Nasser open to talks with Eisenhower on Middle East peace
President Nasser said he would welcome a face to face discussion with President Eisenhower if he initiates a conference on a Middle East settlement. He stressed readiness to act for peace while defending Egypt's neutral stance and continued Syrian support. He warned Egypt may seek more arms if Israel grows stronger and denied Syria's turn toward communism.
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Cairo
Nasser
Egypt
Eisenhower
State Department
United States
Damascus
Syria
Lou Henderson
Istanbul
Beirut
Henderson
Soviet Union
First Frost Of Season Reported In Ohio Area
Area observers report below freezing temperatures marking the season's first frost. Millport in Columbiana County logged 26 degrees, Youngstown 29, with Cleveland Hopkins Airport at 42. Forecasters predict a light freeze across northern Ohio Saturday with sunshine for football fans.
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Youngstown
Millport
Columbiana County
U.S. Weather Bureau
U.S
Weather Bureau
Columbus
Akron
Toledo
Zanesville
Findlay
Marietta
Chesapeake
Ohio
Vandals Fire Albany State College Building Loss
Albany Ga firemen and officials say two or three suspects fled as flames gutted the one story hazard training school at Albany State College for Negroes. Damage estimated near 300000 with auditors and offices in Caroline Hall also damaged. president W H Dennis cites 250000 value for the training school and 25 000 to 50 000 for adjacent facilities. Incendiary blaze suspected with conflicting reports on suspect race.
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Albany
Albany State College
W. M. Harris
Industrialist Donates to Cincinnati Metallurgical Program
Cincinnati news reports industrialist Peter E. Rentschler president of Hamilton Goundry & Machine Co. will donate 5000 dollars yearly for three years to support the metallurgical engineering program at the University of Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Peter E. Rentschler
Hamilton Goundry & Machine Co
University of Cincinnati
Saud Pledges Syria Support and Arab Unity
King Saud of Saudi Arabia promised support for Syria and any Arab country against aggression at a three day Damascus talks closing. He urged Arab unity as the sole path to security, stating Syria poses no threat to neighbors. In Washington, Dulles offered to meet with Syria’s Foreign Minister if requested.
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Damascus
Syria
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Washington
Dulles
Salah Bitar
Typhoon Faye Kills U S Marine On Okinawa
Typhoon Faye struck Okinawa killing one U S Marine and injuring many locals. Debris caused the death at Ryukyus Army Hospital while 112 residents were missing or unaccounted for. Damage to military installations and aircraft is expected to exceed ten million dollars.
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Naha
Okinawa
Faye
U. S
Air Force
China
Asian Flu Cases Double in Week
Public Health Service says new Asian flu cases rose to 122,650 in the week ending September 21, more than doubling from 100,000 the prior week. The estimate relies on incomplete reports from state health officers and the armed forces.
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Washington
Public Health Service Today
Death Threats Tied to Hoffa Case Hearings
Former Michigan Labor official Robert Scott testified before the Senate Rackets Committee about death threats he received for resisting help to James R. Hoffa's brother and for opposing Hoffa’s influence. He recalled threats to his life and to his wife in 1946, and said anonymous calls continued as he testified, noting Hoffa’s ongoing influence and Teamsters election plans in Miami Beach.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Michigan
James R. Hoffa
Robert Scott
Michigan Federation of Labor
Scott
Senate Rackets Committee
Owen
Bert) Brennan
Hoffa
Teamsters Local 337
Detroit
Brennan
Oakland County
Mich
Michigan State Board of Barber Examiners
Sen. McClellan
D., Ark
Midwest
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Miami Beach
Fla
McClellan
Teamsters drop emeritus plan for Beck at Miami Beach
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters Constitution Committee voted to remove a 1952 emeritus provision that would have granted retiring President Dave Beck an emeritus status and a $50,000 annual salary. Beck requested the strike, amid Hoffa's bid for president and opposition led by VP William A. Lee who withdrew support from Hoffa.
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Miami Beach
Fla
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Dave Beck
Beck
Dan Tobin
Vast Brotherhood
James Hoffa
Teamsters
Teamster
William A. Lee
Chicago
Hoffa
Pick Champs At McArthur Paul Bunyan Expo
The two day Paul Bunyan Forestry Expo sponsored by the Ohio Forestry Association culminated with champions crowned in the Ohio Lumberjack and Northeastern Lumberjack contests. Winners include Vernon Vanders of Dundee first in Chainsaw and Ralph Croxton of Dayton top in Tree-felling with Albert Helms and Kenneth Bell earning multiple podium spots.
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Chainsaw
Vernon Vanders
Dundee
Donald Jackson
Newbury
Kenneth Bell
Columbiana
Albert Helms
Greenville
Lloyd Miller
Lower Salem
Ralph Croxton
Dayton
Eddie Thomas
Miamisburg
Aalthaus
Lafayette
Clarence
Howard Kehl
Marietta
Portsmouth Girl Killed in Head-On Collision
Janice Shoemaker, 17, of Portsmouth, died Thursday when an automobile and a truck collided head-on about ten miles west of town on U S 52. Four others were injured in the crash.
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Portsmouth
Janice Shoemaker
Here
Sailor Testifies in Mutiny Murder Trial On Shipboard Shooting
Metalsmith 3 C Verbeek testified at the court martial of Navy Seaman Jimmie L Henderson charged with murder aboard the cargo ship Uvalde May 28. Henderson, 20, of Marin City Calif, is accused of killing Ens Robert I Morris and wounding Ens Richard D Harrison after a theft-related court martial. He allegedly assaulted Verbeek as the guard was tightened.
