Adams to address nation on resignation decision
Newport RI UPI reports President Eisenhower aide Sherman Adams will tell the nation by TV and radio tonight whether he will resign over the Goldfine gifts controversy. Adams flew to Newport for meetings with the President and White House staff as Hagerty said networks were asked to air a 15 minute statement.
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UPI
Sherman Adams
Washington
Adams
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Barbecue Tickets, School Sale News from Bailey
Odds and Ends reports Ladoma Lions club barbecue tickets still for sale at one dollar with a plate, while Bailey school district cancels plans to sell the White Rock school building and instead gives it to the community. Judge Broadfoot hints at a fishing trip as the Texas DPS opens a new regional headquarters in Dallas.
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Ladoma Lions Club
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Bailey
White Rock
Virgil Brown
Luther Brown
Harmon Brewer
Bailey School Board
Judge A. S Broadfoot
Judge Broadfoot
Texas Department of Public Safety
Dal
Top U S and Nationalist Leaders Meet on Formosa Defense
In Taipei American Admiral Felt and Nationalist Chen Cheng head a two day meeting with military chiefs to plan Formosa defense amid Peiping warnings. Talks focus on US role, jet fighters and nuclear capable missiles as China vows to reclaim offshore islands.
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Taipei
Formosa
UPI
Pacifice
Peiping
United States
Harry JD Felt
Pacific
Chnese
Chen Cheng
Defense Ministry
Chiang Kai-shek
Laurence S. Kuter
UWS Pacific Air Forces
Roland Smoot
VUS
Taiwan Defense Command
Thomas M Moorman
13Th Air Force
Philippines
Yu Tawer
Gen
Tiger
Wang Shuming
Red
America
Republic of China
Chen Yi
Young Fort Worth Baby Dies After Spanking
A 19 day old Fort Worth infant died after an alleged spanking by father Robert Anthony 27. Autopsy found massive brain hemorrhages and fractures to both collar bones the father confessed he spanked the crying baby.
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Fort Worth
UPS
Robert Anthony
Bobby Lee Anthony
Anthony
UAW Expected to Reject All Offers in Auto Talks
In Detroit API reports the United Auto Workers faces a six month negotiation climax. UAW President Walter Reuther dismisses Ford-like terms as a starting point and seeks a counter-offer with tougher language. GM and Chrysler push similar terms, with Chrysler seeking plant reassignments and stronger no strike clauses. Negotiations resume today eight days before the nationwide strike deadline.
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Detroit
API
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Walter P Reuther
Ford
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Reuther
Chryshaw
Eisenhower braces for sharp Soviet propaganda salvos
UPI reports that Washington officials foresee a new wave of Russian rhetoric tying the United States to war in the Far East. The effort would ride on Eisenhower’s rebuff to Khrushchev as observers warn of Moscow publicly portraying America as blocking peace.
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Washington -Upid
United States
Far East
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
America
Moscow paper leads with Khrushchev note rejection
UPI reports Moscow newspapers bannered in opposition to Premier Khrushchev after President Eisenhower rejected the Soviet note. Pravda condemned the move as silent but warned of a dangerous impasse. Tass and Peiping echoed calls for a halt to U S provocations and withdrawal from the Taiwan area. The White House prepared a policy statement and Hagerty promised a sharp rebuttal and concrete recommendations.
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Moscow
UPI
Mosow
Fisenhowe
Nikita Khrushchev
Pravda
China
Russia
America
Far East
Warsaw
United States
Taiwan
Formosa
Peiping
Eisenhower
Krushchev
Uos
Tass
Formosa Strait
Venhower
White House
James Hagerty
Newport
John Foster Dulles
Hagert
Pilots Set Record For Long Flight
Two Texas pilots Jim Heth and Bill Burkhart completed a continuous flight in a light plane, totaling 1124 hours, surpassing the previous world record. They began Aug 2 and landed at Garland Dallas field after traveling over Texas with passes into Louisiana Oklahoma and New Mexico. The duo received a reception from hundreds including families. National Library Week dates were announced for 1999 as April 12-18.
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UPS
Texas
Garland - Dallas Field
Jim Heth
Bill Burkhart
Earth
Louisiana
Oklahoma
New Mexico
New York
UPI
National Book Committee, Inc
Notting Hill Riots Sweep London Slum
Racial violence erupts in Notting Hill as a gang of 20 white youths chases four Black men. Milk bottles are thrown at a house, with a white couple and baby swept into the clash. Riots ease after recent weapon sentences.
