Faubus Triumphs In Arkansas Third Term Nomination
Orval Faubus won a landslide Democratic nomination for a third term as governor of Arkansas. With 2189 of 2821 precincts reporting he had 243,263 votes, about 70 percent ahead of rivals Chris Finkbeiner and Lee Ward. The result reflected strong support across 75 counties including Pulaski.
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Orval Faubus
Faubus
Dixie
Arkansas
Chris Finkbeiner
Little Rock
Pulaski
Finkbelter
Ward
Finkbeiner
Paulius
South
Arkansas National Guardsmen
Little Rock Central High School
Fisenhower
Jehovah Witness Woman Dies After Refusing Transfusion
Mrs Eligabeth Denno a 43 year old Jehovahs Witness from Haverhill Mass died yesterday from complications after prolonged loss of blood from an ulcerated intestine doctors said She refused blood transfusions for nearly a year despite doctors urging submission Her husband and six children survive after two operations without transfusions using drugs to sustain her during hospitalization and readmission following renewed bleeding
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Haverhill
Mass
Eligabeth Denno
Denno
Jehovah's Witnesses
Blood Donors Fall Short Of 125 Pint Goal
The Corry blood drive fell 35 pints short of the 125 pint target with 90 donations after 10 rejections from 100 would-be donors. The drive marked the unit’s 30th visit here since 1960 and raised the grand total to 395 pints. Over 30 donors were members of the Corry Jamestown union. Dr. J Gibson of Buffalo assisted with the visit.
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Red Cross
Leo Hoylen
Corry
Hoylen
Boy Dies From Brain Clot in Dayton Hospital
In Dayton Ohio 13 year old Donald Knee died at Good Samaritan Hospital after a brain blood clot led to hemorrhagic poisoning and high fever. Doctors noted weakened heart and sinus infections as the clot's source. an operation aimed to clear brain infection.
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Dayton
Ohio
Donald Knee
Good Samaritan Hospital
Donald
Phillipsburg
GOP Chairman Curran Dies in New York
Thomas J. Curran, 58, chairman of the New York County Republican Committee and a former Dewey aide, died yesterday of heart ailment. He served as New York secretary of state in the Dewey administration.
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GOP
New York
Thomas J. Curran
New York County Republican Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Edinger declines council post amid flood concerns
Mayor Kinley reports Norman Edinger of Wright street refused the streets director appointment to replace Clair Capwell who resigned July 21. Edinger would serve temporarily if no other nominees arise, but would face work and city access issues. The council will review potential candidates and revisit the matter later.
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J. Pred Kinley
Norman Edinger
Wright Street
Streets
Clair Capwell
Kinley
Edinger
Nusia
Impulse Slaying Suspect Awaits Texas Trial
Howard B. Stickney, 20, a former Texas Highway Department worker, faces trial for the slayings of married couple Clifford and Shirley Barnes during a beach party near Galveston. He allegedly admitted using a lug wrench after an impulse, with Barnes found May 27 and Clifford Barnes June 18, tied to a June 20 arrest near Perth Amboy.
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Houston
Tex
Howard B. Stickney
Texas Highway Department
Westover
Clearfield County
Lloyd Frazer
Stickney
Aind
Clifford C. Barnes
Galveston
Frazrer
Cliff
Shirley
Buckhey
Perth
N. B
Canada
Delay Action On Goldtine-Charge Contempt Hearing Held
The Commerce Committee held a closed forenoon session on whether to cite Bernard Goldine for contempt of Congress. Rep John Bell Williams said copies of the hearing record and related documents were not ready for release.
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Ngtoway
Les House Commerce Committee
Bernard Goldine
Congress
John Bell Williams
Dmiss
Armco Steel Hikes Prices Sparking Industry Debate
Ohio based Armco Steel Corp announces the first 1958 price increase, averaging 2.16 per cent on 12 products, including hot and cold rolled sheets, totaling about 60,000 dollars per ton. Senator Estes Kefauver calls the move unjustified and urges price restraint to fight inflation. Major producers weigh follow-on actions as unions push wage gains.
