Dag Nasser Confer In New Peace Move
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold meets with Egyptian President Nasser to push a peace plan amid Lebanon's crisis. The talks aim to end the rebellion with claims Beirut seeks Western intervention denied by Nasser, who says the crisis is internal. Hammarskjold plans to return to Beirut with further guidance.
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Nasser
Camille Chamoum
United States
Britain
Hammarvkjold
Beirut
GOP Fall Election Theme Faces Hurdle From Democratic Votes
A cross party view shows difficulty for Republicans to push a campaign line that Eisenhower needs a GOP Congress for his program. Democrats and Republicans alike doubt the theme will hold as Senate Democrats likely back a five year renewal while Senate GOP leaders Bridges and Knowland push a three year limit. Continued on Page Three.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Meade ™ Alcorn
Senate
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House
Styles Bridges
RNI
William F. Knowland
R-Calif
Erie Pike Link Backing Gains Bipartisan Support
Pennsylvania lawmakers advocate fast tracking the Erie to Turnpike express, preferring a north south Erie link over the Keystone Shortway. Rep. Frank Clark and Rep. John Saylor join calls for early design work on Pittsburgh to Turnpike connections and a Erie Washington freeway near Butler County. Rep. James Fulton also backs quick Erie Turnpike construction and Keystone Shortway progress.
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Wasninuion
Erie
Pennsylvania
John Saylor
Johnstown
State Highways Department
Pittsburgh
Butler County
James Fulton
Pittsburgh Republican
Train Crash At Veracruz Station Kills 10
A runaway electric train crashed into a crowd at Mattrata Point near Orizaba, Veracruz, killing ten and injuring twenty. About 25 people were unaccounted for as the train, on a run from Orizaba to Veracruz port, reportedly surged out of control after a power failure. Brakes reportedly failed and witnesses described attempts to derail the train.
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Ukigaa
Mexico
Mattrata Point
Orizaba
Gulf Consul
Veracruz
Witnessne
Bethlehem Lass to Represent Pennslyvania in Miss America Finals
Rosalie Lamley, 20, of Bethlehem, will represent Pennsylvania in the Miss America finals in Atlantic City this September. Judges picked Lamley Saturday night at West Chester, naming her Miss Pennsylvania. runner-up was Alice Engelman of Altoona. Lamley, 5 ft 6 in, 120 pounds, 36-23-36, is a Penn State Thespians choreographer who entered as Miss Lehigh Valley.
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Rosalie ‘Lamley
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Ica
Amantle City
Pennsylvania State University
Miss Lamley
West Chester
Alice Low Engelman
Altoona
Central Pennsylvania
Jennie Blatchford
Hollidaysburg
Lewis M Stevens
Miss Engelman
Lamley
Penn State Thespians
Lehigh Valley
Mary Kathryn Bearhalter
Levittown
Bucks County
Suzanne C. Spyker
Reading
Greater Reading
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King
Wyoming Valley
Peggy Pickford McCann
Philadelphia
Fae Chronister
Marysville
Susquehanna Valley
Dorothy Ann Fletcher
Marietta
Lancaster County
Joan Getty
Telford
Chester County
Jher
Ike and Negro Leaders Meet on Rights at White House
Four Negro leaders met President Eisenhower at the White House to press federal action on school integration after a stay order delaying Little Rock Central High’s desegregation. Roy Wilkins said topics would include voting rights, the civil rights commission, and Justice Department actions, with focus also on federal intervention and the Little Rock crisis.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Little Rock
White House
Lawters
Ark
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S
Harry J. Lemley
Central High School
Lemley
Justice Department
Wilkins
Civil Rights Commission
Arlington, Va
The
Defenders of State Sovereignty
Alberties
Arlington County
Potomac River
Arlington
Bone
Virginia
Urge Reform Movement In U S Education
Washington report from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund urges a two year study leading to far reaching reforms in American education beyond funding. It highlights overcrowding understaffing and ill equipment while stressing testing guidance stronger federal help and national leadership to meet rapid technological change.
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U.S
Washington
Rockefeller , Brothers Fund, Inc
Pentagon
Five Safecrackers Nabbed After Erie Bank Robbery
Close police surveillance since last week's Erie bank robbery led to the capture of five suspects, William Wedzik Walter Shampo e David Watkins Gregory Canary and Samuel Snyder. They were tied to at least five safes taken in recent weeks and a $897 haul from an Erie filling station, with only $3 recovered. Police say the group also cleared up three burglaries.
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Erle
Edward Driscoll
Raymond Sokolowski
Erle Street
Gregory Canary
Samuel Snyder
Johnstown
Erie
Snyder
Canary
Germans Seek 3095 To Free GI Prisoners
Berlin reports East German Communists demanded 33 095 dollars to secure the return of nine American soldiers held in the Soviet Zone since June 1. Talks centered on payment for room and board and on signing protocols by a U S State Department designated representative. US officials refused to recognize East German authority, fearing wider repercussions and loss of four power occupation accords. Col Robert P McQuail led the mission but without Washington credentials.
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Berlin
United States
Tron Curtain
U. S. Army
Belgium
East
Germany
U.S
Robert P. McQuall
Malion
State Department
Washington
German Democratic ‘Republic
House probes may call Eisenhower aide in Congo integration case
Congressman Morgan Moulder urged investigators to interview Gerald D. Morgan, Eisenhower’s special counsel, as the House committee reopens hearings on adviser William Adams. Adams faced scrutiny for hotel stays and gifts from Bernard Goldfine, Boston industrialist facing FTC and SEC issues. Eisenhower has signaled he will keep Adams, despite the controversy.
