India faces crossfire over Tibet dispute with China
New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru grapples with Parliament over India China Tibet tensions. Premier Chou En Lai accuses India of trespass and shielding rebels while Dalai Lama seeks UN intervention. Nehru cautions Dalai Lama against activities harming India China ties as Soviet appeals for calm. Continued on page six.
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Woman Declines Second Date After Pleasant Evening
A woman tells Jim, after a pleasant evening, that she does not want to go out again. The remark comes as a clear, cordial refusal ending the date on a positive note.
Bombing Suspects Arrested in Little Rock Case
A segregationist leader E. A. Lauderdale Sr. and truck driver J. D. Sims were charged with three Labor Day bombings tied to Little Rock school integration battles. Each faced $50,000 bond and felonies for property destruction with explosives carrying up to five years imprisonment and fines.
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Little Rock
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Trio ties for Miss America talent crown in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City three contestants share the talent win Miss Pennsylvania Lois Janet Piercy Miss Connecticut Diana Martha Klug and Miss District of Columbia Virginia Noble Pailes each earn a place with a strong performance Piercy displayed oil painting and flute piece titled Night Rain on the City Klug rode a tractor in a farm themed dream skit Pailes highlighted blonde poise and stage presence Miss Washington captured the swimsuit award keeping all four contestants assured of at least a 1000 scholarship.
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Miss Connecticut
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Springfield
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Torrington
Conn
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District of Co
Biddeford Saco Merchants Keep Store Hours Unchanged
The Biddeford Saco Merchants committee today decided to maintain current shopping hours for the public. Stores will open 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. daily, with Friday hours extended to 9 p.m.
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Train Hits School Bus Killing Six in Maryland Crash
A St. Louis to Baltimore passenger train struck a loaded school bus at a grade crossing near Mountain Lake Park Maryland. Six of the 25 children aboard were killed and 15 were seriously injured. The Diplomat train operated by Baltimore & Ohio collided with the bus at about 830 am. The crossing signals and bell were functioning. Officials say the bus stalled as it began to cross and the driver opened the door to help children. Ambulances rushed victims to a hospital in Oakland Garrett County.
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Federal official foresees years of price stability
Kennebunkport AP The commissioner of the federal bureau of labor statistics told the 42nd annual convention of the International Association of Governmental Labor Officials that the cost of living index will remain stable for several years. He cited agriculture gains and cheaper feed as factors lowering pork and meat prices while services may rise.
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Chevrolet Unveils New Small Auto Corvair details released to public
AP reports Chevrolet’s Corvair, America’s first rear engine compact, will go on sale October 2 with a four door model weighing 2375 pounds and about 90 horsepower. It uses a unitized body similar to Rambler and will be followed by a two door variant. Ike discusses world role education on tonight’s broadcast.
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Ed Cole
Mayor Wagner names panel to ease Harlem race tensions
New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner appoints a committee to aid Harlem in reducing racial tensions amid citywide unrest. The panel includes civic leaders and officials tasked with fostering dialogue and implementing integration efforts.
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Harlem
Man in Saco Complies After Barricade Threat
Gerard R. Pelletier 47 of Saco received a 30 day suspended sentence for drunken disturbance in municipal court after he barricaded himself at home and threatened a shootout with police. He must seek medical help for head injury effects and report to a probation officer twice monthly.
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Brenda
Thomaston
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Sac
Gordon E. Hamlin
Rose
Westbrook
Pierre Harnois
Hamlin
Stephen Regina
Limerick
Biddeford Youth Given State Prison Sentence
Three men from Biddeford and Augusta were sentenced to two to seven years for escape from the Men's Reformatory at South Windham. Raymond Provencher Terrence Daniels and Raymond BeauLieu pleaded guilty in Superior Court. They were recaptured in Hartford Connecticut in a stolen car. They allegedly attempted another escape while en route to Thomaston prison after a jail disturbance.
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South Windham
Raymond N. Provencher
Biddeford
Terrence E. Daniels
Raymond D. Beaulieu
Augusta
Hartford
Conn
Abraham M. Rudman
Thomaston
House votes to override Eisenhower veto on public works bill
The House voted today to override the President's veto of the second public works appropriation bill. This marked the first time the House had overridden an Eisenhower veto.
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