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Middletown
Ohio
Armée Steel Corp
Estes Eefauver
D-Tenn
Armco
Kefauver
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Salt
United
U. S. Steel
Big Steel
Washington
Rebels Attack AP Reporters Near Syria
Rebels roamed the Syrian Lebanese border and fired on a car carrying two Associated Press reporters Relman Morin and Tom Ochiltree as they traveled from Beirut to Damascus. The duo and a Lebanese driver faced shooting and delays before reaching the border post. Morin joked about the dangerous ride while Ochiltree described the perilous journey. A second report notes Dr Raymond McNealy, 71, former chief surgeon at Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital, died of a heart attack after a White patient treatment incident.
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Syria
Associated Press
Relman Morin
Tom Ochiltree
Beirut
Damascus
Morin
United Nations
Ochiltree
Mom
United Arab
Chicago
Raymond ‘William McNealy
Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital
Cook County Hospital
Suggests Summit Talks Open In Two Weeks
Associated Press report from Bristol Conn notes a 24 percent sales drop for six months, with profits slipping to 2833 and earnings of 1.17 per share in 1957. President Y F Barnes outlines questions on profitability, near-term prospects, and how earnings affect dividends, promising further details on page three.
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Associated Spring
Bristol
Conn
We Corporation
F. Barnes
Summit proposal aims for UN Security Council talks
President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Macmillan propose a UN Security Council summit on the Middle East crisis within two weeks. They draft notes to Soviet Premier Khrushchev suggesting no meeting between August 10 and 15 and send them to the Atlantic Pact Council in Paris.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
UN Security Council
Macmillan
Khyushchev
Atlantic Pact Council
Paris
London
NATO
de Galille
Khrushchev
Geneva
Security Council
U. S
United Nations
New York
Tass
Raymond Plant and Union Sign New Two Year Pact
Raymond Plant and United Auto Workers local approved a new two year contract for about 1000 employees at Weymond Mfg Co. The package pay hike averages seven cents an hour with four cents on average plus a two cent cost of living increase and adjusted Blue Cross costs. Acceptance occurred at a special union meeting with only two votes against out of 380. The pact becomes effective next Monday.
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Weymond Mfg. Co
Blue Cross Insurance
Pushig
United Auto Workers
Senate Confirms New UN Envoys in Unanimous Vote
Washington reports the Missouri Senate unanimously confirms Eisenhower’s appointment of five delegates and five alternates to the UN General Assembly. U.S. ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge leads the list, which includes Marian Anderson of Connecticut among the delegates.
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Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Marian Anderson
Connecticut
Defense Spending Up Too Amid Mid East Crisis
Washington reports the Mid East crisis aiding Eisenhower to push for higher foreign aid and defense spending. Senate debate opens on a 1.4 billion defense bill surpassing his request, with lawmakers predicting only partial gains in foreign funds. Senate and Republican leaders weigh larger increases, citing long range jets, missiles, and submarine firing gear.
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Ike
Washington
Middle East
Eisenhower
Senate
Eisenhowe
Appropriations Committee
J. William Pulbright
lArk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Democrats
House
George Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Appropriations Committee
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Ike Honors Flying Tiger Chennault at Funeral in Arlington
President Eisenhower paid tribute to Lt Gen Claire Chennault, the Flying Tiger, in public remarks released before his funeral. Chennault, 67, died in New Orleans from lung cancer and was to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery after services at Fort Myer. A presidential letter to his widow Anna Chan Chennault praised his heart and fighting spirit, while Gen Nathan F. Twining lauded his inspiring courage and devotion to duty.
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Eisenhower
Claire Chennault
Flying Tiger
Chennault
New Orleans
Ft. Myer
Arlington National Cemetery
Mond Lay
Anna Chan Chennault
Jong
Nate Twining
Claire
Nathan F. Twining
Balloon Pops During Altitude Test Over Crosby Minnesota
A 40 000 foot test balloon built by Air Force and Winzen Research failed near Crosby Minnesota when a jet stream tore the thin plastic bag and top ruptured. The 20 story sphere drifted southeast before the weather cracked the envelope at eight thirty a m. Tracking crews searched for instruments and insects released with the craft for cosmic ray studies. Lt Col David Simons directed the project aiming for a 135000 foot record following last year’s 102000 foot manned ascent.
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Crosby, Minn
Here
Air Force
Winzen Research, Inc
Minneapolis
David Simons
Police Chief Dan Zebyle Dies in New Kensington
Dan Zebyle aged 64, longtime police chief of New Kensington and former city officer, died from a heart attack at Allegheny Valley Hospital. He was stricken last Thursday at his Butler County farm.
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Dan Zebyle
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Butler County Farm
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