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Washington
Morgan Moulder
D-Mo
House
Gerald D. Morgan
Eisenhower
Morgan
Adams
Moulder
Sherman Adams
White House
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Goldfine
District Judge Rules 242-Year Suspension At Little Rock
District Judge Harry J. Lemley denied stay motions to his order suspending school desegregation at Central High for 32 years. The judge said a stay would prolong racial tensions while noting the right of Negro students to attend public schools. Attorneys signaled possible appeals as the case loomed into the political primaries and further court action.
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Little Rock
Ark i
United States
Harry J. Lemley
Central High School
Ark
U. BS
Harry J. Lemsey
Clases
Central High
Wiley Branton
Pine Bluff
National Association Tor the Advancement
Ot” Golored People
Lemley
Circuit Court of
Apel
Louis
Supreme Court
Branton
Little Fock
Schhool Board
Arkansas
Hungarian Refugees Riot Outside Soviet Embassy in NYC
Hungarian refugees demonstrated outside the Soviet delegation to the United Nations in Manhattan. They tried to breach police lines, smashed three windows, injuring several officers and pickets. Nine demonstrators were arrested, with two held on felonious assault charges. In Ottawa, about 320 Hungarians sprayed the Soviet Embassy with red paint during a protest over Nagy’s execution.
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United Nations
Park Avenue
Manhattan
Imre Nagy
Moscow
Nagy
Vincent J. Perrerl
Gere Horvath
Queens
Barna Saossy
Hast Orange
Ottawa
Canada
Poland Protests Nagy Execution Rumors Reach Blocs
In Warsaw the Polish Communist party was reported ready to protest within inner circles of the Communist bloc against the execution of Imre Nagy and other Hungarian revolt leaders. Public complaint by party leader Wladyslaw Gomulka appeared unlikely.
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Poland
Nagy
Warsaw
Polish Communist Party Today
Communist Bloc
Imre Nagy
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Adams Declines Governor Bid in New Hampshire Primary
Bancuca Ron and Sherman Adams today declined an invitation to seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination in New Hampshire. Adams, a former governor from 1949 to 1953, said he has a job to finish in Washington as a presidential assistant. Albert Levitt, a Hancock resident and former Virgin Islands U.S. District Court Judge, voiced Eisenhower’s chief aide’s push for his candidacy.
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Ron
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Washington
Adams
Albert Levitt
Hancock
U.S
Virgin Islands
Eisenhowers
West German Embassy Attacked in Moscow by Protesters
More than 1,000 demonstrators attacked the West German Embassy in Moscow using stones, sticks and ink bottles after an assault on the Soviet Embassy. U S reporters were roughed up while attempting photos as the crowd advanced and threw ink and shattered windows.
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Harold K. Milks
Moscow
Bonus
U. S
Embaray
Police Without Hot Lead In Erie Holdup
Erie police FBI and State Police probe the $105,155 bank robbery with an abandoned 1949 sedan as the only material clue. Agents, among nation’s top, work to locate the trio believed hiding in Erie, with major breaks kept from press. Meanwhile in London a crowd of Russians stoned the West German Embassy in Moscow amid retaliation fears.
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Erie
FBI
London
Moscow
Bonn
Imre Nagy
New ‘York ‘Times
Max Frankel
Harold K. Milks
V Associated Press
Mostow
Associated Press
denton_sarators
Family Of Five Escapes Serious Injury In Crash
State Police report a two-vehicle crash near the Corry substation at 12 10 p m involving a Kennedy family car from Chicago and a Parkhurst truck. Patrick Kennedy 35, and Craig Parkhurst 16, escaped injury though Clara Kennedy 31 suffered forehead abrasions and knee contusions. Three Kennedy children Joan 16 months Susan 3 and Brian 5 were treated and released. The family was visiting friends in Corry.
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Corry Bar
Patrick B. Kennedy
Chicago
Craig W. Parkhurst
East Smith Street
Corry Parkhirst
Pianist Yan Cliburn Delights Amsterdam Concert Hall
Holland audiences roared with a standing ovation after Yan Cliburn and the Philadelphia Orchestra performed the Tetulkow Sky Flat Minor Concerto at Amsterdam’s concert hall. The work is linked to Cliburn’s Moscow competition success.
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Amsterdam
U. 5
Yan Cliburn
Philadelphis Orchestra
Cliburn
Tetulkowsky
Moscow
Celebes Rebels Claim Rout Of Govt Troops In North Celebes
Indonesian rebel radio claims forces repelled Jakarta invaders in North Celebes with ten soldiers killed in one clash. Report says government efforts to seize Menado continue, though insurgent leader Col Ventje Sumuni says enemy has not won a battle since landing a week ago.
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Manila
Radio Today
Jakarta
Jakarts
Menaio
Menado
Ventje Sumuni
Missing American Yacht Sought Near Communist China Waters
Authorities issue an order to search East China Sea for an American yacht possibly adrift near Communist Chinese waters. The vessel The Splan of Los Angeles is five tons with two masted rigging, owned by Calvert and skippered by Calvert, Kee Lung, and Pormoga, carrying Hollywood actor Johim Cal vert and seven others. Damaged or garbled report notes bad weather and uncertain timing with names inconsistently recorded.
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East China Sea
Johim Calvert
Thesplan
Los Angeles
Calvert
Jatt Keelung
Pormoga
Japan
Tad Pastea
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