Reuther Fails Again To Reach Chrysler UAW Accord
Walter P. Reuther failed for the second time in a week to seal a clear labor contract with Chrysler Corp. After marathon talks, he said a meeting of minds had been reached on major features of a contract like the Ford agreement, but engineers, office workers and salaried staff remained unsettled as he moved on to General Motors.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Reuther
Chrysler
General Motors
UAW
Union
Ford
Southern High Court Ruling Cuts Off Segregation Evasions
The Supreme Court ruled against evasive schemes to dodge the 1954 ruling on school integration. Chief Justice Warren announced a unanimous decision signaling a clear end to delaying tactics. Federal judges ordered Little Rock to maintain school control as private leasing halted by a restraining order. Virginia and Norfolk also closed schools affecting thousands of students as Gov. Almond enforce desegregation orders.
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Associated Press
Southern
U.S. Supreme Court
Fective
Virgil Blossom
Little Rock
Charlottesville
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Norfolk
Front Royal
T. J. Raney
Bruce Bennett
Ark
Bennett
De Gaulle Plans Fifth Republic as Referendum Wins
Premier De Gaulle meets his Cabinet in Paris to launch the Fifth Republic and a new world French community. Guinea rejects the constitution while other overseas areas back it, paving the way for De Gaulle to proclaim the new regime with broad powers and to draft electoral law for a late November Assembly.
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Paris
de Gaulle
French Guinea
French Union
Guinea
France
Bricker Heads Republican Caravan Through Southeast Ohio
U S Senator John W Bricker leads a Republican caravan from Lancaster to Logan McArthur and Jackson with Secretary of State Ted W Brown and State Treasurer Roger W Tracy, ending with a buffalo roast at Pickaway County Fairgrounds Circleville This evening Governor ONeill campaigns in Lima.
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Associated Press
Lancaster
Logan
McArthur
Jackson
U. S
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Roger W. Tracy
Bricker
Pickaway County Fairgrounds
Circleville
C. William O'Neill
Lima
Lake County
Charles Webb Joins Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles Webb, Senate legislative assistant for nine years, is to be sworn in today by Supreme Court Justice Harold Burton as a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Senate confirmation of President Eisenhower's 20 thousand dollar a year appointment is needed after Congress returns in January.
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John W. Bricker
Charles Webb
Supreme Court
Harold Burton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Eisenhower
Webb
Congress
Ohio and West Virginia Weather Outlook With Showers
Cloudy with occasional showers today and tonight across Ohio and a cooler night expected. West Virginia turns cooler tonight with lows 45 to 50 west and north 50 to 55 southeast and a few showers likely Wednesday. Elsewhere Albany to Washington show varying conditions with several cities reporting rain or clear skies and temperatures in the 40s to 70s.
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West Virginia
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Bismarck
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Los Angeles
Louisville
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
Portland, Ore
Richmond
Salt Lake City
Ampa
Washington
U S Hike In Interest Rates Set
Washington reports a sharp rise in short term borrowing costs as the Treasury sets three month bills at 2.92 percent, up from 2.511 percent a week earlier. The jump widens the gap with the Fed discount rate of 2 percent, signaling tighter money conditions ahead.
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Federal Reserve Board
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Reserve
Ohio Mining Board Tours Strip Mines
More than 40 officials from the state strip mine board of review and private industry began a two day bus tour of Ohio strip mining. They will travel through Tuscarawas Stark Columbiana and Mahoning counties with an overnight stop at Steubenville before visiting Jefferson and Harrison counties.
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Cambridge
Ohio
State
Soviet Leader Voroshilov Visits Tashkent En Route to Afghanistan
Soviet President Klementy Voroshilov travels to Tashkent on Monday as part of an official tour toward Afghanistan. The trip underscores Moscow’s diplomatic outreach in Central Asia amid regional tensions.
