Dow Finsterwald Day Brings Golf Stars To Athens
Don Finsterwald arrives from California as Athens hosts a parade and testimonial honoring the 1958 PGA champion. Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Jopard Baker Saunders join in a best ball exhibition at Athens Country Club with a 2 p.m. start and a 6:30 dinner at the club.
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Don
Charles Fulks
Lake Burr Oak
Bass
Professional Golfers Association
California
Linda
Edward. A. Sprague
Northwood Dr
Athens High School
Jackie Nicklaus
Columbus
Arnold Palmer
Jpoard Baker Saunders
Gallipolis
Lindley Hall
Court
President Sts
Mill St
Mill
College St
College
E. Union St
Ohio University
Athens Country Club
Finsterwald
Saunders
Palmer
Nicklaus
Golf
Kermit Blosser
Lions
Country Club
Governors Face Resolution Tiff
Southern governors met at Lexington to decide which resolution if any they will back on school integration. The conference faced likely division with three proposed resolutions and no vote expected, though last year’s Sea Island session produced a six line pledge to remove federal troops after Little Rock. Governor McKeldin of Maryland floated a plan favoring racial mixing in classrooms.
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Lexington
Little Rock
Sea Island
Central High School
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
De Gaulle Seeks Approval for Election Law Shape
Premier de Gaulle called his Cabinet to prepare for the first election under the Fifth Republic. Parliament election is planned for Sunday November 16 and its law could tilt politics. De Gaulle aims to determine the constitution and influence the presidential race later in December.
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Paris
de Gaulle
French Army Enforces Curfew Ahead of Algeria Referendum
French army soldiers sealed roads around Tizi Ouzou imposing a near 24 hour curfew before the constitutional referendum. Gen. Jacques Faure said the order aims to stop villagers from deserting to avoid voting as the three day referendum begins Friday.
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Tizi-Ouzou
France
Jacques Faure
Algeria
Convict May Be Spared by Alabama Governor
A 55-year-old condemned Black man awaits a governor’s decision as James E. Folsom, hospitalized for illness, may grant clemency. Jimmy Wilson, an ex-convict with two prior terms for grand larceny, faces execution for robbing Estelle Barker, an 82-year-old widow, of 1.95 dollars in Marion Alabama. The case underscores Alabama juries setting penalties in capital crimes.
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Montgomery
Ala
James E. Folsom
Jimmy Wilson
Wilson
Marion
Estelle Barker
Alabama
Postal union rejects salary increase proposal
Kansas City report says officers of the National Postal Transport Association rejected a proposal to raise their salaries on Tuesday. The action follows a meeting where members voted against the pay rise allocation.
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Kansas City
National Postal Transport Association
Ohio Professor and Wife Start Moscow Language Study
Dr. Matthias F. Schmitz of Ohio Northern University Ada and his wife Victoria depart Warsaw for Moscow to record Russian daily speech for classroom use. They completed a 10 day Polish tour with Polish cultural backing, while Kremlin approval marks a cultural exchange.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ohio
Stalin
Moscow
Kremlin
Matthias F. Schmitz
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Victoria
Schmitz
Lin
Guist
Division of
Humanities
Ohio Northern
Ministries of Culture and Education
Soviet Union
United States
Eisenhower Poised to Name Adams Replacement
President Eisenhower reportedly prepares to name a new White House aide successor to Sherman Adams. Meade Alcorn says he has no clear choice, while Seaton notes no inside knowledge of his own candidacy. Possible contenders include Gen. Alfred Gruenther as speculation swirls about a rapid decision.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
White House
Secretary of the Interior
Seaton
Vallejo
Calif
Harold E. Stassen
Adams
Alfred M. Gruenther
Gruenther
Red Cross
United States Narrowly Defeats China Seating Bid At UN
Diplomats say U S success may be brief as General Assembly votes 44 28 with nine abstentions to sidetrack China seating for a year. The U S tactic, aided by only a partial Latin American bloc, marks the tightest margin against seating the Chinese Communists. Britain Canada and New Zealand supported the U S stance though some friends favored debate.
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United States
U.S
General Assembly
Assembly
India
Ing
China
World Forum
Britain
Canada
New Zealand
Planes clash in Formosa Strait air battle
In the largest Quemoy clash yet reported this month the Nationalists say they shot down 11 Communist MIGs and fought about 100 more. The sea battle spanned the Formosa Strait area as 1026 shells hit Quemoy from midnight to 10 am while a foreign press group toured the island.
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Taipei
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Quemoys
Forrest Edwards
U. S
Lebanon Head Takes Office Amid Violence
In Beirut President Fuad Chehab begins his term amid deadly clashes and a night curfew. Six killed and many wounded as Phalangists clash with security forces and mobs destroy cars and unleash explosions.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Fuad Chehab
Camille Chamoun
Phalange
Chehab
Registration Indicates Record Vote Turnout
Voter registration in the Columbus area shows a rush to likely a record turnout for the November 4 election. Tens of thousands registered at county offices Tuesday with thousands more expected before today's deadline.
