American Student Explores Soviet Life Through Exchange
Beverly Deepe, 23, a Nebraska graduate, describes her visit to the USSR meeting Ivan and friends in a one-room flat. She notes limited private dissent among Soviet students and contrasting anti-Soviet sentiment from a Polish student questioning Russia versus the United States.
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Soviet Union
U. S
Beverly Deepe
University of Nebraska
Ivan
Voice of America
Elvis Presley
United States
U.S.S.R
Hungary
Lebanon
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Russia
Adams To Appear On TV To Announce Intentions
Sherman Adams will address the nation from Washington to state whether he will resign as President Eisenhower's chief aide. The announcement follows a surprise White House conference and comes amid GOP pressure over his ties to Bernard Goldfine. Hagerty declined to confirm timing or networks. Eisenhower escorted Adams to a helicopter departure, a sign of possible farewell.
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Newport
Sherman Adams
Washington
Eisenhower
Adams
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Kremlin Reacts To Eisenhower Rejection Over Formosa
Moscow blasted President Eisenhower for rejecting Premier Khrushchev’s warning on Formosa. Tass and Pravda accused American circles of saber rattling and warned the United States to withdraw from the Taiwan Strait or be expelled by Red China.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Far East
White House
Foreign Ministry
U. S
Formosa
Red China
Peiping
Tass
Taiwan
Formoga) Strait
Pravda
United States
Taiwan Strait
Diplomatic Skirmishes Rise Over Formosa Crisis
Washington reports growing doubt that peaceful diplomacy can end the Red Chinese Formosa dispute. Key events looming include resumption of talks in War saw between Wang Ping nan and Jacob Beam, UN membership action for Red China, Khrushchev’s reaction to Eisenhower’s letter, with the Quemoy danger lingering and a Formosa policy statement awaited.
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Washington
U. S
Formosa
Warsaw
Wang Ping-nan
Jacob Beam
United Nations Assembly
Red China
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Quemoy
U. S. Formosa
Nationalists Sustain Supply Convoy to Quemoy
Nationalist forces landed supplies on Quemoy Beach for the eighth straight day as top Allied and Nationalist leaders met in Formosa to discuss the offshore island crisis. U.S. officials and Taiwan defense leaders held closed sessions, while the Nationalists claimed the sinking of one Communist gunboat and damage to another with no losses.
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Tapei
Formosa
America
Pacific
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Quemoy Beach
Laurence S. Kuter
U. S
Okinawa
Adm
Harry Felt
Roland N. Smoot
Taiwan
Thomas Moorman
13Th Air Force
Philippines
U.S
Dow Finsterwald Takes Third At Hesperia Open
PGA champion Dow Finsterwald of Athens won third place money of 1200 with a 274 total in the Jesperia Open Golf Tournament Sunday. John McMullen, 23, of Fair Oaks, Calif., in his first year on the circuit, won the 72 hole affair with a record 271, his first major tournament victory.
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Dow Finsterwald
Athens
Private School Plan Tests Segregation Stand in Arkansas
Little Rock segregationists face a crucial test if four high schools are shifted to private operation funded by state money. The Little Rock Private Schools Corp seeks to use public buildings for private schools if voters reject integration. Gov Faubus would have power to close schools, and funds may transfer to private districts, with no guarantee of maintained segregation. DOJ has not yet outlined enforcement or planning for possible integration orders.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansans
Orval E. Faubus
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Department
Hall High School
Chris Carrier
Skate Returns From Voyage
The atomic powered submarine Skate returns to Groton after a transpolar 8000 mile cruise. It steamed 31 days underwater under the polar ice cap from Aug 11 with Rear Adm. Hyman Rickover among dignitaries greeting it in Boston before resuming to its Groton base.
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Boston—I
Skate
Hyman G. Rickover
Boston
Groton
Conn
New London
Jordan recognizes Algerian government in exile in Cairo
Amman reports that King Hussein's government recognizes the Algerian government in exile based in Cairo marking a political stance amid regional tensions. The announcement signals international alignment with Algerian resistance leaders and alters regional diplomatic dynamics.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Cairo
AEC Seeks Answers After Nevada Atomic Test Mishap
The Atomic Energy Commission conducted a 500 foot safety test at its Nevada site blasting a housing container and emitting flame and smoke as observers watched from 2½ miles away. Officials said the test aimed to identify designs with the highest nuclear safety in handling and storage.
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Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Dallas pilots set world endurance record for light planes
Jim Heth and Bill Burkhart of Dallas flew a Cessna 172 for 1200 hours 16 minutes 30 seconds, surpassing the 1124 hour mark. They began August 2 at 7 01 p.m. and endured 50 days aloft with three hour shifts and twice daily refueling, receiving two hot meals daily. Burkhart is 33, Heth 25.
