Jets Ordered to Shoot Down Unidentified Aircraft Near Turkey
U S jets under Vice Admiral Charles R Brown were ordered to shoot down a suspected hostile aircraft over the U S 6th Fleet area. The unidentified plane, likely Russian, evaded capture as it traveled from Bessarabia over the Black Sea toward the invasion fleet off Turkey and Bulgaria, then crossed Greece before retreating to Bulgaria.
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U.S
U. 8. 6Th Fleet
Turkey
Charles R. Brown
U. S. 6Th Fleet
Bulgaria
Tur
Key
Saros Gulf
Bessarabia
Black Sea
Greece
6Th Fleet
Adm. Brown
Clifford H. Buerfeldt
Spring Valley Man Killed as Car Rolls Near Golf Course
Spring Valley, Minn. John Warren, 23, was killed when his car rolled and hit a telephone pole on Highway 52 near the Chatfield golf course. James Root, 24, suffered critical injuries and was taken to St Marys Hospital Rochester. Warren dies of a skull fracture. Warren family ties noted with earlier deaths.
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Spring Valley
Minn
Fillmore County
John Warren
Chatfield
James Root
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Don Cooke
Preston
Warren
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
R. J. Warren
Dan
Mark
David
James
New York
Sally
John
Spring Valley High School
Root
E. W. Root
Six Traffic Deaths Reported in Minnesota
A string of fatal accidents raised Minnesota’s 1957 traffic toll to 464. Dennis Hughes, 16, died from Minneapolis crash injuries. Other victims included John Warren 23 of Spring Valley and Airman Sam Hughes near Gooseberry Falls. Injured in Minneapolis were Roberta Burns 12 Darlene Archer 16 and Lyle Miller 19 in critical condition. Additional fatalities occurred near Hitterdal and Lake City as drivers ignored signs and tractor wheels failed to control.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dennis Hughes
Roberta Burns
Darlene Archer
Lyle Miller
Burns Girl
Archer
Emerson Ave. South
Lagoon Ave
Miller
Brunswick
Miss Archer
Allrich South
Hitterdahl
Lake City
Eisenhower Hopes for Day of Complete Vacation
President Eisenhower seeks a full day off at Newport after days of nonstop work since Sept. 4. Aides say this may be the first real break, with a return to Washington planned early next week possibly Monday. He has a Washington conference scheduled Tuesday with five Southern governors regarding the Little Rock school integration edict.
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Newport
R.I
Eisenhower
White House
Washington
Little Rock
Ark
Mother of two paralyzed sons goes on first vacation in 15 years
Grace Springer, mother of Ronald 18 and Michael 15 who suffer muscular dystrophy, leaves for a northern Minnesota trip funded by American Legion Auxiliary Post 77 and Owatonna Municipal Hospital volunteers. Her husband Stephen was killed in World War II and her elder son Stephen Jr. died five years ago.
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Owatonna
Minn
Grace Springer
Ronald
Michael
American Legion Post 77
Owatonna Municipal Hospital
Stephen Jr
Teamsters Appeal Blocked Union Election Postponement
The Teamsters Union appealed a federal court injunction that would delay next week’s national officers election. Rank and file members claim rigging by leaders aimed to elevate James R. Hoffa, with a suit alleging delegates were hand picked rather than locally elected. The Court of Appeals hearing could stay the injunction, allowing the Miami Beach vote to proceed.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Teamster
New York
Martin F. O'Donoghue
Teamsters
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Dist
F. Dickinson Letts
Rank and File
James R. Hoffa
Miami Beach
Fila
O'Donoghue
Court of Appeals
Letts
Dave Beck
Khrushchev Tells Mrs Roosevelt War Is Unthinkable
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt met Nikita Khrushchev at his Yalta summer home for nearly three hours. She reported the Soviet leader said war is unthinkable and that he urged her to write the truth. Roosevelt described Khrushchev as cordial, simple, outspoken, and passionate about his beliefs.
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Moscow
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Yalta
Burns Prove Fatal to St. Paul Boy
Four year old Michael Muntean son of Mr and Mrs Edward Muntean died at Ancher Hospital after burns from his clothing catching fire while playing near a trash burner at a neighbor's house earlier in the week.
