World atoms-for-peace conference hears Russia ready to join
Prof Francis Perrin says the Soviet Union is prepared to join in full removal of secrecy on bomb related work as leaders from Eisenhower Khrushchev De Gaulle Nehru and Macmillan congratulate the opening. Premiers and presidents voice optimism for peacetime uses of nuclear energy.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
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France
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India
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Fernchman Cartier
America
Charcoal burns injure foot then notes on safety inspections and Labor Day origins
A girl burns the bottom of her foot scattering hot charcoal at home. Col Homer Garrison announces motor vehicle safety inspections begin with a due date of April 15, 1959. A note recalls Labor Day origins from 1882 to 1887, including state and federal adoption details.
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Bob Hodge
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Homer Garrison
Texas Department of Public Safety
Col. Garrison
Labor Day Reflections In A Nation Of Work and Honor
A brief Labor Day meditation contrasts national tribute to workers with historical scenes of leadership and public life. It notes the ongoing struggle to honor labor amid political headlines and public challenges.
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Labor Leaders Pledge Cleanup In All Unions
Labor leaders vowed to clean up corruption in unions amid Labor Day events in Washington. They clashed with Labor Secretary Mitchell over blame for stalled reform and attended Mass with AFL CIO leaders and others. Reuther and Hayes urged continued probes and ethical reforms while defending union integrity.
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National Association of Madfacturers
Sam Rayburn
House
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Newport
Senhower
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Ethical Practices Committee
Hayes
Rachet Committee
Vno
Htber
Witout Justificatine
McCran
Cartoonist Hal Coffman Dies in Fort Worth Star Telegram
Hal Coffman, a Fort Worth cartoonist for the Star Telegram, died Sunday at age seven? The obit notes he had worked with the paper for years and his cartoons had appeared occasionally on the Star Telegram since 19. The report confirms Coffman’s role and his ongoing association with the newspaper.
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Fort Worth
Hal Coffman
White youths clash with Negroes in London riot
Thousands of white youths battled with Negroes and police through Netting Hill in London in what authorities described as the worst race riot in the city’s history. Dozens injured, including four who were hospitalized, and nine police officers hurt as knives, irons, and bottles were used. Police arrested around eighteen participants and flooded the area to restore order.
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Warning to Red China Overshadows Holiday Traffic Toll
United Press International reports over 300 deaths on U S highways by Monday morning with 304 killed by 10 am and a holiday total around 444. The spike prompts safety officials to urge greater driver caution as several severe crashes, including a Newport Arkansas head-on, raise concern for the rest of the weekend.
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United Press International
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Texas
Department of Public Safety
New York
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Florida
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Coun
Newport Ark
Weather Keeps Bonham Warm Through Tuesday
Bonham remains warm with no precipitation in the forecast through Tuesday. Sunday reached a high of 100 degrees and a low around 75 Monday morning. Clear to partly cloudy conditions expected, with temperatures cooling only slightly into the new week.
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Bonham
British Fishing Trawlers Enter Icelandic Waters Dispute
Iceland reports British trawlers violated the 12 mile coastal limit as Icelandic coast guard vessels photographed and stopped the incursions. Iceland says no shooting will occur and suspicions of Soviet submarines present off the coast appear unconfirmed.
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Reynjavik
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Icelandic Coast Guard
Tai
Aunt Wi
Theag Tae
Suspect Held in Arkansas Slaying
A suspect was held in connection with a killing in Arkansas after being picked up Sunday. The arrest, reported by UPI, follows a prior lead and involves unnamed local authorities. An investigation continues as officials confirm the slaying occurred in a nearby city.
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Questia
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LeaHue
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Arkanans
Decision Soon on Little Rock School Start Amid Integration Tension
Little Rock Arkansas boards faced a critical decision to start Central High School with or without Negro students after Gov. Orval Faubus warned that integration could trigger bloodshed. Virgil T. Blossom said a board meeting would decide by Tuesday at latest, possibly today, with the Sept start date under debate as the Supreme Court delay clouded the plan.
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US Supreme Court
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the Nation
Gets Report on Far East Crisis Starts Golf Game
President Eisenhower received a briefing on the tense Far East crisis this morning and then golfed at the Newport course. He spoke briefly with Brig Gen Andrew J Goodpaster and aides, while White House staff and Central Intelligence Agency officers discussed the latest situation.
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Dent Eisenhower
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Thieves Loot Boat Motor and Vehicle in North Texas
Fort Worth resident W L Allen reported a missing boat motor from his vessel at Lake Fannin while Garland resident Earl Baker said his car near Red River north of Savoy was looted. The thieves took a tire and wheel and a pistol from the car. No arrests were reported by the sheriff department Monday morning.
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Earl Baker
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Savoy
Baker
Sherrffs Department
Four Fannin Boys Travel Weekend Visit to Fort Chatte
Four Fannin County youths Jim Tate John Gammon and Lyon Epperson from Bonham and Olvn Brown of Bailey returned to Fort Chatte Ark Monday after a weekend trip to Neeaudives. They were joined by J O Tate and Mrs Jim Tate who came Thursday from Maria Flat to see her husband.
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Fansin County
Jim
Enrollment Set for First Graders Wednesday in Bonham
The 1958-59 school session outlines that first graders will enroll on Wednesday at Bonham schools. Readers are informed about enrollment for sixth through eighth grades who did not attend Bonham schools last year and the forthcoming principals’ meeting with staff.
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Howard Perkins
Houston
Bob Cantrell
Tom Douglas Spies
Dallas News
de Kruff
Dr. Spies
Communists Press Quemoy Shelling as U.S. Warns Beijing
In Formosa area tension rises as Communist shells hit Quemoy for the nineteenth day. U.S. officials led by President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles issue warnings while reinforcing forces, including three carrier groups and Marine landings for amphibious exercises with Nationalist China.
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Quemoy
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
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Chang Kaishek
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Far East
Dulles
Perping
Summers Confirmed as Trenton Postmaster by Senate
Willam H. Summers has had his appointment as postmaster of the Trenton post office confirmed by the US Senate. He has served as acting postmaster since May 1953 and received notice that his appointment was confirmed on August 20.
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API
Willam H. Summers
US Senate
Summers
Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Ralph Yarborough
Students Register Friday for Term
Honey Grove Schools announce student registration for the new term. Superintendent Dodson says all elementary and high school students who ride buses will register Friday morning. high school students who do not ride buses will register Friday afternoon.
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