Stern Warning To Communist China Over Quemoy
UPI reports U S Army Secretary Wilber M Brucker warned Communist China against invading the Quemoy Islands while Red artillery pounded Quemoy for the 10th day Moscow pledged Soviet support to Peiping as U S carrier groups and 4 000 Marines reinforce Formosa in joint exercises amid rising tensions with the United States and its allies
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United Press International
Taipei
Formosa
UPI
U.S. Army
Wilber M. Brucker
China
Quemoy Islands
Red
Quemoy
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Peiping
U. S
7Th Fleet
U.S
Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
Communist
New China
United States
Dulles Warns China Invasion Not a Limited Action
Dulles stated that Quemoys are closely tied to Formosa defense and that the United States will not desert its responsibility. He warned Peiping that assuming an invasion would be a limited action would be highly hazardous.
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Quemoys
Formosa
United States
Dulles
Peiping
It Is Back To School Tomorrow For 1958 59 Term
Alarm clocks set for earlier hours as students return to classes. Elementary students report at 8 40 a m while high school pupils begin at 8 30 a m. Tuesday will be a full school day with lunches served and buses on regular rural routes, per Superintendent John W Hamilton.
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John W. Hamilton
CAP Cadets Meet Tonight at Air Field Hanger
All Civil Air Patrol cadets are asked to attend a meeting tonight at 6 o'clock in front of the hanger at the field. A CAP senior member stated today.
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Civil Air Patrol
Air Field
CAP
Eisenhower Receives Far East Situation Briefing
President Eisenhower was given a full report on the tense Far East situation and then went to a golf course. He spoke by phone for about 20 minutes with Brig. Gen. Andrew J Goodpaster in Washington. The White House said more updates would come later today and that he would host a reception for university presidents before returning to Washington.
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Newport
R. I. Upi
Eisenhower
Far East
E.d.t
Andrew J Goodpaster
White House
Washington
Goodpaster
State Department
Pentagon
Central Intelligence Agency
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
American Association of Universities
Little Rock Set to Decide Central High Opening
Little Rock School Board must choose when to open Central High amid Gov. Faubus warnings of bloodshed if integration proceeds. The date hinges on Sept. 8 versus Sept. 15 as Supreme Court action looms, with Superintendent Blossom seeking six members for the meeting.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Little Rock
Central High School
Orval Faubus
Central
U. S. Supreme Court
Virgil T. Blossom
Blossom
Supreme Court
Faubus
CBS
Face the Nation
Race Riots in Notting Hill Shoot Through London Streets
Thousands of white youths clashed with Negroes and police in Notting Hill, London, the fifth major race incident in two weeks and the worst in the city’s history. Dozens were injured, including four hospitalized, nine police hurt, and eighteen arrests. The fighting lasted five hours as mobs fought with knives, bars, and bottles while Teddy Boy youths led the attacks.
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Henry W. Thornberry
United Press International
London
UPI
Notting Hill
Britain
America
Quarterback Club Opens Season Plans in Childress
The Childress Quarterback Club will hold its first meeting of the season on Monday night September 8. Ted Henderson, president, announced the time and place will be announced later. Officers include Henderson as president with Troy Collins as vice president Paul Havens as treasurer and Kenneth Jones as secretary.
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Childress
Ted Henderson
Henderson
Troy Collins
Paul Havens
Kenneth Jones
Bombers To Fly Low Over The Childress Area
Strategic Air Command will conduct a low level navigation training flight over the Texas Panhandle Tuesday. B 47 aircraft from the 97th Bombardment Wing will operate around 500 feet above ground along a route extending from Alpine to Brady and ending west of Memphis.
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Childress
Strategic Air Command
97Th Bombardment Wing
Biggs Afb
CAA
SAC
Alpine
Marathon
Big Lake
Brady
Haskell
Amarillo
Memphis
Fishermen Defy Iceland Law With British Naval Backing
British trawlers ignored Iceland’s 12 mile limit as convoys protected by four frigates crossed the line. About 100 British vessels formed in three groups off Iceland fishing within a box eight miles wide by 30 miles, while six Icelandic patrol ships stayed silent. The move followed Iceland’s midnight extension and drew a public reply from Prime Minister Macmillan stressing Royal Navy rights on the high seas.
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A. £. Pedersen
United Press International
Reykjavik
Iceland
UPI
London
Icelandic
Britain
Te Office
Harold Macmillan
NATO
Royal Navy
Legion Opens Convention in Chicago Parade Kicks Off
In Chicago the American Legion began its 40th national convention with a 76 trombone parade and 50 000 marchers. National Commander John S. Gleason Jr will review the parade from the reviewing stand before resuming the march.
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Chicago
UPI
American Legion
National Legion Convention
John S. Gleason Jr
Chicago Bank
Illinois
85Th Reserve Infantry
Gleason
Holiday traffic toll climbs as deaths topped 29 goal
National Safety Council tallies show Labor Day weekend crashes killed at least 23 people by Sunday noon with drownings and other incidents raising the total to 434 across all causes. Texas reported 15 traffic fatalities while California led with 36.
