Nixon Backs Keating In Senate Race
Vice President Nixon urged Republican Kenneth Keating of Rochester to run for the New York Senate seat vacated by Irving Ives. Nixon and President Eisenhower both thought Keating would be a fine nominee, a move seen as aiding Nixon’s ahead-of-1960 presidential aims. Rockefeller’s gubernatorial bid and Harriman’s race loom as potential obstacles or accelerants in the party’s path.
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Washington
Nixon
New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Rochester
Senate
Eisenhower
Keating
James C. Hazerly
White Mouse
Nel‘sort Rockefeller
GOP
Rockefeller
Hagerty
Averell Harriman
John D. Rockefeller
Court Prepares For Little Rock Contined Backlash In Schools
U.S. District Judge John Paul blocked the Charlottesville School Board plan to desegregate districting. Tennessee reports two Negro first graders in Nashville desegregated classes. North Carolina Charlotte Board rejects 24 transfer requests. Winston-Salem Easton Elementary sees 4 Negroes reassigned. 135 pupils seek transfers. Oklahoma sees two Negroes first at Preston Elementary. NAACP suits allege avoidance of integration in Muscogee and two districts. Mississippi adopts a constitutional amendment to strengthen segregation laws. Louisiana Shreveport votes for first reading to keep transit segregation.
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U.S. Dist
John Paul
Charlottesville
Tennessee
Nashville
North Carolina
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
White Easton
Oklahoma
Preston
Muscogee
NAACP
Mississippi
Louisiana
Shreveport
Bowling Industry Sees Growth Amid Recession Shifts
In New York AP reporting, the bowling industry expects a record season with nearly 2 million bowlers, $250 million in fees, and a push toward year round play. Women are boosting participation, suburbs draw crowds, and centers invest in plush upgrades with automated pinsetters and new services. Firms forecast hitting a one billion dollar annual investment milestone.
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New York
Business Research Corp
Bensinger
Brunswick Balke-Collender
Utes Cimeress
Togs
Ordts
Brunswick Sys
Industy
Wd Nurseries
Buffalo
Hold Rites For Mrs. C. Bennett
The Mass for Mrs Charles Bennett was said at St Thomas Church at 9 30 am with Rev Cyril Cooper as celebrant Interment followed at St Thomas Cemetery Bears included Andrew Guskea Byrum Bennett Robert Proctor Theodore Swan Sr George Rumbaugh and Victor Cragger Local mourners from away attended including Mr and Mrs Charles Craker Ridley Park Pa and many others from Titusville Erie and nearby towns
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Charles Bennett
St Thomas’ Church
Cyril Cooper Ashe
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Andrew Guskea
Byrum Bennett
Robert Proctor
Theodore Swanson Sr
George Rumbaugh
Victor Cragger
Charles Craker
Ridley Park
Ellen O'Brien
Joseph O'Brien
Michael O
Parade Honors Nautilus Crew In New York
New York staged a three day salute to Cmdr Wil lus R Anderson and the Nautilus crew with a ticker tape parade. A skeleton crew stood watch at the Brooklyn Navy Yard as the submarine sailed under the North Pole Icepack on the Atlantic voyage. Tomorrow the Nautilus will depart for New London Conn, its home port.
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New York
Willus R. Anderson
Brooklyn Navy Yard
North Pole
Atlantic
New London
Conn
Fire destroys empty theater. flames stopped from spreading
A blaze yesterday gutted the Majestic Theater empty interior in Nampa. Firefighters prevented spread to the neighboring fire station, limiting damage and averting broader loss. No injuries reported.
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Nampa
Tushio
Majestic Theater
Rock Layer Halts Oil Well Drilling
In Swamnerhill Township near Nor vigville a rock layer at 8031 feet halted a major oil drilling effort on the Joseph ardysh farm. A $25,000 drift rig was dismantled and staff paused 24 seven operations awaiting orders from Bene edum-Trees Oil Co. of Pittsburgh. The bore hole was plugged with concrete. no oil was indicated during the chilling process and the deep well, among the deepest structurally in the state, remains a dry hole.
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Meadville
Unis
Joseph Ardysh
Swamnerhill Township
Norvigville
Beneedum-Trees Oil Coe
Pittsburgh
Dale Rumbaugh
Frelet
Union Rotary Co
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Datig
Stile Tumibayeh
Uhlon Rotary Co
Filidie Kardash
Rumbaugh
Titanile Ayer
Youth, 18, Held In Auto Theft
An 18 year old youth, identified as William McKinnon, was arrested by Chautauqua County Sheriff's deputies in Silver Creek on auto theft charges. He allegedly stole a vehicle in Silver Creek and drove it to Bale. The owner was Theodorn Muhnkérn Brie. The vehicle was found wrecked near Route 6. The FBI is involved. In Mayville, NY, authorities report the arrest of Donald Bukene Bartlett, 17, of Perry, Ohio, on auto theft charges. details not available. Bartlett reportedly told authorities he had five prior arrests for various charges.
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Eatr
Hay
Silver Creek
N.4
William McKinnon
Chou- Mgua County
PBI
Mayville
N.Y
Donald Bukene Bartlett
Perry
Ohio
Chautauqua County
Bartlett
300 Seek Work At New Kane Plant
More than 300 persons gathered to file applications for jobs at the New Kane plant, with additional forms to be distributed tomorrow. Production is expected around September 2, employing about 60, mostly wood-working skilled workers. machinery arriving from New York City to replace the closed Holgate plant.