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Moscow
Klementi Y. Voroshilov
Soviet Union
Tashkent
Afghanistan
Rivette Takes Command of U S Seventh Fleet
Vice Adm. Frederick N. Rivette assumed command of the U S Seventh Fleet today. The fleet guards the Formosa Strait and nearby water routes.
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Taipei
Frederick N. Rivette
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Formosa Strait
Red China Warns of Punitive Blows Over Sidewinder Use
Peiping, citing the People’s Daily, accuses Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist air force of using U S Sidewinder missiles to shoot down Red China planes. The dispatch warns of punitive strikes and describes the missile as a grave provocation. Washington declined to confirm the claim.
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Red China
U.S
Peiping
Chiang Kai-shek
People’s Daily
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Formosa Strait
U.S. Air Force
Washington
Pentagon
Taipei
Formosa
U S Aids Nationalists With Flying Boxcars For Quemoy Blockade
U S officials announce shipment of C119 Flying Boxcars and large landing ships to break the Red blockade of Quemoy. One landing craft has delivered eight inch howitzers to Nationalist crews. New ships can carry eight smaller landing vessels and up to six times the cargo of prior LSTs. Despite World War II surplus, Quemoy still needs about 350 tons daily. U S urged faster Nationalist supply efforts.
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United States
U. S
U.S
Dag Hammarskjold cites conditional US UK troop withdrawals
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said the United States and Britain agreed to withdraw troops from Lebanon and Jordan. The US would finish Lebanon by October if conditions improve. Britain would start Jordan in October and finish as situation allows. He named Pier Spinelli as special representative in Amman. He cautioned Arab confidence is not fully restored but urged faith in the good neighbor policy.
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N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
United States
Britain
Lebanon
Jordan
Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Middle East
Pier P. Spinelli
Amman
River Project Heads Agenda
Ohio Valley Improvement Assn opens its 63rd annual meeting with a preview of a new inland waterways study. Brig. Gen. W W Lapsley of the Army engineers will discuss advance planning and navigation modernization for the Ohio. Plans call for replacing 46 locks with 19 locks 1200 feet long. Convention ends Friday.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Improvement Assn
Ohio River
W. W. Lapsley
U.S. Army Engineers
Ohio
Unemployment Drops in Steubenville Wheeling Area
The Labor Department says the Steubenville Ohio Wheeling West Virginia region shifted from 12 percent plus unemployment to the 9-12 percent category on Monday.
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Washington
Steubenville
Nixon Anoints Bare Knuckle Fight in Indiana Speech
Vice President Nixon opened a campaign swing for a Republican Congress with a Indianapolis speech calling for fierce contest against Democrats. He warned of a “fight of our lives” and attacked Harry Truman, echoing his 1954 approach.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Indianapolis
Ind
Harry Truman
Truman
Boy Fears Spanking Spends Night In Woods
Eight year old Larry Norvell disappeared from his Goshen home after a scolding. He was found along a country road unharmed saying he feared a spanking and spent the night in the woods.
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Batavia
Ohio
Larry Norvell
Goshen
Flood Waters Near Border Threaten Border Towns
A muddy flood crest swept down the Rio Grande toward border points near Presidio Texas. Border Patrol Inspector Raymond Morris warned the record 204 foot flood could be only the start as additional waters from the Rio Conchos and from the El Paso area were forecast to arrive. The rising waters engulfed farms and homes since starting Sunday.
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Tex
Presidio Valley
Rio Grande
Border Patrol
Raymond Morris
Texas
Rio Conchos
Mexico
el Paso
Long Lost Ring Found In Hartford Driveway
Howard Witt discovered a wedding ring in his Hartford Michigan driveway. His mother in law Mrs. Frank Bailey identified it as the ring she lost 55 years ago while doing the family wash.
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Hartford
Mich
Howard Witt
Frank Bailey
Baker Stresses World Desires Peace Education and Freedom
Ohio University President John C. Baker in Memorial Auditorium opened the 154th year with a convocation theme More of the Same citing his Cambodian study with the Ohio Commission on Education Beyond the High School. He linked Ohio projects to international education efforts and stated the world desires peace freedom and education.