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United Press International
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Ethel Domingo Salazar
Pleasanton
National Safety Council
United Press
California
Ohio
Illinois
New York
Wisconsin
Washington
D.C
Dakotas
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Vermont
Wyoming
Cuba Faces Hurricane Ella Threat Across Caribbean
Hurricane Ella slimmed briefly over Haiti but re strengthened at sea. Warnings were issued for southern Haiti eastern Cuba and parts of the Bahamas. Cuba ordered 3000 sailors into shelters as naval forces moved ships out to sea. Ella was expected to move northwest at about 17 mph for the next 12 hours.
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Miami
UPI
Ella
San Juan
Jamaica
Port Au Prince
Haiti
U. S. Naval
Guantanamo
Cuba
Santiago de Cuba
Russia Seen Ready to Join West in Secrecy Removal on H-Bomb
Geneva UPI report cites Prof Francis Perrin at atoms-for-peace conference saying Russia likely to join Western push to remove secrecy from H-bomb research. Delegates from 66 nations attended as messages of support arrived from Eisenhower Khrushchev De Gaulle Nehru and Macmillan. Continued on Page Three.
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Russia
Geneva
UPI
West
Francis Perrin
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Charles E de Gaulle
France
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Khrushchev
Macmillan
America
U. N
Dag Ham
Burglars Take Four New Tires at River Bridge Site
Four new tires were stolen from the warehouse at the Red River bridge construction site Saturday night. Entry was gained by breaking the door. burglars also attempted to enter the gasoline storage but did not succeed. Superintendent reported the burglary. investigation by Sheriff and Police De partments found no suspects.
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Red River Bridge
Virgil Holt Dies Sunday in Local Convalescent Home
Virgil Holt, about 62, died around 7 p.m. Sunday in a local convalescent home. He came here from Lipscomb County. The body will be taken to Shattuck, Oklahoma, for funeral arrangements and burial, with an Oklahoma funeral home in charge.
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Virgil Holt
Holt
Lipscomb County
Shattuck
Okla
Oklahoma
Fair Weather Continues Across Texas This Week
Partly cloudy and warm conditions are forecast to persist in Texas through Tuesday with no major temperature changes expected. Sunday highs reached 103 at Presidio while most areas stayed in the 90s. Houston reported .22 inches of rain and Beaumont .18 inches.
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United Press International
Texas
Presidio
Houston
Beaumont
Chicago Fires Investigated After Weekend Blazes
A Chicago area restaurant fire killed 28 year old James Murdough and sparked arson probes by police and the state attorney. A second blaze at Carmen's Steak House damaged it for about 75 000 dollars with four firefighters injured.
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Chicago
UPI
James Murdough
Brough
State’s Attorney’s Office
Murdough
Ros Murdough
Grrll
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Roy Murdough
William Buzanis
Buzanis
Carson
Labor Leaders Promise To Clean Up Their Unions
Labor leaders pledge ongoing efforts to root out corruption and racketeering as President Eisenhower pressures reform. They clash with Labor Secretary Mitchell over blame for Congress failing to pass labor reform. Meany, McConnell, Cary among 1000-plus at Labor Day Mass in D C. Reuther accuses an unholy alliance of big business and corrupt labor leaders.
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William J. Eaton
United Press International
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor
James T. McConnell
James B. Cary
The
Ternational Union of Electrical Workers
Patrick A. O’ Boyle
Joseph F. Donnelly
Hartford
Conn
Reuther
Senate
Kennedy-Ives
National Association of Manufacturers
Ihe
Sam Rayburn
C L Smith Dies Buried Today At Childress
Funeral rites were set for 4 o clock afternoon at First Methodist Church for C L Smith 73 a county farmer who died at 3 am Sunday in Childress General Hospital. Rev J O Haymes and Rev Rollo Davidson to officiate with grandsons as pallbearers. Burial in Childress cemetery. Survivors include wife Ethel two sons five daughters a stepson three brothers four sisters and numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
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Charles Levance
C. L.) Smith
First Methodist Church
J. O. Haymes
Lubbock
Rollo Davidson
Smith
Tell
Childress General Hospital
Childress
Newberry Funeral Home
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Childress County
Midlothian
Ethel
E. F
Clovis
E. L
Midland
Lee Rothwell
L. R. Vincent
Farwell
Paul Haven
Ventura
Calif
Laura Sears
Corpus Christi
Child Drowns In Park Toilet Near Mohican
Brenda Leherman a 30 month old girl from Wadsworth disappeared Sunday near Mohican State Park ranger station during a family camping trip. State patrol said she likely fell into an outside toilet. her body was found about 16 hours later after a multiday search involving 600 to 1,000 volunteers and a Navy helicopter.
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Loudonville
Ohio
UPI
Brenda Leherman
Mohican
Wadsworth
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NEA Telephoto
Christian A. Herter
Defense Department
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George E. Allen
Ft. Adams
Narraganset Bay
Naval Hospital
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Jack V. Fox
Arkansas
Legion
San Antonio
Robert Bruce Parker
Lake Austin
Ernest Harman, Jr
Mayhaw Gulley
Winnie
Tex
Gulf Freeway
Galveston
William S. Moore
Negro
John Olen Denoir
Uvalde Hospital
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Royce City
James Donald McMurray
Tommy R. Burton
Dallas
Richard Dear
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