Haiti imposes martial law curfew as Dejoie hunted
Haiti's military government declares martial law with a curfew from 10 p m to 4 a m and places the nation under army control. Former Sen Louis Dejoie remains at large as investigators seek him regarding yesterday's general strike attempt while Duvalier leads unofficial election gains.
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Larry Allenport AU Prince
Haiti
Republicc
Louis Dejoie
Francois Duvalier
Dejoie
Clement Jumelle
Paul Magliore
Miami
Port Au Prince
Vive Duvalier
Congress
Inside Today Want Ads and Display Listings Note
Classified section entry notes various phone lines and display ad references with catalog codes for Inside Today. It indicates advertisement placement channels and categories for want ads and other listings. The fragment lists several service codes and lines to contact for placing or viewing ads today.
Wreck Closes Charleston Road During Evening Rush
A semi-trailer wreck blocked Ferry Branch Road after 3 p.m., sealing off a major city artery. Police and officers struggled to move traffic as cars stretched nearly a mile in multiple directions. Patrolman Jim Robinson called it a nasty foulup and said congestion persisted for about ninety minutes.
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Charleston
Ferry Branch Rd
Jim Robinson
Ferry Branch
South Ruttner
United Fuel Gas. Co
War Is Unthinkable Says Khrushchev To Mrs Roosevelt
In Moscow on September 27 Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt relayed Khrushchev’s claim that war is unthinkable and that the Soviet leader called for peace. She described Khrushchev as cordial, simple, and outspoken during their long visit at his dacha near Yalta.
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Moscow
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nikita
Khrushchev
Gummer
Yalta
Communist Party
Dunbar Sanitary Board Meeting Ends In Chaos
The Dunbar Sanitary Board meeting dissolved into confusion as lights were turned off and on amid a dispute over spending. Two members A G Rice and James A Purnell supported hiring Rey Casto and Chaney to determine the board's rights. the mayor Charles Caldwell and Councilman M J Williams opposed. Barker ruled the meeting illegal, prompting charges of dictatorship as power struggles and political tensions surfaced after a claim the board would sue the city for 5000.
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Don Marsh Ruer
Dunbar Sanitary Board
A. G. Rice
James A. Purnell
Live Board
Phillip Simmons
City Athy
Charles Caldwell
M. J. Williams
Ing“ Simms
Dunbar
Williams
Simms
Impeachment Call as Sen Talmadge Attacks Eisenhower
Sen. Herman Talmadge D Ga urged that he could vote for impeachment now of President Eisenhower, calling him the conqueror of Little Rock. He accused federal troop moves over school integration as political intimidation and suggested private schools as the South’s only defense. Arson at Albany State College for Negroes caused $300,000 in losses, with uncertainty over arsonists’ race. Arguing troop withdrawals, officials discussed potential broader occupation plans for the South and criticized Southern officials for undermining the Supreme Court. Arlington Hotel faced possible Negro waiter strikes amid tense race clashes and a Louisiana draft board mass resignation described as a beginning of a wider action.
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Sen. Talmadge
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Talmadge
Albany State College
Albany
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
South
Sen
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Bob Sikes
D-Fla
Wilson
Sikes
White House
Woodrow W. Mann
Arkansas
Sen. Case R
Arlington
Hot Springs
Ark
Guv. Orvald. Faubus
Louisiana
Selective Service
Long Sixteen-Inch Hudson Stalls In Road Causing Crash
Oak Hill Sept 27 Specialy A six foot nine inch man Kenneth Hudson 27 of Carlisle lay in the highway near a tavern causing James Bell of Red Star to swerve. Bells car with five Red Star youths skidded into a parked vehicle and overturned. Hudson was taken to Oak Hill Hospital in fair condition. Grace Sullivan was treated and released for minor injuries.
