Ike on Scots Course As Vacation Starts
President Eisenhower arrived in Scotland for a short vacation at a Highlands castle after a nine day Western Europe tour with stops in Bonn London and Paris. He golfed the nearby Gартt Ailsa course with son Major John Eisenhower and U S ambassador John Hay Whitney. A 500 strong crowd greeted him at Prestwick Airport as he prepared to return to Washington after Labor Day weekend. He and de Gaulle spoke of cooperation for peace and the Algerian issue loomed over UN plans.
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Five Day Forecast Slightly Warmer with Weekend Rain
The forecast calls for temperatures averaging over five degrees above the seasonal 62 through Wednesday. Expect warmer conditions this weekend with showers early in the week. Cooler on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Eisenhower anticipated at Culzean Castle in Scotland
Willy Miller and his wife Eileen, caretakers of the Eisenhower apartment, polish and prepare Culzean Castle for the President. The grounds look pristine and the flat is aired as schoolchildren enjoy a day off to glimpse the motorcade route from Prestwick to Culzean. U.S. Air Force teams urge limited visitor contact during the private vacation.
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New York Officials Target Teen Violence and Police Expansion
In New York City and state action, Mayor Wagner and Gov Rockefeller back youth camps similar to CCC to curb rising juvenile crime. Police gains include diverting 273 million from labor programs to fund 1,089 more officers to reach a total 24,508 by January 1. The surge of youth violence has claimed four lives since August and involved stabbings, gunplay, and beatings.
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Unmanned Balloon Reaches 150000 Feet in Sioux Falls
A high altitude unmanned balloon launched in Sioux Falls reportedly climbed to over 150000 feet, exceeding the prior unofficial record. Raven Indus officials said confirmation awaits instrument checks over the next few days.
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Berkshire ties in Hawaii photo report by Aigner
Photographer Lucien Aigner of Great Barrington traveled to Hawaii to document citizens with Berkshire connections. He produced a two page picture report featuring nine locals and the islands, sharing insights for Saturday Eagle readers.
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Laos appeals to U.N. for troops in Laos crisis
Laos asks United Nations to send troops to repel Communist attacks after accusing North Vietnam of intervening with Red rebels. Britain backs UN action if aggression is proven as Laos files appeal to Secretary General Hammarskjold, with Security Council likely to review amid high tension.
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Reinforcements Sought in Tense Sam Neua
Laos AP reports the royal army commander in Sam Neua requests reinforcements as civilians rally with armed units to halt a Communist buildup around the strategic town. Brig. Gen. Amkha Soukhavong said his northern Laos command post is in Sam Neua and warned of a possible assault.
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X15 Flight Canceled Amid Technical Difficulties
AP and UPS report Edwards Air Force Base California canceled the X15 rocket test flight after 7:23 a.m. due to technical trouble. Pilot Scott Crossfield and the B52 mother ship landed safely. earlier hydrogen peroxide leak paused power flight plans.
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Whole Wheat Outstrips White in Strontium
New York tests by Atomic Energy Commission scientists find whole wheat bread contains about three to four times as much radioactive strontium 90 as white bread. The measurements were made on dough samples from loaves on New York City grocery shelves.
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Laos Crisis Threatens Khrushchev Visit Talks
UPI reports Laos crisis may strain forthcoming Khrushchev Eisenhower talks. United States and Britain weigh UN intervention if independent verification confirms Communist aggression, amid Lao government appeal to the UN for help and reports of North Vietnamese involvement.
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Communists Newest: A Brickful of Beer at Leipzig Fair
East Germany plans a bold beer promotion aimed at American drinkers featuring square bottles that can serve as bricks for building or insulating spaces. The idea, showcased at the Leipzig Autumn Fair, envisions a joint venture with a U.S. firm to fund heavy promotional costs.
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Argentina Stalls Attempted Revolt and Meat Plant Strikes
Chicago based packinghouse strikes by United Packinghouse Workers of America and Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen spread to Swift and Wilson plants in 34 and seven cities. unions demand higher wages and benefits. Swift and Wilson reject. Pickets appear at Swift plants in multiple cities. About 16,000 to 17,000 workers affected as wage talks suspend under mediators.
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Formosa Storm Causes One Dead and 170 Hurt
A tropical storm struck Formosa delivering 135 mph winds and heavy rain. Hualien city bore the brunt with flash floods. telephone lines failed between Huatien and Taipei. Police report 260 houses damaged or destroyed and casualties likely higher as officials assess the damage.
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Water carnival washed out by heavy rain in Rockville
A municipal water carnival in Rockville Conn was canceled Thursday night due to heavy rain and rescheduled for tonight at the town pool. Local organizers cited soggy conditions and safety concerns for the postponement.
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Labor Bill Near Final House Vote
The House prepared to end the labor reform battle with a compromise measure endorsed by the Senate. President Eisenhower was certain to sign, with Kennedy calling it the only viable option under the circumstances. The bill targets secondary boycotts, organizational picketing, and union corruption, while Senate and House conferees hailed it as a needed cleanup after years of disclosures.
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Ousted Chief Says Army Wants Him Ousted
A short lived revolt led by ousted army commander General Toranzo Montero ended after a 30 minute talk with President Frondizi. A truce was arranged as tanks moved toward Buenos Aires to attack the army engineering school. Toranzo denied seeking to overthrow Frondizi, saying he rebelled only against the government and that 95 percent of the army supported him.
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Polio Cases Rise 318 A Record High For Last Week
Public Health Service reports 318 paralytic polio cases nationwide last week, a record for the year, with 146 nonparalytic cases. Year total reaches 3,968 cases, including 2,449 paralytic. compares to 1954 figures. Higher increases seen in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and parts of the South and East. Four states report polio deaths. Kona County cases concentrated in Kanawha County West Virginia.
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