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Dallas
Tex
Jim Heth
Bill Burkhart
Yuma
Ariz
Woody Jungward
Bob Woodhouse
Heta
Burkhart
Heth
Clyde C Phillips to Retire After 49 Years at Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Clyde C Phillips of Columbus vice president and director of Ohio Fuel Gas Co will retire October 1 ending a 49 year career with the firm.
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Columbus
Clyde C. Phillips
The
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Singer Stays Abroad in England to Give Concerts
Blackpool England baritone Paul Robeson announces he will reside in England and only return to the United States to perform concerts.
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Blackpool
England
Paul Robeson
United States
Newsman Love Dies in Auto Crash in Cleveland
John W. Love, 65, veteran Ohio newspaperman since 1914, was killed when his car crashed into a tree last night in Cleveland. Authorities described the veteran reporter as a respected figure in local journalism.
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Cleveland
John W. Love
Ohio
United Nations debate centers on East tensions over Quemoy
The 13th UN General Assembly opened a major debate on air, artillery and gunboat clashes near Quemoy. The Steering Committee proposed delaying any discussion of seating Red China until next year. US resolution would reject India’s request to include China representation and avoid seating Communist or Nationalist reps this session. Francis C. Wilcox said the US may press Formosa issues before the Assembly or Security Council if talks fail.
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United Nations
N. Y
UN General Assembly
Quemoy
Formosa
U. S
India
China
Francis C. Wilcox
United States
Formosa Strait
Assembly
Security Council
Warsaw
Auto Talks Resume Amid Strike Threat at GM and Chrysler
The United Auto Workers resume contract talks with General Motors and Chrysler as a strike deadline looms at GM on Sept 30 if no agreement is reached. UAW President Walter Reuther rejects a carbon copy of Ford's settlement, citing different local problems and wage inequities between GM plants.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Chrysler
UAW
Ford
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Ler
France Protests Algerian Rebel Regime Recognition
Paris protests target Morocco Tunisia and Libya for recognizing the Cairo based Algerian rebel government. The De Gaulle government warns other nations including Russia against potential recognition of the regime.
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Paris
France
Morocco
Tunisia
Libya
de Gaulle
Russia
Southern Texas Flood Spreads After Record Rain
Orange, Texas endured a devastating nine hour downpour with fourteen inches of rain. The flooding isolated the town and forced about 150 residents from their homes with no deaths and one minor injury reported.
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Orange
Tex
Texas
Nasser Seeks Reorganization of United Arab Republic
Cairo report says President Nasser will unveil a government shake up within a week. Al Gamhouria notes a revamp of the dual ministry system in Egypt and Syria to strengthen unity across the UAR.
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Cairo
United Arab Republic
al Gamhouria
Nasser
Workers End Strike At Master Electric Co
About 12 000 workers at Master Electric Co a Reliance unit in Dayton return to work after an 11 day strike ended by a Sunday vote. The action affected production and labor relations at the plant.
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Dayton
Master Electric Co
Reliance Electric and Engineering Co
Odd Factors Reported In Ohio Deaths
A weekend in Ohio produced 24 deaths including a Parma garage accident where a husband’s car struck his wife killing her after she opened the door. A boy, eight, suffocated under a log pile at Alliance while chasing a rabbit. In Uhrichsville a 54 year old train watchman was hit at a crossing by a car and later under a freight train, raising questions about the cause of death.
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Ohio
Parma
Alliance
Uhrichsville
One killed as riots erupt over de Gaulle plan in Africa
One person is dead and more than 100 wounded in rioting in D4KAR French West Africa over the new constitution proposed by French Premier de Gaulle.
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D4kar
de Gaulle
Two Escapees Escape Ironton Jail in Ohio Report
Two prisoners fled from Lawrence County jail in Ironton with a hand machine gun in the vicinity. William Pennington, 18, of Ironton Route 2 and Ashland Kentucky, already faced armed robbery charges and a prior jailbreak. Raymond Adams, 28, of Waverly, also escaped before. he was to be transported to Ohio Penitentiary to serve concurrent terms for armed robbery breaking and entering and the escape.
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Ironton
Ohio
William Pennington
Ironton Route 2
Ashland
Lawrence County
Pennington
Raymond Adams
Waverly
Adams
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Voters Get Relief At Special Registration Stations
Ten special registration stations opened in Cuyahoga County to ease long lines from lastThursday registration day. Voters faced delays as citizens sought to register ahead of upcoming deadlines.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Port Columbus Air Port Dedication Draws Massive Crowd
About 125000 to 150000 people attended the Sunday dedication of a new terminal and facilities at Port Columbus Airport. Notables included Neil H. McElroy Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, Gov. C William ONeill, and Gen Curtiss LeMay. Bolton Newark airport superintendent also attended.
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Port Columbus
Neil H. McElroy
Cincinnati
D Defense
E. V
Eddie
Rickenbacker
Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
McElroy
Air Force
Curtiss E. LeMay
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