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London
UPI
Notting Haslum
Notting Hill
Britain
Floods Force Orange Beaumont Evacuations
Flooding forces evacuations in Orange and Beaumont as damage mounts and roads and streets close nationwide. Local authorities urge residents to seek higher ground and await rescue teams amid rising water levels.
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Force Orange
Beaumont
Mexico Agencies Deliver Food to Flooded Regions
Mexican government announced delivery of food aid to flooded areas in Chihuahua and nearby communities as Justice officials reported widespread damage. Heavy rains and rising rivers caused dozens of homes to collapse or flood, with thousands displaced and extensive property losses across Port Arthur Beaumont Orange and Henderson areas.
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Mexico
Nuahua
Here
Turreon
Jimenez
Camargo
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Manly
Florida
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Henderson
Beaumont
Barney T Smith
Orange
Port Arthur
Port Arthur- Beaumont
Gulf of Mexico
Adams Bayou
Highway Patrol
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Red Cross
Biocog
Houston
Wwer
Evadale
Neches
Borley Heights
Beau
Television Gives Lesson Broadcast to Arkansas Students
In Little Rock, six hours of live and taped instruction reach 3,480 students across 10th to 12th grades via three commercial stations. The effort, designed to ease the integration crisis, covers math, history, English, chemistry and biology with teachers including Miss Emily Painter and Mrs Horace Hayloe.
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Chamne!l
Fimity Penter
Channel 4
Christine Poindexter
Horace Hayloe
Dougas S. Wells, Jr
Sandra Dean
Sandra
Trinity Cathedral
Top Scientist Says U S Ahead of Reds in Missile Work
Washington based Dr Simon Ramo of the Ramo-Woolridge firm asserts the United States may lead the Soviet Union in intercontinental ballistic missile production. He predicts Atlas ICBM and Titan programs will advance as Thor Atlas and Titan launch systems are perfected. He emphasizes building facilities and training to match Soviet capabilities when long range missiles become operational.
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Er Prudendy
Kamo
Atlas
Mohuclear Warne
No Te Cine
Breim
Selemtist
Muaatlery
Skate Returns to U S After North Pole Trip
The Atom powered submarine Skate completed a 12 000 mile voyage under the polar ice cap returning to Boston from its historic Arctic mission. Navy officials say the journey began in New London Connecticut last July with Admiral Hyman Rickover taking part in the event and presenting a bottle of water from the pole.
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Boston Mass
UPI
United States
North Pale
Boston
Thomas Strates
Janes F Calver
Ruckovwer
Calvert
UN Plans Debate On Admission of Red China Again
United Nations plans a debate on admitting Communist China. U S delegates expect defeat if the issue goes to vote, as talks at Warsaw stall. American officials signal readiness to pursue the matter if Warsaw talks fail, with timelines uncertain.
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China
United Nations
Cam
Muumist
Cis
United States
Warsaw
Jacet
Beam
Wang Ping
Red China
India
John Foster Dulles
Assembly
Formosa Crise
Francis
Wilcox
International Organization
Ambassadors Meet in Warsaw Amid Pessimism on Formosa
In Warsaw Ambassadors Jacoby Beam and Wang Ping-nan meet amid general pessimism on Formosa talks. Their third meeting was postponed from Sunday to today as China seeks new instructions from Peiping. The U S position appears to favor a Formosa solution outside the United Nations if talks stall further.
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Warsaw
Jacoby Beam
Wang Ping-nan
Formosa
Peiping
Ndicatuon
Cess
United States
United Nations
Weather Outlook Shows Cloudy Mild Skies
Weather remains unsettled with cloudy skies and mild temperatures. A chance of showers persists through early week with improving conditions by midweek in the region, as forecasts hint at scattered rain and relatively gentle temperatures.
Unclear UPI Briefs Report Varied Global Events
UPI bulletins from Newport Chicago Broome Austin and Mexico City relay scattered items. Topics include a presidential summer retreat return to Washington, baseball bat incident, a train derailment with casualties, a base death toll, torrential rains causing deaths and damage in Mexico, and Eisenhower ordering troops to protect the national average during a period.
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