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San Francisco
Joseph H. Verbeek
Navy
Jimmie L. Henderson
Verbeek
Henderson
Marin City
Calif
Ens
Stow
Ohio
Morris
Richard D. Harrison
Ohio Woman Found Dead in Texas Home
Abilene Texas authorities report Phyllis Reichenbach 24 wife of 1st Lt James E Reichenbach of Dyess Air Force Base found shot to death in her Texas residence. A .12 gauge shotgun lay near the body. Phyllis is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Schilling of Massillon Ohio.
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Abilene
Tex
Phyllis Reichenbach
Jacob Schilling
Massillon
Ohio
James E. Reichenbach
Dyess Air Force Base
Army reverses order on riot duty training over Little Rock crisis
In Washington the Army canceled a day-old directive to troops in the South to heighten riot duty training amid protests over Eisenhower's use of federal troops to enforce Central High School integration. Secretary Wilber Brucker called the move precautionary, while officers faced admonitions.
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Washington
South
High Command
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Central High School
Wilber Brucker
Ark
101St Division
Orval Faubus
Arkansans
Faubus
Air Force Reserve
Wolff
America
Air Force to Disband Small Reserve Units in Streamlining
Washington reports the Air Force will disband some small National Guard and Reserve units as an economy move. Most personnel will transfer to other units for continued training. two units each had only one officer and one enlisted member. The 357th Troop Carrier Squadron at Clinton County Base Ohio will be deactivated along with several other Reserve units.
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Washington
Air Force
Clinton County Air Force Base
Ohio
Potters Firms Agree to New Two Year Contract
Four chinaware firms reach a two year contract agreement with the International Brotherhood of Op erative Potters in East Liverpool. The deal covers wage scales benefits and working conditions for member potters and factory workers.
Abducted Boy Found. Couple Arrested In Ransom Plot
An 8 year old boy kidnapped for ransom was found unharmed near Lake Stevens. George Collins 20 and Katharine Collins 21 were arrested at the Everett home of George Collins' father after an FBI tip. The pair admitted the abduction in a 13 page statement, the boy's relatives had not paid the ransom. The case carries possible death penalty if bodily harm occurred. The Crary family had been subjected to a weeks long search and public appeals.
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Wash
Lee Crary
Lake Stevens
Here
FBI
Sno
Homish County
Bob Twitchell
George Edward Collins, Jr
Katherine
Collins
Young Crary
Washington
Lynndale
Edmonds
Crary
Lee
Ed Crary
Lynnwood
Seattle
Settlement Offer Made in Ohio Bell Strike
A new settlement attempt was made to end an 11 day walkout by 18 500 Ohio Bell workers represented by the Communications Workers of America. At a Western Electric local meeting about 225 rejected a prior deal, with Ohio and Indiana voting about 10 1 against ratification.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Western Electric Co
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Ken Silvers
Evansville
Ind
Ohio
Indiana
Akron-Canton- Youngstown
Toledo
Silvers
New York State
Western Electric
Ohio Bell
Manslaughter Charge Dismissed in Columbus
Theodore Roosevelt Jackson, 51, of Columbus had a first degree manslaughter charge against him dismissed in Criminal Court. He said he shot Robert Parrish, 22, also of Columbus, on May 13 after Parrish tried to break into his room during a rent dispute.
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Columbus
Theodore Roosevelt
Jackson
Robert Parrish
Parrish
Surface missile test in New Mexico completes 600 mile flight
The Air Force reports the first flight of a Matador guided missile from Alamogordo New Mexico to Wendover Utah was successful. The 600 mile surface to surface test was escorted by four jet fighters from the Air Force missile center to the Wendover range.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Air Force
New Mexico
Utah
Air Force Missile Center
Wendover Air Force Base
Nashville School Man Says Things Normal
Nashville officials report school attendance returning to normal after desegregation integration. Assistant Superintendent W H Oliver says only seven children nationwide are kept home, with ten Negro students enrolled in previously all white elementaries.
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Nashville
Tenn
W. H. Oliver
Reuther to Speak at Dedication of Union Hall
Walter Reuther president of the United Auto Workers will be featured speaker at the dedication of the new union hall in Hamilton Ohio on Sunday. Union leaders announced the plans Thursday.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Ohioans Die as Car of Akron Residents Crashes in Missouri
A four Ohio resident car from Akron overturned on U S 36 near Callao Missouri killing one and injuring three. Victim was Mrs Helen Matykavisch 63. Her husband Charles 66 and Mr and Mrs Paul McCorkle were injured.
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Macon
Akron
Ohio
U. S
Callao
Helen Matykavisch
Charles
Paul McCorkle
Ohio and West Virginia Weather Forecast Update
Ohio cooler tonight with lows around 40s and scattered frost possible. Saturday remains fair and cool with little warming later in the period. Frost warnings issued for West Virginia with lows in the mid 30s to 40s and continued cool, fair Saturday. Five day Ohio forecast shows near normal to slightly below normal temperatures with warming by Sunday or Monday through Wednesday and little to no precipitation. Elsewhere many major cities show clear to cloudy skies and mild to cool temperatures with scattered frost in some areas and light rain in San Francisco.
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West Virginia
Loew
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Nenkovacsnn
Cleveland
Denver
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Louisville
Miami
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Traverse City
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