Youth active in racial crisis across states
Virginia and Arkansas youths joined the integration push as Florida Governor Collins warned of a national catastrophe. Norfolk and Charlottesville pupils petitioned to open schools while eight Negroes returned to Van Buren High and three to nearby junior high amid minor protests. In Little Rock teens rallied against integration as Governor Faubus eyed reopening private schools. East Tennessee State welcomed five Negro undergraduates and Ernest Green began at Michigan State University with a white roommate.
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Southern Governors Conference
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
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Collins
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Johnson City
Tenn
East Tennessee State College
East Lansing
Mich
Ernest Green
Central High
Michigan State University
Adams Quits as Ike Aides Grapple With Resignation
Washington AP Adams resigns as President Eisenhower’s top aide after pressure from Republicans and Democrats. Eisenhower accepts with sadness and mentions an orderly transition. Speculation points to Gen Alfred Gruenther as a possible successor.
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Eisenhower
Adams
White House
Alfred M. Gruenther
American Red Cross
Clevelander Kills Family in Suburban House
Police found Matilda Wein 38 and her sons Robert 4 and Neal 8 strangled in a Shaker Heights home. Harry Wein 41 hanged himself in the bathroom after the killings. Investigators noted no struggle or note and work to determine motive.
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Matilda Wein
Robert
Neal
Harry Wein
Wein
Edward Havel
Havel
West Virginia Ohio Weather Summary
Fair tonight with fog in valleys and mild lows in the 40s to 50s. Wednesday brings increasing clouds and warmth with showers at night. Ohio sees fair conditions and a bit warmer, lows near 54 to 58 and highs around 83.
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Ohio
Explosive Found On Eiffel Tower Amid Terror Wave
Police uncovered a five pound dynamite time bomb atop the Eiffel Tower as France faces Algerian nationalist terror amid a constitutional referendum. In Algeria, authorities found a mass grave of 400 to 500 rebels with notes claiming they were killed by former comrades. De Gaulle's Algeria policy remains unresolved.
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Eiffel Tower
France
Charles de Gaulle
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Photo Ban Case Closed in Greensburg Litigation
Seven defendants paid a total of 1900 in fines ending a long western Pennsylvania photo ban case. They were convicted of contempt of court for taking news photos of a murder defendant outside a Greensburg courtroom in 1954. The ban on photographs outside courtrooms was upheld by state and federal courts of appeal.
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Western Pennsylvania
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Westmoreland
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Spaak Visits Greece to Resolve Cyprus Issue
North Atlantic Alliance secretary general Paul Henri Spaak flew to Athens today seeking a solution to the Cyprus problem. He aims to mediate among Greek and Turkish interests and ease tensions in the region.
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Paul Henri Spaak
North Atlantic Alliance
Greece
Cyprus
Sir Lancelot In San Rafael Divorce Saga
In San Rafael California James C Hamm and Ruth Hamm divorce after 30 years marriage. Ruth cites hardship and seeks custody of two children as Hamm, 42, a real estate broker, faces allegations including a July domestic incident. A white horse incident with a cardboard shield noted in court. Judge N CharlesBrusatori grants $375 monthly support and custody.
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Gwenivere
James C. Hamm
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ONeill backs union shop ban proposal in Ohio
Gov. C William ONeill endorses a constitutional amendment to ban union shops in Ohio. He stresses the stance is personal and will not campaign for it. GOP leaders say the convention will decide if the plank appears in the party platform. Opponent Michael V Disalle opposes the measure, urging targeted labor reform instead.
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William O'Neill
Ohio
O'Neill
Ray C. Bliss
GOP
Platform
Bliss
Britons Hope Comet Makes Atlantic Jet First
London papers tout a British edge in the race for the first jet crossing. The De Havilland Comet leads headlines over Boeing 707 as Pan American plans the first New York Paris flight on Oct 26 and New York London service on Nov 16.
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News Chronicle
Daily Express
Daily Herald
Britain
America
New York-Paris
Pan American World Airways
New York-London
Recession Still Alive Says Senator Douglas
U S Senator Paul Douglas told a Stark County Democratic dinner audience that the nation still faced a formidable recession. He cited nearly five million unemployed and several million more who are partially employed, despite optimistic newspaper talk.
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U. S
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Stark County
Democratic
Cousin Of De Gaulle Wounded While Posting Posters
In Ajaccio Corsica on Monday night Henri Maillot a cousin of Gen Charles de Gaulle and founder of the Corsican Public Safety Committee was slightly wounded by a revolver bullet while putting up De Gaulle election posters. The attacker escaped.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Henri Maillot
Corsican Public Safety Committee
Dr. Hughes Dies At 85 Former Miami and Iowa State Leader
Dr. Raymond Molyneaux Hughes aged 85, former president of Miami University in Ohio and Iowa State College, died Monday in a suburban Chicago nursing home after serving 16 years as Miami's president.
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Ohio) University
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Adams Resignation Referred to as a Crime by Goldfine
In Boston friends of Bernard Goldfine quoted him saying what a crime when Sherman Adams announced his resignation Monday night. No direct comment was attributed to Adams himself regarding the events or his generosity linked to the affair.
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Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Moeeb
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Freighter Boswell Intercepted by Fire in Liverpool
The 3111 ton British freighter Boswell entered Liverpool harbor with a blazing cargo including rosewood logs cotton and peanuts from South America. Firemen battled the blaze for eight hours before it was controlled.
