
Teamsters Board Pushes Plan to End Monitorships
The Teamsters Executive Board authorized a February convention aimed at ending court supervised monitors. Monitors announce plans to sue to halt the move and seek broader authority. Hoffa says reforms will continue, while O'Donoghue and Schmidt question whether corruption is fully addressed. Wells sides with Hoffa. The monitors plan to take the issue to U S District Judge Letts.
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Washington
Teamsters Executive Board
Rrid
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Union Board
Martin F. O'Donoghue
Hoffa
Godfrey Schmidt
Monitor Board
O'Donoghue
L. N. D. Wells
Iloffa
Wells
U. S
F. Dickinson Letts
Instructor Pays $100 Fine for Unpaid Traffic Violations
Holloway J. Reese, a former driving school instructor, paid a $100 fine after traffic and parking tickets accumulated. He told Traffic Judge George T. Murphy he believed his driving school had paid the tickets during his instruction.
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Detroit
Holloway J. Reese
Reese
George T. Murphy
UN Steering Committee Faces Red China Test
The UN Steering Committee faces its first major test over seating Red China after Lebanon's Charles Malik was elected General Assembly president. The issue ties to the Formosa Strait dispute with Nationalist China. The United States expects the UN to shelve Peiping for another year. The Assembly recesses as the committee reviews the agenda. The policy debate will begin Thursday with Dulles and Gromyko scheduled to speak.
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United Nations
N. Y
Lebanon
Charles Malik
General Assembly
China
Formosa Strait
United States
Peiping
Red China
Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
2000 Workers Strike at Mansfield Tire Plant
About 2000 workers at Mansfield Tire and Rubber Co walked off Tuesday in a strike by Local 17 of the AFL-CIO United Rubber Workers Union. Officials said the dispute centers on job rating procedures.
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Mansfield —P
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co
Afl-Cio
United Rubberworkers Union
Rhode Island Dems Eye Record Voting in Hot Primary
In Providence Rhode Island a heated Democratic gubernatorial primary paves the way for a possible record turnout. Governor Dennis J. Roberts seeks a fifth term against Lt. Gov. Armand H. Cote while Sen. John O. Pastore and other incumbents run unopposed in their races.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Dennis J. Roberts
Armand H. Cote
Roberts
John O. Pastore
U.S
Aime J. Forand
John E. Fogarty
Raymond H. Hawksley
Cote
Christopher del Sesto
First Space Journey Indefinitely Postponed
Dr Albert R Hibbs of Cal Techs Jet Propulsion Laboratory said Manns first space journey is indefinitely postponed due to a stronger than expected radiation belt around Earth. He reported Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Mann
Albert R. Hibbs
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Margaret Truman returns to stage in Autumn Crocus
Chicago critics split on Margaret Truman's performance as leading lady in Autumn Crocus at Drury Lane Theater. Roger Dettmer questions her acting depth while Seymour Raven notes a vibrant personality amid flaws. Sydney J Harris calls the event grim, suggesting she is not a star.
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Garet Truman
Chicago
Drury Lane Theater
Roger Dettmer
Margaret Truman
Seymour Raven
Tribune
Miss Truman
Sydney J. Harris
Daily News
Margaret
Harry
HST
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