Eisenhower Doubts China's Peace Aim in Far East Crisis
President Eisenhower bluntly questioned Khrushchev's stance on easing the Far East crisis and warned that Red China risks an atomic war by pursuing mainland conquest and offshore Formosa. He urged moderation and signaled willingness to resume ambassador talks. A Formosa dispatch reports renewed Red artillery fire at Quemoy as Nationalist ships fail to unload cargo amid bombardment.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Far East
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States
Taiwan
Formosa
Quemoy
U.S
Korea
Kremlin
Formosa Strait
Taipei
Pan Am Jet Flies Paris To Rome In Nine Minutes
A Pan American Boeing 707 named Ameri ca flew from Paris to Rome on Saturday in about nine minutes effectively half the time of the fastest standard routes. The jet was part of a European tour to familiarize Pan Am personnel with the craft before regular jet service begins later this year.
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Rome
Pan American World Airways
Paris
America
Panam
Fisher denies lingering love for Debbie Reynolds divorce claim
Eddie Fisher refused to comment on Debbie Reynolds divorce suit and denied writing a newspaper column claiming he still loves his wife. The Chester Times editor and Bud Magnin defended the column’s attribution, while Fisher’s press agent questioned the authorhip and Fisher noted a breakup was inevitable.
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Ralph Cowan
Lincoln Road
Miami Beach
Fla
Debbie Reynolds Fisher
Debbie
Eddie
Eddie Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
Fisher
Chester
Times
Miss Reynolds
Hollywood
Singer
Bud Magnin
the Times
Elizabeth Taylor
Los Angeles
Death Claims Dr D V Kechele Radiology Leader
Dr. D. V. Kechele, 65, head of radiology at St. Luke's Hospital, died after a long illness. He led the West Virginia Cancer Society as president for 1955 56 and 57 and served on its board at his death. He joined St. Luke's radiology staff in 1946 and founded the school of radiological technique.
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D. V. Kechele
St. Luke's Hospital
W. Va. Cancer Society
Tme
The
Met
Two Bodies Recovered Near Charleston Crash Site
Wreckage of a missing Air Force Beechcraft and the bodies of two of its four occupants were found on a Boone County ridge south of Charleston near Whitesville. Maj. George A. Smith and Capt. Edward W. Holtcamp were aboard with Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton of Huntington. A CAP search team and state police roped off the area as investigators planned a broader search of the ridge three quarters of a mile long.
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Charleston
Boone County
Marfork
Dry Creek
Horse Creek
Whitesville
Air Force
George A. Smith
Edward W. Holtcamp
William Hamilton
Huntington
Bluefield
Price
Bakalar Air Force Base
Columbus
Ind
Mercer County
CAP
Bakalar
Glen Sprouse
Elgin Field
Fla
Marines Alerted At Stations In Moscow
U S Marines at the American Embassy in Moscow were alerted Saturday to stand by as a precaution against potential anti American rallies. Embassy officials said no real trouble was expected as Soviet reports note growing meetings and mass rallies protesting American intervention in the Formosa Strait.
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Moscow
U. S
Soviet Union
Formosa Strait
Little Rock Arrest Rumors Stir Integration Battle
Segregationists claim federal plans to arrest 11 people and possibly Gov. Faubus over the Little Rock integration case. Officials dismissed the rumors as unverified while Justice Department moves to seek an injunction and possibly become a litigant in court.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
U. S. District Attorney’s Office
U. S
William P. Rogers
Massena
N. Y
Faubus
Amis Guthridge
Capital Citizens Council
Wesley Pruden
Malcolm R. Wilkey
Washington
Justice Department
Guthridge
Pruden
Little Rock Federal
U.S. District Court
Pruden and
Arkansas
Bruce Bennett
Margaret Jackson
Mothers League of Central High
Clyde Y. Thomason
Karl Shannon
The
Arkansas Democrat
John F. Wells
Arkansas Recorder
Dale Alford
Letcher Langford
Little Rock City
Jim Johnson
Crossett
State Supreme Court
R. B. McCulloch
Forrest City
State Sovereignty Commission
United States seeks information on missing crew of crashed C130
The US asks the Soviet Foreign Ministry for immediate details on 11 missing crewmen from a U S Air Force C130 that crashed in Soviet Armenia near Yerevan. The note demands release if alive and return of six bodies, citing interception by Soviet fighters near the Turkish border while the aircraft studied radio wave propagation.
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Moscow
United States
U.S. Air Force
Soviet
Armenia
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Richard H. Davis
Davis
Yerevan
U.S. State Department
Washington
Adana
Turkey
Trabzon
Black Sea
Lake van
Raysal Man Dies In Bartley Mine Accident
The third area mining fatality this week occurred Saturday in the No. 1 mine of Island Creek Coal Co. at Bartley. Charles Edwards, 46, of Raysal, was killed instantly when operating a lowboy supply vehicle and struck across the head, neck and shoulders. He leaves a daughter Peggy and a son Benny, plus a brother and his mother. burial planned in Roderfeld with funeral arrangements ongoing.
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Island Creek Coal Co
Bartley
Charles Edwards
Raysal
John Lewis Viers
Mana Maal
Viga
Nhs A Vee
Carson B. Cox
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Amonate
Mr. Edwards
Odd Fellows Lodge
Kaeger Masonic Lodge
Peggy
Benny
GOP candidates split on Adams resignation amid ethics probe
Ten of 18 Republican Senate candidates say Eisenhower should push Sherman Adams to resign over gifts from Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. Several others defer to the President, while some say the issue will not affect voters. The AP survey notes mixed stances as Democrats gain political traction.
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Jack Bell Washington
Senate
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
Frederick G. Payne
Maine
House
Payne
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Goldfine
Associated Press
William A. Purtell
Connecticut
Nevada
George W. Malone
Malone
Massachusetts
GOP
Vincent J. Celeste
Montana
Lou Welch
Missouri
Hazel Palmer
Wisconsin
Roland J. Steinle
Forrest Atchley
New Mexico
Virginia Moves to Rule on Anti Integration Law
Virginia asks the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals to rule on the anti integration law while Gov. Almond orders Warren County High School closed. NAACP plans federal action early next week as 17 Negro pupils seek enrollment in Warren County and Charlottesville schools face closure orders.
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Virginia
Richmond
J. Lindsay Almond
Warren County
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Front Royal
Albertis Harrison
Charlottesville
Harrisonburg
John Paul
Lane High School
Venable
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Paul
Warren County School Board
Simon Sobeloff
Federal Circuit Court
Oliver Hill
NAACP
Hill
Q. D. Gasque
Gasque
Almond
Norfolk
Arlington
UN Gardens Open To Public Monday At Headquarters
United Nations in New York opens its rose gardens paths and East River promenade to the public starting Monday. Visitors may enter daily from 9 30 am to 6 pm with access to the grounds during the stated hours.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
East River
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Little Rock Report
Malcom Wilkey
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Coeburn
Nora Edwards
Ohio
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Purtell
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Ariz
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Calif
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Del
J. Glenn Beall
Charles E. Potter
Mich
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Neb
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Arthur V. Watkins
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Wya
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