Talks Improve as Formosa Talks Reach Week Three
Washington and Peiping statements raise hope for calm in Formosa talks. U S Ambassador Jacob Beam and Chinese envoy Wang Ping nan met for their fifth session amid signals from Chou En lai and Beijing that diplomacy should prevail. Wang told reporters the outcome would be positive as closed door talks continued.
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Washington
Peiping
Formosa
U. S
Jacob Beam
Wang Ping-nan
Chou En-lai
China
United States
Chou
United Nations
Wang
Nevada test launches 10 kiloton weapon from balloon
At the Atomic Energy Commission test site near Las Vegas Nevada a 10 kiloton nuclear device was exploded from a balloon at 1500 feet. Witnesses saw the rising sun silhouette the blast and a mushroom cloud while fallout moved toward observers as forecasters warned.
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200 More Typhoon Ida Victims Found In Izu Peninsula
Relief teams recovered 200 more bodies from Typhoon Ida in the Izu Peninsula near Tokyo. The week end disaster now totals 540 dead with 976 people still missing, per national police.
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Izu Peninsula
Ohio and West Virginia Weather Five Day Forecast
Ohio partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Tuesday with low 46 50 and high 73 77 West Virginia fair tonight with lows 42 50 east 50 60 west Tuesday brings increasing cloudiness and rain in the west Cooler then remains cool through Saturday Precipitation near half an inch in showers Tuesday night and Wednesday statewide Weather notes for Cleveland Indianapolis Los Angeles Louisville Miami Minneapolis New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond and Washington show mostly clear or cloudy by city
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Buffalo
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Los Angeles
Louisville
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New York
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Richmond
Washington
North Carolina Cleans Up After Hurricane Helene
Wilmington reports roofs ripped, trees shattered, and millions in damage after Helene. Communications out, but no deaths. Civil defense notes orderly evacuations as Red Cross shelters aid 4 950 people across 65 locations.
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Two-Party System In West Germany Emerges
In Schleswig Holstein Chancellor Adenauer's Christian Democrats won 33 of 69 seats, signaling a swing toward a two party system. The Socialists captured one seat, totaling 26.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Schleswig-Holstein
West Germany
Lodge Officer Chosen
Grand Chancellor of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of Ohio Lloyd Hempfield of Mt. Vernon was installed Saturday night at the close of the state convention in Columbus for the coming year.
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Little Rock School Board Leases Four High Schools
Little Rock Arkansas members of the school board approved a lease for four closed high schools to a private group to operate segregated schools. The move drew NAACP opposition and a pending federal court action in Omaha Nebraska. The district awaits a possible restraining order from an Eighth Circuit panel.
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Neb
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Little Rock Private School Corp
Arkansas
Bruce Bennett
Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Reuther Pushes Quick Pact With Chrysler GM Strikes
Walter Reuther resumes pressure to settle contracts with Chrysler and GM amid back-to-work orders for 250000 GM workers. He moves strike deadline from Tuesday to Thursday to restore production of 1959 models, while GM cites massive plant idleness and seeks a peaceful bargaining climate.
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Reuther
UAW
Death toll from Ohio traffic and accidents rises in weekend
The Associated Press reports 12 Ohio deaths over the weekend, nine from traffic incidents. A 10-year-old boy died after colliding with a locomotive at a train crossing in Cincinnati while 9-year-old David Lowery was killed by a car near Medway. Charles Carson and his nephew were hit when a stalled car on railroad tracks in Cleveland. A drowning occurred in Columbus alongside a carbon monoxide death in a Springfield resident's apartment.
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Terry Tusey
Lower Valley Pike
Medway
Clark County
David Lowery
Cleveland
Charles P. Carson
Carson
Columbus
Thomas Hoover
Ohio State University
Ronald Grieser
Springfield
Ironton Man Slated For Arraignment
Eugene Henry 34 of Ironton Ohio faces arraignment in Flemingburg Kentucky on murder charges in the killings of Pearlie Mae Bush 21 and Charles Norris 38. Henry appeared before County Judge Jack Clark in the Bush case after authorities say he killed Norris over money then killed Bush because she knew of Norris’s presence the night of the slayings.
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Eugene Henry
Ironton
Ohio
Pearlie Mae Bush
Charles
Chad) Norris
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Jack Clark
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Norris
American missionary released by Algerian rebels
The Rev Lester Griffith, 33, of Cleveland Ohio, said he was treated with respect during nine weeks in rebel hands near Fort National. He recounted being arrested by rebel police while driving to his mission and spending days traveling with troops to meet Amirouche the regional chief. His wife Janice and their children waited in a Algiers suburb during his captivity.
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Lester E.griffith
Cleveland
Ohio
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National
Grand Kabylie
Amirouche
Janice
Strike Firing in Beirut Aims at Parliament Vote
In Beirut shooting continued for a second day as gunfire rang out at dawn to intimidate shopkeepers. The Phalange party opposes Premier Rashid Karami and seeks a citywide strike ahead of a parliament meeting to vote on the government. The session, slated for Tuesday, may be postponed.
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Lebanon
Phalange Party
Rashid Karami
Karami
Ten Ohio Ford Plants Renew Work Monday
Nearly 17 000 Ford Motor Company hourly workers in six Ohio cities return to normal production today after both Walton Hills and Cincinnati plants ratified national and local contracts, ending the national strike settlement.
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Ford Motor Co
Ohio
United Auto Workers
Walton Hills
Cincinnati
Labors calls cession of Chiang Kai-shek islands
Scarborough England The annual Labour party convention urged cession of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek offshore islands to Red China amid ongoing East Asia policy debate.