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Columbus
Weather and Five Day Forecast Across Regions
West Virginia shows cloudy conditions with a chance of rain in the northwest and warm, humid highs. Ohio and nearby areas report partly cloudy skies, warm today, with lows near 68 to 70 and highs around 85 to 87. The five day forecast calls for temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal and gradual cooling Friday through Saturday then warming Sunday and Monday with about an inch of precipitation expected Friday through Monday.
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West Virginia
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
Memphis
New York
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Washington
Father Dies and Youth Held in Ohio Barn Fire Death
NORWALK Ohio police hold 17 year old James Walter Bauerle after he admitted striking his father Walter R 54 with a lumber piece and setting a barn fire near Greenwich two miles away Bauerle’s remains were found in the burned barn hours after the blaze and authorities say he planned the fire for two or three months He gave no motive and said he called his father to the barn struck him and then tossed a match into hay soaked with fuel oil
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Norwalk
Ohio
James Walter Bauerle
Walter R
Greenwich
Bauerle
Glen Shiverdecker
Young Bauerle
Shiverdecker
James
Firm Representatives Tour Industrial Sites Across Three States
Fifteen firms will take a three day tour of industrial sites in Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky next week the Central Ohio Industrial Council announced. Stops include Portsmouth Ironton Gallipolis Huntington Ravenswood and Point Pleasant.
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Huntington
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Central Ohio Industrial Council
Portsmouth
Ironton
Gallipolis
Ravenswood
Point Pleasant
Little Rock Board Tests Private School Plan in Court
The Little Rock School Board seeks a court ruling on leasing four high school buildings to a private corporation to maintain segregation. A resignation to integrate was opposed by local leaders, while Faubus debated reopening on a segregated basis and residents voted on segregation vs integration.
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Associated Press
Southern
Little Rock
U.S. District Court
Arkansas Capital
Chrysler and UAW End 20 Hour Bargaining Without Pact
After a 20 hour marathon in Detroit both Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers failed to reach a contract agreement. UAW President Walter Reuther warned of a noon deadline but said no strike was planned and he might return Thursday to resume talks. Chrysler VP John D. Leary accused the union of attempting to force unfair terms.
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Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Reuther
John D. Leary
Father Slays Four Children in Sparta Michigan
Orland Duncan McMillan, 45, an unemployed laborer, killed four of his five children with a shotgun Tuesday night. The remaining child escaped by faking death. His wife Edith McMillan, 36, and the fifth child were injured and hospitalized near Grand Rapids. The surviving boy, eight-year-old Orland Benjamin, told deputies that his father attacked, and that he played dead.
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Sparta
Mich
Edith McMillan
Grand Rapids
Orland Duncan McMillan
Arnold Pigorsh
Orland Benjamin
Eli Roberts
Marys Lamb Escapes Death at Nursery School Gate
Marys little lamb, rescued from the slaughterhouse, now waits inside the Margarita Nursery School gate each morning for 25 youngsters. Mrs. Raymond Shircliffe acquired the animal after birth, saved by friends who intervened before its fate.
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Louisville
Mary
Margarita Nursery School
Raymond Shircliffe
UAW Blames Firing for Twinsburg Plant Strike
An UAW international representative says the walkout at Chrysler Corp. Twinsburg plant began after the firing of a sweeper. The strike halted operations at the 1,660 employee facility Tuesday night.
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UAW
Akron
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Twinsburg
Athens stop student found dead heart failure blame board
The Messenger reports a student in Athens found dead due to heart failure. Officials blame the school board while bond protest activity and athletic boosters organize in response to the incident.
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Disalle
Moeller
Athens
Blame Board
Rotary Clib
Athens Chauncey
Gallipolis
Seawolf Stays Submerged Record 48 Days
The nuclear submarine Seawolf has remained underwater for more than 48 days. Rear Adm. Hyman G. Rickover notes Seawolf submerged on August 5 and by Monday set a submerged record surpassing the Skate’s 31 days and Nautilus’ 28 days.
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Boston
Seawolf
Hyman G. Rickover
Skate
Group Seeks Donations For Right to Work Campaign
Ohioans for Right to Work announced it sent donation appeal letters to about 60,000 Ohio employers supporting a proposed constitutional amendment regulating labor contracts.
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Columbus
Ohioans For Right
One strike ends at Ford Walton Hills plant
United Auto Workers ended their strike today at Ford Motor Co Walton Hills stamping plant. The move concludes a labor dispute that affected production at the Cleveland area facility.
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Cleveland
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Walton Hills
Formosa Talks Near Climax In Far East Cease Fire
In Warsaw reports say the fourth U S China talks on Formosa cease fire near a final moment. Ambassador Jacob Beam reviews new instructions for Thursday with Wang Pingnan as President Eisenhower prepares a formal Far East policy statement in Washington.
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Poland
Far East
United States
China
U.S
Jacob Beam
Red China
Wang Pingnan
Feisenhower
Washington
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