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New Kane
ISANE
Yous
New York City
Kane Area
Holgate
Ring Magazine Names Floyd Patterson Fighter of the Month
New York reports Floyd Patterson earned Ring magazine’s Fighter of the Month honor after his 14th round knockout of Toy Harris. Harris drops to seventh. Nino Valdes climbs to fourth. Archie Moore falls to fifth after a draw with Howard King. Ingemar Johansson moves up to sixth. Paterson’s win shifts heavyweight rankings in unexpected ways.
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New York
Bloyd Patterson
Toy Harris
Ring Magazine Today
Harris
Cuba
Nino Valdes
Mike Dejoha
Syracuse
N. Y
Archie Moore
Howard King
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Eddie Machen
Zora Polley
Chandler
Ariz
Machen
Redding
Calif
Willie Pastrano
Mian Beach
Gene Armstrong
Elizabeth
N. 1
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
For Sale: 1954 Ford Ranch Wagon in good condition
Classy used car listing noting a 1954 Ford Ranch Wagon in good condition linked to Fred Kinley with contact number 3-5685. Additional listing mentions a 196? Ford two door with radio heater in good condition and phone 2-517, plus a 1946 DeSoto in excellent condition at 645 Wright Street.
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Bnit
POR
Fred Kinley
DeSoto
Wright Street
Wall Street Peaks Then Eases As Market Holds Gains
New York stocks moved near an 158 high before retreating from early gains as traders showed active participation. Bell Aircraft led with a surge after Mart chem rocket propulsion news, while U S Steel touched a fresh high and drugs, chemicals, oils, and rubber shares joined the advance amid mixed action across the market. Egg prices softened on smalls and steady to firm on larger grades in wholesale markets.
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New York
Bell Alveraft
U.S. Steel
At&t
Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem Steel _ Briggs —Carrier Corp
Chrysler Cities Service
Columbia Gas Consolidated Ison
Continental
Eastman Kodake
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Int
Tel & Tel
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Central
Pennroad
Perna
RCA
Socony
Standard Oil
Calit
Texas Co US Bieel
Youngstown
American Stock
Aero Supply
South Peng Oi
Pass Race Bills In Arkansas Continued From Page
Arkansas lawmakers advanced several anti integration measures as NAACP leaders denounced them as attempts to dodge desegregation. School Superintendent Virgil Blossom refused to enroll three Negro students in white schools, while two sought entry to Central High and Hall High. Bennett bills targeted NAACP legal actions and records, with one measure delayed for further study.
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Arkansas
Little Rock Naacp
Clarence Laws
Virgil Blossom
Central High
Hall High
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Little Rock
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
C. Bennett
R. Dale Webster Manager
Corry
Crandall Agency
Corry Edinboro Union City
Loblaws
Hamburg
Chuck Racist Q
Ellenville
Michael Luis
Little Michael Jr
Hin
Uoc Ta Thane Ature
Analo
Ring Magazine
Floyd
Mmidmann
Service and Health
St Meerdink
West Smith
Allen Brush
Quist
Elgin Bea
Vfrdam Hose
Conack
Police Department
Adios
Subaigent
Guy M-Fish
Gevoll
Waterhouse Guriue Stag
Aia
Murphy
West Main Street
M. Fish
Ford
Spartansburg
Guy M. Fish
Tait
C. J. Peterson & Son
Brigham Hardware
North
Worth Street
Ruffener
Mather
Murray
Matt
Street
Norman Hogenboom
Clymer
N. C
Stockton
Columbus
Ray Keller
East Street
Armstrong
Gilson
Builders Supply
Mead Avenue
Marion Street
Bis
Wall Street
Gilson's
Columbia
Sariia
Hammond
State Line
Rane
Spartansburg, PA
W. H. Thompson Lumber Company
Mollard
West
Field
South Center Street
Joe Cohen
Bruce Smith
Central
Tuquire
East Pleasant Street
Maiire
Center Street
Beaverdam
North Center Street
C. M. Howard
West Spring Creek
Tage
Todern
Clymer Center
Panama Road
Union City
Raymond Avenue
Watt Real Estate Agency
North East
James Ry
Leslie
Wattsburg
Erie
Harmett Oh
Massey Harris
Charie Warren
Delmas Chesley
Phone North East
Chesley’s
Little Hope
Delmas Chesley & Sons
Lena T. Piccirillo
J. Guy Butters
Corry Memorial Hospital
E.F.M
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
Alfred Phillips
Lorraine
Pittsburgh Area
Johnstown
Samuel H. Heckman
Penn Traffic Co
Memorial Hospital
Eagle Street
Dial
Coal
Harrisel Lin McSorley
Vania Turny
the. Shelley
Minneapot
Airlines
Magnuson
D- Ta
Mt Suts
Brvis
Magnuson Art
Warren Magna
Min
Witburgh
Clevela
Milwaukee
E. C. Wiegan
H Garland
Sterliva
Dibisville
Sterling
Chevrolet
Edward Neely
Beardsley
Finvean
Valley
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