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Britain
Labor Party
Generalissimo
Chiang Kai-shek
Red China
Full Impact Of Struggle Being Felt
More than 16 000 youngsters could not attend public schools in Arkansas and Virginia as integration battles closed schools. Norfolk Virginia’s largest city idled 10 000 children while Little Rock Arkansas saw about 3460 affected and Charlottesville Virginia and Front Royal Virginia closures disrupted thousands more. Makeshift classrooms appeared in homes and rented spaces as the region faced an education crisis amid segregation.
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Virginia
Norfolk
Little Rock Ark
Front Royal
Charlottesville
Deep South
Hagerty Denies Ike Has Named Assistant
White House press secretary James Hagerty rejected reports that President Eisenhower will appoint Fred C. Scribner Jr. as deputy assistant to the president amid a White House staff reorganization. Hagerty said the story is wrong and Eisenhower has not made up his mind.
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Eisenhower
White House
Treasury
Fred C. Schribner Jr
Washington
James C. Hagerty
Three Nurses Groups Convening in Cleveland This Week
Three state nursing organizations will meet in Cleveland this week drawing about 3000 attendees. The Ohio League for Nursing with 1100 members and the Student Nurses Association of Ohio with 6000 members open sessions today. On Wednesday delegates from the Ohio State Nurses Association with about 11000 registered nurses join for joint sessions.
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Ohio League For Nursing
Student Nurses Association of Ohio
Ohio State Nurses Association
Twice Is One Too Many Times Dayton
Service station attendant Max Stapleton foiled a second holdup at his Dayton station. A week after being robbed of seventy dollars, the armed suspect returned and fired on the back-room door. Stapleton fired back, but no one was hit and the cash register was empty.
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Dayton
Max Stapleton
Stapleton
Chiang Kai-shek vows bombardment if Formosa crisis worsens
Chiang Kai-shek said the Nationalist air force would bomb Communist gun positions on the mainland near Quemoy if lives on the Quemoy outpost are endangered. He claimed the United States would back such action, while noting no US ground troops would be needed.
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Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
United States
U. S
China
United Nations
Little Tatan Island
Liu Hoh-tu
Chiang
Sheppard lawyers seek entry on habeas corpus denial
Counsel for Dr Samuel H Sheppard ask the Ohio Supreme Court today to enter the record detailing why a writ of habeas corpus was denied. A hearing on the motion was scheduled later, with Corrigan and Garmone arguing that prosecutors withheld material evidence.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court Today
Cleveland
Ohio
William J. Corrigan
Fred W. Garmone
Nasser vows intervention if Israel attacks Jordan
President Nasser told an interviewer the United Arab Republic will not hesitate to intervene if Israel launches an attack on Jordan, signaling potential regional escalation.
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Nasser
United Arab Republic
Israel
Jordan
Swollen Rio Grande Floods Presidio Valley Homes
The Rio Grande, described as a swollen monster three to four miles wide, damaged homes in the Presidio Valley of southwest Texas and isolated thousands of border towns. About 30 families were evacuated in Presidio and a man was reported drowned on the Mexican side as waters threatened further deluges from the Rio Conchos.
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Tex
Rio Grande
Texas
Rio Conchos
Mexico
Missing Engineer Sought After Plane Safety Device
Elmer C. Menkel, missing since June 22, is linked to an inventor's claim of an automatic collision avoidance device. Polaris Engineering says the Defense Department may fund five million dollars, with 150 000 to Menkel if found. His wife Jean traced him from San Francisco to Spokane and Reno, where the trail ends.
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Elmer C. Menkel
Meukel
Fred Haglestein
Polaris Engineering Corp
Los Angeles
Defense Department
Jean
San Francisco
Spokane
Wash
Reno
Nev
Premier De Gaulle Wins Referendum For Fifth Republic
In Paris large turnout and a landslide vote approved a new constitution for France as Premier de Gaulle gains near dictatorial powers. Overseas French territories backed the plan and the Fifth Republic will be proclaimed in the journal next Sunday.
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de Gaulle
France
French Guinea
West Africa
French Empire
France Ends Economic Aid To Dissenter
Paris announces ending economic aid and pulling French administrators from French Guinea within two months. Premier Sekou Toure received the notice in Conakry as Guinea voted 573,470 against and 15,551 for the new constitution.
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France
French Guinea
Africa
Guinea
Sekou Toure
Conakry
Jean Risterucci
de Gaulle
Liberia
Ivory
Senegal
Sudan
Thor Favored as U S Mass Missile, NYT Reports
The New York Times says the Air Force Thor has been chosen over the Army Jupiter for the basic mass produced 1500 mile range ballistic missile. Dallas dispatch cites authoritative sources that two or three Jupiter squadrons may be produced at most.
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New York Times
Air
United States
Dallas
Tex
Independence OK'd as Cyprus peace path by Greek PM
Greek Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis said Cyprus independence would be acceptable to Greece as a solution to the three year conflict on the island.
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Athens
Constantine Karamanlis
Cyprus
Greece
Educator Dr. James Wood Dies at 82 in California
Santa Monica Calif educator Dr James Madison Wood died at 82 He was longtime president of Stephens College at Columbia Missouri for 35 years before retiring in 1947 The obituary notes his leadership and retirement details.
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Santa Monica
Calif
James Madison Wood
Stephens College
Columbia
Cowboy Star Roy Rogers Married in Ohio
Cowboy star Roy Rogers born in Cincinnati and raised near Portsmouth at Duck Run has wed in a ceremony in Ohio linked to Teen Age Hall of Fame.
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Roy Rogers
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Ohio
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