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Ohio University
John C. Baker
Memorial Auditorium
Ohio Commission On Education
Cambodia
Indo-China
International Cooperation Administration
Ohio
Baker
Court Order Challenged by Monitors
Washington Teamsters Union monitors plan to challenge the court order appointing them and seek removal of monitor Godfrey P. Schmidt. The union opposed the monitors' bid for more powers while Hoffa holds provisional tenure under the consent order. Monitors will file papers questioning if the compromise order was properly entered with adequate notice.
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Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Godfrey P. Schmidt
Hoffa
Monitor
Bond Denied for Ohio Man in Kentucky Shooting
Eugene Henry, 35, of Hanging Rock Ohio, held without bond on one of two willful murder counts. Fleming County Grand Jury meets Oct. 20 to consider charges for the Sept. 5 shooting of Pearlie Mae Bush, 21, whose body was found two days after.
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Flemingsburg
Eugene Henry
Hanging Rock
Ohio
Fleming County
Henry
Pearlie Mae Bush
Epidemic Threat Looms Over Cavern Shelters On Quemoy
More than 2000 children on Quemoy and Little Quemoy live in caves and underground shelters as winter nears amid threats of influenza smallpox and exposure. Dr Lin Chin Chiang notes damp cold shelters increase illness risk while civilian relief supplies totaling 180000 dollars are en route including shelters and medical stockpiles.
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Quemoy
Little Quemoy
Lin Chin Chiang
State Department
Washington
Quemoys
Lin
Lin’s
Neptune patrol plane missing off Florida coast
A Neptune submarine hunter patrol aircraft with ten crewmen aboard from Naval Air Station Brunswick is missing in south Florida waters. Cmdr. Daniel Decker says it is declared missing but not necessarily lost.
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Key West
Fla
South Florida
Brunswick, Maine, Naval Air Station
Cmdr
Daniel Decker
Brunswick
Principals To Meet In Columbus Agenda Covers Programs
Ohio High School Principals Assn. will convene in Columbus for a Friday and Saturday session. The governor is slated to address the Saturday session. The program outline includes athletics and student guidance initiatives.
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Columbus
Ohio High School Principals Assn
Helene Heads Out To Sea After Cape Breton Tour
Huricane Helene moved from Newfoundland after visiting Cape Breton Island with 90 mile per hour winds.
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Halifax
N. S
Helene
Newfoundland
Cape Breton Island
Restraining Order Ends Private Segregated School Plan
Federal judges in Omaha and federal marshals halted the Little Rock Private School Corp. bid to reopen high schools as private segregated institutions. The restraining order bars any transfer of control and preserves the schools’ integrative status.
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Little Rock
Ark
T. J. Raney
Virgil Blossom
Omaha
Neb
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Police Seek Young Convict on Alcatraz
On Alcatraz Island a bold escape attempt led to a guard being bound as Aaron Walter Burgett a 28 year old Missouri inmate serving 26 years for post office robbery and assault vanished into fog with a companion Clyde M. Johnson 38 who was captured along the rocky shore after a gunfight with the FBI in 1949. A 60 man posse scoured the bay island through the night seeking Burgett while Johnson was held.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
Aaron Walter Burgett
Missouri
San Francisco Bay Island
Burgett
Clyde M. Johnson
FBI
Indianapolis
German Parliament Meets Behind Curtain In Berlin
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived for a parliamentary session in Berlin to bolster morale of West Berliners living within 100 miles of the eastern zone. The Bundestag convenes in Berlin once or twice yearly for morale and political proceedings behind the Iron Curtain ambiance.
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Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Flounder Rescued By Mayor During Helene Flooding
Caroline Beach mayor Glen Tucker found a 1%-pound marooned flounder in a street puddle about 100 yards from the ocean. He returned the fish to the sea, saying it deserved to go back where it came from.
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N. C
Glen Tucker
Tucker
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