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Oak Hill
Kenneth Hudson
Carlisle
Oak Air
James Bell
Red Star
David Sullivan
James Lesher
Donald Jones
Gerald Warrick
Grace Sullivan
Bell
Hudson
Oak Hill Hospital
Mothers Plan Mass Visit to Gov Faubus Over School
Nine integrated students at Little Rock Central High returned to classes under guard after federal troops arrived. A pro segregation group led by Mrs. Margaret C. Jackson announced thousands of mothers would visit Gov. Faubus to demand the school’s closure until the crisis is resolved. FBI observers guarded events including a Central Stadium football game as tension and risk of violence persisted.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Orval Faubus
Margaret C. Jackson
Mothers’ League
Central High
FBI
Central
Baton Rouge
Central Stadium
Woodrow Wilson Mann
White House
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Gov. Faubus
Pigeons attack man sunning on Federal Building steps
A City Scene man resting on the Federal Building steps is surrounded by a flock of pigeons feeding from a bag of pea nuts. The birds swarm with rapid wing beats and snapping beaks, creating a tense scene as the man reacts to the sudden assault.
Turkey cites fear of Syrian arms at United Nations
The Turkish ambassador Seyfullah Esin at the United Nations warned of Communist arms buildup in Syria, insisting Turkey must safeguard its security. Syria's Salah Bitar and Arab leaders countered that Syria poses no threat. King Saud of Saudi Arabia said Syria is not a threat and pledged to resist aggression, signaling potential reconciliation with U.S. policy.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
World Peace Organization
Munist
Syria
Seyfullah Esin
Middle Western
Esin
Turkey
Salah Bitar
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
King Saud
Damascus
Saud
Eisenhower
Dulles
Washington
New York
Bitar
Puzzle Winners Named In Gazette Crossword Contest
Three winners emerged in The Charleston Gazette crossword contest. Names will be announced later in Samperrow’s Gazette, which will also publish a new puzzle worth up to $220.
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Chere
Charleston Gazette
Samperrow
Gazette
Judge Halts Teamsters Union Voting
A U S district judge halted next weeks Teamsters officer election. Judge F Dickinson Letts granted a temporary injunction at the request of 13 rank and file members who alleged illegal delegate selection and an election to hand the presidency from Dave Beck to James R Hoffa. The injunction could delay the Miami Beach convention and may lead to a permanent order months away. Beck and Hoffa said they would appeal. Hoffa, a leading candidate, faces Senate testimony on financial dealings with racketeers. The convention opens Monday. the court signoff on the injunction is set for tomorrow.
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Washington
U. S
Teamsters Union
F. Dickinson Letts
Teamsters
Dave Beck
James R. Hoffa
Beck
Hoffa
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Miami Beach
Fla
Letts
Midwest
Senate
Orobers
Michigan
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
U.S. District Court
New York
Scott
State Federation of Labor
Ex-Boss Details Teamsters Threats and Rigged Elections
Former Michigan Federation of Labor official testifies that the Teamsters Union used threats rigged elections and links with the underworld to build power in Michigan. He names Hoffa threatening to break his arms and legs if he resigned over constitutional changes.
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Washington
Michigan Federation of Labor
Teamsters
Robert Scott
Senate
James R. Hoffa
Midwest
Scott
Hoffa
William Buffalino
Teamsters Local 985
Detroit
Robert F. Kennedy
Harry Newman
Buffalino
Kennedy
Newman
Judge Upholds Right to Cuss Privately
Jimmie Lively, 26, of Handley fined $1 for profanity by Justice L. E. Enicks of Cabin Creek. Judge William J. Thompson ruled the warrant did not specify public use, overturning the fine on appeal as the profanity may have occurred in private. The case marks a first on appeal to the Intermediate Court.
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Ry Bayard F. Ennis
the Gazette
Wiliam J. Thompson
Jimmie Lively
Handley
Justice of the Peace L
E. Enicks
Cabin Creek
Lively
Thompson
Definition of childhood answers and ignorance
A compact meditation on childhood as a period when questions reveal gaps in knowledge. It contrasts children's curiosity with adults who cannot provide answers, suggesting humility in learning across age groups.
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Caldwell
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101St Airborne Div
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