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Liverpool
England
Boswell
Chehab Installed as Lebanon President Amid Tense Inauguration
Gen Fuad Chehab was sworn in as Lebanon’s third president and vowed to withdraw American troops. He was elected by Parliament to quell four months of rebellion, as Beirut endured gunfire and a citywide curfew following regional tensions.
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Lebanon
Fuad Chehab
Chehab
Camille Chamoun
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Chamoun
Southern Ohio Still Scene Of Manhunts
Ironton remains the focus as lawmen search for two Lawrence County Jail escapees William Pennington and Raymond Adams among other statewide fugitives. Pennington 18 allegedly used a makeshift gun to force a deputy into a cell. Adams 28 from Waverly faces a 1 15 year term at the Ohio Penitentiary. A 16-year old girl Pennington visited in Ironton is being investigated. Also at large are nine prisoners from Scioto County Jail Portsmouth and two of Coshocton County Jail escapees.
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Lawrence County
William Pennington
Raymond Adams
Pennington
Ashland
Adams
Waverly
Ohio Penitentiary
Scioto County
Portsmouth
Coshocton County
Elderly Pedestrian Struck and Killed by Freight Train
An elderly man in Hanging Rock walking near railroad tracks was struck and killed by a freight train amid construction activity and limited crossing safety. Authorities say age and reduced hearing contributed to the accident.
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Hanging Rock
Joe Curry
Polio Vaccine in Nation Grabs Attention at Market Bargain
News notes from The Messenger include items on the polio vaccine's prominence in virus research and a completed installation. Ohio U game coverage begins with state leading early in the nation. Local towns Athens Glouster Point Pi Chauncey Logan Pom-Mid and Gallipolis are listed with page references. TV Women’s News appears on pages 7 10 11 and 12.
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Talks Between Chiang and Felt on Formosa Crisis Continue
Taipei reports President Chiang Kai-shek and Adm. Harry Felt held a three hour meeting on Formosa Strait tensions. They discussed boosting supplies to the Quemoy and Matsu islands under Communist bombardment and the ongoing risk to Nationalist and civilian casualties while U.S. support for air attacks remained limited.
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Harry D. Felt
Formosa Strait
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Little Quemoy
Little Islands
Quemoys
Defense Ministry
Chiang
Automakers Await UAW Contract Signals
Detroit reports the auto industry watches Chrysler to settle with the United Auto Workers by noon Wednesday or shift focus to General Motors talks. Walter Reuther warns a possible back burner if Chrysler stalls. UAW plans strike dates at GM and Chrysler if no new pacts are reached. Ford reached a settlement last Wednesday.
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UAW
General Motors
Walter Reuther
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Czech Soldier Seeks Asylum in West Germany With Dog
A 21 year old Czech soldier crossed into West Germany at Passau with his army dog and asked for political asylum. He said he feared imprisonment over anti Communist activity. Border police said asylum will be granted but the dog will be returned to Czechoslovakia.
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Lodge and Gromyko Clash Over Formosa in UN Debate
In a tense UN General Assembly session United States envoy Henry Cabot Lodge rebutted Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko who accused Washington of firing up the Far East while Gromyko urged U S forces on Formosa be withdrawn. Lodge defended U S policy and framed Gromyko’s remarks as an attack on Washington’s stance.
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Formosa Strait
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Andrei Gromyko
Far East
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Gromyko
Formosa
VU. S
Third Round Ends No Breakthrough in Talks
Washington reports no fresh hopeful signs after the third round of United States and Red China talks. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles plan a critical review on return from Newport. Ambassadors Beam and Wang Ping-nan discussed in Warsaw with Red China firm on abandoning Formosa, while the U.S. presses for a cease fire to halt shelling of Quemoy.
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Warsaw
Formosa
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Newport
R. I
U. S
Negro Leader Is Recovering From Stab Wounds
NEW YORK The Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr a stabbing victim is recovering rapidly doctors say he walked 30 feet to an X ray exam then was wheeled back to his police guarded room His condition was marked by a touch of pneumonia which doctors expected and not serious He sat up for about an hour Monday night and 20 minutes this morning reading newspapers
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Martin Luther King, Jr
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Democratic spokesman to receive equal time on MBS
A Democratic Party spokesman, unnamed, will get 10 minutes on the Mutual Broadcasting System tonight at 5 35 p m EST in response to a request from Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler. The network noted the equal time follows the same duration given Sherman Adams.
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Democratic Party
Mutual Broadcasting System
Sherman Adams
Paul Butler
Best-Selling Author Mary Roberts Rinehart Dies at 82
Mary Roberts Rinehart famed mystery writer for 50 years dies at 82 in her Park Avenue apartment after a long career that produced 60 novels and countless short stories. Her life included personal tragedy and a burst of prolific work across decades in New York Florida and Bar Harbor.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Park Avenue
Florida
Bar Harbor
Yellow Room
Stanley Rinehart
Smugglers Get a Life in Formosa Drug Case
In Taipei Formosa three persons were sentenced to life imprisonment while six others received lighter terms on narcotics smuggling charges. The court handed down the verdicts in the Formosa case.
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Formosa
Secretary Flemming Speaks At Catholic Charities Meeting
Secretary Arthur Flemming addressed delegates at the 44th annual National Conference of Catholic Charities in Columbus. Monsignor Wozniak and Monsignor Kappes were reelected leaders as sessions on aging blindness and welfare programs concluded.
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National Conference of Catholic Charities
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Charities Conference
William L. Wozniak
Buffalo
N. Y
William E. Kappes
Arthur 8. Flemming
U.S
Ohio Wesleyan University
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