Belle youths die in highway crash near Dixon
State police identified Siimy Lee Campbell 15 and Meredith Brice Dixon 13 as the Belle youths killed when a car driven by John Ferle Mize 32 struck them while they walked home from an all night movie on U S 50. Mize was charged with brus k driving and manslaughter and to have a preliminary hearing Tuesday morning. Other highway deaths during Labor Day weekend were reported in Charleston and Weirton with several serious injuries.
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Lower Belle
G. D. Spence
Siimy Lee Campbell
Simmeng Creek
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Meredith Brice Dixon
Hale
Charleston“Memorial Hospital
Sherman P. Duffey
James H. Harper
Walk- Simmons Creek
Wood County
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Weirton
U. S. 22
Frank Miller
Dixie
Nicholas County
W. Va
Spence
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East Central Ave
Kanawha
Justice of the Peace
H. L. Jarrell
Trail Drive-In
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Kenawha County
Kanawha County
Campbells ‘Creek
D. L. Lemmon
Faubus defends law of the land on school integration
Governor Orval Faubus says the law of the land is unsettled on school integration and cites a 1987 court ruling while maintaining Arkansas schools, including Central High, may be closed if required by peace. He backs state authority against federal orders as Piedmont Airlines pilots threaten strike over pay and pension terms.
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Fanbus
Schoor Board
Traffic Deaths Mount During Long Holiday Weekend
National Safety Council reports 365 traffic fatalities over the Labor Day long weekend with 257 drownings and 58 misc. deaths. Officials warn heavy traffic and driver carelessness, predicting 42 deaths for the 72 hour period, down from 445 last year. Six victims died in a head on crash south of Newport.
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National Safety Council
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Newport
Iceland Britain face clash over 12 mile fishing limit
Iceland imposes a midnight 12 mile fishing ban provoking a tense standoff with Britain whose trawlers and Royal Navy frigates patrol the limit. Officials consider U.N. or NATO backed solutions as London weighs plans from a Paris technical conference offering gains for Icelandic fishermen.
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Soviet Union warns U S over Red China crisis
Pravda declares the Soviet Union will aid Red China if the United States provokes in the Far East and warns against localizing any aggression. It says U S action would worsen world tension and mobilizes support for China’s defense with moral and material aid.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
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Gina
Pravda
Red China
Sviet Union
Formosa
Lin
Communist Party
Kremlin
Far East
U S Warns China as Quemoy Bombardment Continues
U S Army Secretary Wilber Brucker called American warnings to Communist China a definite warning as Peiping pressed the Quemoy Islands for the tenth day. He insisted the United States would supplement military aid to Nationalist China in the long term while Chiang Kai-shek’s stance remained firmly stated.
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Eisenhower
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China
Ike Invites Labor Abuse Controls by Next Congress
President Eisenhower urges Congress to curb labor abuse after Senate testimony on union funds misuse. Labor Secretary Mitchell says Congress failed to act and urges ongoing reform while calling unions to clean their ranks and improve national production.
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Associated Press
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Arm of Peace
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Senate
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State Gains In Business Highlighted In Newport Vacation Note
A fragment notes state gains in business and a Labor Day message praising working men and women of America. The item mentions vacationing at Newport and a reported statement about successful efforts.
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Newport
America
Honest Leadership Called For By Eisenhower and Labor Leaders
In Inside Today Eisenhower urges honest leadership for 85 million workers and warns unions to purge dishonest leaders. Mitchell argues unions must clean house to restore trust, while Butler and labor officials echo cleanup aims amid broader economic notes from West Virginia commerce.
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Iy High Wurnose
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