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ST. Paul
Michael
Edward Muntean
Ancher Hospital
Weather Report Today Calm With Clear Skies
Readings at 8 30 show a current 37 degree temperature with a low of 34 and high of 63 in the past day. General conditions are clear.
Lost Hour Regained As Clocks Return To CST
Minnesotans will regain an hour of sleep when clocks switch from daylight time to Central Standard Time at 2 a.m. Sunday. Commuters crossing the town line will avoid time-change calculations, while eastern states stay on fast time until Oct 27, causing eastern TV programs to air an hour earlier beginning Sunday.
Mill City Policeman Beaten by Juvenile Hoodlums at Youth Dance
Minneapolis police officer Arnold Gustafson was severely beaten outside the Star Spangled Banner VFW Post after ordering away about a half dozen leather-jacketed youths at a 11 p.m. youth dance. Patrolman Gustafson and chaperone Robert Holmes, who tried to intervene, suffered injuries and cuts. Three assailants were arrested soon after. the hall is at 3016 Seventeenth Ave South.
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Minneapolis
Arnold Gustafson
General Hospital
Star Spangled Banner Vfw Post
Gustafson
Robert Holmes
Holmes
Post
Seventeenth Ave. South
Ike accuses Faubus of urging mobs and disdaining court orders
President Eisenhower telegraphed Senator Russell that Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus urged mobs to resist federal court orders and warned that failing to act would amount to acquiescence in anarchy and the dissolution of the Union. He said federal troops were needed after riots at Little Rock Central High to enforce integration.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
Hitler
Russell
Faubus
State of
White House
Faubus Signals Possible Emergency Arkansas Session
Gov. Orval Faubus indicated he may call lawmakers within 10 days to counter federal integration measures. Army troops guarded Central High as nine Negro students attended integrated classes amid limited incidents. Faubus criticized President Eisenhower and mentioned a vague "palace guard" while pressuring for action.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Central High
101St Airborne Division
Istrouma High
Baton Rouge
Turkey Alarmed by Syrian Arms Buildup at UN
Turkish Ambassador Seyfullah Esin told the General Assembly that Syria's independence is vital to Turkey's security and accused the Soviet Union of spreading false rumors while Communist arms reach Syria. Kuznetsov pressed a arms embargo idea rejected by the United States. Syria's Salah Bitar said Jordan and Saudi leaders defend Syria against accusations of a Communist tilt.
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Homs Military Academy
Syria
West Point
Asif Bizry
AP Photofax
United Nations
N. YY
Turkey
Seyfullah Esin
General Assembly
Esin
Soviet Union
Russia
V. V. Kuznetsov
United States
Britain
France
Middle East
Kuznetsov
Salah Bitar
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Eveleth Youth Killed in Wilderness Lake Cabin Accident
A 16 year old Eveleth boy John Sandretto died from a chest wound when a .22 pistol discharged during a sighting exchange with Rodney Carlson 15 at an Eelephant Lake cabin north east of Orr Minnesota. Rodney claimed unaware the revolver was loaded. Ernest Carlson 12 was present while adults were nearby.
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Orr
Minn
C. P. Murphy
Virginia
Rodney
Sandretto
Carlson
Murphy
Gravity Helps Pilot Land Crippled Airliner at Logan Field
West ern Air Lines Convair with 41 aboard lands safely after gear fouled. Captain Charles Farmer and co pilot Larry Holland circling 90 minutes deploy manual attempts then gravity to lower wheels. 38 passengers cheer as aircraft touches down. hydraulic fluid leak reported earlier.
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Billings
Mont
Western Air Lines Convair
Charles Farmer
Logan Field
Farmer
Convair
Denver
Larry Holland
Nancy Harvey
Holland
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Gooseberry Falls
Two Harbors
Carl Malakowsky
Clay County
Hitterdal
Carl Holm
Malakowsky
Moorhead
Jacob Meyer
U. S. 52
Chessman
Cary Chessman
Los Angeles
Frances Ann Couturier
San Quentin
Tion
Beck
Mrs. Roosevelt
Burns
Miles
Mill City
Ike
By Marvin Arrowsmith
Sen
Russell D
Arkansas National Guard
Central High School
Ronald Davies
National Guard
Robert E. Ford
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U.S. Coast Guard
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U.S. Air Force
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Bitar
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