Faubus Faces Test In Little Rock Primary
In Arkansas governor Orval Faubus seeks a third term amid the Little Rock school integration crisis. He faces Chris Finkbeiner and Lee Ward in a Democratic primary, with a runoff possible if no majority is reached. Both opponents criticize his 1957 actions and advocate legal methods for race matters.
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Little Rock
Ark. i
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Rominalion
Chris Finkbeiner
Tittle Rook Most Packing Company
Lee Ward
Paragould, Ark
Init
Ward
Finkbeiner
Blast Misses Lebanon Chief in Beirut Bombing Killings
A car bomb exploded as Lebanese Prime Minister Sanit Sol today neared Beirut, killing at least eight people including a policeman three gendarmes and four civilians. Solh was unhurt and moved to his office. Parliament Speaker Adel Osseyran said Gen Fuad Shehab is favored to succeed President Camille Chamoun with broad support.
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Seanul
Weumuvu
Sanit Sol
Solh
Beirut
Adel Osseyran
Associated Press
Fuad Shehab
Camille Cha~moun
Oseyran
Shehab
Corry Scouts Tour Philmont Ranch In New Mexico
Corry Scouts from Erie travel with 53 fellow Scouts of the Washington Trail Council on a six day bus trip across the United States to Philmont Ranch in New Mexico. The group visits Air Force bases en route, camping, meals, and overnight stays scheduled along the way.
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Cimarron
N. Mex
M Rss
Robert Grice
Edward Halfast
Allen Benson
Erie
Washington
Judge to Rule on $55,000 Left by Former Corry Man
Erie judge Samuel Roberts is asked to divide a $55,000 estate from Elmer L. Kincaid who died in London on November 22, 1956 at age 84. The three beneficiaries are Iris Kincaid Colby Col Elmerith Kincaid Jr. and Mrs Mallon K Sands. The stepmother claims $5,600 under joint funds for a London lease and questions the exact death hour and stock values for tax purposes.
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Courc Yuage
Samuel Roberts
Erie
Corry
London
England
Igné
Elmer L. Kincaid
Iris Kincaid
North Center Street
Colvy
0Son
Col
Elmerith, Kincaid Jr
Bronxville
N. Y
Mallon K. Sands
Irvington
Col Kincaid
Sands
Judge Roberts
Kincaid
New York Stock Exchange
Haiti Rebels Seize Army Camp Near Port au Prince
Rebels aligned with exiled former president Pat Magloire captured Des Salines army barracks beside the National Palace. The government urged citizens to arm and defend the palace while U S residents were told to stay off the streets. Two Americans were reportedly in the rebel group.
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Haiti
Port-Au-Prince
Dessalines
Nations Palace
Radio
Francois Duvallier
Lucien Chauvet
Chauvet
Magloire
New York City
Radio Aad
St. Marc
Port-il-Prince
Port Crly
U.S
Gerald Drew
Duvaille
Negro Republic
Khrushchev Invited to Visit Owen Sound Port
The City Trade Commission in Owen Sound Ontario cabled Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev an invitation to visit this lake port and agricultural center about 100 miles northwest of Toronto.
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Khrushchev
Owen Sound
Plane Crash Kills Eight Near Maine Border
A B52 bomber from the 42nd Bombing Wing crashed three miles from Lor ing Air Force Base during a routine training flight. Eight men died, one instructor pilot Major Moody Deaton survived, was in good condition at the base hospital. Wreckage spread over about 20 acres. cause not yet determined.
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Limestone
Loring Air Force Base
Maine-New Brunswick
Moody &. Deston
Dennison Tex
Hopital
Air Force
Cat Ireland
Deaton
Britain curbs exports to Iraq amid training ties
London restricts export of military and war-potential goods to Iraq. A Board of Trade spokesman says Iraq is now subject to export licensing like Communist states. The move is precautionary, while about 118 Iraqi officers remain in training at British establishments. Government says training obligations are abating.
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London
Britain
Raq
Board of Trade
Iraq
Sherman Grocery Store Fire Guts Three-Story Building
A morning blaze in Sherman gutting a three story building in the business district caused an estimated 15 000 to 20 000 in damage. Fire chief John Karges said the kitchen of an upstairs apartment above the Red and White store overran with flames drew mutual aid from Findley Lake Clymer Westfield Mayville and Sherman with about 300 firefighters. The fire was under control by 7 15 am and four rooms in the apartment were gutted while stock in the store below was heavily damaged by water. No injuries reported.
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Sherman, N
John Karges
Stanley Hose Company
Sherman
Clark Wiles
Karges
Findley Lake
Clymer
Westfield
Mayville
Niles
Four Teenagers Die In Friday Night Crash
Four youths from Sharon and Canton died when a car left the road late Saturday, struck a tree and hit a utility pole. Victims named as John W Riggs 18 Thomas Hughes 17 Kenneth O Donnell 18 and John W Zappa 16. Two others Stephen Eldracker 17 and David Hurley 18 were injured. O Donnell died later at Norwood Hospital.
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John Wriggs
Thomas Hughes
Kenneth O'Donnell
Sharon
John W. Zappa
Canton
Stephen Eldracker
David Hurley
Biges
Hughes
Zappa
O'Donnell
Norwood Hospital
Contempt recommendation in Goldfine inquiry moves forward
Probers push contempt of Congress against Bernard Goldfine, ally of Sherman Adams, after unanimous subcommittee vote. If endorsed by the House Commerce Committee and the full House, the citation would head to the district attorney as a criminal case.
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Washington
House
Congress
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Oren Harris
House Commerce Committee
U. S
Harris
Goldfine
Adams
Boston
Goldfihe
Subcommittee
Jay Yeetuete
Eisenhower
Khrushchev’s Letter Hampers Emergency Summit Plan
President Eisenhower is expected to denounce Khrushchev’s proposal for a Quick Middle East summit as a bid for propaganda, while Khrushchev insists on five power talks only within the UN Security Council. Dulles, returning from London, will advise on an official response as aides debate whether Eisenhower should attend a high level Security Council session regardless of the Soviet stance. The White House signaled no change in the President’s position, with continued Geneva disarmament talks amid Soviet objections lingering.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Krushchev
Middle East
United Nations
Hiserbower
UN Security Council
New York
Khrushchev
Challies
Moscow
European
Dulles
London
Security Council
Soviet Union
Geneva
White House
City recovers from near inch rainstorm in Corry
An area drenched by almost an inch of rain yesterday afternoon and evening saw brief utility disruptions from blown fuses and falling branches. Public utilities reported no lasting trouble while sewers and gutters coped with the influx. Temperatures reached 88 in the day and 66 at night with more showers forecast.
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Corry
Weather Bureau
Erie
Replaces Kincheloe Robert White, New Space Pilot, Takes Task
HOLLYWOOD The man named America's first space venturer is Capt Robert M White a poised New Yorker who will pilot the X15 higher than ever if schedules hold. White with 4200 flight hours and 52 WWII and Korean War missions awaits lifting from a B62 bomber by Capt Charles Bock then aims to reach around 4000 mph in the rocket climb over Utah's stratosphere. He succeeds Kincheloe who was killed in a jet crash and had been White's backup pilot.
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Hollywood
America
Space
Air Force
Robert M. White
Ivan GC. Kincheloe
White
Kincheloe
Korea
Edwards Air Force Base
Doris Allan
Wilkes-Barre
New York City
Charles Bock
Council Bluffs
Towa
Strat Josphere
Utah
Bock
County CD Plans Center At Waterford
Erie County Civil Defense votes to build a minimal $8,000 to $12,000 facility on the Waterford site from reserve funds. The Waterford center would serve as a communications hub with a staff, storage for two used trailers, and an underground room, planned near a ridge for high elevation and radio reach across the county.
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ERIE
Mid-County
Erie County
Civil Defense Council
Waterford Area
Waterford
Alliance College
Cambridge Springs
Dominican envoy Rubirosa named ambassador to Cuba
Domini can Republic ambassador to Cuba named by President Trujillo. Rubirosa, currently minister counselor at the Paris embassy, will lead Dodin Cuban relations in Havana.
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Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Porfiria Rubirosa
Cuba
Rubirosa
Counellor
Paris
Levant’s Brother Dr Benjamin Levant Dies in Hospital
Dr Benjamin Levant a 60 year old surgeon and brother of pianist and TV personality Oscar Levant died yesterday after suffering a heart attack during surgery at Mountaine Hospital.
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Levant
Pittsburgh
Benjamin Levant
Oscar Levant
Montefiore
Flying Sausage Blimp Hopes To Clear Fog For Polar Flight
The 343 foot Navy airship Flying Sausage with 14 crew and GE IY scientists waits as pea soup fog traps it off South Weymouth Massachusetts. If successful it would become the first Navy airship to fly over the North Pole, delaying from its intended Arctic rendezvous at T-3 station.
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Hancounor
Navy
Arctic Ocean
North Pole
Weymouth
Mass
Churchill
Man
Allen Dulles Faces Probe
Washington officials report Allen Dulles, head of the CIA, will brief the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a closed session on Iraq developments. Senators focus on accuracy of the new government’s oil policy and its stance toward the West and the United States, with possible early recognition discussed.
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Washington
Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Iraq
George D. Aiken
RVI
United States
Aiken
Fanfani Opens Crisis Talks With Eisenhower
Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani begins emergency Middle East talks with President Eisenhower amid two Congress speeches. He aims to push a combined European American aid program to ease the crisis and seeks American backing for the objective though no single sweeping plan is ready.
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Waohington l
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Middle East
Eisenhower
Congress
Fanfani
Ager
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Robert White
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